Home Service Market

I love five blocks away and feel so lucky that this place is in my neighborhood. The make delicious sandwiches although I’ve only had the turkey, bacon, avocado. It’s a massive sandwich at a great price, $ 7. I love this place.

The best sandwich in the neighborhood. Nothing fancy, just well made with lots of meat and veggies. The service is great too. I’ve lived down the street from here for 5 years and get one of these sandwiches at least once a week. The veggie sandwich and the turkey bacon avocado are the best. Couldn’t recommend this place more

This is my new neighborhood stop for a quick sandwich! the bread is fresh and the sandwiches are stacked with meat. Definitely a great go to when you don’t feel like cooking

Big hit.
In the morning: Huge bagel sandwiches bursting with hummus, veggies, eggs and avocado. No egg whites but was quickly forgotten devouring this delicious $ 6 combination.
In the afternoon: Huge wheat roll sandwiches bursting with turkey, cranberry and veggies. Forgot to save half for later this $ 7 combination was so good.
All part of an unassuming corner store San Francisco would be wise to keep. Lot of neighborhood character as well as friendly characters inside.
Hits a home run.

Ordered a pastrami sammich with cheese:
Sammich $ 6.50
Cheese .75 cents
Total $ 7.75
WTF
Is the extra 50 cent charge, because i paid via credit card?
Uh, i hope they realize that’s illegal to do. Nickle and dime you. Two stars for the sammich. Will not return.

My favorite corner store in the hood! Don’t let the strange name and exterior steer you away.
The owner is so friendly, they have a GREAT selection of organic/​healthy products and their sandwiches are epic. $ 7 gets me enough sandwich for two meals!
I highly recommend this neighborhood gem, you won’t be upset you tried it!

Home Service Market has a deli, clean aisles and many unpriced microbrews. only 1 patron post noon.
buys: orangina (16 oz) $ 2
–ok price maybe.
–avoided possible sticker shock by skipping beer.
take outs:
–friendly checkout…
–skipped deli since no patrons there…

Though I wouldn’t make this a destination sandwich stop, it seems like a perfectly reasonable place to eat if you’re in the store buying paper towels or batteries or Skittles or something.
I got a club sandwich on Dutch Crunch and was very satisfied, though not wowed in the way that some other sandwiches occasionally leave me wowed.

I’ve shopped many «bodegas» (small neighborhood markets) throughout The City, and this is by far the cleanest and most well stocked one around. It’s sandwiches are to die for, and not too many others come close for under $ 6. Great wine, snacks, and «munchies» selection. They also have the largest selection of ice cream around. Simply the best. The staff is family and friendly Owner George, Son B, and Mrs. George are the best!!!

As cozy, well-​stocked, and friendly as a corner store in SF can get! Easily, the made-​to-​order deli sandwiches are an easy and great pull to Home Service Market. Vegan and vegetarian options available. Sammies will run you about $ 5 – 7. I recommend coming here for basic needs if you’re in the neighborhood; for major purchases, you got the Lucky Supermarket a few blocks away.

My sister in law lives kitty-​corner to this nice little neighborhood market and deli so I’ve been here many times in the last couple of years. The owner and all of his staff are very nice, helpful and friendly. They have everything you would ever need and more in a little quickie mart. They have chicken wings that aren’t bad, a variety of salads (pasta, slaw, etc), gyros and great sandwiches.
Hard for me to steer from the pastrami which I usually get almost every time. They were out of French rolls this past time, which I usually get, so tried the Dutch Crunch and was left satisfied. You can see the sandwich and breakfast menu on this Unilocal listing in the form of a photo taken by a patron. The prices are more than fair; usually $ 5 – 7 for a geneously portioned sandwich. This last time in I was only able to tackle half of my cold pastrami, coppa and Jack on Dutch Crunch. I mentioned to my wife we should split one sandwich for next time.
Not necessarily a destination deli, but if you are in the neighborhood, you certainly won’t be disappointed.
Until next time…

I love this corner store, great selection of wine, beer, drinks, and snacks.
The excellent sandwiches are very reasonably priced, fresh, huge portions and delicious.

You may look at this place from outside and see a liquor store, but that is only half of what this gem really is. It’s a damn fine liquor store too, better products than your average corner store with a large selection of beverages. But the real beauty of this place is the sandwiches that they make. My friend Skyler practically lived off them for 2 years and with good reason. For $ 6 you get one of the best turkey sandwiches in the city. Something about the pesto garlic spread that just makes your mouth water. That coupled with a decent size portion or meat and I’m a happy camper. Check this place out. You won’t regret it.

