Noe Hill Market

We love having this place in our neighborhood. The staff are always so so nice and they have a great selection of beer, snacks and things you
need at the last minute. Really appreciate having this business in my neighborhood.

Super pricy store on the corner where a 18oz juice, old orbits gum, old stale cheese pastry cost 8 bux. I should have walked out. Or the guy that offered no recipt I’m sure punched in his «own» price. This place is more than harvest market on market st. The guy was nice because I’m sure what I paid. Won’t patronize this place again. Prices are to high to move products so you end up with stale food.

Great selection plus the best, warmest service in he area by Sam and his team. Full selection of alcohol, bubbly and the most perfectly ripen bananas in the city every day!

One day, I hope to have the good fortune to live in a place where walking somewhere (anywhere) worthwhile is a thing.
Currently, that is not the case. Not even close. In fact, I think I’m probably closer to having a 0 for a walk score than to having even a double digit walk score. Which I guess is fine since I generally consider myself to be pretty lazy and the weather in my neck of the woods makes it seem like a less-​scenic Siberia.
I bring this up only after enviously staying at my friends’ pad just a hop away from both Dolores Park and a convenient (not to mention gorgeous) stroll away from Noe Hill Market… which is a perfectly adequate place to pick up booze and mixers for an afternoon you’re intending to spend outdoors with friends, open alcohol and the most gorgeous San Francisco weather you can possibly imagine.
Shop guys were great and while the selection is def limited given that it’s just a tiny corner store, we were pleasantly surprised with their options for munchies, and that they carried the easy drinking spirits of Ketel with the perfect popsicle-​esque mixer of blueberry lemonade.
Sure the prices on most items are clearly set for convenience-​level, but that’s all relative I guess. It’s a shop in a cute and scenic neighborhood that easily walkable from the Castro and Mission and if I want to walk to get booze and mixers where I live (not in SF), it would easily take me over an hour and half across busy-​for-​no-​reason streets, each way to get there and to call the views boring would be an insult to the word boring.
Bottom line– Decent market, friendly service, all the generic items you’d want in a pinch, and in a beautiful, easily walkable area. Jealous I am.

Sami, the owner, is a great guy. He is great with my kids and my dog :)

It’s seriously like any other convenience store in the area, but because it’s up on this hill, it’s way easier to buy wine + snacks for a day in Dolores. There’s absolutely no line, and gets the job done.

A tiny corner market that I will forever remember for introducing me to the simple wonder of PEPPERMINT WATER. It’s like regular water with a refreshing burst of mint as an aftertaste.
Let’s put it this way– you know how Philz mint mojito iced coffee is better than regular old coffee? The same is true for peppermint water. (to regular water, not old coffee)

Only a block away from home and has almost everything I’d need in a hurry. Including late night ice cream. I dig it.

Pricy… credit card minimum purchase is a thing of the past who has cash… over priced on there wines.

This is a local market in the heart of city. Great service, good selection and good people own it.

Update — price gouging over the past few months. I know these are tough times but come on!!!

This is a little convenience store that is directly next door to my friend’s house (my 2^nd home). My cat lives at my friend’s house, and my friend has all the entertainment as well, so i’m over there a lot. This market is next door, and has a surprisingly good selection of random things you might need. Brown sugar to make cookies? yes. Juice to bring to a party? yes. Not a place to do your grocery shopping, but fine for if you forgot one or 2 things.