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    City Farmers Market - Duluth

    3.4 (41 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Keith F.

    There are a lot of Asian food choices at this store as well as fantastic produce! We are definitely going to work this market into our regular rotation. The prices are in line with regular grocery stores for the most part. The produce selection is amazing. I was able to try some varieties of pears I have never had which was neat. They also had a great selection of potatoes! Everything looked pretty fresh and stocked. They also put out some samples but I did not try any of those. The food court has some decent options as well. If you're in the area definitely check it out.

    Emily Y.

    City Farmer's Market is pretty central to Duluth, a little off the main path. I came by here to go to the food court. While they have a lot of selections, the actual place is much to be desired. The bathrooms were filthy and the floors of the food court are not clean. Most of the tables were dirty. I ordered from Nest Here by Thai Thanh Yen. I got a milk tea and it was good. Overall not super impressed with this farmer's market.

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    Chris D.

    Definitely not the typical farmers market.. I walked into this place thinking I was just gonna get some veggies For a special occasion and uhhhh It was like left I left America for a surprise vacation I've been around for more than a few decades And I saw fruits and veggies in here I've never seen before A real beautiful experience Lots of hard to find Asian items... For yummy recipes You will definitely have a great opportunity to come across them here Not only that, There are restaurants attached To this farmers market Comsmetic, check cashing, accounting principles They even had dishes, pots and various kitchen items I mean, the better question is What isn't found here Definitely an enjoyable experience Just walking around seeing all the unfamiliar Items.. Definitely recommend one and all Check this place out..

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    Angelica Y.

    A vast variety of produce and meats at competitive prices. Not only do they carry Asian foods and goods, they also carry middle eastern, South American, Caribbean, and European foods and goods. Halal meats as well from what I've seen. After spending a couple hundred on a cart full of groceries don't forget to stop by their foodcourt for some international fare. One of my favorite pho spots is actually in their food court!

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    Gretchen S.

    In honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May, my fiancé and I had ordered take out in Duluth to celebrate. While waiting for my order at Kuya's, located in this shopping center (formerly Assi Plaza), I decided to look around. I noticed a lot of the other restaurants in the food court (almost all) were closed. Not sure if that was just due to the pandemic or if they've been closed for quite some time. In any case, I quickly made my way to the area with kitchen supplies, as I remembered I needed some good soup/ramen bowls. They have a pretty wide selection of cooking supplies at a reasonable price. I got myself two new bowls and continued to look around. I didn't know until today that this is a sister store to the Hong Kong Supermarket in Norcross. Admittedly, I still like the H Mart chain better so far, in terms of the food court, selection of items, and cleanliness, but this store was pretty decently stocked and leaps and bounds cleaner than Hong Kong Supermarket when I went. Granted, some of that may be due to the extra sanitation measures in place for COVID-19, but either way I was glad to not have any stomach churning smell experiences while walking through the store. On the way out, I snagged some katsu and oyster sauce, since we're cooking at home more than ever. My fiance and I are both homesick to some extent and miss all the easy access we had to our favorite Asian-Hawaiian dishes. Living in Gwinnett County has definitely made the transition easier though, knowing there have been a lot of good Asian supermarkets and restaurants nearby to get a taste of home. For an after dinner treat, I decided to try some Vietnamese sweet rice cakes. They had an interesting aroma and taste from the leaves infused in them. They reminded me of a bigger, chewier version of Filipino puto, but I think I like the taste and texture of puto better. Overall, it was a pretty solid experience. I would come back and shop for items probably when I'm back ordering from Kuya's again.

    Jenn C.

    I went this afternoon to the market & the seafood department was not as fresh as I had hoped, but the selection was good. Most seafood is or was frozen, which I am not a fan of. The produce & market are very godd with good prices, so I stocked up on veggies!!! I bought a container of Japanese Party Mix, which I was so excited to bring home. I got home & took 1 bite - STALE!!!!! I looked at the expiration date.... PACKED 4/19/19 & SELL BY 10/16/19?!? What the heck?!? I tossed it out before I thought to post this, so this is what was left in the container when I took the picture. Today is February 29, 2020. 4 months+ these have been on the shelf! Uggg, gross!

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    Daniel B.

