Strawberry Street Market

What’s not to love? Tons of beer selections including ciders I haven’t seen anywhere else. Their paninis are yummy too. Beers can be a bit pricy but I’m happy to pay a little extra to support a local place like this that’s been part of the community for a long time. They have growlers and kegs too which is awesome! A great place for sure, especially if you’re a beer lover.

Don’t overlook this neighbourhood treasure if you’re in the area! From local coffee to a relatively impressive (and pretty well-​priced) array of beers and wines both local and international, there’s a lot to quench any thirst. Strawberry Street Market has you covered on a variety of food fronts as well; there’s a small hot food counter in the back, a selection of cold items in the front cases, and a nice choice of chocolates by the register to complement the various beverage selections, as well as a few short aisles featuring your typical convenience store items. The store is clean and well-​organized, and the staff are friendly and efficient. Definitely worth stopping in!

I had a very poor experience at Strawberry Street today. I asked for a pound of oven roasted turkey and was quoted a price of $ 6.99. Not until after he had already cut it did I find it was in fact $ 9.99 a pound which is an outrageous price to charge for slimy, low quality meat. I went home to find it was in fact smoked turkey AND it had a hair in it.
I always go to Shields Market, but this time I decided to give Strawberry Street a try and they made me regret it. I will never forsake Shields Market again.

Epic beer selection. Friendly staff. I’ve tried their wraps on numerous occasions and they have been delicious every time. But back to their beer selection. They always have the newest seasonal craft beers and they are always asking if I need help finding the right beer. They definitely exceeded my expectations. Their grocery selection is pretty fine tuned but they seemingly have everything you would need. I will always stop there first before even thinking of going to a large chain grocery.

They get 3 stars for Lamplighter coffee! Its a cute neighborhood spot that has good coffee and a solid selection of must haves.
First I love neighborhood spots; whether if its restaurants, bars, shops or just local businesses! Strawberry Street Market just fits the bill. Stopped by for some coffee prior to hitting up Strawberry Street Café. Some quick pros: small selection of prepared foods if you needed a quick bite and run, solid beer selection (including a Hardywood Gingerbread Stout!) and great coffee as well!
Next time I am in the neighborhood I will stop by.

Fav Fan market. Ok, what does place not have? We find everything there and especially love walking down there to find late-​nite treats. Java, foods, chips, bevs, beer/​wine & ice, cooking supplies, newspapers and a really great deli with fab sandwiches/​sides, breakfast items and yum fried chicken. Top your visit off with a choc covered graham and you’ll be smiling all day. Don’t know what we’d do without this spot.

I was waiting for my pizza and pasta from 8 ½ to be ready and realized I didn’t have any beer at home. Not a good situation as beer is critical to the enjoyment of pizza. This isn’t my neighborhood but I had heard of Strawberry Street Market and thought they would have what I needed. Wow, for a smaller market, they have a great selection of beer and wine. I picked up a six-​pack of Peroni and also found a nice Chianti to go along with the pasta. Seemed reasonably priced and the service was fast and friendly; just what I hope for in a neighborhood market.

I’ve lived in the Fan for 18 years and remember when this place was a dirty dive, with holes in the wood plank floor (though the owners were very nice). When it was taken over by new ownership and renovated, it became a superb market and the new owner, «Mike» has made it even better. The owner is one of the nicest people I’ve ever met and all the staff are really friendly. I enjoy walking to the market from my apartment about 6 blocks away with my dog on a near-​daily basis.
The prices on some items can be a little steep but that is to be expected given their small inventory and the convenience factor. They have a really good wine selection, which is a carryover from the old days. In the winter, they have 2 different soups that you can buy by the cup or bowl and they are both usually fantastic. I love the roasted red pepper bisque.
They always have fresh water out for the neighborhood dogs and they have a cookie jar of free dog treats just inside the door. Such a nice little touch to make you and your four-​legged friends feel welcome.
Great selection of prepared foods as well as fresh deli food made by the awesome, and tiny, Ms. Phở, who greets me with a smile and «Hi, Scott!» every time I come in.
Strawberry Street Market is the kind of place that makes me love living in the city and one of the many places that give the Fan it’s unbeatable personality.

