Roxie Market & Deli

It is what it is. A local grocery market. They have a section that is all European foods. They also have a little sandwich shop that makes a very delicious Irish breakfast sandwich. Don't forget the HP sauce! The alcohol section is also quite large. What would you expect from THE place with the best Irish breakfast sandwich in SF. A great pitstop on the way to Golden Gate park or Ocean Beach.

I love, love, love this place. Coming from a former expats opinion. In my early twenties, I lived overseas in Italy, Ireland, Scotland & Germany for over 5 years. I traveled a ton, as well. They have unique products that are typically found in Irish and British markets. The frozen food selection for products of that type is fantastic. It brings me back to a happy space, every time that I walk into there. Also, every single staff member has a positive, good vibe. The deli is bomb (as in excellent) as well. A neighborhood gem.

The worst sandwich I’ve ever had in my life. Bread was too thick and the young man behind the counter burnt it. He did not listen to anything we asked. It’s hard to explain, but he somehow managed to put each topping on to where you ate that topping individually throughout the sandwich with the exception of the lettuce. So like first few bites, all I had was pickles. After the pickles I found the avocado. And after that the onions, and then the cheese. Like a sandwich is supposed to be an even layer of everything so when you bite it you get a little bit of everything, I feel like this is something almost anyone knows to do?? And on top of that, he didn’t put any tomato or mayonnaise on our sandwiches, if he had been out it wouldn’t have hurt as much, but to discover it upon arriving home was incredibly frustrating. The store is overpriced like everything else in SF, don’t have much to say about that. Stay away from the deli.

I appreciate their unique selection of snacks. They have tons of cookies and chips to choose from. I have to say, I strongly dislike the coffee they sell in bulk. Jeremiah's Choice is not my think and they have very little to choose from beyond that. Here are some pictures of the funniest names of snacks. But this should help show the selection. You ever see Jammy Dodgers and Humbugs on the same shelf?

It’s my childhood since the 90s (after it was bought by roxies around 2000s) corner store. Dutch crunch pastrami sandwich hot with everything on it. Prices have gone up yes, but the nostalgia, the taste, and grabbing a generic sour cream and onion chips with a obscure root beer to wash it all down for now, $20 😭… still holds it down. I remember when all of that would only cost $10. Good bye yesteryears.

This review is for the deli only, not the whole market: This market makes some of the most delicious deli sandwiches in the area, hands down, and I come here for lunch at least once per week! This market was recommended from my Irish boss who also love the sandwiches here. Come with an appetite because sandwiches are usually very big!

Convenient, decent produce, but twice I've bought expired cold cuts without realizing.

Nicely stocked neighborhood market. Smaller shop but has all the essentials and a deli. Great selection of various alcohol!

Our closest market and our favorite for so many reasons. The staff are sweet, the deli sandwiches are phenomenal (big fan of the Italian and the Irish Breakfast Sando), and they have all your favorite English, Scottish and Irish goods (plus some of my favorite Canadian potato chips). You come here for above but always end up with a few fun extras, like Irish scone mixes, lemon and orange marmalades, UK sweets and competitively priced beverages. Looking for a fun holiday gift exchange/white elephant gift? Stroll the candy aisles and put together a small gift basket of really unique (for the States) items.

I've heard many great things about the sandwiches here at Roxie's. I originally wanted to order the Turkey Club but didn't see it on the menu :( so I just asked the deli person if I can have a BLT and double checked that I could add bacon and they said yes. Unfortunately, there ended up not being any bacon in my sandwich but it was delicious nonetheless! The sandwiches usually come with pickles, onions, lettuce and sauces (I forgot what they were.. haha but worked well with everything!) Overall, the market and deli was very clean with treats that I haven't seen elsewhere! A bit on the pricey side.. but would make for nice gifts/ presents!

