Santa Clara Organic Market

This market has everything, I loved how fresh all the vegetables and fruits were I highly recommend this store, my experience with the lady that works there was excellent , she made me feel like family .

Given that it's not a *huge* store, I'm impressed with what they do have here. If I need any basics- butter, coffee creamer, baking stuff, spices- they have it here. They have a little produce section with good quality fruits and veggies, stock lots of canned goods, snacks, cheese, frozen foods, and household items. They also have a great selection of wine & liquor. The staff are always kind and helpful, and the store is clean and well organized. Def recommend~

Love this store. Staff is friendly & always helpful. I walk 3 blocks out of my way to go here to pick up incidentals and….. oh. That’s right. The best mezcal selection for a small store. Love them

I like the variety of products that they have, sometimes it is difficult to find products of good quality and at a good price, I highly recommend it

Santa Clara Market is the best corner store in the city. No exaggeration. It's not a typical corner store. They sell quality foods and beverages and organic quality produce you cant get at other corner stores. On top of that, everyone who works there is super kind and helpful, always. I moved from living next door to several blocks away and I still come back here, skipping 3 other corner stores in the process.

Great store with an impressive selection of food and drink for a corner market. While it is a little more expensive than other small markets the quality is much better and with it. Also it is truly convenient (fast and easy to get in and out - most often without a line at the register).

Decent selection for a corner store. Some items are just sitting on the shelf with no price labeling, so I had to go back and forth with cashier to figure out how much these items were.

this legendary bodega is conveniently placed in “the wiggle,” so i often stop here at the end of a long run. some of the best gatorade in town. make sure to stop in here if you need to re up electrolytes after a tough workout. the homie prefers cash but he’ll take your card if you’re chill

Lovely little market. I was drawn in by the gorgeous bouquets of sunflowers and marigolds on both sides of the entrance. Once inside to my delight I found all sorts of goodies to get. Things that I don't see commonly, like a variety of flavors of plantain chips. At checkout I appreciated the transparency of the screen which shows exactly how much you are going to pay. Will definitely be back.

I'm about to knock your socks off. Did you know that Our Friend used to own this place? I did not, but I knew he had some stake in the formerly across-the-street New Santa Clara Market (RIP), and then, after that place closed, I saw that this former beauty salon had become a market, and I further noticed that it had Santa Clara in its name. Could it be? No, not that first time, but the second time, I walked in, and whose perfectly coiffed hair did I see before I even saw his face as he sat behind the counter talking to one of his friends/employees? That's right, Our Friend! This was more than a decade ago. I would continue to come inside, and when I no longer saw Our Friend, I asked the most familiar of the less familiar guys about him, and Our Friend had apparently moved back to Palestine to get married. Married? I asked. Did his wife die? No, the guy told me, and that strange experience hung in the air and my mind from sometime between 2012 and 2014 until July 2, 2025. What happened on July 2, 2025? you ask? Sorry, I can't really tell you. But I'll give you a hint. I found out (from a very reliable source, but I can't reveal his identity until I review his place of employment [review upcoming]) that Our Friend is back in the United States! Sadly, he no longer lives in San Francisco or in the Bay Area, but that question about his wife has a simple but confusing answer. He did go back to get married. And his wife didn't die. Here it is. Are you ready? Our Friend has four wives. I'm not exaggerating, lying, or casting aspersions. They all know about one another, but they live in different houses. So Our Friend maintains four households, as well as sundry businesses. But back to Santa Clara Natural Organic Market. At first, the whole "natural organic" part of the name was a marketing ruse. It felt like a nicer looking version of New Santa Clara Market, with some leafy greens thrown in for good measure. But over the years, it did turn into more of an organic market. This may have been the first place I ever saw crates of La Croix in a store; I wondered why they didn't bother to unpack them and put them in displays, but I have since been shown the error of my ways by dozens (if not hundreds) of corner stores and gas-station convenience stores across the nation. If you stack them, Millennials will purchase them. The shining jewel of this place is its gorgeous stained-glass sign. This is a remnant from its days as a beauty salon. It made more sense for that, but it still looks amazing. I wonder how the original owner of the beauty salon or whoever put up that sign feels about its having been repurposed as a corner-store sign. It's a little bit expensive, but which corner store isn't these days? It's absurd that they put stoplights at this corner; I wonder whether that has affected this place in any way. Does Our Friend still own it? I'll have to ask my source. Stay tuned.

Great service and friendly staff! I was wondering if you could carry Iamaranth Chips at your store. They're really delicious and healthy, and I think other customers would love them too. It'd be awesome to find them locally! Thanks for considering it!

Neighborhood corner mart. Good selection of organic and kitchen essentials, fair prices, lovely beer and wine assortment, and clean. The bagels are also stocked locally and super yum. The staff here is resilient and respectful. This neighborhood is better off for this establishment, no joke.

