SF Organica

I was in the area and craving an açaí bowl. This place popped up as a place nearby. A quick 15 minute walk and I was here. It's a grocery store + delicatessen and I'm so glad I stopped in. I felt like I was back in a NYC market with the way this place was setup. It had everything you could want from groceries, to household items, to fresh foods, and everything in between. I ordered an açaí bowl with peanut butter, granola, bananas, strawberries and honey. It all tasted so fresh and yummy. The menu is pretty diverse from breakfast items to sandwiches. The staff were very welcoming and the service was efficient.

The people are so friendly. Literally the best veggie sandwich I have ever eaten. Very clean and a good kombucha selection.

Excellent sandwiches, great bread choices, large portions. They also sell a great selection of chips, protein bars, and other snacks.

Vegan review: I loooove stopping by this wonderful market/deli whenever I have a chance. The staff are always so kind and welcoming. They also have an excellent selection of yummy convenience foods and delicious fresh foods. As a vegan, I got the falafel wrap (customized with garlic hummus and spicy sauce). As a falafel fiend who is often disappointed with dry, crumbly, flavorless falafel, I was extremely satisfied with this meal. It was so flavorful, not dry at all, and wonderfully fresh. It's definitely my favorite falafel I've had in San Francisco. Please go support this cute shop! Side note: they accept EBT and have a great menu of smoothies, avocado toasts, bagels, and açaí bowls. I look forward to trying them all!

I sure hope this fresh-looking grocery and deli market thrives in a neighborhood that truly needs it. Generally I find myself walking at a fast clip on Larkin in the Tenderloin dodging local denizens who aggressively refuse to budge from their self-entitled spots on the sidewalk. I keep my head down to avoid micro aggressive outbursts.I noticed this corner business several times before entering, and once I did, I was impressed. It looked spanking new and fully stocked. Fresh produce was on display, and the mostly organic items were neatly organized. Frankly it could've been a high-end market in the Hamptons where Ina Garten shops were it not what lies just outside their front door.The deli counter was robust and wide-ranging from açaí bowls and smoothies to hearty sandwiches. I succumbed and ordered the $12 Grilled Chicken Sandwich where they spread mayo, mustard, garlic sauce, pesto, peperoncini, lettuce, tomato, and herbal dressing on toasted Dutch crunch. The poultry was plentiful (photo: https://bit.ly/43AIned). Hope it's here to stay in its current state.FOOD - 5 stars...really well executed sandwich AMBIANCE - 5 stars...amazingly immaculate given its rough locationSERVICE - 4 stars...pretty quiet but conscientious TOTAL - 5 stars...a welcome business in the 'LoinRELATED - Exploring the Tenderloin? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2NIQ0tw

Such a kind staff! The man working the smoothie bar was so patient with me wanting annoying adjustments, haha. Nice reprieve from the rough markets in the tenderloin. Green Smoothie was delicious and they have lots of flavor options and protein powder too.

I bought a chicken sandwich (#7, Larkin) from SF Organica today. Fresh, made to order and for $12, a bargain, considering half a sandwich will keep you tide over til dinner.They also serve Peet's coffee, offer pastries and açaí bowls. This is inside what looks like a small market. Service was quick and friendly. Counter service only. Market was clean.So if you find yourself at Civic Center, drop by and buy something to eat!

I'm very happy that there are more food options opening up in the TL. SF Organica is a small grocery store that also serves sandwiches, açaí bowls, coffee, and pastries.So far I've had their garlic heaven sandwich, avocado toast with sprouts, and a custom açaí bowl. All were pretty good! The bread they use for the avocado toast is sliced for sandwiches, but you get two toasts per order. Mine was loaded with avocado and their herb spread. The avocado wasn't fully ripe yet, but it still was pretty good. There are different avocado toasts to choose from, btw. Mine had the option of arugula or sprouts, and I opted for sprouts. And it was loaded with it. They don't skimp on the ingredients. The garlic heaven sandwich was delicious! You're going to need a breath mint or two after eating it, but so worth it. It was garlicky and herby, and huge! I ate half for lunch and shared the other half with my mom on our commute to the Central Valley. The sourdough bread they used was good, not as sour as other places (though I like a really sour flavor) but it doesn't overpower the flavors of the sandwich. The açaí bowl was also a big portion for me. I ate half for breakfast and saved the other for lunch. They have several options for you to customize as well as preset options. I got mine with açaí, strawberries, blueberries, almond butter, chocolate, and chia seeds. It was so filling!The people who work there are super nice and welcoming. This place is a great addition to the neighborhood. I wish them all the success!

Forget other spots, definitely one of the best sandwich spots in the area. Add that they also have coffee, tea, smoothies, acai bowls, pastries, and operates as a neighborhood market, and it's one-stop shop for food. While the menu doesn't have a wide selection, they're massive and made with neatly with care. Plus, the service is terrific, and we try to go once a week or every other week.

Best Açaí bowls! Every time I'm craving an Açaí bowl, I ask my hubby to stop by SF Organica and grab the girls and I a few bowls.