Mi Rancho Supermarket - San Francisco, California

Miguel H

This is probably a market that will rock this side of SF since there are none Latino markets around. They have a good selection of many LATAM merchandise, but lacking some South American items. Prices for some items such as the Starbucks Colombian coffee is twice ($16.00) the price versus Safeway ($8.00+). Mangoes are approx $1.50 versus Grocery Outlet $1.25 - I think this is a great place to know how to buy, for example salsas, already made meals, some other items hard to find. Etc. I will definitely come to this market for Plantains and other items without the need, and time/gas expense of going all the way to the Mission. Another PLUS! for this location is attentive costumer services which is hard to find nowadays And FREE PARKING.

Chase Kauf

Mi Rancho, I was once lost, lost searching for a supermarket that was close, convenient, affordable, and had good produce. I searched wide and far but with no luck.

Then you opened your golden doors and gave me a new lease on grocery shopping. Your produce is amazing, your meat is fresh, and your Taqueria is delicious (guac is off the chain). Since you opened, we have bonded. Now im attached and I dont know what I would do without you.

P.S. Please start carrying the Topo Chico 12 pack of bottles

Ivan Martinez

The best selection of organic meat products in the area. Their bakery is also worth exploring.

Rika Putri

Super excited to finally have a decent grocery store in this neighborhood. There's quite a decent amount of items including fresh groceries, meats, dairy, hot food section, bakery, a coffee shop and Moneygram.

Ma H

Outstanding Mexican food at the deli counter. Generous portion, delicious, I am a fan of the tacos! We need this market badly.

rene “renemayne” ramirez

Been looking for something like "mi pueblo" in oakland and now i have a mini version here but its still has all you need! Marinated arrachera fpr the carne asada, tomahawks, ceviche, etc. They just opened so people dont know and they have parking

Lance Mellon

What a wonderful grocery store along 3rd Street. Unfortunately there was not much business in there. Oh before I forget the taqueria was unbelievable. One of the best burritos I've had and I'm a big Pancho Villa fan by the way. And the two tacos for $3 was plowed high. So I don't think they made any money on us at the taqueria. It was too good of a deal but don't tell anybody. Otherwise there was a very neat nice well packed well stocked grocery store. I wonder how much produce they throw out everyday because they certainly weren't selling much of it when I was there during the two times. I will be definitely back for their burritos and tacos there. I wish them all the luck in the world but I fear there will not be enough support and the community. I don't think people want to park downstairs in their parking lot but that's the only choice you have unless you're walking. It wasn't a bad place to park but it was kind of noisy and a bit of a walk for most people. Good luck me rancho supermarket people

Zeke Kossover

The prepared food was delicious. The chicharones are amazing--not just skin but meat as well. Melt in your mouth and so filling. The pork tamales were good. The flautas pollo were crispy, and the red salsa was medium hot and flavorful. The shrimp ceviche was good and fresh and tasted like what we got in Mexico. Super friendly service, too.