Bi-Rite

Top choice in The Mission, Dogpatch & Potrero Hill


Diamond counters can't compare to the foodie dazzle of Bi-Rite's sublime wall of local artisan chocolates, treasure boxes of organic fruit and California wine and cheese selections expertly curated by upbeat, knowledgeable staff. Step up to the altar-like deli counter to provision five-star Dolores Park picnics. An institution since 1940, Bi-Rite champions good food for all through its nonprofit 18 Reasons.

The jaw-dropping, mouthwatering experience continues at Bi-Rite's second location (500 Divisadero St).


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