Seakor Polish Delicatessen

Sausages is what drew me to Seakor Polish Delicatessen in the outer Richmond on Geary Blvd, a welcoming quiet, Sun-lit, neighbor spot, Jerry and his helper greeting you warmly, offering deli meats, kielbasy, pierogies, golabki, cakes, and sweets. Love the house cured sausages, pates and headcheese. As well as a nice selection of Polish pantry items and sweets not easily found. They also offer a daily hot dish of the day to go of maybe, sausage, bigo, pierogies, so check that out. But I was there for the sausages. There's a nice selection of Polish, Summer, Garlic, Blood sausages. All cooked. You want to try everything!You can nuke or airfry the sausage in a hurry or if you can wait, panfry lightly with onions and peppers, or take it to the park, slice it, eat it with mustard and fresh bread for a quick meal or snack. WARNING: order more than you expect, as you're slicing the links it somehow finds its way to your mouth v. the plate to share. Slightly embarrassed that it happened on the Summer sausage, I quietly ate the rest of it and pretended all the sausages we bought was plattered...lolSAUSAGES:POLISH - lightly smoked and not overly spicy. I used this in a sausage stew (carrots, celery, onions, seasonings, butter. Yes BUTTER!) that I make for cold days. The sausage was drier than expected but flavorful nonetheless. GARLIC - what more can said...GARLIC Sausage! SUMMER - mild in seasoning and very, very easy to eat.HEADCHEESE:TRADITIONAL HEADCHEESE - I opted for this over the very popular TONGUE HEADCHEESE. I was not disappointed. Think headcheese, full of porky everything and yummy collagen goodness is one of my favor foods. Eat it sliced alone or slather on some mustard of choice, pickles, fresh bread. Yum!Will be back for more sausages, headcheese, and to try the VEAL LOAF, PATES, house pickles, sour cherry jam, POPPYSEED CAKE.

Just had the most delicious Polish-based meal with my parents who are visiting San Francisco. My mom grew up on lots of Polish foods in Cleveland and so when we were driving on Geary and saw this deli, I quickly pulled over so she could check it out. As soon as we walked in, we were warmly greeted and the entire facility smelled amazing. It was easy to find things and the staff explained recipes that my mom asked about. We bought Polish sausage, mushroom + sauerkraut pierogis, traditional mustard, horseradish & pickles, as well as tea and desserts (both the apple pie + cheesecake) and WOW... Still sitting at the table finishing the last few bites of this incredibly flavorful and heartwarming meal with my parents. Thank you Seakor for this opportunity to enjoy such a delicious bunch of flavors that i've never experienced on one plate all together! I'll be back for sure!

Witamy w San Francisco! Stęskniło się za kiełbasą i Delicjami? Seakor na ratunek! Ich wędliny są naprawdę niepowtarzalne i zaspokajają potrzebę Krajowej/Krakowskiej/Wiejskiej. Poza tym... to jedyne polskie deli w całym San Francisco czyli nieoficjalny środek polskiej kultury. Dobrze że są i mam nadzieję, że biznes będzie się kręcił czy to z polską klientelą czy bez. Minus gwiazdka za wystrój i znikomy asortyment magazynów.

Seakor Polish Delicatessen is a gem we discovered after a cool morning brunch in the North Bay area for my wife's birthday. As she's 100% Polish from Northern Poland, I thought this would be a wonderful way to reconnect with her roots. The guys at Seakor were fantastic, offering a vast selection of sausages and other meat products. We couldn't resist their homemade cheesecake and poppy seed squirrel cake, which we thoroughly enjoyed on the car ride home. This place and its location are just perfect. They've been staples at the Roseville Polish Farmers Market for 25 years. If you love Polish food, don't miss out on Seakor! Service is fast and the deli had a classic Polish vibe!

Updates! Salmon, trout and mackerel (smoked fresh). Lunch on Tuesdays and Thursdays (it's so popular they need to isolate it to two days a week or the place is overrun). Otherwise a beautiful, quiet, neighborhood deli with all your old world favorites. A must for mustards, horseradish, and sides for your charcuterie. Great Eastern European cheeses and meats. Difficult to find elsewhere.

Fourth generation Polish-American on my grandmother's side, explains a bit including my cat's name ("Mishka") that means "teddy bear" in Polish.I've driven past this Polish deli, mainstay in San Francisco for 50 years, only stopping for the first time today or as owner Jerry teased me,"What's wrong with you?!?" Ha ha! Homemade horseradish, jars of mustard, sauerkraut and pickled beets, fresh rye bread, pierogi (made fresh for the holidays), varieties of sausage and several kinds of rich head cheese.Shades of my Grammy's neighborhood on Buffalo's south side.I spied a poppyseed roll and asked for two slices. Jerry pointed and said, "I'll wrap it up?" "No no, not half a ring, just two slices!""Well, these are two POLISH slices!"I stifled a giggle. "Yes, that sounds good". Added some pickled items, sausage and homemade, fresh horseradish that'll annihilate seasonal allergies. Great shop, warm service, lots of regulars coming and going. Now on my circuit, look forward to returning soon.

Cute mom and pop delicatessen on Geary Street in Richmond district SF. Lots of different cured sausages. We chose to get the garlic sausage. Since it's already cooked, we just had to immerse it in hot water for 10 minutes and chop it up. We had it with spaghetti and it was good! Behind the counter were some homemade desserts. We opted to get a slice of cheesecake and he gave us a huge slice that fed four. The cheesecake was light, airy, creamy and just the right amount of sweet. I would buy it again.

I have been living in the 'hood for over 30 years and heard about the place, but last week was my first visit there. It's a small store front with one guy working. There was a line, but nobody just bought one item. A lady bought a dozen items there from sausage to cold cuts to sweets. There are many different kinds of sausage. The guy was so busy that I didn't want to take up his time by asking too many questions since there were people behind me waiting in line. I finally bought spicy polish sausage (tasty), pig liver pâté (pretty good, they only have three kinds, goose liver, pig liver and cow's liver), poppy seed cake (too dry) and apple pie (delicious). I definitely will go back to explore other items.

kielbasa was purchased cooked. No cook / prepare at home available Wednesday of thanksgiving despite call to store and informed otherwise . Delicious kielbasa Enjoyed by everyone!Smoked Trout delicious as well.

I visited Seakor Polish Deli this Sunday 10/27/24 and it was closed. There were Public Health notices in the window, but they showed no reasons for closure.I noticed all the reviews were from July and earlier. Could someone let us know what's going on? My rating is from earlier visits.