Round the Clock

They have food coloring for a reasonable price!!! They were very helpful in answering my questions and taking me to the product I was asking about. Very close to were I stay in the city and I will keep them in mode and use the market more often when here.

perfect neighborhood liquor store the family that runs it is very friendly, there is nothing fancy here but quick in and out service, they also just got a lottery ticket machine here too

Round the Clock market’s partrons obviously are mostly from the neighborhood. stock is mostly convenience itmes. only a few kinds of microbrews, beers, some snacks, lots of sodas, juices,
overall a convenience store/​local market
–small hard liquor bottles available
–produce
–a tad of groceries.
buys: arizonia lemonade (.99)
–flavored with lots of frutose-​too sweet.
drips:
–nice place to shop locally
–wouldn’t make a trip here.
4 stars for the ‘hood.

Really wish they would change their name. Their hours seem so strange sometimes that I’m never sure when they’re open.
This is the closest market to me, so I’m here often; but it’s certainly not very appealing. The inside is dirty and somewhat crammed, and my experience with the staff has never been that great.
All in all, it’s a decent spot to grab a quick snack or last minute groceries, but don’t expect much.

If your looking for a warm 40 and a pack of cheap smokes, this place is for you. I would rather go to mayflower

Sorry, but this place its gross. I’ve bought rotten milk, eggs, and sour cream!!! everything is expired and by 1 or 2 weeks.
Shame on me for not looking at the expiration date, but really? 2 weeks after the «sell by date», that is dangerous.
I’ve complained about this issue, but they don’t really care. And, while their produce is always cheaper than Cala, it was always rotten.
The inside is unorganized and filthy. Their stock is inconsistent, one time you buy something and you will never see that item again. Or you can see an item that is soo old and dusty that you might find a spider web on it.
So, I decided to take advantages of the good pricing by only buying non-​perishables, like batteries or magazines, at this place.

sometimes they’ll have beautiful flowers for a good price that i buy almost weekly. if you get fruit, clean it really well. fruits and vegetables are kept outside on the corner of a busy street, soot and human paws are all over it.

Decent local small market. Good quality fruits and veggies. The people who run the store are nice.
Yea, the name is a misnomer… but good prices, good quality and nice people… would get five stars if they expanded the produce to include fresh spices.

When you need them they are open and they always with a smile. Say hi to the guys behind the counter and get your beer, wine, smokes or flowers for that person you made angry, cry or go! What a convenience store it is, nice local guys!!!

The beer selection and prices are simply the best in town! Where else can you get Dogfish Head 90-​Minute IPA and toilet paper?

They’re open really late. After a long journey in search of a last minute birthday present. everything was either closed or just not right. Finally, we got to Cala Foods and spotted what we wanted, so went straight to the counter person. He tried and tried and tried again, and the result was that his key could not open the alcohol cabinet which stored the most expensive liquors! WHAT! Sigh. So we drove and drove and bumped into this place. Pretty neat. Open late. Lots of alcohol behind the counter.
What more can I say? This place came to the rescue when the 24 hour Cala couldn’t. However, we did return to Cala to pick up the finishing touches =) Prices for alcohol were about the same.

«Round the Clock» —– yay! A 24 hour corner store! Yay!!!
?
NOT.
Why name a store «round the clock» if you’re only going to be open for half the day? «Halfway around the Clock» is more like it!
Why this place even gets the additional star to make 2 stars: they sell pretty decent flowers upfront. I love flowers, and can always put together a bouquet here in a moment’s notice as it is down the street from me. Well, that and people get the idea of getting ME flowers when they walk to my house, thanks to this store, hahahaha.
Why this place loses 3 stars — — -
–1 star: it’s disheveled, unorganized and feels dirty in here.
–1 star: service is mediocre
–1 star: they have nothing, and I mean ABSOLUTELY nothing, on the store just one block up from them, Mayflower Market. www​.yelp​.com/​u​s​e​r​_​d​e​t​a​i​l​s​_​r​e​v​i​e​w​_​s​e​a​r​c​h​?​u​s​e​r​i​d​=​_​p​I​G​1​_​s​6​B​z​y​m​n​1​z​e​y​L​j​B​H​Q​&​a​m​p​;​q​=​m​a​y​f​lower
Ding, ding, and ding.
You have lots of competition in the neighborhood, people.
Step up already, or switch gears to become a neighborhood flower shop!

I always keep an eye on the produce at Round the Clock so that I don’t buy anything from Cala that I might buy here. RtC’s prices are almost always better. Cala is currently charging $ 0.69 for a single lemon while they’re 4/​$ 1 at RtC. You can also pick up some pretty flowers for as little as $ 2.99.
I just love everyone there, the owners Albert and Lynn (sp?), their kids Felicia and Nathan, and the night crew Man and Vitaliy (ladies, if you’re interested in a nice, smart dude in a scary skull shirt, stop in here and chat him up).
Other than the produce and flowers, this is just your run of the mill corner store. I’ll sometimes buy pricier milk here so I don’t have to haul it home from Cala.

Great deals on produce and flowers… and my favorite part is, the people running the store give you a doggie biscuit if you’re there w/​your pooch. Aaaw, love that!

This is a neat little store that is very close to my home. They have fresh veggies/​fruit as well as flowers… they also have wine, beer, & general food items. It’s very convenient and the staff was very friendly. I like this little store.

If you live in the Nob Hill neighborhood and have a hankering for organic Larabars, Round the Clock is definitely the place to go. Whole Foods does not carry them, and I haven’t found any other place that has them within walking distance of my apartment.
Additionally, this place always seems to have fresh spinach, romaine, Fuji apples, oranges, lemons, avocados, and ruby red grapefruits, and even has a great assortment of nuts. It’s a decent place to get one’s produce, and I have no complaints! :)

Produce: 5 stars.
Good selection of fresh produce here for CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP. They are NOT open ’round the clock, but they are open till around almost midnight – much better than K&S produce down the street.
Otherwise, the store is quite disheveled. Stick to the fruit and you’ll be good.

You know, I usually go here every once in a while for odds and ends if I’m so inclined, living down the street and all. However, I won’t go back after what happened last night. I got a few things, of which 2 boxes of pasta noodles were in my bag, I get home, boil the water, open one box and dump it into the pot, and TO MY HORROR, the pan is filled with GRANARY WEEVILS. DISGUSTING. Uh, so yeah, I’ll be going there when they open to I guess get my $ 3.38 back, and tell them they may want to clean their store a bit. Does one report this sort of thing to the health department, or just let it rest? Anyway, here’s an article detailing how difficult they are to get rid of. If it reads as it does, the entire store is probably infested.
article detailing removal of rice/​granary weevils:
pictures here:
eeeeech!

The perfect place to grab quality, well-​priced produce. Count on these staples: onions, tomatoes, bananas, potatoes. They even had mangos and avocados. I must note that I had one bad experience with their peaches. But if you stick with everything else, who needs Chinatown or the Farmer’s Market?

Strange as it is… I really miss this little corner store… Everyone who works there is SUPER cool… I really miss talking to them when I ran in there for a late night snack or pack of cigs…