Price says $1.90 per pound; at the register they put $2.80 I pointed that out and cashier flustered and asked me to point at the fruit I picked and then put the right price. Why didn’t she ask what fruit it was before even putting anything in the register??? They will cheat you. Not recommended.
The Mission District is a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in authentic Latin culture and cuisine. Walking through the streets, you’re surrounded by vibrant murals, lively energy, and an endless lineup of Latin food spots that feel truly authentic.
One standout stop is Casa Guadalupe Supermarket—a treasure trove of Latin flavors, from fresh ingredients to specialty snacks and baked goods. Every corner of the Mission District feels full of life and community pride, and sampling the food here is like taking a bite out of local culture itself!
Happy to see that this shuttered Walgreens location turned into a a pretty cool market. Very clean & organized with a great variety of just about everything.. Will definitely be back.:)
Casa Guadalupe is kinda my go-to for fruit. Always find really good, fresh stuff, way better than what you get at Safeway or other convenience stores. Plus they have so many Latin products I can’t find anywhere else, like all the good snacks and ingredients my mother in law gets. If you’re looking for real produce or those hard-to-find things, this is the spot.
Had my eyes on this mini mart for a while and decided to take a look. Super affordable and reasonable prices with friendly staff. Will probably be a regular here. With the same amount of stuff I bought, it would have been ~$38 in Trader Joe’s but was only $25. Also make sure to bring cash if you don’t want to pay a 2.5% card fee.
d J
Price says $1.90 per pound; at the register they put $2.80 I pointed that out and cashier flustered and asked me to point at the fruit I picked and then put the right price. Why didn’t she ask what fruit it was before even putting anything in the register??? They will cheat you. Not recommended.
Jetset Bless
The Mission District is a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in authentic Latin culture and cuisine. Walking through the streets, you’re surrounded by vibrant murals, lively energy, and an endless lineup of Latin food spots that feel truly authentic.
One standout stop is Casa Guadalupe Supermarket—a treasure trove of Latin flavors, from fresh ingredients to specialty snacks and baked goods. Every corner of the Mission District feels full of life and community pride, and sampling the food here is like taking a bite out of local culture itself!
Love Nature
Happy to see that this shuttered Walgreens location turned into a a pretty cool market. Very clean & organized with a great variety of just about everything.. Will definitely be back.:)
Mr Pee
Casa Guadalupe is kinda my go-to for fruit. Always find really good, fresh stuff, way better than what you get at Safeway or other convenience stores. Plus they have so many Latin products I can’t find anywhere else, like all the good snacks and ingredients my mother in law gets. If you’re looking for real produce or those hard-to-find things, this is the spot.
Irene Jang
Had my eyes on this mini mart for a while and decided to take a look. Super affordable and reasonable prices with friendly staff. Will probably be a regular here. With the same amount of stuff I bought, it would have been ~$38 in Trader Joe’s but was only $25. Also make sure to bring cash if you don’t want to pay a 2.5% card fee.