Luke's Local

I’m thrilled to have the new Luke’s Local right across the street! The whole community is buzzing about it, and it’s easy to see why. Their selection and variety are top-notch, and the meat counter offers some of the best quality cuts around. The staff are incredibly welcoming, making every visit a pleasure. I’ve also not had anything from their grab-and-go area that has disappointed. Particular standouts are the chicken salad, potato salad, and spicy vegetarian spring rolls. While the prices might be on the higher side, it’s clear that you’re paying for exceptional, locally-sourced products. The quality justifies the cost, and I couldn’t be happier with this addition to the neighborhood. Five stars all the way!

Luke’s Local looks good on the outside, but once you’ve shopped here a few times, the shine fades. You’ll find some decent pre-made meals and sandwiches, but in a neighborhood like the Inner Sunset — where Arizmendi, Yellow Submarine, and even Gordo’s burritos are just steps away — the bar is high, and Luke’s just doesn’t justify the price tag.

Great supermarket full of both fresh and organic produce. The staff were really friendly and helped my wife and I pull together a food shop for thanksgiving. There is a wide range of produce suitable for all occasions or even a daily shop.

Checked out the new Luke’s Local in the Inner Sunset and really liked it. The space is super clean and bright, which makes a big difference. It feels elevated the second you walk in… upscale but not pretentious. You can tell they’ve put thought into the layout and selection. At first glance, there were a lot of unique items I haven’t seen in other grocery stores around here. I didn’t do a full shop, but I wandered the aisles and found a bunch of interesting stuff: $28/lb free-range ribeye steaks, some sparkling water brands I’d never heard of (a few even on sale), and a surprisingly good beer, wine, and liquor section. It definitely leans more curated than comprehensive. One standout was a Korean-inspired lager: a collab between Fort Point and San Ho Won. Super smooth, a little hoppy, and kind of nostalgic. Perfect for warm weather or just hanging out. It reminded me of summers in Asia. This probably isn’t where I’d do a huge weekly grocery haul, but for high-quality ingredients, snacks, drinks, or prepared meals, it’s a great option. Also just a nice place to browse! everything feels fresh and well-presented. Overall, really glad this opened up in the neighborhood. Beats another chain store or empty space. Looking forward to going back and trying more stuff.

I visited your 9th ave location today 8/31/25 8am. I was excited to see the place finally open and wanted to check out the store. Many things inside looked good and delicious try buy and try, however the issue was getting somebody to assist me. In the small building, I saw one cashier, a clerk in the produce area, another clerk filling non alcoholic beverages, a clerk at the coffee stand, and a clerk inside the back swinging door. With this amount of associates, I surely would get assistance at the meat counter. I even noticed the back swinging door associate looking at us a few times. Mind you, we were the only customers in the store. After a few minutes of waiting, i decided to say hello loudly but nobody responded. I then see a Female worker, i think red hair glasses? I could be wrong. I looked at her and loudly asked if she works here. And she did not respond and walked away. We were 5 ft apart. Meat butcher counter to the produce area distance. Not far. Not busy either. After being ignored for 5 minutes I decided leave the groceries I was intending to buy at the ready made food area. Nobody stopped me, nobody asked if i needed help. I even muttered loudly that this was ridiculous. How can this be fixed? How can this be remedied? I myself am a grocery store manager with 50 associates in my team, but to see a small store with 6 people on the sales floor not acknowledging a customers once or helping them, especially at 8am, seems ridiculous.

I like that there are ready made and hot foods available, butcher counter, and their produce is also great. The rest of the store is pretty basic, limited selections and a bit overpriced compared to other small stores in the neighborhood. Overall, nice environment but not my place for everyday shopping.

Sandwiches are expensive, small, and only ok, they were out of like 15 things so I had to play this ridiculous game of guessing what was even allowed to order, sandwiches took forever, so many better options in this neighborhood

$15 chorizo breakfast burrito. Took 15 minutes. Maybe a third of the size you would expect for that price. First and last

I fear I have fallen hard for this grocery store. This is the perfect place to go if you live nearby in the Marina, or are visiting Union St and want to get a snack or sandwich. For the little space they have, Luke's carries a fantastic variety of products and for a premium grocery store, decent prices (yes they are relatively expensive, but definitely cheaper than Marina Supermarket). Their produce is top notch and their meat selection looks fantastic too. As a bonus, the workers are incredibly friendly and kind here! From now on this is my go to neighborhood gem!

