District Market

Very interesting store with wide range of souvenirs and snacks. Some items were priced little higher than other airport stores. I did not buy anything so not sure about customer service. Surprised to see vintage Luis Vuitton bags. Good place to browse and kill time if you are wanting to board.

While travelling back to Canada, stopped here to buy some souvenir stuff for my kiddos. Loved the options they had but obviously prices are marked at airport standards lol. No complaints, we bought few things which we really liked.

District Market at SFO has a decent selection of snacks and drinks, but it's significantly overpriced. While it's convenient for last-minute purchases, the high prices don't align with the quality or variety. You’re better off bringing your own or exploring other options.

June 11 ,2024 , I like this store...this time they have discount promotions and last time they didn't have it 🤣🤣🤣 I get some T-shirts suvinors for myself with good prices 👍👍

Was gonna buy a Callan hand carry for $100+. Just asked a different color or at least a non display one coz the display was dirty. The lady who sounds Hispanic responded “they will be dirty because people touch them all the time, if you’re looking for something inside a plastic bag, we don’t have it” And that was it Her colleague was aghast but couldn’t do anything

Very large and well stocked airport market/gift/souvenirs/jewelry/books/snacks and more store. Good browsing with lots of unusual gift and souvenir items. Staff is friendly and efficient. Located just before gate 80 and near restrooms and restaurants.

Prices are pretty high for snacks, and everyday items, though there is a large selection of them. it’s a great place for the last minute souvenirs.

Just got a notification (while sitting at home) that they tried to charge me again for ~$120 the day before Christmas while I was at home. Charge was declined by the bank, but now I am wondering if I am the only one. I purchased some items for ~$50 from here in June using Apple Pay. Best case, their system is compromised without them knowing. Or someone is impersonating them. Timing is when many people are in the airports, so does not look random.

A nice market located in the San Francisco airport. I stopped in for some See's candy. At one time, you could only find See's candy in San Francisco Bay Area at their stores. Now you can find many outlets at the airports and different standalone spots. A very well stocked market with food, trinkets, clothing, books, magazines, and more.

This is a gift shop in the San Francisco Airport. It's a big store and you can find almost everything you need for your flight. What caught my eye was the 49er display at the front. It has attire, caps, lanyards, bobble heads, stuffed animals, water bottles, etc. Luckily for me that I'm not a Niner fan. I would have purchased the whole display, haha. It also has a whole snack section. I saw a lot of candy that I liked, but left it where it was. I had already bought snacks of mine own. They have a book and magazine section if you need material to read.

Great selection of food and drinks. Downside is the outrageous prices. Bag of sour patch costed 8.99 when in most stores are $3-$4. Honestly feels like a scam.

A good sized market in the SF airport!! This store is located In Terminal 3. A good place to get almost anything you need before your flight, or to browse around if you have extra time. Yes, airport prices are real, so you have to deal with that. But the service was fast, and this place is very brightly lit up compared to the rest of the terminal. Definitely stands out.

Wide variety of high quality California treats and souvenirs. Higher end, but also pricier! Got some locally made trail mix, jerky, and fruit candies. The self check out is handy and I really appreciated having a staffer there to help us navigate the system as I accidentally broke my glasses while shopping and I couldn't read the screens. Great service. Fab selection. High prices.

I feel like the airport markets are always good at stocking new and interesting drink brands. When things like the water are overpriced, I figure why not indulge in something special. I travelled enough pre-pandemic to be wowed by new sparking water, teas, etc. In this red eye, I wanted something hydrating, non-water, and that wasn't a meal. I found the Sol-ti "organic living beverages" here. I was a little confused at whether this was a kombucha or not but it turned out to be like a slightly fizzy lemonade. I had the dragon fruit flavor. There was some pulp at the bottom so a gentle swirl was needed to mix it all up. I was pretty happy with this purchase. If you forgot to pickup a souvenir in the area, there are a lot of SF themed items like shirts, shot glasses, mugs, etc. They even had special seasonal items like warm weather gear (probably NOT suitable for a chilly SF nights) for summer that were displayed impressively with mini blow up palm tree floaties. There was quite a line when I had queued up for the register but it moved pretty quickly. They accept all forms of payment and their terminals can handle tap payments too.