    City Farmers Market, a local Vietnamese-owned Asian and Hispanic grocery store chain, has been expanding in metro Atlanta. Currently, this location in Duluth and another one in Snellville are the company's two newest locations. There are now six total stores in the Atlanta area. They are numbered as follows: 1. Chamblee 2. Atlanta 3. Snellville 4. Norcross 5. Marietta 6. Duluth I'm not sure how the stores were numbered, but it's not chronologically. The Norcross location, known as Hong Kong Supermarket (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hong-kong-supermarket-norcross-2), is the original. It was formerly located on Buford Highway before it moved to its current location in Norcross. Since that time, City Farmers Market has "returned" to the original BuHi location as store #2. This location in Duluth replaced the old Assi Plaza on Pleasant Hill Road near I-85 (https://www.yelp.com/biz/assi-plaza-duluth). I was told by a City Farmers Market employee, who used to work at Assi, that Assi closed on July 15, 2018 and City Farmers Market opened the following day: July 16, 2018. A quick turnaround. It's sad - the supermarket seems like a shell of its former self. While this is one of the newest locations of City Farmers Market, it certainly doesn't look like it. That's because it inherited an old space unlike store #1 in Chamblee (https://www.yelp.com/biz/city-farmers-market-chamblee) which was newly constructed about three years ago. I like the Chamblee location; this one, not so much. This store, and the sizable shopping plaza it's contained in, have gone downhill. It's not as nice, clean, and in good condition as it used to be. When we visited this past weekend, trash was strewn about the plaza's parking lot and sidewalks. The shopping carts, which were a mixture of old Assi carts and used City Farmers Market carts, were beat up and in average shape at best. Inside, the market had a vast array of smells, some of which were simply putrid. An example of this was in the rice section, one of the last places you'd expect to smell bad. I have no idea what made that section smell awful. I know it's not uncommon for Asian markets to have funky smells, but this one had smells that were particularly off-putting. Unfortunately, I can see why Assi left. The only Assi Plaza that remains in the area is in Suwanee (https://www.yelp.com/biz/assi-plaza-suwanee); it's still decent. Along with the old Assi shopping carts, many remnants of the old Assi remain inside this store. Examples include aisle signage with the Assi logo, food picture banners that hang from the ceiling in the produce section with the Assi logo, and restaurants and vendors that were open in the old Assi. Some of the restaurants have transitioned over to City Farmers Market like Kuya's Food Express, the food court's popular Filipino restaurant. Others have closed such as Mozart Bakery, yet Mozart's storefront signage remains. Generally, it appears somewhat like a hodgepodge of open and closed vendors. Speaking of aisle signage, some of the aisles were incorrectly labeled. A good (bad?) example was aisle 10 for which the sign lists "Rice." There was no rice to be found. Instead, we found the rice in an unmarked corner of the store. They carried my favorite brand of jasmine rice, Three Ladies Brand. I picked up a couple five-pound bags for $6.29 each. (I remember they used to be $5 each several years ago.) The produce section had a variety of leafy greens, bagged for easy grab-and-go like Great Wall Supermarket down the street (https://www.yelp.com/biz/great-wall-supermarket-duluth). My fiancee picked up a bag of snow pea tips ($5.99 per pound) and checked them. They were slightly yellow and smelled repulsive. They even made her fingers smell horrible. She wanted to wash her hands immediately, but unlike Buford Highway Farmers Market (https://www.yelp.com/biz/buford-highway-farmers-market-doraville), there was no sink in the produce section to wash her hands. Sadly, this City Farmers Market reminds me of the H Mart in Riverdale (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hmart-riverdale). It's like the redheaded stepchild of the City Farmers Market family. Unlike the metro Atlanta H Marts, I haven't been to all of the City Farmers Market locations, but that's just the feeling I get. This store is dirty and seems to have lower quality produce and merchandise compared to the competition like H Mart (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hmart-duluth), Assi, Great Wall, Mega Mart (https://www.yelp.com/biz/mega-mart-duluth), Jusgo Supermarket (https://www.yelp.com/biz/jusgo-supermarket-duluth-6), Buford Highway Farmers Market, etc. All that said, our experience at this store wasn't completely negative. We still picked up a handful of groceries (mangoes, Kadoya-brand sesame oil, fresh garlic, Thai basil, bananas). The selection of produce and groceries was really good; a nice mixture of Asian, Hispanic, and American products. Also, service was great. The staff was friendly, efficient, and helpful.

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    Vy T.

    All in one shop - a lot of fresh seafood. A lot of yummy Asian snacks too. Make sure you walk in here full otherwise your gonna buy a cart full like me

    Nicki K.

