Le Beau Market

The sweetest little market! The vibe of this colorful gem sweeps in a goal in for both customer needs and community care. From the outside artfully placed fresh product, to the deli made sammies- a delightful place to shop- not to mention- well yes, mention it family owned with hard work and pride. Mahalo Nui

Quite a unique and thoroughly charming little neighborhood grocery store with a genuine legitimate deli, real fine fresh meats, awesome fresh produce and exceptionally clean inside - given the notoriety of the hood south easterly of the location. Also they actually haves a cache of hagen daas ice cream in their freezer that isn't freezer burned and rarely ever sold totally out. We just picked up some delectable Chicken Curry Salad from their deli cooler chest of leftovers packed to go. And it was mostly delicious, albeit a tad heavy with diced apples. Perhaps use less apples, and try pear meat instead, some time? This is a very good place for delicious food and snacks, while doing your laundry across the intersection at Diamond Laundry. Their general pricing is to be expected given their very high quality of services, courteous staff, gourmet merchandise, and location (being the only store named Le Beau in San Francisco). We can't help but like to think it was named for a character in Hogan's Heros, whom was quite a "Chef". Since there are so many references in and around the city related to popular culture media and former trends. Like Enterprise Street in the Mission hood (for the Trek fiends). We just moved into an SRO we can afford (albeit barely) after being homeless in the city. Our building is nearest Market and Eddy - so yah, that part of "that neighborhood".

I used to live across the street from Le Beau 7 years ago. I miss it everyday. I was just some dreadlocked kid from Philadelphia, and Le Beaus staff always treated me like family. The flag ship sandhwich was my go to, but I loved absolutely everything from their market. I need to make a trip make to SF just to visit Le Beau again 💜

Le Beau Market’s best attribute is the wooden benches outside where you can read your papers while drinking their coffee and eating their tasty cake; their second best attribute is their murals on exterior walls ; inside is the usual collection of organic items whose value I fail to see and whose prices I refuse to pay ; a potato is just a potato ; a tomato is a tomato!

Minus the .75 cent charge added for cashless/cardless transaction, negotiate that BS price down with your card machine vendor, is a wonderful full stop corner market! Friendly staff. Wanted to be a patron, not able. Now minus the .75 cent charge added for use of a credit card transaction. Find a new vendor. I can go to the other corner market and there is no added fee. Meeeh.

My family LOVES Le Beau. It's a sweet family-run market that has fresh produce, great product selection, and awesome staff. Le Beau's makes grocery shopping actually fun and enjoyable -- and they have everything I need. Here are a few things I've been enjoying from Le Beau lately: rainbow chard, Le Beau's rooftop honey, spring onions, pulled pork sandwich from their Deli (Wednesday special), Eduardo's dried pastas, and El Porteño empanadas (made in Oakland). The owners are cool and care about their customers and the city: they do street cleanups, make honey on their roof, and during covid they delivered groceries to seniors. Le Beau is a family business -- and shopping there makes you feel like family