San Francisco has primary spots which end up having other locations through expansion. I use to go to Roxie on San Jose Avenue in Mission Terrace which has good sandwiches in San Francisco. The Roxie in the Inner Sunset in San Francisco on Kirkham and 9th Avenue is a bit different . First of all it has three times the space and is more of a neighborhood Supermarket with aisles for drinks and food along with fresh produce. It also has a deli which somewhat mimics the Roxie at the Mission Terrace location. I had the roast beef sandwich and it was as good as the other Roxie location. At this Roxie's you find bottles of alcohol including an aisle of wine. They have chilled wine here. You can also get bacon , cheese , fruits , snacks, and veggies. There is quite the selection of loose end items you can pick up here. Overall a good place in the neighborhood to shop for drink and food. At the San Jose Avenue location in Mission Terrace you can see people line up for sandwiches by the Posse In the Inner Sunset is a different vibe at 9th Avenue and Kirkham location Roxie

I got a sandwich here recently and it was pretty good. I'd definitely grab lunch here again.

It only took me 20 years to finally try a sandwich from here I got a mini Southwestern turkey on sourdough (French roll and Dutch crunch were the other bread options) with Swiss cheese, toasted. The flavors melded together nicely and the bread was lightly crispy outside, still soft inside. I enjoyed the sandwich and the mini was more than enough for my lunch. It wasn't anything out of the ordinary, just a good sandwich with good service. I think a large part of the draw is the size/price. Enjoy!

Roxie's Market probably only deserves three stars because it can feel like a glorified corner store, complete with inglorious corner-store prices. But Roxie's Market deserves more than three stars, because despite its peeling facade it really is a gem of a neighborhood market. And the deli! The deli. Mmmm. They'll make you a sandwich any way you like it, and they're friendly! The checkers are always friendly too (and efficient), and that's what makes this would-be corner store that actually occupies a corner a market. What corner store do you know of that has actual checkers at separate checkout stands? You could do much worse than picking up a sandwich and some sides and snacks and drinks from Roxie's and either riding your bike or taking the N-Judah to the beach.

The gentleman microwaved my pastrami. Do I need to say more? I have been a customer here for long time. The sandwiches are warmed up, not toasted. The bread isn't even toasted. But whatever, it's a sandwich. But when I caught him microwaving my pastrami I decided I will never come back here again. I don't even miss the sandwiches because they had so little in them, but the bread is massive. But not toasting the bread when you've reduced the ingredients ruins everything.

One of the most underrated places in SF for a Sammie! My first time trying Roxie's and I was blown away! My bf ordered the largest sandwich (supreme) for $20 and I was stuffed. We tried the hot pastrami and it was so delicious. Lots of pastrami inside, but I think the real winner was the MUSTARD! Tip: call ahead to order and pick up!

Definitely a must if you're in the area . The sandwiches are always amazing and service is always great . This is the first time I was there that there wasn't a line , so was pleasantly surprised.

Still one of the best deli sandwiches locally. I always order the roast beef with Dutch crunch. Their junior size is perfect for one person.

Hella good sandwiches. Small joint but good ass sandwiches. You gotta try the tri-tip special

Roxie's has been a SF favorite for sandwiches for years. Before all of the fancy sandwich shops, there was Roxie's. I would go out of my way to the inner sunset or near Balboa park to pick up a sandwich for lunch. So my favorite order is the Turkey on Dutch Crunch with Peppered Turkey with everything on it, including jalapenos. However I have ordered a few of their custom hot sandwiches on my way to the beach for lunch. They also have a wide selection of imported teas, snacks, tea and food from England and Europe which was fun to see and explore. My coworker goes out here to pick up snacks for her mother who is from England. Check it out!

we bought Winstons Irish sausages here. They were sour and tasted off. We have bought Irish food here for many years. We brought the 3 lbs that were still frozen back to the store. The cashier refused to take this rotten meat back and refund the purchase or give credit towards our new purchase.My husband left the rotten sausages on the counter as we certainly have no use for them I called the store and was told there was nothing they could do. I am so disappointed as we love this store. They can be overpriced but we have few other options. Amazon, here we come

What a fantastic little find! We popped in here when we were in the neighborhood just to grab a soda or water whilst out on our adventures. Upon entering, we noticed their vast selection of British crisps. An abundance of Walker's and Tayto falvours! Upon exploring more of the shop, we found their sweets selection. Cadbury Snack, Chewits, and much more. Yaaay! They also had a great tea selection -- ended up buying some PG Tips (yes, I know you can get it at a regular market, but I swear the boxes from the UK taste different). Such a little gem of a find! 2019: 46/100

Giant tasty sandwiches are the main reason to come here. One sandwich is good for at least two meals. Otherwise it's a pretty standard neighborhood market. There are a few short-term parking spaces out front if you just want to run in for your sammy.