One of the best delis I’ve ever been to. Sandwiches are fresh and loaded with ingredients… plenty of meat, cheese and veggies for very good prices. Definitely leaps and bounds better than any chain. George and Spiro will make your sandwich quick and they’re super friendly guys! Some of my favorites:
Roasted turkey and provolone w cranberry
Chicken bacon cheese w ranch
Italian prosciutto or coppa
Tuna (always fresh and not too much mayonnaise!)
Meatball
They also have a big wine selection and some great health buys! Along with the usual junk food you can find in convenience stores :)

I depend on these guys. They have a great and thorough inventory (including specialty items that are fun to discover), and they’re very friendly. One thing that impresses me about this place is that whenever I have a question about an item, they have an honest answer; they’ve either tried it themselves, or have done their research to be able to tell you if it’s going to work for your needs. Check out their craft beer and rootbeer sections, and definitely try their sandwiches.

Some of the best sandwiches around for a price that’s hard to beat. I started adding avocado and hummus to all of the sandwiches I get there, and I haven’t looked back since.
If you live around here, and you get sandwiches somewhere else, you are out of your damn mind.

Having just moved to the corner of Hayes and Central I am blessed with this awesome corner store serving amazing sandwiches — knowing the locals by name — George and B are awesome guys. The sandwiches are all killer and if you know how you like it, just tell George, he can make anything. Definitely a foodie if ya know what I mean!
The store has just about everything else you need, I haven’t bothered walking down to Luckys in a month of being here. =)

Very happy that I found out about this place via Unilocal when I first moved into the neighborhood. Its a short walk away from my place and I can only say that looks can be deceiving. Looks like an average corner store, but once you go inside and see the whats there — IT ROCKS!!!
The sandwiches are really the main reason I am reviewing this. I’ve tried just about everything and its always delicious. My go to is the tuna salad but a few of my pals swear by the chicken (its grilled with some sort of teriyaki-​like sauce). Get it done on dutch crunch and add some cheese or avocado and you’re in for a meal and a half. The portion size is huge and they are really responsive about running the cashier and the sandwich stand at the same time. Grab a bag of chips and a drink and you’re looking at a deliciously filling $ 10 meal.
I’ve tried some of the other things from the deli part of the store and its all good and fairly priced. Rice wrapped in grape leaves — awesome and cheap. Monster lasagna slice for $ 4. Take it home and throw it in the oven for 15 minutes and you’ll be happy. They even have assorted nuts from YOLO (!!) county.
Beer selection is standard and theres the other normal corner store necessities.
Bonus: they are the only corner store on Hayes between Masonic and Divisadero that sell FOUR LOKOS!!!

Can we just call this corner market «George’s» already?! This pop store is off the hook! It has everything! George will definitely feed you alright! Whatcha need? Got the beer — check! Got the munchies — check! Need the drinks, coconut water — check! Want a homemade lunch and sandwiches — check, check! He’s freakn’ awesome! A one man show right here!
It’s a block away from City College SF so alot of the students walk here to get a homemade sandwich and George runs it all! He’ll make the sammiches then will go to the reg and ring you up! Well taken care of!
George will put your ingredients and goods on any kind of bread, whatever you like. Yup, he’s got that dutch crunch! What’s that other sandwich store on the other corner of Hayes? See, I already forgot it’s name, but George’s BEATS on them. His sandwiches are not going to put a dent in your pocket and he makes them FAST!
Falafels here too? Yup, he’ll heat them up for you. Tamales?! Yup, homemade just there waiting for you. Vegetarian tamales? Hell yea, they’re pretty tasty too!
Wish I knew about this corner mart before my school year ended.
Skip on over one more block from Amitis Deli Café if you want better service and appreciate good food with lovin’!

Everybody in The City, and any major city around the globe, has their local corner (aka convenience) store. What, you live in The City and don’t!?! Go get one already, your missing out on a time honored tradition of every urban city dweller.
This is a great «mom –n– pop» convenience store in NOPA. It’s run by a Father, George, and son, Omar, combo. These guys rock — their friendly, the place is clean, dog friendly and they have the most random stuff that you wouldn’t think a corner store would carry… They have delicious sandwiches for $ 5. A couple are $ 5.50, but everything is under $ 6, with the fixins. They have salads and other hot foods too. Don’t see something? Ask, it’s probably there. If not, let the guys know and they will try to hook you up next time.
Ask not what your local corner store can do for you; ask what you can do for your local corner store. Seriously though, support your local business — that’s one of the many things that make living in The City great and what life in The City is about.