I seem to forget to check out Buford Farmers Market on a regular basis when I'm looking for Asian…read morefoods. I went this past week because I was looking for 2 specific items that I wasn't able to find at 2 other large Asian markets. Someone had suggested this Market because of the extensive ethnic choices. It has Asian (Korean, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Filipino), European, South American, Hispanic and American items. There are sections that have premade Asian meals, fresh seafood, extensive fruits and vegetables, frozen foods, pantry staples, bakery items, almost anything you might want. It's a large market and you could spend hours going up and down the aisles exploring. I was surprised to find they even had a favorite pop that I only thought I could get in Michigan. Now I know that I can go here and get it, without having to have it ordered online. It can get busy on the weekends when everyone is doing their weekly shopping, but I went later in the day and was able to find parking and not bump into people or long lines.

I have lived near Buford Highway Farmers Market for 28 years. I have visited at least two to three…read moretimes a week. BHFM pretty much had its "Glory Years" 10 or 15 years ago. It has slowly gone downhill since then. I have bought their quart container of squeezed pink grapefruit juice many times, it used to be very reasonable. For the past couple of months the price has risen to $13.99 a quart !!! Whole Foods has the same thing for $8.99. Other sources are no where near $13.99. That's price gouging. All the daily house hold products are also much higher than Target, Walmart, Kroger, Publix. I cannot believe people pay the prices. Unless they are on special, berry's and fruit's are more expensive than Publix or Kroger and they look like they are second or third tier quality. The same for the vegetables, some literally still have dirt on them and are definitely poor quality. I bought sushi the other day at the counter in the back, for the price it was great. I decided to buy extra Wasabi, there were three kinds on the counter. None had a price, not on the container, not on the shelf. I asked the person behind the counter what were the prices, they said they didn't know, I would have to carry the wasabi literally diagonally across the store and get a price. The person couldn't call and ask ?!?! How does an employee not notice these items are not priced !?!? I have always loved the cafeteria, their entrees are delicious. Now some of the trays have nothing in them and some have been sitting in the trays and have a skim on the top because they haven't even stirred them up obviously for hours. 40% off after 4;30pm, great deal, but half or more of the food is gone, by 5pm they have pretty much closed up. The Mex part is closed at 4:30pm. So sad, a great resource, just about ruined. They also used to have cooking classes, which were great. They haven't had a class in years. Today I go in and by 4 items, the lines are long, so I took it to the quick checkout near the entrance. A person in front of me had over 10 items, each bag was like 5 pounds of vegetables each. He was not an employee, be paid cash. I asked the cashier so the line is no longer 10 items or less? She shrugged her shoulders !!! There used to be 10 items or less registers, at least two. Both of those have been long gone. It looks like BHFM is adding self checkout, the registers are installed and have sat there 2 years !?!? Still not open. With skyrocketing grocery prices and the competition in the area BHFM management needs to wake up. The outside isn't looking its best either. I hate to write this, but come on BHFM !!! Yes, there are some good deals, especially specials, but they are no where near the quality / price of Whole Foods or Dekalb Farmers Market. The same for H MART, I want competitive pricing and quality products, as a local, the "novelty" effect means nothing to me.

It is absolutely incredible to see how much City Farmers Market Duluth has evolved since its days…read moreas ASSI, and my recent visit left me completely buzzing with excitement! If you are looking for the ultimate destination for fresh international produce, authentic global spices, and an unparalleled selection of exotic groceries, this is the place to be. I walked in needing a few simple fresh vegetables and some specific culinary spices, but I ended up discovering so much more in every vibrant aisle. The sheer variety is a dream for any home cook or food enthusiast looking to elevated their kitchen game in 2026. The highlight of the trip had to be the live seafood section. Seeing the live tilapia swimming right there is a testament to the quality and freshness that City Farmers Market maintains. It is rare to find such a high standard of fresh caught fish and specialty meats all under one roof. Whether you are searching for organic greens, hard-to-find Asian ingredients, or Hispanic pantry staples, this market has mastered the art of being a one-stop shop for the Duluth community. The atmosphere was energetic, the shelves were meticulously stocked, and the overall experience was a perfect ten out of ten. I am already planning my next trip back to explore more of their international food stalls and seasonal offerings. If you haven't visited the new and improved City Farmers Market lately, you are missing out on one of the best shopping experiences in Georgia! I will definitely be back soon to see what else they have in store. #ashsaidit #CityFarmersMarket #DuluthGA #FreshProduce #InternationalMarket #SupportLocal

I'll keep it quick! I like this place! I can always come here and find unique items and the prices…read moreare pretty good. Also the food court is awesome! I've had lunch/dinner at several of the food stalls. All of them were good!

PLEASE DO NOT GO ON THE WEEKEND! It was extremely too crowded. Parking was horrible and getting…read moreinto the store was problematic. If you have the patience of Job go ahead and go on the weekend. If you are like me and like to take your time when selecting fresh produce go during the week. You do get good produce for a really good price. They have so much to choose from and you will be able to find everything you are looking for. If you are a vegetarian/vegan you should definitely visit this Farmer's Market. It is a great alternative if you are growing tired of rising costs at chain grocery stores.

