Hayes Market and deli

This store is family-owned and been around since I moved in the neighborhood back in 2010. They recently expanded and opened up a deli, and their sandwiches are absolutely delicious. I got the meaty on sourdough and it did not disappoint! They are super personable and accommodating and have always made me feel at home as their valued customer.

They have a great selection for a corner store. High prices, last night I paid 6.99 for a fancy saffron ice cream sandwich. I wouldn’t have picked it up if I knew the price. Nice people. Website could be useful for ordering sandwiches.

Very limited stock. No pasta even. Mostly fizzy drinks, candy, chips and microwave food kind of stuff.

Cute little corner store with friendly owners, munchies and limited staples. Great for what it is. Edit: OMG GUYS the owner's wife makes hummus and sells it here. This is hands down the best hummus in the city!!!!!!! Ever since I have discovered this fact my attendance at this store has skyrocketed. Don't miss out!

The closest thing to a New York bodega deli

High prices. Open and close time are NOT accurate at all. I called and asked what time they close tonight (Friday) I was told 11pm. I arrived at Hayes market at 10:50 and they were closed after telling me they’d be open, very disappointed.

Sandwiches are to die for. Get it heated up with the cheese melted on any sandwich. I will be back!!!!

Not bad~ ordered the BBQ beef.

They have a sign saying EBT ACCEPTED but when you go to the counter they are like sorry. Shameful feeling.

Awesome hospitality. Allowed me to have a long hour length convo on their outside chairs. Had an Asiago bagel breakfast sandwich that was so good. 10/10 would recommend they even checked in to see if I was happy about it after. Will be back

super friendly staff, they are very helpful! they always have what i need and sandwiches are delish

Wonderful service. Friendly operators. A.azing selection. New deli venture is really good. Nice neighborhood (Hayes Valley).

Remember that awful Ramen Yokocho festival in J-Town last summer? It was so absurdly crowded that it inspired someone to take Hitler's big meltdown scene in "Downfall" and hilariously translate it into Mein Führer's frustration in not being able to get a bowlful of ramen (video: http://bit.ly/1EOB8B8). Well, Jamie W. and I could relate to Adolf's obsession, we took one look at the madness on Post Street and turned around to walk up Webster. Along the way, we saw equally frustrated ramen-slurpers fill up the nearby eateries. It wasn't until we turned a corner on Hayes that we got a sense of escape from the anarchy and found, of all places, Hayes Market. We never find ourselves on this stretch of Hayes, so we planned to step in just to wet our whistles. We took a look at their deli menu and the refrigerated salads and concluded we found our lunch spot (photo: http://bit.ly/1KB4Lo2). Sure, there was no tonkotsu broth to be found, but what the hey, they had an empty table out on the sidewalk and we were just plain hungry. Although the owner was on his cell and never took a break from his conversation, he multi-tasked and took our orders as his wife makes the sandwiches next to the front window. Their specialty sandwiches struck us as bargain-priced at $7.95 given how hefty they are. Jamie went for Nick's Sandwich. Apparently when he gets off his mobile device, he eats a combination of hot pastrami, Swiss cheese and Russian dressing on Dutch crunch (photo: http://bit.ly/1vxPhQq). I decided on the BLT&A which adds fresh avocado to the traditional trio (photo: http://bit.ly/1xJL5aC). Both our sandwiches had a lot of tightly packed filling - lettuce, tomato slices, pickles, onions, pepperoncini, and a major slathering of mayo and mustard. Jamie proclaimed the sandwich as better than the ones made at Roxie Food Center, but I attribute his laudatory comment to Post-Ramen-Absence Syndrome. I've suffered from that malady many times myself. However, It was a tasty, hearty sandwich that definitely exceeded our expectations at a time when our expectations couldn't have been any lower. We came back a few weeks later, but sadly the deli part of Nick's business was not open. I'd call him to make sure if I were you. Otherwise you may suffer from Post-Nick's-Absence Syndrome, and who needs another disease to deal with? FOOD - 4 stars...such a good, hearty sandwich that satisfies the soul, who needs ramen, Mein Führer? AMBIANCE - 3 stars...just a market with a couple of tables out front, nothing to get dressed up for SERVICE - 3 stars...Nick's wife deserves a medal...Nick?...NICK? TOTAL - 4 stars...if you'e looking for a well-executed sandwich in Hayes Valley, walk up the hill and come here

This is the only market in Hayes Valley that sells Cokes and they know it. That's why their prices are so HIGH... So there you are...

dont use ebt, they will take your info and use it in texas. scammed me for 350 dollars and didnt deny it. stay cautious

It's not even open for it's advertised time... I got there at 1145 and the entire place was boarded up.

They weren't open when their Yelp page said they would be open. I walked all the way over here for no reason. This is very bad business practice.

A bit pricey but the staff is friendly and it's the best place in Hayes Valley to find healthy options and produce in a pinch, or if you just don't want to walk to Whole Foods.

Every time I go there is a strong weed smell coming from the back and a bunch of guys hanging around the front door and sometimes playing cards or dominos inside. I wouldn't send my girlfriend there cause it doesn't seem like a safe place, something crazy is going on over there. Nabila's is a much calm and safe place.

no longer a deli, but the market itself is very nice they sell everything from house cleaning supplies, pet food, frozen food,all kinds of drinks... candy chips..... fresh hummus weekly! Great customer service. nick the owner is been there ever since i was born 32 years ago, very nice, down to earth man.

Conquer the hill. Runners in May: http://www.baytobreakers.com/ Sandwiches in December: Boar's Head turkey, cranberry, lettuce, tomato, bit of cream cheese, soft roll. Absolutely delicious. Reasonable $8. While waiting for the super friendly staff to finish my creation another customer came in to thank them again for such a great sandwich. Might do the same on my run up Hayes Street Hill next May.

I've never been in this place, but according to their sign, they are actually Haye's Market. Which totally cracks me up. Update: Somebody told me they have a new sign without the apostrophe abuse.

It's just a neighborhood corner convenience store. They don't have sandwiches or produce anymore. It's not a deli or a grocery now.

Love the staff here. Everything is so much cheaper than any of the shops on the other side of Hayes just a block away. This is my go to spot!!

I really like Hayes Market...very convenient and clean. They carry a pretty large selection and the guy who works behind the counter is very nice. He looks like a bouncer.

I think that this is a pretty good market. They have a decent selection of wine and a good variety of beer. They also have quite a few canned and jar import items like dolma, eggplant spread and hummus. The only thing that I would say they definitely need is pita or lavash. The guys who work the counter are always really nice, and that keeps me coming back.

Great market. Kinda small, but they stay well stocked and the employees are very friendly. This is my first stop anytime I need to pick up something.

The staff here are really nice, I have never brought home anything expired (unlike "Whole Foods" in the Lower Haight), and they take food stamps! As another poster said, it's really the only affordable grocery store in Hayes Valley. Oh and all the times I have been there I never noticed any incense (which I also dislike), so hopefully the situation described by another poster was an exception.

I like this place pretty well, but the last time I was there they were burning so much incense that I thought I was going to die. I have asthma, so sadly that's not much exaggeration. Fortunately my husband was with me to complete the sale as I had to leave after a minute of hacking and coughing. They have good products with no more than the usual markup for a bodega-style shop.

Great corner store for the neighborhood great people and recently opened a deli. Great sandwiches always stocked with things I want. And if they aren't all you have to do is tell them and they will order what you want for the future. Check it out you won't be let down.