    No more Assi. Now, City Farmers Market in Duluth!! Lately, City Farmers Market is popping up all over metro Atlanta. No kidding. The first location was in Chamblee taking over the old flea market from back in the days. Next, a location in Snellville, Marietta, and now Duluth! Many may not know but City Farmers Market is a sister store to Hong Supermarket, which is one of my to-go place for Asian ingredients. I mainly knew about the Duluth location due to the fact that the Mid Autumn Festival aka Half Moon Festival was at City Farmers Market, former Assi, this year. In the past few years, it was always at Hong Kong Supermarket. Due to the fact that, the parking area and how busy it is at Hong Kong Supermarket is with the new addition to Chipotle and Starbucks. The festival was moved to City Farmers Market this year. I've been volunteering, helping out CAAG (Cambodian Asian American of Georgia) as a vendor. On top of that, if you come to former Assi plaza, you will see future booming Vietnamese restaurants there. One of them is Pho Saigon. Nothing really changed yet at City Farmers Market. Walking in, it's still Assi. The set up is the same. No more Mozart Bakery to your left. All produce is in same area, the sea creatures are at the end on the right. The signs for the aisle are still in Korean and English. I believe they will be replacing them soon. For those who may not know. City Farmers Market and Hong Kong Supermarket is Vietnamese. Pleasant Hill has HMart (Korean), Zion Market (Korean), Mega Mart (Korean), Great Wall (Chinese), Jusgo (Chinese), Super Mercado Jalisco (Mexican), Nam Dae Mun (Korean own but a mixture of Caribbean, European, and Latino). So adding City Farmers Market is a good addition. Duluth is so diverse! Food court has been dead for a while. I wonder which food vendor will stay. I couldn't tell when I was there. For me personally, I like City Farmers Market but Hong Kong Supermarket a tad bit more, maybe cause it's closer to me and I'm familiar with it. Not only that, I'm Hmong so we're SE Asians and ingredients at a Vietnamese grocery story is more of my food palate. 85/2018

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    John G.

    This is an amazing fresh fish market, they have everything produce, groceries, bake shop , beer & wine . Fast checkout with short lines , no more Walmart's for me

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    Great price on pork ribs anytime of the year.

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    fresh produce and seafood a large variety

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    Don't come here. Full of trash people filling up multiple shopping carts and only 3 out of 15 checkout lanes open

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    Ask the Community - City Farmers Market - Duluth

    My old coworker told me they have a fried fish station is this true, before I make the drive? Edit:…

    It must be in the food court. I personally have not seen it.

    I'm from Texas and now live in Georgia. I am looking for a farmers market where I can sale my flowers?

    This is. It that kind of farmers market but if you are looking to sale your flowers then you can look for one in your area. There might be an outdoor markets where growers sale their produce and such. Most of the time that is an event that you can… 

    Does anyone know any asian stores in duluth, ga that sells shoes or clothes?

    There are stores inside our market that you can check out. However, we are not sure, when you said "asian," what specific nation you are referring to.

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    Nam Dae Mun Farmers Market

    Nam Dae Mun Farmers Market

    3.4
    (133 reviews)
    0.7 mi
    $$

    Overall This market…read morewasn't what we expected based on the name. "Namdaemun" immediately made us think of the famous open market area in Korea and we assumed the store would be Korean focused. In reality, the selection and overall vibe leaned overwhelmingly Hispanic and Latin American, with very few Korean items. Name vs Reality The name feels misleading. We came in expecting a Korean grocery market concept, but most of the products (including the bakery) were predominantly Hispanic. The shopper base also didn't feel very Korean, so it didn't come across as a Korean market experience. Selection If you are looking for Hispanic, Latin American, South American, or Central American groceries and produce, this place may actually be a solid option. It just doesn't match what the "Namdaemun" name implies. Atmosphere and Cleanliness The atmosphere felt more like a discount store than a bright, modern market. The store felt more cramped and less clean, open, and bright compared to places like H Mart or Mega Mart. Visually, it also leaned more flashy and cluttered rather than clean and curated. Who I would recommend it for I'd recommend this market for shoppers specifically seeking Hispanic or Latin American grocery items and produce. If you're coming in expecting a Korean market experience because of the name, you may be disappointed like we were. Would we return? Probably not for what we were originally looking for, but I can see it being useful for people shopping for Latin American ingredients and products.

    Enjoyed the variety, great quality and food court meal prices was shockingly the best. Ambiance is…read morerushed and fast paced but it's to be expected at a Farmer's Market.

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    Norcross Community Market

