City Market

I love that it stays open till two and they have house cooked meals as well as a large selection of groceries! They also carry my favorite Yonder cinder which is huge plus for me! The staff has always been super nice and attentive

If I could give it a zero, I would.I go to this place so many times and I lost count.Today I had the absolutely horrible experience. I did my usual thing by going to the back of the store to grab a Coke Zero. They weren't cold enough in the back, so I decided to grab the ones next to the cashier. While I was walking back, an old white man who worked there confronted me and commanded me to take the soda out of the pocket. I showed him my hands and he realized that I had nothing then he just said: oh I thought you grab a soda. He didn't apologize to me. I ended up grabbing a soda in the front and paying for it.After standing in front of the store for a few minutes, I decided to go back confront him. I walked back and told him: hey, it's not right to assume people and accuse people of things that they didn't do. Not only did he not apologize, he went even harder by saying: I saw you grab a soda. I replied back: play the video. If you don't have the evidence, you should apologize to me. He ended up ignoring me. All the other cashiers were just standing and looking. I told him: it's not right to treat a customer like this. I am never coming back to this store.

Love this neighborhood corner store, they have great drink options if you need a drink on the go and they have a great Sandwich deli, but the store is a bit pricey. Tip: get their Kurt Cobain (veggie sandwich) ask for bacon on it. Now it's a Courtney love, they call it lol

This place is super expensive but that's the cost of connivance. They are open late and always have what I need when I'm in a pinch. Their deli is pretty good and their fried hot food hits the spot when I'm in a rush. They have a parking lot which makes it super easy to run in and out.

Like any other business, their staff sets this place apart. I imagine it's hard to remain so upbeat and positive sometimes working in this neighborhood, but they manage to! They're always so helpful. I have found the most random items here, and it's great for a spur of the moment bottle of wine or quick lunch. Their hot deli is great, and they have a lot of options for various dietary restriction. They've even got a microwave so you can heat things up on the spot. Prices are typically better elsewhere, but if you're here or in a pinch they probably have what you need from recipes to toiletries.

The girl behind the counter was talking shit about me the whole time I was shopping because I'm white, she thought I don't understand Spanish. While I was shopping for salsa, she was telling her co worker, the guy at the front counter, I was trouble and to look out for me, for no reason. I called her out on it then she stopped. Don't go here if you want to have a good night. Keep moving on to the next place.

To the locals on the block, this establishment may be referred to with a name that rhymes with "City Market" but is less printable.To some degree this is out of affection. City Market is a neighborhood institution offering (at the very least) decent food and a passable stock of necessities at hours both late and early. Unlike at some other nearby convenience stores (where the cashiers are surly and prone to harassment of customers), the employees are pleasant in a laidback fashion, relatable if you're not a stuck-up jerk, and amenable to friendly chatter.If you are familiar with the movies of Kevin Smith, as a native of New Jersey I believe that City Market is where _Clerks_ would have been filmed were it set on the West Coast.The deli is superb by corner convenience store standards. The satisfyingly greasy, salty fried chicken and the custom-made sandwiches are very reasonable prices for the area. The cheese sauce sold with potato wedges during afternoons is magical. If you're not in the mood to be loaded up with carbs, I recommend buying a few chicken tenders and asking if the deli will sell you a tub of just the cheese sauce, no potato wedges. Consider throwing a buck into the tip jar if you do this.I would suggest not trying to do your general grocery shopping here due to the rather painful typical convenience store prices. You should also be aware that chaos visits this shop often. "Did you know that they sell drugs at the apartment building next door on the hill?!" Yeah, buddy, they know.Shout-out to the delightful effect that the Alien and Predator decorations have on the atmosphere, overall vibes, and ambiance. It is my understanding that some employee has been making steady efforts to offload their Alien and Predator merch collection here over the years, and I find it deeply endearing that the store chose to assimilate this into their sales and decor rather than reject the notion out of hand.

If you want to pay very high prices in the daytime, fine if it's convenient. There is a nice staff. In the middle of the night, there are drug dealers and hoods hanging out literally in front of the store on the side of it that yoju have to walk past to get in. I will never go back there again.

Moved to the neighborhood just 2 months ago. From the first time I walked in the door, this place has been exceptional. Totally fine with dogs (huge plus, especially when you can't leave your dog home), welcoming and friendly. Exactly one month after moving nearby, my incredible pup passed away and the staff have literally cried with me, given me hugs and ask me how I'm doing every time I come in. I have never felt so much like a part of a community since I moved from my home state of Vermont 3 years ago. Of course it will be more expensive than a grocery store- it's convenient. I have no problem paying more for that. They always have my ice cream and the deli is great!On top of everything else, I pick up a lot of trash and the owner has graciously allowed me to put some of that trash into their locked dumpster so that it doesn't end up back on the street. I will forever be a customer

i used to like this place. they have everything you need, the staff are often quite kind and seem like they are respectful to the homeless people who often hang out outside. (who are always very kind themselves and are just looking to get a few dollars or some food.) tonight however, my girlfriend and I bought some groceries and as we were checking out, a little boy, had to be about 7 or 8, tried to buy a Gatorade and didn't have enough money. we offered to pay for him and the old man with the white beard, bald head, and glasses working there got extremely mean, yelled at us and the kid and forced us to get out. How are you so far up your own ass that you can have that little empathy for another human being? to your customers? to a fucking kid. a kid I believe is homeless and probably endures abuse every day. I hope to God that man realizes he's going to hell. If he's not the owner he absolutely deserves to be fired for that display. I will not be going here anymore. hope your 3 dollars was worth it to verbally abuse a kid and 2 of your daily customers. sad and embarrassing.