Treasure Island Food Mart Inc

Smantha J. 

on Yellow Pages

9 years ago

Truly it's real treasure island, because they have the treasure of food, anything according to food you will find here anytime, the best thing is that they are always fresh within their food stuff, good quality and healthy meal you will find here, nice helping and honest staff with perfect guidance as well, everyone should try this at-least once,so surely recommended 

elleng0523 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

The mandel bread is awesome! – Treasure island may be expensive and have less selection than Jewel, but the chocolate chip mandel bread is amazing. I could eat it every day. It comes in a bag with a ribbon. Haven't found anything like it anywhere else. It's worth it to go to Treasure Island just for the mandel bread. The cheese selection is great too, but for the most part it's not worth it to get most things there. The mandel bread is to die for, though. It's at the bakery counter--usually in a basket with some other things... read more

billferny42 

on Citysearch

17 years ago

needs work – This store is a great, if pricey, addition to the neighborhood. The bakery and meat departments are excellent, though promised sale items often never appear on the shelves. Seafood can be a bargain if you look for sales. Crab is often a good deal. A great selection of reasonably priced olive oils, pastas and other ethnic foods. Negatives: There's a steam table of hot foods ranging from mac and cheese to prime rib, but staff members have told me that the food is put out in the morning and just left to sit all day... read more

zcmosz 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

Real Treasure – I think this place is truely Amazing! They have everything I need, a true one stop shop. I was amazed by the deli and meat selections. They have anything you want for all occasions. My friend showed me this place, and i will never go anywhere else! 

bigredwine 

on Citysearch

18 years ago

For a supermarket in a gay neighborhood, the staff is far from gay friendly – Besides being fairly gay unfriendly, the cashiers there are totally out of it ringing up items from other customers or even not ringing up items at all. A friend of mine got home and there were things in his bag that he hadn't purchased. Very strange. For a store that has a decent, but expensive that attracts gay customers, they need to be friendlier to gay people. One bagger has a serious problem with gay people. Beware! 

skibabe 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

The good and the not so good – I've been going to Treasure Island for years. Their skirt steak is better quality than Jewel or Dominicks. So's their fish. Watch the specialty breads (not their homemade) because I've found mold on it over and over. As for their produce, you can still get green onions by the bundle - not anymore at Jewel. You have to buy THREE in a package. So I go to Treasure Island more and more! 

micmolnic 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

Spell Check – I special ordered a cake for a friend's party and they spelled the word "apartment" wrong. I wrote a letter to the manager and bakery department, neither responded and when I called the bakery staff person was less than kind, basically she could care less. Customer Service ... I think not. 

Jennifer Olvera 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Gourmet groceries at affordable prices add up to savings for everyday shoppers. – The Scene From bikers to blatent out-of-the-closet-types, a commingling of neighborhood folks load up on destination-worthy prepared foods, flowers and cupboard necessities. Sadly dimly lit and outdated in its approach, shoppers can largely get past decor once they gaze upon the eye-opening collection of chomps. The Goods If you want it, they've probably got it at prices considered affordable even to suburb dwellers. From its fragrant olive bar... read more

chgodude 

on Citysearch

22 years ago

13% Sales Tax? – I have two sales receipts showing 13% sales tax on food items (HighTax 9% and CityTax 3%). My Dominick's Stubs do not add up to 13% What gives? A friendly store 'manager' tells me that the city sets the taxes on their cash registers and it was up to me to contact the city government.