Le Beau Market - San Francisco

The sweetest little market! The vibe of this colorful gem sweeps in a goal in for both customer needs and community care. From the outside artfully placed fresh product, to the deli made sammies- a delightful place to shop- not to mention- well yes, mention it family owned with hard work and pride. Mahalo Nui

Well located on a beautiful hill, variety of wines and snacks but there was no frozen BUD.

Great place for groceries and gifts; they have a solid selection for being in such a small space. Their sandwiches are also fantastic! I was really impressed by their homemade meatloaf sandwich, which was super filling. The meatloaf, bacon, BBQ, and grilled onions is a delicious combo.

Expensive convenient store. Bought a pastrami at 13.99! The bread they use is a loaf rye bread a size of 3/4 small , very small than any sandwich place. The ingredient inside is bland. Hardly taste the saurkrat. You call that a sandwich?!

Quite a unique and thoroughly charming little neighborhood grocery store with a genuine legitimate deli, real fine fresh meats, awesome fresh produce and exceptionally clean inside given the notoriety of the hood south easterly of the location.Also they actually haves a cache of hagen daas ice cream in their freezer that isn 't freezer burned and rarely ever sold totally out.We just picked up some delectable Chicken Curry Salad from their deli cooler chest of leftovers packed to go. And it was mostly delicious, albeit a tad heavy with diced apples. Perhaps use less apples, and try pear meat instead, some time?This is a very good place for delicious food and snacks, while doing your laundry across the intersection at Diamond Laundry. Their general pricing is to be expected given their very high quality of services, courteous staff, gourmet merchandise, and location (being the only store named Le Beau in San Francisco).We can 't help but like to think it was named for a character in Hogan 's Heros, whom was quite a Chef . Since there are so many references in and around the city related to popular culture media and former trends.Like Enterprise Street in the Mission hood (for the Trek fiends).We just moved into an SRO we can afford (albeit barely) after being homeless in the city. Our building is nearest Market and Eddy so yah, that part of that neighborhood .