Fruit Barn

Adel is great! Excellent customer service.I love supporting small businesses and Fruit Barn definitely deserves it. They have fresh basil here (unlike Whole Foods a few blocks away haha). Also, I was able to find coconut milk here unlike WF and the other only grocery store within the neighborhood.

I'm happy to see a new grocery store finally opened up in this spot! They have a great mixture of Latin, Asian, middle eastern and American hipster store products, which I love! The reduced price produce you need to eat same day, $0.99 for strawberries, they are very sweet and ripe. But I also got a bunch of organic broccoli for 0.99 that will last a while. My favorite was their large varieties of fun drinks! I bought everything in my photo for just $18. A great place to shop after hitting the gym down the block!Ok I just cut into peach it was rotted! Lets see what they say when I show them the picture

So glad that this store has reopened, nicely remodeled, and under new management. It's a great addition to the neighborhood. The store is well organized, very clean, the prices are reasonable, especially if you compare to the Whole Foods nearby. The service is super friendly. Come to check their super-sales, when fruits and vegetables are deeply discounted for quicker sale. They had sweet ripe cherries at .99 cent per pound, while same cherries were sold for 5.99 at Whole foods and Trader Joe.

This grocery store actually shuttered back in 2019 pre-pandemic. There were many bottlenecks on the new owners reopening this store, they actually remodeled the storefront to look more modern and unfortunately had to tear it down after some busybody in the neighborhood decided to complain to the city. Fast forward 3 years they reverted back to the original storefront and reopened for business. One thing I missed is the fruit and vegetable puns on the back wall. The store was very well remodeled and clean. The shelves are all well stocked and their inventory is fresh. On my visit, I came to buy pasta to make dinner and they have a huge selection available. The pricing is very competitive for convenience at a walking distance from home. The produce here is also very fresh and they have items at reduced price to move their inventory faster. There is also a flower shop on the side that is also run by Fruit Barn. The staff here are very friendly and are open to feedback on making the store better. Overall a win for the neighborhood, as this increases competition for the grocery market on Ocean Ave.

I enjoy going to Fruit Barn to pick up staples and last minute groceries. They usually have most things that I need, and at very reasonable prices. It's convenient being able to get produce, non-dairy milk, eggs, noodles, oils, snacks, spices, and more in one spot without the crowds or crazy mark-up. The store is clean, organized, and pretty well-stocked.Adel is always so nice and helpful - he's offered samples of fruit so I can decide which I want to buy. It's great having this spot in the neighborhood and I'm happy to support them.

Fruit Barn is in the Ingleside neighborhood. It is a great spot to pick up stables especially affordable produce & even some organic produce. Small Bulk bin w/ staples. Organic pasta, hummus, & salsa. No non-dairy yogurt. No tempeh. Yet bulk tofu that sells for 4 blocks for $1.00 which was very affordable. They had no refrigerated soy milk yet they had the smaller size non-refrigerated non-dairy milks including soy milk, almond milk, & rice milk. For speciality items in the neighborhood there is a Whole Foods a short walk from here yet this is a good place to pick up produce & some staples.

Found this on TooGoodToGo. Was excited my bag was filled, but upon reaching home, most of the fruits were rotten or had molds, veggies are near its last freshness, and the flour and a small box of cookies have expired. Most of these I would not have paid for in the condition that they were in; certainly not worth the $6 I paid (with sales tax!) The service was good.

Started coming here after I found out about them on too good to go and I think I found my newest favorite grocery store. It's near my gym at 24 hour fitness and just makes sense to stop after a work out or on my way home. The employees are friendly and they care about not wasting food.

Let me tell you something. When I was in college I wished that the old Fruit Barn was open as late as this place is:1. The food selection is varied and has enough knick-knacks, produce and fruits that take care of the type of shopping that, were you go a few blocks up to Whole Foods, would be too much money for what you spent for.2. The softdrink beverage selection is curious, novel and worthy to try - sure there are the usual staples like Red Bull since this street and the entire Inglside District is a bit of a "college town" but otherwise it's just right. 2.1 Imported Italian mineral water! I know some annoying moralists are going to say "Oh yeah typical, latter-day gilded age San Franciscan concerns. pass." No don't pass you schmuck because if you've had to deal with drinking Crystal Geyser (which tastes like tap water with a hint of low-grade l-methamphetamine which you can bullshit and say "Rosemary infused tap water", by Crystal Geyser), you too would be happy to something like imported Italian mineral water or Gerolsteiner™3. Cereals! Perhaps the selection is not like Whole Foods that usually tastes like cardboard and is approved by the Health Council of Canada (365 brands are imported from Canada so go figure) but they make it up with a greater variety of Bob's Red Mill dry cereals which is all you need instead of store-brands that all taste like hospital food. After all you have the need for sugar speed!4. The service - it's always been a chill place to shop and I really encourage people to come by more often to buy stuff here because the people that work here are some of the friendliest that I've ever met and the most easy going. If there was a song to describe the place at times it'd be the song "Dear Hearts and Gentle People" by Bing CrosbyEvery neighborhood in San Francisco that's not entirely directly connected to the main arteries of the city (Mission St., Market St., et al) deserves at least one local natural foods store and grocer that people should support. Sure things are tough and things seem a bit scary but trust me, when you come to Fruit Barn, everything seems to be fine and everything in its right place.#yolo, #chocolatefrostedsugarbombs #calvinandhobbes

This store is just what Ocean Avenue needs. For such a small space I was impressed to see the wonderful variety of products including Latino, Asian, European. I was looking for risotto rice and they had 3 kinds! That's more than Whole Foods carries. The hours are long, 7am-9pm, so I can pick up items after work. I will definitely continue shopping here.