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Whole Foods, an upscale supermarket, has run into opposition in The City before from neighborhood groups that are afraid the one-stop organic shop will run smaller businesses out of town.
A Whole Foods already took over a market space in
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storex
Nov 9, 2009
Who is fighting grocery stores in all these neighborhoods? What 'local markets' are they trying to preserve? the one with $6 bread and $5 milk that expires in 48hrs? If the 'local' markets were really good, they wouldn't be competition with the chains. I can't justify double the grocery bill for half the quality.
coco
Nov 13, 2009
The market on Haight is excellent, and defies the idea that little markets have to be expensive--and they have the best produce. That said, I'd love a Trader Joe's at Stanyan--I could buy pizza dough from them AND tomatoes from my local market. PS, Whole Foods' politics are far from SF's, given their CEO doesn't want gov,t. health care.
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