This establishment has many of the products I enjoy. Regrettably the cashier has had limited customer service training. On this my most recent visit i attempted to purchase large bag of chips and can of soda. Statement by cashier " Do you have cash? No, i stated as i slid my card into the reader. If you can read... the sign says there's a $7.00 minimum. what sign? There's a small hand poorly written sign attached to the cash register. Wishing me "have a good day" wasn't the encouragement I need to hear from a snarky person. A. I can read B. Its unnecessary to ridicule customers UNLESS I'm not the customer this establishment prefer C. This "organic" market sells an unusually large amount of non organic alcohol, beer and wine. In the future I'll be walking to haight and Fillmore for my snacks, and liquor. If you are African American I'd like to hear more about your experiences at this establishment MAYBE this ladd was having a bad day. As for now i can not encourage anyone to frequent this establishment no matter how convenient. Gentrification has taken its true toll on the western addition.

Santa Clara Natural Organic is across the street from :"new" santa clara. stacks include groceries, produce chips, shacks, breads, pills, formlas, solutions, and some fancy Kombucha, teas not priced. drink:: yerba mate tea. (2.70( mitty) -probably bettr than the unpriced $4 one drips: -looks like nice gentlemen running the whole floor.

If you're using your phone payment make sure to check how much they charge you. I bought a bottle of water for $2 and just noticed that they have charged me $3.75. I simply tapped my phone and didn't chack how much I was charged.

Friendly neighborhood market with good variety of choice. Why not more than 3 stars? No prices on much of what they sell, an easily correctable thing.

Ok, I still love this place. The son who has his name listed as the owner that I glowingly gushed about in my first review is now sitting home playing video games while his father runs both grocery stores. Hard working guy, 14 kids, sadly none sufficiently ambitious or empathetic enough to help dad out. The food is still fresh and wonderful and the service is friendly. if only someone would help them with the front window "display" that looks more like stuff you would put in the basement. Aesthetics count in retail.

On multiple occasions, I have opened packaged food purchased here that was moldy. Be extra judicious before buying packaged food from this place.

We love this neighborhood market and they have really up'd their supply of fresh goods, toilet paper, papertowel, and beer/wine during COVID-19. Come support a lovely, neighborhood, family business. The staff are friendly and helpful, too!

My local market! Friendly staff seem to know everyone in the neighborhood, family owned I think. Produce quality is actually pretty good. Fresh kale, spinach, lots of fruit, etc. The cherries in summer time are super ripe and delicious. I get lots of Kombucha, ginger drinks and juices there- great selection.

Walking in, I'm greeted by mellow trance music (nice!). Strolling past the shelves I am happily surprised to see many of my favorite (and often hard to find) organic and socially conscious brands lining the shelves. Turning the corner, and WOAH: the produce is spectacular! On their opening day, I purchased the first organic asparagus of the season (a solid 2 weeks before I found it at my other frequent shopping haunts). This past week, I procured some delectable tomatoes and bell peppers. They have bulk items, very fresh produce, pet food/supplies, dairy products, organic free range eggs, coffee, gluten free & corn free products (yay! no migraines for me!), grains, crackers, teas, etc. And you know what? The price is right too. I'd say comparable to other markets selling high caliber products such as these. Add to all that, the fact that the owner and workers are quite friendly, including offering to stock items by request, and you have yourselves some very happy Yelpers - if these early reviews are anything to go by. In short, I say: Terrific! 5 gleeful, organic, gluten-free, dancey stars from me! (BTW, I am SUCH a fan of this trend toward the corner store housing healthy items vs the more traditional glorified liquor stores stocking sinister-looking produce, dusty canned items of unrecognizable brands, & bread products w/ shelf-lives projecting longer than an elementary school education . . .) Santa Clara, keep up the good work. I hope this business thrives.

Dropped into this place when they first opened. Not Bad, Not Bad... The grocery scene in this neighborhood is pretty scant. Most of the shops feel more like a liquor store with just above gas station tier food. I am talking Onions and Cabbage. YAY. -_- The fact that this place focuses on organic foods AND is open til 9pm is a big plus for me. In the area, both Courtney Produce and Golden Natural close at 8pm making it pretty difficult to get fresh foods stuffs if you are rolling home late on a weekday. They produce section was pretty surprising: Good looking Fruits, oranges and apples. The Veges were actually nice, I saw; kale, chard, herbs, carrots. All organic and mostly CA stuff too. I also talked to the owner and asked if he would stock certain things, being a new place trying to garner some local support, he seemed open to the idea. I was mostly speaking to their bread and soymilk. It would be nice if somebody around the hood carried Acme or the like. And I would like get a unsweetened soy milk (yeah I know, I'm a hippie) Otherwise this place has a lot of promise. The store is still filling out the space, and its nice to see life in what used to be a dark gloomy corner of haight.

