IndoEats is a small local shop located just across from SweetHut. As soon as you step inside,…read moreyou're welcomed by the rich aroma of freshly prepared dishes. The store primarily carries Indonesian products, including unique items you won't typically find in larger Asian supermarkets.

Great little Indo market! It's right by the new Indo dessert shop. So we got dessert there first…read moreand walked over the IndoEats and was happily surprised with some of the things they had there. Great service also!

The butter chicken was creamy and flavorful. All the other food had an amazing taste. It's viral on…read morethe internet, we definitely came to the right place. This food is absolutely amazing.

We stopped in to kill a bit of time while waiting for a restaurant to open. We ended up spending a…read moregood bit of money on a bunch of food and snacks we didn't need because it all looks so good! The store is clean and all the staff were very friendly. They not only have food but also a kitchen supply section. Great prices on many hard to find items and even everyday goods.

Great place for Asian staples. Family owned and operated…read more We've been coming here for as long as I can remember and now that we live closer we come by every other week. I think restock days are Thursday and even still if you're not sure they'll have what you need you can call in advance. Mom and pop are so sweet and willing to answer all questions. They also have premade foods that are made by members of the community. So not only are you helping a small business when you purchase those items, you're also helping an even smaller private business!

This place was not that great. My husband was really excited when I told him about this place…read more Unfortunately, most of the food we bought was old or already expired. We were so disappointed.

If you're a Nigerian living in North Atlanta, this place has everything you need! From food stuff…read moreto general house hold items. From Palm oil, to ground crawfish to the old fashioned Nigerian house broom! I've been going here for years and just realized they don't have any Yelp reviews. A lot of people have missed out!

nazret food mart is such an inclusive east african store with great injeria and so many other…read morethings like beautiful and authentic cultural clothes also have cultural jewelry e even jewelry to represent where you are originally from, and i would definitely recommend this to anyone who has not tried injeria or who is interested in it and even if they need cultural clothes. i will definitely be return here again.

I would never have imagined there was a restaurant inside of a farmers market. This small…read morerestaurant has a plethora of menu items to choose from. I ordered carne asada tacos which were less than $4 a taco. When they came out, you will notice a hefty amount of protein in there. There is a condiments bar cart for any additional toppings such as onions, lime, and different types of salsa. We had a passion fruit drink, but noticed there was a small piece of hair in it. We brought it up, and they gave us a new drink right away. It's not the most extravagant restaurant, pretty cozy and small tables.

This food is delicious! Especially the Chilaquiles. And the chorizo burrito is better than I've…read moreever tasted anywhere else.

Very strange selection of items. Dirty layout. Not sure how this place stays in business. Guy…read moreyelled at me and when I couldn't understand him, he threw something so I just left...

BLACK OWNED BUSINESS:…read more One of the best shopping experiences which yielded me such hospitality & cultural insight. Yedera is a family-owned Ethiopian "convenience" store that sells staples like chips, candy, specialty drinks, lottery tickets, over-the-counter remedies, jewelry, household items - laundry detergent, grooming essentials & more. Consumable inventory includes fresh food like Sambusas, Meats, Injera (Flatbread) & specialty drinks. The variation of items goes beyond any one product. Fresh brewed Ethiopian coffees & teas are available at the Coffee Counter. There's a big selection of coffee pots, kettles, tea sets, incense & incense holders. You will be immersed by the regular & signature spices throughout the market. The second-generation employee extended me welcoming vibes while giving me a friendly tutorial about Ethiopia while I walked each aisle. The generous prices forced me to pick up a few holiday gifts & with a return to purchase myself an Ethiopian Handmade Tea Set.

Great market. Very friendly staff. Area is very clean. Shelves are neat and well stockedread more

best mexican food in town, very authentic and tasty food! 10/10 recommend. also very fresh.read more