Bi-Rite Market
Grocery store · Mission Dolores ·
Locally sourced groceries, housemade deli fare, and artisanal cheeses
Locally sourced groceries, housemade deli fare, and artisanal cheeses
"Bi-Rite is a new addition to the neighborhood, but it's a San Francisco institution that has been around since 1940. The market has a great selection of everything local with specialized departments each are worth visiting in their own right. You could spend a day just in their cheese department. The only line longer than for sandwiches is for their ice cream, which is organic, house-made and simply delicious." - Upperquad
"Bi-Rite Market always comes through on Thanksgiving with prepared sides, whole turkeys, and pies - all you have to do is reheat. Pick-up and delivery are from November 19-25th at their NoPa and Mission locations. Order online." - julia chen 1
"If you want to cook, but don’t want to cook cook, order from Bi-Rite. Their meal kits come with roasted turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing, roasted brussels sprouts, butternut squash, and pie - and all you have to do is reheat. The kits are available in servings of 4-6 ($150) and servings of 8-12 ($295). Pick-up and delivery are from Nov. 20th-26th. Order online." - julia chen 1
"Walking into Bi-Rite Market always feels like a picnic basket exploded and became a store. It’s a reliable, one-stop shop that has everything you need for a day at Dolores—from chocolate bars and cold deli salads to Cowgirl Creamery brie and fresh fruit. For something more substantial, they also make great sandwiches, like the Vegan Hippy with avocado and crispy sweet potato, or the prosciutto and mozzarella on an Acme baguette. If you’re in the mood for dessert, walk across the street to Bi-Rite Creamery for thick soft serve or a cone of rincanelas ice cream." - julia chen 1
"The Hanukkah specials are available at Bi-Rite’s three markets (Russian Hill, NoPa, and the Mission) December 6-15th. Head over for everything from kugel and chopped chicken liver to latkes and Star Of David cookies. Be sure to get in your pre-order 48 hours in advance." - julia chen 1