Leland Market

Based on some of the past reviews, I'd avoided shopping here, but needed milk and a couple of other critical items so stopped in last week after doing errands at the Post Office and library. I was pleasantly surprised by the impeccable cleanliness, the attractive produce, and the variety of goods on offer. I was able to find a width of Asian rice noodle that was not in any of the stores on San Bruno Ave, and there was also good stocking of pantry items and Latinx foods. The items I purchased were priced fairly.The two men behind the counter were both helpful and friendly, and the store was not too crowded to maintain Covid-distancing (something I've experienced at Grocery Outlet). Unfortunately, I live closer walking distance to the shops on San Bruno than to Leland Ave. but I will certainly return to Leland Market for future needs. It's quite possible that it's under new management since some of the older reviews here.

They have nails protruding from their fruit shelves, and I cut myself trying to pick up fruit. I point it out to them so they can remove the nails. Not only do they refuse to do anything about it, they decide to gaslight me and insult me for making a big deal out of it.

Near by, they have most of produce that the Latino community loves and it can be a bit expensive but there is no where else. Unless you wanna go to grocery outlet and things will expire the next day. Don't let this bad comments ruin your time going there most of this people don't live around the area.

Very bad store, super expensive, always dirty, pests on produce, overall really terrible place. Not a good idea to spend here.

My go-to market now! A huge selection of produce compared to other markets nearby, and the inside is well lit and relatively clean. I was pleasantly surprised at the variety of Asian staples present. Goes to show they know who lives in their neighborhood.The cashiers (mostly the ladies) can be curt but they just want to get through the line as fast as possible (and there is almost always a line when I go). Huge exaggeration on behalf of my fellow reviewer though.Also, if you're looking for soy milk, it's in the back, they strategically placed that fancier milk in the front.

I just want to ammend my initial post after time has past all the things i said about the women (1 person) who has a history of being nasty. unhelpful, are still true but the same night as i wrote the review the situation had been remedied by another worker. We have had no issues with anyone else working there and feel like i needed to write this ammendment. So maybe shop knowing what may get shot in your direction and avoid that person or at least you know you're not alone.

******DON'T EVEN BOTHER JUST TURN AROUND AND GO ACROSS THE STREET TO CASA LOPEZ MARKET**** The lady at the register ANGIE is so rude. She scream at me when I ask how much is the milk. She said it on the label u can't read. YES I CAN BUT WHERE IT IS TO READ. She roll her eyes and walk from her register and realize there no price label. She grab the milk and ring it up. I only want the price. She said it too late I ring it up, YOU pay. No refund. WTF? I walk out and across the street.

I always thought the people were friendly and attentive. It's a multicultural location and I think they do a great job of accommodating everyone without neglecting.

I get home and my point of vodka and Smirnoff are not in the bag $15.00 I will be there in the morning dammitAlthough you are my favorite market I am pissed

If I could leave a comment without having to add a star I would. The owners are horrible, greedy, people. During the Corona Virus Pandemic they are selling 4 rolls toilet paper for $20. Packs of instant noodles for $17+ And I cant imagine the price of any canned goods.Please do not shop here! Let them have to deal with items they obviously are not affordable to those in need.I will be reporting them to the Attorney General for PRICE GOUGING, you can too!