Golden Gate

We're located at 2767 Lombard Street, San Francisco, CA 94123 — on Lombard Street between the Marina and the Presidio, just blocks from the freeway entrance to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Our deli hours are Daily 9 AM – 8 PM, making sandwiches throughout the day with peak times around the lunch rush. Our market and liquor store hours are Mon–Sat 9 AM – 10 PM · Sun 9 AM – 9 PM.

Yes — call us at (415) 346-6052 to place a sandwich order ahead of time, ask about daily specials, or reserve the Friday carne asada special before it sells out.

We hand-build over 50 toasted sandwiches on Dutch crunch or sourdough rolls from Wedemeyer Bakery. Customer favorites include the San Franpsycho (honey maple turkey, gouda, bacon, pesto, garlic spread, remoulade), the Godfather, the Sandlot, the Freak, and the Friday-only carne asada special.

Yes. The Veggie Lovers, Mideast Touch (falafel, hummus, tomatoes, cucumbers, olive oil), and Leggo My Eggplant are all meat-free, and most sandwiches can be customized to your preference.

Yes. We make breakfast sandwiches all day — bacon, egg & cheese; sausage, egg & cheese; ham, egg & cheese; egg & cheese; and a loaded bacon, ham, sausage, eggs & cheese.

Absolutely. Golden Gate Market is a full-service neighborhood liquor store with a wide selection of beer, wine, and spirits, alongside groceries, snacks, milk, soda, and small essentials like phone chargers.

We're one of the closest delis to the Golden Gate Bridge toll plaza and the Presidio. Locals, construction workers, and visitors stop in for sandwiches before heading across the bridge or into the park.

Yes — we cater sandwich platters and trays for offices, parties, and events throughout San Francisco. Call (415) 346-6052 or visit our Catering & Events page to plan your order.

Yes. You can order ahead for pickup or delivery right here on our website, or call us directly at (415) 346-6052 to place an order over the phone.

Street parking is available along Lombard Street and the surrounding Marina/Cow Hollow side streets. Many customers grab a spot, run in for a sandwich, and are back on the road quickly.

The shop is owned by San Francisco natives Wael “Wally” Abedalnour & Emil Habash, who purchased the historic Lombard Street storefront in 2013 and revived it as the deli and market it is today.