Third World Market

Stopped in for cigarettes just passing through. Decided on a sandwich while I was there. The guys were so nice. Told me it would be a few minutes for the BLT so I had a smoke and they let my beer chill in the cooler while I waited. When my lunch was ready, they came looking for me outside to bring me all of my purchase. Awesome sandwich and cool people. Definitely one of my lunch spot favorites now.

There will market is great because I when I get off of work I go there. The brothers are so friendly. They're about to sit up there and create a place where you can order food. They already got the best items in there if you want like cake and cookies and everything else they got some great items. I'm trying to tell you this place is going to be the bomb. I love going there all the time when I get off of work so I can get my wine, and they have great selections of wine, beer, and alcohol. You gotta stop in the local places.

Good selection, nice people go to spot for the munchies and drinks my spot since I moved out here a few months ago

I used to live next door a few years ago (not in the new, fancy apts but in the old ones that were still semi-scary). The selection of products at Third World Market is pretty crappy, the prices suck but it felt like they had your back. Like someone actually cared about the Fillmore other than redevelopers. When your a single female, coming home late at night thru the hood it was nice to see a familiar face. Even though I was never tight with the crew at Third World Market beyond casual talk, I am thankful for all of those safe nights. I will happily pay extra for my drinks knowing they stay in the community. The police are across the street and they never helped as much as these guys did. But I would never eat sandwiches here, ever.

Well, crap. Either Third World Market has changed hands or they've got a new beer manager but the glory days of buying a case of Rainier Ale tallboys on my visits are over. They now sell beer only per-can so a six of Rainier Ale costs a punitive $10.50 (I'm used to paying between $6 and $9 a six here). Worse, there were only 8 cans total in stock and they'd just gotten their weekly delivery. I know, it's that old joke about it's too expensive but I want more of it, except I'm not laughing.R.I.P. Rainier Ale, beloved of Neal Cassidy, in its one time home of San Francisco.

I know this is going to make me sound like a complete joker, but I'm a bit critical of a convenient store's gum selection... and it doesn't get much worse than what they have on tap at Third World Market. It's like I'm living in the '80s with nothing but options to purchase Bubblicious and Doublemint gum. What gives?!?!Besides the chicle fail, the rest of the store isn't half bad. They have a decent selection of beer and smokes, and they have above average apparel for a liquor store of its type. You can get a pretty good looking Giants hat for a lot less than other retail outlets that sling unlicensed gear, and this stuff actually doesn't look too bad.They're open much later than Charlie's Pharmacy down the street, so that's another bonus.

good booze, other drinks, food selection. nice & friendly guys, gonna miss this corner store when i move.

A+ #1 divey corner liquor store.The name makes it sound ghetto as hell, and the establishment does its best to deliver. Some friends of mine used to live a block away from this place, and we'd sometimes make a quick Third World run when we ran out of booze. They have a wide selection of 40s, and these totally disgusting canned cocktails, the most hilarious of which is the "Censored On The Beach." It tastes kind of like aluminum shavings, but it makes a great gag gift.A vegetarian friend of mine told me that their seitan sandwiches are actually quite good, but I wasn't feeling brave enough to find out for myself.

Now selling Sandwiches! Aside from their ways of treating their customers like family, this store is not only packed with snacks and bevs, but they're also selling sandwiches crafted with care and flavour. Will definitely be back!

I visit Third World Market frequently since I live right next door and they always provide great service and some awesome conversations. Frank is the best!