Been coming here since I was a kid. Sandwiches are always on point. Simon special is the go to. Sometimes I'll drive from Antioch just for a sandwich.

I bought 5 Cadbury advent calendars a couple of days before Dec 1. I passed them out to family and friends. I started getting calls a few days later, asking if the chocolate was supposed to be white and brown. All 5 had old ass chocolate in them. Today, I took 4 of them back to get a refund. I was directed to the MANAGER to help me. I showed her the boxes of chocolates and this crazy lady looked at me and told me "that is what they are supposed to look".( I know bad chocolate when I see it.) I showed another lady that was in the store what she thought and she said "that's bad chocolate". I looked at the manager and asked for my money back. She told me no, because "that's the way it's supposed to look". So I said, "so you're not giving my money back, she looked me in the eye and said "no". So now I'm out 50 bucks and no advent calendars that are edible. I've heard and witnessed many items that were out of date there before, but Christmas advent calendars, give me a fricken break. DO NOT SHOP AT ROXIES.

Sandwich was great. I thought I was going to eat half of it, I couldn't stop it's all gone.

I accidentally ordered sandwiches from the wrong Roxie's (this place) and when I called and offered to pay for them, they say don't worry about it. That's very nice of them. Just want to give them some praise for that, and I will come shop there soon to help pay for my accidental order!

Great mom and pops corner store you want a sandwich this is the place to go I've been coming here since my youth great people awesome sandwiches make sure u come with an empty stomach because u will definitely be full I recommend all but especially the tri tip

Roxie's recently put up a poster saying they take EBT, but it doesn't work here. I have no holds on my card, with plenty of money on my account, and their system denied my card twice. They also use a separate system for EBT verses regular cards, so I'm guessing their EBT system isn't functional. I would go somewhere else for EBT. Otherwise Roxie's is fine for buying one ingredient in a pinch but not great otherwise. Eggs are minimum $10/carton. Drinks are about the same but usually an extra dollar or 2 tacked on.

This deli was a nice surprise! I was in a crunch needing to grab a packable lunch at 8am on a Saturday before driving north of the bridge for a 14 mile hike, Roxie's to the rescue! They were fast (no wait), convienient (10 min temp parking spot right in front), affordable and delicious! I ordered the regular size which was plenty, I could have shared one sandwich since I only ate half of the large portion during the hike and saved the other half for later. I ordered the turkey on dutch with "everything" packed it up and enjoyed it on a beautiful picnic mid hike on the way to Alamere falls. The sandwich kept well for hours, and my friend hiking behind me said the smell of my sandwich was making her hungry. This was a perfect meal for on the go, we had kettle chips and wine as sides, all things you can pick up at Roxie's. The bread was not soggy at all after hiking with it, the turkey meat was tasty and thinly sliced but still packed fully. The ratio of meat and toppings with the bread was perfect, and the dutch crunch bread is a must!

I stop here everyday. They have all basics plus an entire UK section. You want HP sauce? They got it. Smushy peas for your fish n chips, no problem. Thank you, Roxies, for being you.

Super good sandwiches and little market/liquor store that's close to home. I always come here before our park days for sandwiches and drinks and we always leave happy. They also have a little market with a pretty decent alcohol and beer selection. I dock a star because on several occasions the CC machines act up and they couldn't take my card payments and only cash. They didn't have an atm inside either. One time I didn't have cash so I asked if they can enter it manually and the lady didn't know how so I had to walk down the hill to the other liquor store. I let that slide as this place is so close and convenient to my home and that hasn't happened since.

