Le Marche Cezanne

Must underrated wine happy hour spots in the SF. Also, their Lyonnaise breakfast croissant is probably the best in the city - they have a vegetarian version that's my go-to. Always the freshest ingredients and they are serious about the type of cheese they use. Love this gem.

I came here for groceries but they have a pretty small selection and prices seemed higher than expected so I didn't buy anything. I do like that they sell a lot of locally made products that are clearly curated. Mostly the review is for the latte which was alright but definitely not the best I have had. They do have a nice parklet though so it was a nice experience enjoying the coffee and cookie I got on a sunny San Francisco day. They apparently offer charcuterie but I thought the menu was a bit confusing. They also offer sandwiches and salads- this menu reminds me a lot of the one from La Fromagerie, perhaps because both have smoked duck breast as an option and other similar meats. It's not exactly the same so perhaps they just are a supplier for this spot, not sure.Threeish stars for the coffee and cookie, five stars for the outdoor seating, but would come back!

Very cute small grocer that specializes in French fare and offers sandwiches and coffee. I haven't tried the sandwiches or coffee so this review is more for the grocery aspect of their business.The service is great; the selection is very limited because it's a small space. They have interesting products you wouldn't find elsewhere and great produce but are not reliably stocked with basics like onions.

Was in the mood for a sandwich this evening and took a walk down 18th. Decided to finally swing by Le Marche Cezanne and ordered the Cezanne. The fig jam, arugula, and brie really shined through. Solid offerings. Quaint, Parisian interior made for fun vibes as well.

Cute little local market in Potrero Hill. Its not so eye catching from the outside or at least I don't recall seeing anything that made me know or had to walk across the street to go see... however, once I did walk across the street and I peered inside the front door, the floors and the interior got me to take a couple steps back and go inside to check out what was good here.This market is so cute inside and everything was displayed really beautifully. They have a lot of special brands, products, and unique things you may not find elsewhere, here! I would have left with more things, but I wasn't sure when I was going to leave the city and I also didn't want to spend a ton of money still. I did get a bag of Sightglass espresso coffee beans. There is a small coffee station / bar, but they closed at around 3pm, so I was unable to get coffee during the time I was there. They had a good selection of fresh produce - veggies and fruits and meats and cheeses as well as selection of wines. I would stop by again! Guys working were also nice. There are a few tables out on the sidewalk people can sit at too which I loved. Wish California had more of these types of seating seen.

The hubby and I were at Ruby Wine yesterday for one of their Run Come Dance gatherings. We found some food to share at Le Marche Cezanne. It's a small shop, but they had a nice curated selection of fresh produce, cheese, meat, drinks and snacks. Both of the employees were friendly and helpful! I would definitely pop in again if I was in the area and needed some provisions.

I love this place! They have everything you can think of, not to mention that almost everything is organic. I loved their imported items and high quality meats, cheeses and produce. I also love to support small businesses, especially ones that pay close attention to detail and quality. You can also buy coffee, drinks, sandwiches and pastries there. Highly recommended this french-inspired farmer's-market-like store! | IG: Smackinfood

Nice little market in the heart of Potrero. We are a french American family and definitely enjoy the Parisian vibe.They have many local products as well as a good and unique selection of French and European cheeses, as well as meats. You can find a small selection of bread, fruit and pantry items. They have a pick up window for coffee and pastries too! We also met Mario, the owner we believe, who was working the butcher and cheese counter.

This is truly a gourmet store. If you are looking to find the best imported products for your next dish or house party, this is a must visit. The cafe is also excellent...a little slice of Paris.

This is me and my wife's favorite place In Potrero Hill. The food is amazing. The wine is amazing. It is such a cute and beautiful little marketplace where you can get everything that you need, especially if you're doing a date night. Also you can dine in now at one of their outside Parklets. It literally feels like a little piece of Europe transplanted in San Francisco and on top of that the staff there is incredibly nice. Mario is the owner and he is always fantastic and so kind to us and we have been helped by Valentin and Mael who are from France and have made our experience they're even better every time they help us. The sandwiches and salads are incredible too. Definitely a place you should check out if you're in the area!