Peace Market

They have lottery which is cool. They also have a little doggy water bowl and doggy treats which is super cute. Only problem is that it literally smells like throw up and feces and pee all around it. They also close at a ridiculously early time. I think like 4-5 pm some days. Also very narrow aisles. Mid customer service.

Love love this place wonderful little neighborhood market. Nice selection of groceries and beverages including wine and beer nice beer selection and actually the only place in midtown you can get a tall can.... 19 or 24 oz beer. Nice craft beer selection including something out of state including Bells Two Hearted ale which is a wonderful selection from the Midwest. Definitely recommend this place

I wish there was some peace and quiet to be found here, but when there's riffraff loitering around outside smoking and annoying customers, it doesn't make for a peaceful shopping experience. Peace Market is in my neighborhood and it will do in a pinch, depending on what your pinch is. Lightbulbs? Yes. Singles? Yes. Beef Jerky? Sure. Cat Litter? You bet. Tampons? Nope. Sorry.Guy behind the counter is pretty helpful. I do like the wine, beer, and cat litter selection. Cleanliness not so much a concern here. Teeny tiny store, claustrophobic, sweaty hot temperature, selection only convenient to those in the immediate area or those desperate. Or those that want singles. Sometimes you're just in this mood, ya know?Guys outside are disgusting catcallers. I only go in if I have to, and if no one is outside, unless I feel like feeding the trolls. Grocery Outlet Bargain Market is a few blocks up. Just go there.

This is the closest "market" to where I live, but is quite a disappointment. Every time I have been in here, there is one or two people just sitting and watching the TV that hangs over the front door. I am never greeted and only acknowledged when it comes to payment. The shelves never seem to be stocked and have very little variety. I have learned to only use cash when I come here because the one time I used my card I was overcharged for a Powerade. If you have a choice, go somewhere else.

This was one of my favorite places to go and get a soda, until today. An employee there decided to make some comment about my legs, and frankly, I'm tired of the disgusting "compliments" men make about me as if I can't hear, as if they're actually compliments (and this is common at this store). I called it out, and a verbal argument ensued, and then he started to get in my face, at which point I panicked and hit him because I didn't know why he was getting so close. I had told him to back up, to stay away, but he got within a foot of me and I had no idea what his intentions were. I'm sorely disappointed that these are the kinds of people that are employed here. That they're just allowed to make comments about female customers within earshot of them, that he wasnt asked to leave immediately, or told that his comments were inappropriate - in fact, another man in the store defended him. If you're sick of catcalling and "compliments," maybe don't go here.

Great selection of snacks, frozen foods too. There is a microwave so you can heat up your food. Free dog snacks and water for dogs. Beer, wines, alcohols, etc. face masks for sale. Beef jerky. Nice guy at the register; Indian guy born in South Africa. Great local shop. Please support

Corner store at 18th and O.Lottery vendorThe store has frozen foods, lots of drink choices, beer, wine, canned food, snacks, dirty magazines.. It's an interesting spot. You walk in and people hang out there. They're hanging out like it's their house, watching TV.. shooting the shit. Usually at the entrance, too. It's not a big store, space is limited and these fucking guys are just all up at the entrance area. Like really? Ya'll just hang out here?But I've been in when that's not the case.. Mostly it has been.

I just had to give an update to remind everyone how much I love this store! There are only like 3 stores in midtown that can still sell singles. This store happened to have its license to sell individuals before the ban came to the midtown area. I am not sure that the other 2 mentioned are still around...Peace Market has seemed to survive the failing economy keeping people happy with a solution to their depression while being broke, unemployed and needing a reason to carry on the day. That is much easier to to do when mucho intoxicated!!!They have singles of Sierra Nevada, Rogue, Crispin (all my favs) on the shelves, ready for consumption! (yep, all tall bottles) And of course, the good ole classic 40s- Mickeys, Old E, High Gravity...They also seem to find whatever newer yummy candy bars are out and carry those too. Peace Market- my love for you grows stronger with every visit.

Has been my corner store for 15 years. Peace market, keeping the neighbor drunk. The selection of personal hygiene items and household items can be on the slim side, their drink supply for wine, beer and champagne is always good. Reasonable prices and you can usually find what you are looking for. If you can't, the owner will let you know where you can find it.

This is the closest store to my house and I really wanted to like it. The name peace market and the psychedelic art on the roll ups. The location is pretty decent a block away from all the bougie overpriced midtown restaurants. You would expect this place to at least be hipster and have some cool merch. Should be a nice little corner store right? Unfortunately this place is gnarly. They usually only have one brand of cigs to chose from. Camel crushes lately, for over 10$ a pack! Who's ever heard of a liquor store that only has one kind of smokes? What little bit of product there is is old, stale and overpriced. There are always a bunch of nasty shady looking dudes hanging out and they glare like you aren't supposed to be there. That combined with the empty shelves makes it obviously that this is store is some sort of front where these tweakers sell drugs. There isn't enough merch here to even keep a real store in business. Obviously they are making money somehow. If I need smokes I walk passed this place all the way to P and 21. It's a longer walk but it's worth it. They have all the brands and products you would expect a functional store to have. And normal prices. And a nice old man who smiles and knows how to be friendly.