Although they may have operated under a different name/management years and years ago, Roxie's has been around for quite some time now. So long, in fact, that I always forget they even exist until I happen to pass by. After seeing some positive reviews about their sandwiches though, I knew I had to swing by again to check them out! Walking in, the place is almost more like a large liquor store than a market. Still, I was more than willing to give them a shot, especially since I wasn't here to do any grocery shopping. As I stood in front of their sandwich counter, I was impressed with their range of offerings (about a dozen types), along with how their pricing is based on the size of your sandwich (small, medium, large), as opposed to the type of sandwich you get. Keeping it classic, I opted to get a hot ROAST BEEF SANDWICH on Dutch Crunch ($5.99, small) with everything in it - Cheese (Monterey Jack), Tomatoes, Red Onions, Lettuce, Mayo, Mustard, Pickles, Pepperoncini, and Jalapenos. Even though it was a bit messy to eat, this was actually pretty solid. All of the veggies tasted fresh, there was a good amount of roast beef (which was fairly moist), and, despite it being a "small", the sandwich was actually really filling. What's more, the bread was so soft! As pleasant of a surprise as Roxie's the Deli may have been though, Roxie's the Market falls way short of the mark. Sure, they cover the basics and staples, but the prices are a little high (understandably) and the produce looked a little hit or miss. Then again, all of that is nothing compared to the selections in their "meat department". I may not have looked at the dates on them, but the darkish/grayish coloring on their steaks and ground beef told me all I needed to know. NO THANKS. All in all, based purely on the sandwich alone, Roxie's is worth close to four stars, especially given how much you get for the money. However, as a market, they're two stars at best. Quick and convenient if you live nearby and need to get that one ingredient that you forgot about, but definitely not the place to do the bulk of your grocery shopping.

Love Roxie's! It's my neighborhood market and I'm so glad they are where they are because they're conveniently between my house on the hill and the park. They have a great variety of booze, whatever you need in that department really. The people are usually friendly. I also had a sandwich here once, and it hit the spot enough that when I'm craving a convenient sandwich again I'd probably be fine going there. In addition to that, they have a lot of things you might just need for your house and home including cheeses, dairy, some produce (use and/or eat it day of though, I've found is best), and my personal favorite thing about Roxie's is that every holiday they have these funny and cute cards that I find appropriate to send to nearly anyone you want to spread a smile to. They're ridiculous and near the cashier line. I have much appreciation for my neighborhood market.

$12 for a JUNIOR sandwich? Wtf?! This place used to be my favorite spot for a classic deli sandwich, but ever since the ownership changed it's gone way downhill. No only did they jacks up the prices, but they also started skimping on the ingredients. About half the amount of deli meat used and the bread isn't very fresh.

I used to live in the neighborhood for over 7 years decades ago and Roxie's was a nicer small business back then. We went for a walk in the Inner Sunset and I needed some items to take home. It was a choice to go to Andronico's-Safeway vs Roxie's. Hubby wants to support small business so we went to Roxie's. They have a cute selection of British and Irish lunch box sized bags of chips but its expensive for $1.75 a bag. Not any worse for the same brand, Keogh's? That World Market sells too. I tried the cheddar chips and it was good. I got whipped cream cheese but they never seem to have prices posted. It ended up costing $5. I got a 4oz pack of lox that the sign said was $5.99. It rings up at the electronic register for over $9. To add insult to injury, it's Covid19 shelter in place and no one is to bring their reusable bags for shopping and the stores are to give the bags fur free. When I looked at the receipt at home, they charged 15 cents for the plastic bag without asking. I was in the area a couple of months ago and needed a common dairy product, I think it was whipped cream. They didn't even have any in the fridge. I'll have to make the extra 5 blocks walk to Andronico's next time if I'm in the area and need grocery items. Roxie's doesn't cut it for me. Not anymore.

