Mollie Stone's Markets

"The produce sold is getting worse by the day. The okra was bruised, carrots slimy, cilantro looks dried up. This trend has been going on for few months. Recently they sold yogurt which expired a week ago. I wonder if they’d pass a health inspection. For the price they charge they should be maintaining way better quality I’m giving them an extra star because I used to love them and the staff is wonderful and helpful."

"The best grocery store in SF I've been to, but also the most expensive grocery store I've ever been to in my life by far. We're talking Norway prices. Better than but more expensive than Bi-Rite. Low key, their flowers are a really good buy though. I get fresh lillies here all the time and they smell great and the stems bloom around the same time if you get a good bunch earlier in the day. By the afternoon the best bunches are gone."

"Pretty underwhelmed with their fresh meals. I moved here a month ago and it’s my fourth time buying a variety of their pre-made meals. They’re flavorless, unappetizing while labels look good from the outside. P.S: Who adds pieces of potatoes in a lasagna? (Which btw was 24usd)"

"This grocery store is pretty remarkable. While it's not situated in my neighborhood and I don't go there daily, I do swing by every so often to grab keys from the keycafe machine when I'm showing homes nearby. Yes, it's true that their prices may be on the higher side, yet this store has the most extensive and superior collection of goods in the entire city. Whether you're seeking a rare ingredient for a recipe or something exotic, you're bound to find it here. Their selection FAR surpasses that of Safeway and even Whole Foods, with everything from flowers, bakery items, seafood, a million cheese options, a food bar, deli items, sushi, and even Kosher foods and meats. They also carry an expanded selection of items for Passover, in addition to imported foods. I appreciate the convenience of their outdoor parking lot, which is effortless to get in and out and have never been full, in my experience. The store's prime location on California and Steiner is a huge plus, and its immaculate, well-lit interiors make it a joy to shop in. There is a small Starbucks in it, with indoor seating. Granted, it may not exactly your everyday grocery store, but it's definitely worth a splurge every now and then when you're feeling fancy and in a mood to indulge."

"This is such a luxury grocery market in San Francisco. Nice decorations and well-organized for all stuffs. I came for flowers and Mollie gave me multiple choices. Affordable price for those beautiful flowers. Other goods may cost more expensive than another market nearby."