This Outer Sunset corner store stocks eggs, cheese, milk, and yogurt; a limited amount of fresh produce; and a surprisingly broad selection of breakfast cereals.

Located up a steep Inner Sunset hill, Roxie is off the beaten track just enough to remain delightfully stocked with standard staples, lunch meat, and a wide variety of imported Irish and British snacks.

Frozen foods abound at the Outer Richmond’s 6001 California Market, as do a delightful selection of pickles, peppers, and olives. Their cheese selection is higher-end than many, with offerings from Marin Cheese Company and Spring Hill Jersey Cheese.

This Inner Richmond corner store had cans of soup during Eater SF’s last visit, an item that’s nearly impossible to find at large grocery stores. They also carry fresh bread, coffee beans, and have a nice wine selection.

Since 1967, Ted’s has been serving sandwiches and selling groceries to SoMa denizens, and these days it’s a great spot to find fresh produce and meats. They recently launched online ordering and GrubHub delivery for its grab-and-go items.

There’s an eye toward gluten-free foods at this West Portal market, as well as locally laid eggs, treats from the UK, and Mt. Tamalpais Harvest’s creamed lemon honey, which has the power to elevate the baggiest cup of tea into something special.

At Fillmore Street’s highest peak one can find Mayflower Market, which has a solid selection of fresh produce, meats, and deli foods. Its website promises online ordering but the system was down at publication time, so call 415-346-1700 if you’d prefer to arrange your shopping in advance.

New Russian Hill Market’s got a cheese section with standard hits like cheddar and jack, as well as less-known soft cheeses stinky enough to make you throw a shelter-in-place window wide open. There’s also a decent enough produce section, eggs, half-and-half, and coffee beans.