Very clean store and atmosphere. The produce is abundant and fresh. I really couldn't get over the…read moreaffordable price of everything!! Wow! I am so excited to go back to this market for my next grocery run. Also, the staff were all so kind. Even when they didn't understand your language they would make a strong effort to connect you with the right person to get you the help you need. I enjoyed my visit and will definitely be back.

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.

There is just one thing that caught my attention about this place: the workers who stock the…read moremerchandise don't ask permission to get by, and the cashiers don't say hello and toss items around. The managers really ought to do something about it.

I don't go to Sherry's often enough, but they are 100% about making people happy. The fruit is…read morealways excellent. Jill

My go to place for juicy SC peaches. Friendly service from Ms. Sherry. Best roadside produce in…read moreAtlanta.

Great little supermarket! They had rambutan at the best price I've ever seen. That's my favorite…read morefruit and sometimes it can be so expensive. I'll be back even if it's just for that. I also love the Tokyo Kuma store attached. Definitely recommend you stop by and check it out.

I've only been here a handful of times, but each time resulted in plenty of snacks and groceries…read more There were plenty of sale items to peruse. These are along the front, right side of the store if you're entering from the main entrance. And there was a good variety of choices if you're looking for something specific. There was an expansive tea selection (bag and loose), pickled vegetable packets (which go great on rice), and a very, very large dim sum area. And of course there's also a good number of snacks to choose from. This market is fun because on the other side of the Jusgo there's the food court, Japanese store, and claw machines. The hubs and I spent about 3 hours total shopping, eating, and ending up at Jusgo.

I absolutely loved this farmers market and it has been nearby for years! So glad I stopped and…read morevisited them. It is a must!

I love this place and visit regularly. There's so much fresh good food, vegetables & fruits in the…read moreproduce section. Tucker Farmers Market is at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church. On every Thursday from 4 to 7 PM. Live Music, children's area, food trucks and more than different 25 vendors. This week I found a Fresh Dahlias flowers shop, they got seafood has added one weekly hot meal served on site each week. You can get a bowl of garlic butter red shrimp and rice. They also had flash frozen wild caught fish, shrimp, scallops and crab dips all prepackaged - @got_seafood_atlanta. This Week's Food Trucks were Mac Queen ATL, offering Baked, Fried and Vegan Mac & Cheese. Also serving lamb, shrimp, wings, crab cake bites and more - @macqueenatl. Fitzgerald Smoked Meats with Brunswick stew, pulled pork, ribs and more. Brisket Limited Special. It really tasted yummy and tasty. Lots of other options for dinner such as crepes, empanadas, falafel or chicken shawarma. You can also cool off with a popsicle from King of Pops - @kop_tucker. Ample free parking around the church area. Very welcoming and nice people. The Tucker Farmers Market brings together area farmers and artisans to offer their products to the community. Their mission is three-fold: 1) to support small, local businesses and independent producers like ourselves and to encourage people to "buy local"; 2) to encourage community between Vendors and their customers; and 3) to promote the continued rejuvenation of the Main Street Tucker area. If you are in the area, please visit and you will definitely like it.

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.

Always a great morning activity. You can bring the whole family because the location is the town…read morepark with a huge playground, lots of walking paths, even a skateboard place. They have live music, places to sit and eat and lots of vendors. Just a nice Saturday morning.

I love having a farmers market so close to my house. They have a lot of good stands, however, it is…read morea little small for your typical farmers market. Pictured in my review was the mango milkshake from shipped coffee co. The milkshake was delicious and just what I needed to walk around in the hot summer heat!

My boiled peanut journey started at a gas station, which felt like the right place for it. Then…read moresomeone told me a local produce stand had better ones, and I take that kind of tip seriously. David's Produce delivered. Better peanuts across the board, and less salty than the gas station batch, which my blood pressure appreciated. Then I looked around and realized peanuts were barely the point. Locally made breads, cakes, jams, the whole operation. I came for one thing and left with a bag full of things I didn't plan on. Worth the detour.

I was surprised to see so many reviews claiming the owners/staff are unfriendly. Every time I've…read morestopped by here I've loved it. The uncle and auntie I normally see here have always kept it copacetic and professional. Sure, they're not gonna high-five you when you walk through the door or try to upsell you on anything. The vibe here is calm southern indifference -- they'll help you with what you need and get you on your way. Short, simple and sweet. I'm a small town South Georgia/North Florida girly and stopping into David's really brings some of that roadside nostalgia in my life (because let's face it, ATL is in the South but it isn't necessarily OF the south). The area it's in is kinda ironic as this is a country stand nestled in a very pretentious/expensive neighborhood, but it's also kinda on the edge of Tucker. Prices are sometimes higher due to its location and regular customer base. Grab peanuts. Grab produce. Grab jams. Grab breads. They're keeping the southern tradition alive in a city that is quickly leaving some of this history behind and for that they'll always have my business.