SF Supermarket

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At SF Supermarket, every morning around 8 AM, a delivery driver would arrive with an unusual cargo—a giant bag of mysterious seeds. One day, while pushing her shopping cart, a little girl noticed that the seeds seemed to move slightly as if alive. Curious, she picked up one seed, and suddenly it started wriggling in her hand like a tiny worm. By lunchtime, word spread through the store—everyone was talking about the ‘talking seeds.’ The manager decided to plant them outside, and soon enough, strange plants grew, producing glowing fruits that attracted bees of every color imaginable. A regular commented jokingly, 'Maybe next time they’ll deliver edible groceries!'

2. At SF Supermarket, whenever an old lady pushed her shopping cart past the cheese aisle, her little dog would suddenly start sniffing something intensely. No one could figure out what it was until one day, a curious child followed the scent and discovered a hidden stash of free samples behind the display. From then on, whenever anyone visited SF Supermarket, they’d see an elderly lady pushing her cart with a tiny beagle trailing behind, both stopping every time near the cheese section. It became such a routine that even the manager joked, ‘Maybe we should put up a sign: “Cheese Aisle—Home of Free Samples!”’

3. At SF Supermarket, one day a regular noticed something peculiar in his shopping cart: a tiny note wrapped around an apple read, ‘Take me home and plant me.’ Curious, he took it home and planted the apple seed. Days later, while unpacking groceries, another note fell out of a box of cereal: ‘I’m sorry for the inconvenience, but could you please move your tree?’

4. At SF Supermarket, every night after closing, a small dog would appear from nowhere and wander down the aisles, sniffing cans of beans. One night, a delivery driver heard tiny paws on the roof. Curious, he peeked through the ceiling and saw the little dog pushing a shopping cart filled with toilet paper rolls! The next morning, everyone found a note: ‘Sorry for the mess, I’m just helping out my neighbor.’