The code on my water read on the computer as $3.49. I told the surly clerk I thought it was $2.99. He checked. I was right. He then asked if I wanted a bag and I said "yes." There was a $0.25 charge for the bag. But I wasn't exactly sure as he kind of mumbled when I asked him about it. The sandwich mostly sucked.

My first time seeing a self service checkout kiosk at an airport store. Wish they had hand sanitizer next to it though. It's huge and has everything you would expect from an airport store and more, they are even an Apple reseller which is cool.

Good place to stop by and grab some last-minute supplies or snacks before your flight. They have self-checkout monitors available which makes it super convenient. The only thing I felt was missing were some utensils - we had grabbed some yogurts for our breakfast but couldn't find any spoons for it and had to end up walking over to the food court to nab some.

They sell salads, and all they had to eat with them are spoons. I asked for a fork and they dismissed me, and later just gave me two spoons. Bring your own forks.

Located in the San Francisco terminal 3, it is a nice store with souvenirs and snacks. Convenient for you to get some things before your flight.

I don't want to be flying right now during this pandemic but when I needed to make an important family visit, District Market was there for me and my snacking needs. If you're flying through SFO's Terminal 3 you'll find this large, locally-focused market in the F Concourse near the food court. They offer an array of hip San Francisco-themed apparel and gifts (sweatshirts, T-shirts...), books/magazines, and then most-importantly healthy (and less healthy) snacks and drinks, many from favorite local Bay Area businesses (Rustic Bakery crackers - yay!). Is everything expensive? Of course! But what isn't at the airport?! If I'm spending money at the airport, I appreciate having choices and local brands/products.

District Market is your typical overpriced Airport convenience store. This one is located in Terminal 3 of SFO. I picked up bag of chocolate for the flight attendants - on the flight home to IAD. Plus a couple bottles of cold water. #DistrictMarket

I know, I know.....this is another over-priced, boring airport convenience store but I will give it props for three things that impressed me. 1) I stopped off to grab something to eat on my way to Oregon and yea! They actually sold a pretty decent Caesar Salad for around $9 (nearby restaurant wanted $15!) and it had romaine lettuce in it and not that tasteless, nutrition-less iceberg lettuce. 2) The nice cashier offered a 10% discount for my son, who is a temporary airport worker. 3) And I was very happy to see the Hawaiian sodas in the frig that I am can usually only find at L & L Hawaiian restaurants. They were $2.39 each and so refreshing. I don't look down my nose at these airport shops because they really are so convenient and truly serve a legitimate travel purpose. Thus when I find a decent one like District Market--that is not too bad--I like to at least acknowledge them as such. 4 YELP STARS.

District Market is a vast improvement over its boring predecessor, which was a standard airport shop with no personality. Now it's well lighted and a much bigger store with souvenirs and a larger variety of snacks. There's a fair number of local chocolate and sweets offered here, which works if you're on an expense account or aren't concerned about price as much.

So many types of yogurt but not one plain without sugar. No wonder there's a diabetes epidemic. I asked the two clerks if there was anywhere in the terminal I could get plain yogurt and they shrugged. About 100 yards away I found a Fraiche Yogurt stand.

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This place is located in the San Francisco Airport. I got a turkey sandwich for me and I got a salad for my wife both of them or about $9 a piece what a rip off. My turkey sandwich was two pieces of bread 2 slices of turkey no cheese one little tomato one little sliver of lettuce $9. Come on man what's up with that terrible

A larger variety store at the San Francisco airport. The reason I call it out is this is the kind of place you really could find anything you need reasonably in an airport. More souvenirs, more periodicals, more food, etc.

6 employees working but only 1 register open. Okay 1 was restocking candy but I'm not sure what the other 4 were doing. Shop here if you plenty of time before your flight.

I bought a Thai Almond Chicken Wrap for $8.95. It was inedible. I don't know how old it was. There wasn't a date. I definitely do not recommend that you risk your health by buying their take away food. Unfortunately, I didn't try it until I was flying.