Today I went to this store twice. First I bought 2 evaporated milks for something like 5 dollars, I was rushing and wasn't paying attention to the bills the cashier gave me. I went around the neighborhood for marshmallow fluff. I found none so I went back to Roxie to just buy marshmallows when I realized as I went to pay for the marshmallows, the cashier from before had given me 10 dollars back out of my $20 when I had spent under $5. I don't know if this was a mistake or if I was getting taking advantage of because I was clearly not paying attention to details but it was very disappointing because I do live close by to this store. Awful customer service.

I live near Roxie and really want to like it. That said, be very very cautious about expiration dates. I have accidentally bought moldy cheese, expired kombucha, eggs that had 3 days left, freezer burnt ice cream, and stale dry goods. I have told employees each time and they don't seem to care, offer to replace my items, or make any effort to check the food quality. NOT worth the inflated prices, especially since their food is not likely to be fresh.

Beef ravioli, ready for the compost but a little on the freezer burnt side... This review is shorter than most because nuff said. Yelp is a racket.

I like that Roxie's has perfectly ripe avocados on a regular basis. I like that Roxie's carries seedless small watermelon. I like that Roxie's carries organic crushed tomatoes. I like that Roxie's carries organic bananas. I like that Roxie's carries Casa Sanchez guacamole. I like that Roxie's carries organic sauerkraut. I like that Roxie's carries organic turkey and chicken deli meat. I like that Roxie's always has blueberries. I like that Roxie's carries organic frozen broccoli. I like that Roxie's carries Trident watermelon twist gum. I like that Roxie's carried Califia unsweetened cold brew. I like that Roxie's carries Kombucha. I like that Roxie's carries Suja green juice. I like that Roxie's has you covered for the basics. If you need ice-cream, sandwiches, hearty bread, English sweets, dark chocolate, spices, toiletries and more - Roxie's got your back. Trust.

Good stuff here. Out of the way, maybe, but the sandwiches are legit. Pastrami was awesome.

It's just a solid deli. Like many in this town, you'll have a sandwich that checks the boxes in terms of bread, quality of meat, etc. I ordered mine with turkey, bacon, and avocado. The dude forgot to put the bacon on, but after I told him, the situation was quickly rectified.

I've never had Roxie's till today and my goodness; the best sandwich I've ever had........hands down I'll be back for sure I got the turkey 12" sandwich with extra meat, avocado, bacon and extra mayo and it was so worth it....it cost me $19, and I'd get it again and again

Love the sandwiches here. Beer selection is solid. This place has most things you need in a pinch.

Is a Roxie's sandwich the best sandwich I've ever had? Definitely not, but it's pretty good for the price. So, Doug, how come the dramatic 5 stars? I'll tell you, grasshopper. A "regular" sized sandwich is $8. Look at all the pictures to see how big the sandwich is. They stack a decent amount of meat. I've only ordered a cold italian combo (ham, mortadella, salami) on a sweet roll; again, not the best sandwich I've had but it satisfies my craving for a sandwich. Parking is a huge factor in the fifth star. There are about 5 parking spots dedicated to Roxies, and chances are you can nab one of these. Parking in inner sunset is usually a torturous patience testing process. Service. I live about 1.5 miles west from this location. I call in and say I'll be there in 5 min, park in one of the spots aforementioned, pick up my sandwich + 32oz beer (decent selections), and return home. 10 min sandwich run. Staff are smiles all around. That's right bitches. 10 min flat I have a giant sandwich, a cold 32oz beer, and no stress. All for $11 and some change. If you're someone who spends over 30 minutes deciding what to eat, eventually give up and frustratingly eat cereal / ramen at home, do yourself a favor and phone in an order to Roxie's.

Thank you Roxie's & staff for being a neighborhood staple during COVID-19 crisis. I crave the made-to-order deli sandwiches and freshly made hummus available. Good selection of healthy produce & lots of snack items! Many thanks for your local presence!

Roxie's is my neighborhood market - my go to for: 1. Wine (good selection and decent prices) 2. Sub (had a sandwich once and thought it was great!) 3. Household goods you need in a pinch (I paid $8 for a small tub of detergent once, but I needed it ASAP) However, I don't think the produce/food quality is always great. A couple times I've seen expired products on the shelves, so make sure to check/inspect an food items before you purchase them. Excited they finally got Apple Pay!

