Pacific Food Mart

I was hungry and walking from an appointment. I went in because of the sign board out front. SPECIAL. Sandwich with chips and a can of soda..$7.99. What? I was imagining bread with a couple ounces of meat. Wrong. I ordered a simple salami and cheese. A very hearty portion! I have no idea about the ounces but it was plenty and very good. I highly recommend this place for a good Sandwich at a great price. No tables, take out. Oh in case you need liquor they have a good selection and all different size bottles

Mohammad always makes the sandwiches just the way i like it! 7.99 for a chips, soda, and a sandwich! Cant beat it!

As a kid, the neighborhood corner store was more than just a place to spend money on candy and soda; it was a gathering place, and a beacon for all who lived on our block. We took ownership in it, "defending" it from kids who rode in on bikes from several blocks west of us. The proprietor always watched out for us, and occasionally hooked us up with little freebies for scraped knees or good grades. When it burned down in the L.A. uprising of 1992, we not only lost a reliable source of treats and light groceries; we lost a piece of our childhood. It was rebuilt under new ownership, and was never the same.So many of these stores are long gone... which is why finding a cute little spot like Pacific hit me so close to the heart. Nestled in a busy neighborhood of condos and apartments, Pacific is clean, quaint, and quality all rolled into one.I recently stopped in here on my travels through the city, and finding myself with a little bit of lunch hunger, decided to order up a sandwich. Nothing wrong with the roast beef and Swiss, even in general terms, and the Pacific version was superior even to my expectations. Cold crispy lettuce, fresh vegetables, and just the right amount of condiments to complement a generous amount of meat and cheese... All piled high atop bread with that perfect combination of crispy on the outside, and chewy on the inside.I grabbed a cold drink out of the case, a bag of chips off the shelf, and for the briefest of moments, I was seven years old again, half thinking about if I had enough money to buy a snickers, and half wondering if my bike was still there, left laying on its side on the sidewalk in front of the store.Those days are long gone, but I'm glad to share there are still a few places that perfectly combine nostalgia with personal service in the present. This little store on the corner as one of them. Hope I'm back in this neighborhood soon enough to visit them again.

Thick sandos for a cheap price! A sando, drink and chips are $6.99 here.The tuna was fresh and light. The sando was moist throughout. The veggies inside the sando were thick and nicely complemented the creamy interior. I watched the man behind the counter slice up the veggies to put in our food, so I knew the ingredients were fresh.The pastrami was nicely salted. The portions were generous; it was both meaty and full of veggies. However, it was a bit too sour when eaten with the pickled jalapeños; that with the mustard is a combo that is a bit too sour for my taste, so I just took them off. The french bread is quite crumbly and dry, but still a good vehicle for the moist interior. When biting into it, it tears well with the interior of the sando, so it's a satisfying bite (instead of when bread is too hard and you squish out all the insides trying to tear the bread).Overall, a great deal for the amount of food you get!

Affordable sandwiches that won't break your bank. Get the salami, ham, or whatever you like.

everything is overpriced. been here a few times and depending on how the owner is feeling he will increase the price or decrease the price. For instance, I bought some mints for 1.99 and the next week after he charges me 2.49 for the exact same mints and sometimes some obscure prices saying it's a price increase. some bullshit if you ask me. i have questioned him many times about this shady practice as he has done it to me many times and he gives so many excuses. one time he tacked on an extra service charge on top of the taxes. i will not buy anything from here unless there is a clear sticker price tagged which is less than half the store. be very wary he does not give an itemized receipt so he can get away with this!

Neighborhood market for getting wine, beer and other household items. They have a large wine selection.

The sandwich was unexpectedly good and it's honestly such a good deal for SF. Service was great too, the guy's really friendly. Looking forward to going again!

It would be a toss-up whether Pacific Food Mart or NOPA Corner Market is the cleanest convenience store in the city.Spic and span, no dust settled anywhere; this is my annoying trait of noticing minutia- that and being an equally annoying grammarian.I digress: I dashed in to grab some Pilsner and they had quite a good selection in the refrigerated case. Prices are a dollar or two more than big grocery stores but that's to be expected. I decided to plunk another $6 on lottery tickets because I hadn't yet paid enough self-imposed tax or won anything. Their take-out sandwiches look terrific and the owner was very solicitous and sweet. I could bathe in the kindness of his calling me "dear" several times. Pacific Food Mart has a lock on this neighborhood so it's great residents have a solid convenience store to rely on.A+

I love this corner store! The staff is SO friendly. I stop in often for snacks and random household needs because I live nearby and work from home.Their dolmas from the counter are great! Also-- their alcohol is reasonably priced compared to other corner stores nearby which seem to mark up a lot higher. Somehow they also sell some Costco brand items? Which is awesome because those are more of a bargain price.