    3.5
    (2 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    OVER PROMISE AND UNDER DELIVER MUCH?…read more When I initially read about this market, I was very excited. Who doesn't love a market that offers live entertainment, food trucks and activities for children? I was very excited and looked forward to attending the market, purchasing some good produce, watching some of the cooking demonstrations and enjoying some music This is a portion of the ad that convinced me to visit the market: (Marketgoers can expect nearly two dozen local growers to peddle their fresh produce. Thanks to a partnership with Wholesome Wave Georgia, vendors will accept payment via Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) (formerly known as the Food Stamp Program), with those shoppers seeing double the value of their SNAP benefits on purchase of the fruits and vegetables. Shoppers can also peruse the stalls while munching on fare from a rotation of food trucks and sipping beverages, including mimosas and local craft beer, available at the Peachtree Growler Co. stand. Other programming for the market includes cooking demonstrations by chefs from restaurants in Norcross and Peachtree Corners, live entertainment and activities for children.) The market opened at 9am but we did not arrive until 9:15am. As soon as we arrived, we noticed that there were very few vendors and some of them were just getting set up. We prefer the early markets where you can start shopping at 7:30 or 8am but we changed our schedule and expected business to be in full swing. There were very few produce vendors and although there was a "meat" vendor, I was looking for something fresh and organic and this just was not it. I love vendors who own the farm, prepare their own proteins and offer samples of some of their products. I like having my senses fully engaged. I also believe that if you are featuring packaged foods or beverages, you must provide a detailed nutrition label. My husband purchased an alternative coffee beverage that was actually too sweet to drink. It contained agave but if it had listed the specific numbers, he would probably not purchased this item. I was most disappointed by the lack of music vendors and food trucks. There was not one on site! Had the ad not specifically listed these expected participants, I would not have attended. ***The one bright spot during this visit was seeing that there is a new French pastry shop in Historic Downtown Norcross. Since I am no longer a "pastry chaser" I abstained from sampling. However, they did look delicious! KNOW BEFORE YOU GO!

    Really enjoying this market so far. There are prepared foods, all kinds of veggies, peaches,…read morespices, eggs, breads, bakery items, honey, soap, cooking demonstrations from local chefs, food trucks and bear and wine. You can come early and get breakfast. Come later and have lunch. The welcome tent has lots of local information. There are child activities, covered seating and you can join a CSA. Come early for best selection, stuff goes fast but towards the end some vendors start dropping prices. The market is on College Street at the top side of Lilian Webb park. There is also a splash pad for kids in the park so you can make this an outing for the entire family. There is parking throughout Norcross. I would suggest the lot at the Community Center which is also on College Street.

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    Nam Dae Mun

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    1.9
    (15 reviews)
    6.2 mi
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    It is a fantastic Korean market with a lot of diverse groceries. If you need to buy fruits and…read morevegetables, you will benefit from coming here, fresh and tasty, the prices are reliable with good customer service. Nice bargain prices various household -kitchen items. Great weekly sales and a Friday special of the week sent via email or their app. Also an extensive ethnic products aisle. They also have different spices for you traditional dishes. They also have fresh seafood. They have ample free parking in front of the store. Nam Dae Mun Farmers Market is a vast farmer's market focusing on global food products including produce, meat and seafood. Have pretty much what I need. Great bakery with fresh bread, donuts, and pastries. Competitive meat price sand also have pet food. Convenient location with plenty of checkouts and open more when crowded. Staff is friendly and helpful but need more English speakingand understanding staff. They will reimburse when an incorrect price is rung up. Like that it is a smaller store, so don't have to walk for miles. I highly recommend you come shop here if you not already.

    This was my first time here and I was a little disappointed…read more They have a face mask policy on the door and front entrance, and not one person has on masks but my husband, and I. Usually the sign would say if you've been vaccinated, you don't have to wear one. But not here. Than we came in for corn on the cob. One of the packages in the frozen department was rotten. I found the second to last package decent, so I got that. My husband also found the beer he drinks at a decent price, so he purchased that as well. They have a seafood department that have really great prices for seafood. I may be back soon, if I'm in the area.

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    Maw Maw's Farm Fresh Produce

    Maw Maw's Farm Fresh Produce

    4.0
    (1 review)
    5.8 mi

    This is a farmer stand in the parking lot of the Lilburn Antique Mall & Flea Market. They are open…read moreseasonally, although it opens earlier than the local, weekly farmer's markets. This year they were open for business in March and I think they stay open through the end of October. What I love about this farmer's stand is that the quality of produce is superb! There is a Publix on the opposite corner, but I routinely save some cash so I can get my tomatoes, corn, cucumbers, and beans from MawMaw. From what I gather, they make a weekly trip to the state farmer's market and buy their produce there. They get the most delicious tomatoes and silver queen corn. I think we ate corn 5 nights one week in April because the corn was soooo sweet! They shell lima beans, black eyed peas, and some other beans I don't eat and keep them in the cooler. I love that most of the produce they get comes from the southeast. They will gladly tell you where it comes from if you ask. Here is a list of things they have on a regular basis: Tomatoes, corn, zucchini, cukes, yellow squash, peppers, potatoes, melons, pole beans, snap beans, shelled beans. I'm sure they have more stuff that I just don't ask about too! I would give them 5 stars if they had organic produce. I haven't asked if it is organic, but it's not advertised as such (or priced like organic). They will also let you sample or cut something open if you want to see/taste the quality before you buy. Both the ladies who run the stand (MawMaw and I assume her daughter) are so sweet! I even got some peaches from their last summer and had the daughter give me a peach cake recipe - so delicious! Bring cash, no credit cards accepted! They are always open by 11 a.m. and I'm not sure when they close exactly, probably 5 or 6 p.m.

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