Got black pudding on your mind? Craving a packet of taytos, This is the place to go for Irish products. Just make sure to check the expiration dates--some of their meat is a bit long in the tooth. Also, some of their packaging leaks, so you could end up with disgusting blood seepage if you're not careful. They keep plenty of Irish candy in stock too, so if aero bars are your thing, you're in luck.

Good sandwiches, loooooong line. I got the pastrami sammich. If you crave good deli sandwich, and have a ton of free time... try this place out. Parking is not easy.

I'm giving Roxie's 2 stars when really they deserve just 1...it's breaking my heart to write this review. They used to be a solid 4stars but maybe a year or 2 ago everything changed, new deli employees that don't know wth they're doing. This guy screwed up my sandwich FOUR times once. He kept throwing the wrong ones straight in the trash until I told him to SLOW DOWN. There were no other customers and he even wrote my order down but still messed it up! First he made it on the wrong bread.. then he put jalapeños once. Then heated it up when I requested cold. Then put a bunch of lettuce and tomatoes once. He had written it down!? Why?? So I waited 6months and went back. He was there again and this time with an assistant...who screwed up my sandwich again TWICE. Also, ey must be getting their sourdough rolls from a different vendor as the roll had no color or taste to it. Bland dry sandwich. C'mon Roxie's! Get the old sandwich workers back!

Y'all should already know this place is mmm good. Tight squeeze but a good store by far..

Best and favorite basic sandwiches in the city. Friendly staff, super affordable, incredibly well stacked sandwich so all the right ingredients are touching. Tightly packed, ingredients don't fall or when you eat it. Call ahead sometimes there's a line!

Moved to this neighborhood about three months ago and have been checking out all the local offerings. This is a convenient and cool local market. Lots of interesting and unique items, especially if you're interested in Irish foods. Downside: the customer service has been fairly consistently non-existent to rude, especially from one clerk in particular who seems to delight in saying flat "no's" rather than offer positive solutions or anything that is beyond the bare minimum and actually requires him to pull him away from his phone. You know: customer service. Bummed, as this is the closest and easiest market to my house. I'll spend my money at and support a local business that actually seems to give a damn... Bye Roxie!

I see that others came here for sandwiches but I went there to find cheese and was very underwhelmed by the selection of cheese and also by the prices. Unfortunately had to go to a different deli for what I wanted. I see that they had a lot of other interesting items including Gelato bars so I can see why others would like this place. For me when I think of a deli I think if a large variety of cheese and meat buy this wasn't the case.

It's its own thing, this place...and I enjoy coming here if I happen to be driving in the right direction. They have all your basic staples. I appreciate that they carry that brand of spices that comes in the little boxes (as does Whole foods) so that one can get just a small amount as needed which is best for freshness vs wasting whole bottles.. I love their selection of British Import foods. Sure they are at import prices, but when one is missing the UK or wanting a bit of something different, Roxie market offers the best selection of sweets, baking ingredients, savory sauces/ingredients/soups and so on for the UK food fix. They even have Irn Bru, the bizarre orange soda that is no.1 over even mega-giant Coke, in Glasgow Scotland. I offer this tidbit for the Irn Bru addicts among us, that stuff is not easy to come by in the states. Three years I lived in Glasgow and once was enough, thank you, but I digress. They have a few dedicated pull in, parking spots, and this is an huge bonus! Be warned they don't seem to put prices many of their things, so ask if you need to know. It's a pet peeve of mine but seems ubiquitous in corner stores.

Went to the deli specifically for a sandwich and was pretty surprised at the amazing quality of the food. While they made my sandwich shopped around the market and the prices weren't too bad. Definitely a nice local spot to shop and eat at. Highly recommend.

Ordered sandwiches for my HS football team to eat on our way back to L.A.. what I paid for was not only delicious sandwiches with generous portions but an hour of silence, priceless!!!