The British Grocery - San Francisco
Tucked away in a forgotten corner of Potrero Hill in San Francisco, with plentiful parking opportunities, you'll find The British Grocery. Run by a gentleman from the old country, Patrick Alexander, this tiny store is packed with goodies that would widen the eyes of any self-respecting ex-pat. Crumpets, Marmite, Crunchie bars, Shreddies, Heinz Tomato soup, Mint sauce, Bread sauce, Bisto and Hobnobs are among the items for sale. The store, at 726 - 15th Street, San Francisco, CA 94103 is open from 10 to 5pm, Wednesday through Friday. For shipping information and further details, visit his website here
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1 Comments:
At 11/1/05 20:50,
Sam said…
Hmm - that's very interesting about the tomato soup. I could believe that, really.
Maybe I'm going to try it one day. Thanks for the tip, Jackson.
PS - never worked why Heinz USA don't sell it!
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