Luke Local has expanded to 9th Avenue ( not street) and it's a great new location in the Inner Sunset of San Francisco. This is a good spot to go on a drink or food run before , during or after going to Golden Gate Park nearby. This place has a good selection of meats and seafood along with quality of different drinks available. There are aisles of bottle alcohol and plenty of food to match it inside. A good place to grab and go. Go to a store which is local but this location is new where you can pick up a bottle of wine or a cold brew IYKYK but I already knew one of the best places to get last minute groceries in the Inner Sunset is at the Luke Local located on 9th Avenue

Very friendly staff, compact but diverse fruit and produce section, and a great meat and fish counter (one thing Luke's always seems to have is high quality salmon). Intelligently stocked, for example, not a huge bread selection (but the basics are there) since Arizmendi's is 100 yards up the street. But if you like to shop for fruit and vegetables, meat and dairy every few days, and live nearby, Luke's can't be beat. I was skeptical since my only other regular Luke's location was North Beach, but I was happy to have the skeptic in me proved wrong these last few weeks.

I visited your 9th ave location today 8/31/25 8am. I was excited to see the place finally open and wanted to check out the store. Many things inside looked good and delicious try buy and try, however the issue was getting somebody to assist me. In the small building, I saw one cashier, a clerk in the produce area, another clerk filling non alcoholic beverages, a clerk at the coffee stand, and a clerk inside the back swinging door. With this amount of associates, I surely would get assistance at the meat counter. I even noticed the back swinging door associate looking at us a few times. Mind you, we were the only customers in the store. After a few minutes of waiting, i decided to say hello loudly but nobody responded. I then see a Female worker, i think red hair glasses? I could be wrong. I looked at her and loudly asked if she works here. And she did not respond and walked away. We were 5 ft apart. Meat butcher counter to the produce area distance. Not far. Not busy either. After being ignored for 5 minutes I decided leave the groceries I was intending to buy at the ready made food area. Nobody stopped me, nobody asked if i needed help. I even muttered loudly that this was ridiculous. How can this be fixed? How can this be remedied? I myself am a grocery store manager with 50 associates in my team, but to see a small store with 6 people on the sales floor not acknowledging a customers once or helping them, especially at 8am, seems ridiculous.

Bougie? Definitely. Overpriced? Yes. A fabulous experience, great customer service, and delicious produce, meat, and fun snacks? Absolutely. I think it's worth it but better to come visit and check it out yourself :)

Tried their breakfast sandwich and it was dummy! The service was fast and the store looks chic.

Unbelievable . I ordered a sandwich well before your cut off time of 8:00pm, via Instacart as there was no way to order directly through Luke's Local. Initially, I tried to call the deli but the call was instantly sent to voicemail . I left a message just before 7:00, trying to place an order for pick up, but no one returned my call. When I got an email from Instacart, saying my order was cancelled, the person at Luke's who answered said it was an Instacart issue and that I should take it up with them. She was not polite, helpful or apologetic. Horrible customer service. I have been in to purchase many grocery items and was treated kindly and professionally and love your products, this was a very negative experience and I think your night staff might benefit from a customer service refresher.

Beautiful and immaculate display presentation, friendly and helpful staff, compact space but has quality essentials. Beautiful flower bouquets, better than WF pricier bunches. A large, notable non-alcoholic selection. Will return!

Great store. Amazing meat and fish counter, beautiful produce, lots of quality good stuff you can't find at Andronicos anymore, and centrally located. Plus the picnicking possibilities are enticing. Better than whole foods, and closer too.

Very happy to have Luke's open on our street. Great selection of cheeses, fruit/veg, fish & meat. Jane bread delivered daily! Made to order sandwiches are delicious but a little small for price. Sightglass coffee at the window. Just a perfect curation of products for a daily shop.