I absolutely LOVE this market, I make a point to drop by here whenever I'm in the Haight area or some times I even go out of my way to come here. WHY? As an avid fresh fruit smoothie lover, this market has SPECIALS for fruits at super discounted prices. I've purchased blackberries, blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, etc ranging from $0.89 to $1.99. And they're quality, fresh organic fruits, too. This market offer offers a variety of fresh vegetables, organic products, sauces, they even have food to go. What is there to NOT love about this local market?

This is my corner store. I am deeply spoiled. Besides the fact that they don't have booze, I love this shop! The produce is generally fresh and they have all the hippie/premium food brands I want. They have a limited selection of frozen meats, too. You will pay a bit extra since it is a small corner store. The service is quite nice and they are always happy to answer your questions. This is not a full grocery store, but when it's Tuesday night and I need a few veggies to round out my dinner this is the spot.

Yes!! Finally a reliable place to get fresh produce...just a few steps from my house. I love Golden. I don't mind Falletti's. And KJ over on Divis has bailed me out of a veggie-less dinner a few times. But all of them have something that doesn't quite work for me: Golden - do I *really* want to walk all the way there to buy kale? Falletti's - it's expensive and always slammed. KJ - it's so hit-or-miss. Some of the produce is lovely, other times it's barely edible. This is to say nothing of the hellhole that is Church & Market Safeway, which is sadly one's only option if you need anything really early or late. Now I have no excuses. This place is sooooo close. The produce was lovely. Prices are a bit high...I think they will adjust a bit in response to supply & demand (also as stuff moves into season). I'm a gluten-free-freak, so I am more than happy with the selection of such goods. I won't be doing the bulk of my shopping here (price!), but I will be dropping by to get the last few ingredients for dinner, to get snacks, or to grab an Amy's meal when I'm just too tired to cook. Things I'd like to see: meat! a deli! maybe even...a salad bar??? Fresh produce, frozen foods, packaged goodies, refrigerated section - YESSS!!! The place is off to a good start.

This market will do if you're pressed for time and want "close to whole foods quality" groceries. I came in looking for a specific item and this was one of six locations in the San Francisoc that carries it...Marin Kombucha:) Made me incredibly happy to find, but not so happy when two bottles totaled $10. Cheers to a happy gut! If you're paying by credit card, there is a $7 minimum charge which I don't think will be hard to do.

I haven't been here a ton, but I'm really glad to have this place in the neighborhood. If you're pantry is looking a little empty, Santa Clara Market will save you a longer trip to Whole Foods (or the dreaded Safeway.) They've got a decent produce selection, key frozen and packaged goods, and a good vibe.

A super cute market that has absolutely everything. Really high quality produce and groceries, super friendly.

By far, my favorite market in the city. The market stocks all the basics plus many items you wouldn't expect to find in a corner store - eclectic, healthy, often organic, a surprisingly wide range of products for a small store, all at reasonable prices - this market is a perfect antidote to the frenzy of Whole Foods. The staff is friendly, ready to help out - if they don't have it, they will try to get it - and generally make a run to the store something to look forward to. I go out of my way to shop here - the perfect neighborhood corner market.

Great kombucha selection. My kombucha exploded here. And the guy was really nice in getting it all cleaned up.

Eek. This place is terrible. The produce clearly does not turn over very much. The radishes and carrots are old and wrinkly, the tomatoes have soft spots. All of the plastic-wrapped cucumbers were so old that they were actually liquidy!!! Like the horrible yellow and green cucumber mess you discover if you let it languish in your fridge for weeks. Then, when I saw that they had fig bars in plastic bins, I reached inside, and there was white fuzz growing on them!! I decided to escape with just eggs. This place is also super expensive. The exact same eggs are 75 cents cheaper across the street AND expire later. If you need some last minute hippie ingredients that don't spoil, this place is probably okay, but the obvious lack of care makes me wary, and I won't be going again. Honestly, I don't know places like this stay open.

My neighborhood favorite! Really high quality food and amazing owner and staff. I love this place and go here a few times a week to pick up a few things. Highly recommend to anyone in the neighborhood!

These guys are jerks. it's illegal to charge minimum for credit card purchases and Imposing the minimum purchase rule on someone is total jive. Sorry, but the credit cards fees are the price of doing business. This place sucks.

I stop by Santa Clara almost every day, and love the place. Great produce, great selection of items, and Hani, the owner, is the man. Feels great to have a place like this close by.

Right on! What a relief to be able to buy some great veggies (and pretty much everything else I usually schlepp off somewhere in the car to get) right here in the hood. This place is a godsend! Each time I've been in they've added something new -- they're definitely paying attention to feedback and getting it right. What a GREAT addition to the neighborhood!

This store is fantastic - well-stocked with organic produce and high quality healthy products. And it's very clean! Thanks for creating a great atmosphere for shopping, Louie! I always look forward to shopping here :)

They do not pay the companies they buy products from. Going on 5 months late!! Called them twice, promises to send a check. Mailed three invoices. Crooks!!!