Bel-Clift Grocery

Not a local. Work travel and staying at the hotel down the block. I luv’d it. Tons of variety and organic & healthy options.

The location is perfect. There are some adjustments to do but overall, really good store. The crew is nice there. Giving it a 4 stars.

Good selection of anything you could need. Friendly and clean store

I like shopping at this store because it’s close to my home

I ordered through Drizzly and got a message saying to call the store. I called and the guy just put the phone down and never came back. I called again and he hung up. I called my credit card company to dispute the charge. Do not order from this place!!

Read reviews here and went based on those reviews; bad call. Better to trust Yelp. The quart of organic milk I received was curdled. I also bought a bottle of wine ; saw it for nearly half price today at Walgreens on Powell. The relatively clean interior will lead you astray.

Nice little market. Had what we needed that Walgreens didn’t. Pretty good lil food selection. My Sandwich was good. Very convenient if your stay at a hotel near by.

Surprisingly good wine selection along with cheese and cured meats/sausages. Non-existent fresh vegetables selection, though decent fruit options. High prices.

I found my favorite ice cream here! I was happy with the selection and the cashier was friendly.

We were visiting SF for a week and needed some necessities like water, coffee, and cookies. Lol Our needs were met by this open late mini market. It's not bad looking and is pretty clean inside and out. They have a variety of snacks, including hummus and ready made treats. Staff is friendly and always ready to help.

Great selection and the counter guy chased me down the street when I forgot my Tylenol!

I passed by there looking for a specific item that I went to several places for. The person working the store, I believe he's also the owner, was very helpful and showed me where everything was in a timely manner. The store is well organized, clean and well lit. You can find everything easily.

Not my cup of tea. The did have a selection. Would go there in a pinch. But was looking for more items then what they offered.

During COVID, it's been tough finding reliable and customer centric delivery and service, but Bel Clift is hands down my go-to for wine and goods. Nicest owners and staff around!!

In SF for a getaway weekend staying just a few doors down. Stopped in to pick up a bottle of wine/cigar and was surprised st the beautiful produce and high end grocery options. We're talking Whole Foods quality grapes and boutique baked goods (dark chocolate dipped sea salted caramel shortbread, oh my holy smokes) as well as name brand staples (Red Bull and Harvest Snaps). The friendly client staff deftly wielded a cutter (for those who don't travel with one). This mini grocer is a neighborhood gem.

Such friendly staff! Prices are normal for downtown San Francisco convenience stores. Definitely buying from here again. (:

This is the best little bodega, it has saved my life while we are camped out at the Hotel Adagio, which is only steps away. Fresh produce, plenty of gourmet treats and cheeses, sandwiches and top-shelf liquor, in both mini bottles and full sizes. The prices are the same as my big-city grocery back home. I was able to buy a quart of orange juice for my sick husband, some yummy snacks, and face masks. Milk from a local dairy that we drove past in Sonoma. My mouth fell open when I discovered they had my favorite imported cookies (Quadratini) in 10 different flavors-I didn't even know they came in that many flavors! The owner is helpful and kind. Five stars!

Please be careful when you fulfill DoorDash orders. Don't put old/opened items in orders.

The best spot for quality drinks and snacks (lots of organic goodies).. Very clean store and knowledgeable staff make the shopping experience worth it.

While staying across the street at the Hotel Monaco, I wandered over to Walgreen's looking for a gift for a friend (hey, what says "I think you're really cool" than a pack of Menthol Marlboros right?) and was pointed next door to Bel-Clift. The guy behind the counter and I chatted about some ciggarrette laws that recently went into place. He seemed cool enough. Then, I went back in the following night looking for juice as I had come down with something fairly wicked in just the short amount of time I was visiting the city. The same guy was working and I walked passed him (no words exchanged) to grab some Odwalla. I plopped it down in front of him. You can tell he's kind of the strong silent type but without me saying a word, he said: "I hope you feel better." Whoa. Maybe I looked that bad. Yeah, that was probably it. But still, it was so genuine. I will go back there of course ... next time to test out their little, quality produce selection ... or maybe their very nice top shelf liquor assortment, as my friend pointed out.

A friendly little package market in the Theater District run by a family of white-haired Mediterraneans. Good selection of the usual things -- liquor, sodas, cans, supplies. Plus an appealing selection of produce. I come for anchovies and lemons on ceasar salad day. There aren't any prices, they just make it up at the register. I often comparison shop, holding up products and yelling across the aisle, "How much is this one?" I recently had to mediate a communication breakdown between an owner and a punk-ass but beautiful girl who had wandered down from an apartment next door in her sweats to buy some lottery tickets for her boyfriend's birthday. The old man knew her by name, smiled in a warm Greek kind of way. She asked if there was anything else to give him. "Only candles," he said. "Condoms?" "Candles." "Condoms?" Her jewelry-studded lips formed a quizzical expression that told me she was beginning to have doubts as to just how nice a man this was. "Candles," he said. "Candles." "Candles," I said, and she understood. She glanced over the red Mexican prayer candle that said happy birthday on it. No thanks. I hope her boyfriend enjoyed the lottery tickets.

Since the last time I wrote they have continued to breathe new life into this older neighborhood market, it has truly emerged a wonderful place to shop, a great selection of so many tasty snacks, treats and even micro waved foods. Fresh produce is rotated regularly and everything we've tried was top notch, for neighborhood folks let them know what you can't find, I bet you'll see it soon (within reason I am sure) They now bring in things that I use regularly and it makes things very neighborly, so they split their business between tourists and locals very well, treating everyone friendly.. It sure looks really nice these days! http://www.twitvid.com/WJMNN

I don't know who they have working here but this place is just gone downhill in terms of customer service over the last year. They had a guy there that was really nice that lived across the street that was friends of everybody. Now these New employees are just literally clocking in. They don't care at all customer service is just a smile but and aloof smile. I'm gonna walk up the street to Mayflower even if I need just water.

Super high, unmarked prices. This place may actually be a trap. Beer and wine selection looks good but that's it. And again, watch out for the prices. Nothing organic...wouldn't come back even though I live next door.

After visiting this place a few more times, I will have to downgrade due to shady practices such as not putting price for items. I don't know how they charge me every time but I leave always feeling raped. Today I bought some strawberries, a grapefruit and Sprite.. total was $11!!! WHAT!? That's crazy. Next time I'm going over to City Supermarket which is just a block away.. where everything is labeled with price, and everything is cheaper. Oh and the guy behind the counter is not nice blech

I'm so lucky to have this store next door to me. The selection is amazing! Great combination of healthy/fresh items, gluten-free, chocolates and wines galore, and some of my favorite drinks and snacks I can't even get at Whole Foods. The owner and the workers are always so friendly. It's always a treat to shop here.

(4) ~ Very good selection of Beverages & Snacks! WAY better than the Walgreens next door. We even found our Favorite Water = Waiwera(from New Zealand:) And yes they take credit cards;)

I would give zero stars if I could. I called them inquiring about organic fruits and the lady said they do have fruits. So I asked again if they're organic? And she asked me well what do I need? So I said bananas, apples and grapes and she said oh yes we have those organic! I'm 8 months pregnant and I walked over there to buy some and she totally lied! So I confronted her and said that wasn't too nice of her and she said she was sorry. What an asshole! Who lies about what they sell at their store? Asshole!