Montana Gold Bread. Fresh cut watermelon. A variety of beer and wine. Pre-​made deli sandwiches and salads.
These are just a few of the options available at Strawberry Street Market. This market is absolutely fantastic. It’s more organized than any other market and it has such a wide array of options that it’s easy to forget it’s just a neighborhood market.
Some of the candy they carry is from overseas, so its not easily available at other markets and it definitely presents a bit of a novelty. The breakfast sandwiches are delicious and if you’re looking for cheese and crackers last minute, Strawberry St has you covered. The staff is super friendly, to boot.
I used to frequent this market when friends lived on Stuart and Strawberry, and now that they’ve moved I don’t visit as much as I used to. However, my impromptu visit last week made me question why I don’t still shop there on a regular basis, even without the excuse of my friends living nearby. I think I just may become a regular yet again.

Is it weird that i prefer this to the restaurant? the deli food is great here, i often pick up lunch for work and have a great ol country style chicken strip and mashed potatoes with mac n cheese. If you work or live in the area i suggest skipping the fast food lunch for once and going here, the price is about the same either way, you wont regret it.

I like this place, go there often, but their steak tips were dreadful this evening: burned. I have sent something back maybe three times in my life and this was one. Got a great chicken pot pie instead.

Live around the corner from strawberry street and I love it because of the vicinity so I can just walk on over if I need something.
It’s a really good market because it has everything a neighborhood store should have! A good wine selection, pretty decent beer selection, groceries, and a deli in the back. I’ve tried some of the foods from the deli and one of the panini’s wasn’t bad but one of my favorite restaurants (8 ½) is down the street a few doors so I usually go there.
Overall, hit this market up if you are in the area. You won’t be disappointed.

I used to work within walking distance of this market and I stopped here frequently for a snack or lunch on the go.
They’ve got good coffee and some hot pre-​made breakfast items in the morning. I wish there were some breakfast sandwiches on English muffins or something whole grain, but there are also Clif bars and such to choose from.
They’ve usually got roasted half chickens around lunch time along with some hot side dishes. The homemade soups are very good. I like the falafel balls, the falafel wrap and the Greek salad. Sometimes they’ve also got sushi from Sticky Togogo. There are big bottles of sparkling water, fresh fruit, cheeses, hummus and just about everything else you can imagine from a mini mart. You’ll find chips, muffins, cereal, wine, beer, bacon, soda, imported chocolate, an ice cream case, and more. Basically it’s a great spot for snacks, lunch or a few groceries on the run.
Parking can be a pain if you’re not within walking distance.

This was the «go to» market after it was redesigned a few years back and the gold standard of the Fan neighborhood markets. It is still well stocked, clean, modern and offers enough variety to make it a solid addition to the neighborhood.
Parking is a huge issue if you are driving. However, if you live within a few blocks it is a huge bonus indeed. They do fried chicken and pork, paninis and a hot bar from the rear deli area.
They also offer a variety of salads, hummus, and a decent selection of produce bought locally. The beer selection is wide as is the wine. Not to be forgotten is a variety of cookies, candy, baked goods… even flowers. I have no doubt you will find something to waste your money on… go ahead and give it a try, you will be pleasantly surprised.

This place is totally serviceable as a neighborhood convenience store. They have mostly lower-​end packaged shelf-​foods with some quality items (e.g., chocolate & beer) mixed in. They also sell Mexican Coke, which is a plus.
They sell a decent fried chicken plate from the kitchen in back. The staff is friendly.

This cute little market was just across the street from my friend’s apartment, so I ended up coming here to grab breakfast after the next door Strawberry Street Café was closed.
Prices were very reasonable. My friend and I ended up getting two pastries, a coffee, and some fresh, prepared fruit for just under $ 12. Plus, staff were friendly, and it looked like they sold some fresh panini in the back, too.
All in all it’s a cute little neighborhood market that should satisfy any sudden or last-​minute needs if you’re not in the mood to go to a full-​scale grocery store. Since I’m from suburban LA, I love visiting places that have neighborhood markets like this one. Check it out if you’re nearby!

Overpriced!
They have a decent beer and wine selection, and it’s fine for getting a snack, pack of cigarettes or coffee occasionally. I don’t think their food is all that personally.
I would rather walk an extra two blocks to Shields Market, which has produce, just as good snacks, coffee from Rostov’s, and yummy prepared food. Plus, their cookies are bomb. Way better than the ones at Strawberry St. Market.

Great for just a snack, or when you’re in between grocery store runs. Good variety of freshly and pre-​prepared foods, plus staples like milk, bread, eggs. You could also make some good appetizers out of what’s in stock – cheeses, olives, fresh fruit, crackers, wine. Convenient & good selection. Friendly staff.

Love the convenience of this place. You can get coffee and a darn good breakfast sandwich to go. They have the same great soups from next door and the hot bar is good. Wine and beer too!