We came by today to try the strawberries! They look delicious and I can't wait to try them. Very…read morenice staff. Great local foods and produce. We will be back.

Very pricey, and not very fresh I like their lady peace, but they were seven dollars for like a…read morelittle half a pint container.

A lot of local vendors with food and drinks , farmers vegetables and fruits looks organic , service…read morewas friendly. Walking on street very safe.

There's plenty of free parking in the nearby parking deck, which made getting there easy and…read morestress-free. What I didn't expect was just how large and lively the market would be. I went in thinking it would be a quick stop, but it turned into a full-on experience. After three hours, we still hadn't made it halfway through. My only real complaint is that I wish it stayed open longer into the day. Every vendor we met was friendly, engaging, and more than generous with samples. Prices were very reasonable, and everything--from the produce to the handmade goods--was beautifully presented. What stood out most was how clean the entire market was. Nearly every vendor went the extra mile to cover their food, protect it from insects, and wipe down surfaces as they went. It showed how much pride each of them takes in their craft. A few standout vendors deserve a special mention. 4 Sons Seafood offered incredibly fresh fish and shrimp, the kind of quality you'd expect to find near the coast. Pearson Farm had juicy Georgia peaches and crisp pecans that perfectly captured local flavor. Maple Milk Farm served up rich, creamy dairy products that tasted straight from the pasture. On the Rocks Gourmet Jams featured small-batch preserves in creative flavor combinations that were both sweet and savory. And Bobbie Ruth's Southern Style Bakery filled the air with the smell of fresh-baked bread, cookies, and pies that reminded me of a true Southern kitchen. Other vendors also added to the experience, including Pine Street Market, Cultured, Sprucewood Cashmere Farm, Diamond P Cattle Co., Taylor Made BBQ Sauce, Bee Wild Honey, Swayback Farms, Java Lords Coffee, Emily G's Jams, and The Cheese Shop at Main Street. Each one brought something special to the table--literally and figuratively. Another pleasant surprise was the number of local shops surrounding the market that were open during the event. We stopped in several and found unique gifts, clothing, and art pieces, which made the outing even more enjoyable. Between the market vendors and the local stores, the entire downtown felt alive and welcoming. We will absolutely be back again and are already looking forward to our next visit. The Alpharetta Farmers Market is a shining example of community done right--friendly people, clean surroundings, quality products, and genuine Southern hospitality at its best.

The things which are essential: 1. Rainbow unicorn beard,…read moresoap, and etc products. The folks here earn a 100% for customer service and could not be nicer for a product that works! 2. The Cambodian food vendor is . Joupe jeht is fantastic! 100% the best reason to visit the farmers market!!!! 3. Bettie's jam's the guy who runs the spot is awesome and remember's everyone years later! This guy offers jams and jellies that have great flavor and value. I get the blackberry pepper jam and then dabble with the seasonal stuff as the summer goes on - currently awaiting him to do another apple pie jam!

ALWAYS create an opportunity to support our local farmers and business owners. This will in turn…read morecreate a harmonious home place that will circle back to you.

We went last week and could not find this Market. Asked…read morepeople in the neighborhood and nobody knew where it was. We followed the GPS to the location and nobody was there.

If you are hoping this is a good addition to the Alpharetta's Farmer's Market, I'm sad to say it's…read morenot. There is a lot of prepared foods, face painting, a nearby doggie park and other social-type amenities, but there were only two stalls carrying fresh fruit or veg that I saw. They send out an email each week touting the market and the one the day or so before had promised blueberries galore and other good stuff, so I was looking forward to it. What a let down! I love farmers markets and was so disappointed I just looked at Philip and said, "forget this, let's go to the Alpharetta market" (well, I didn't say *exactly* that, but close) and left without purchasing anything at all. We travelled straight to the Alpharetta market and bought our usual fruits, veg, herbs and fresh breads. If you want to take the kiddies (or doggies) to the park, it's fine. If you're looking to buy food to, like, you know, COOK, then give this one a miss and go straight to the Alpharetta farmers market. I gave it a 2 because the face painting booth looked like it was entertaining for the kids.

What a gem! Best peaches I have had in a long time! GA born…read moreand raised I know good produce when I see it and this place is great! Prices are higher than grocery stores or a co-op but all of the produce is much better quality.

*** I LOVED this experience! *** I came in today, having…read morepassed many times on my way to appointments, but I decided to do in today. I thought, pulling in, is this anything like the old farmers market at the corner of Johnson Ferry and Upper Roswell from like ~25+ years ago...? *** IT'S THE SAME PLACE *** Walking in it's such a quaint yet boisterous little converted facility into a produce, counter service and BBQ deli! I'm in East Cobb, wait.. "naw." The BBQ smoke can be seen from the road at hightime. The smell is familiar but the quality of farm to table to fresh looks like something from my childhood growing up in Foley, AL! PLEASE come check these folks out, ask for one of the two Amys! The Amy I was pleased to meet reminded me of the Rick story and how they're still getting their goods and showed me around.. even made sure I left with some fresh (REAL) scuppernongs and muscadines! Don't know what I just said? Don't fret! Come and let Any and the Company at Rick's Farmers Market educate your expectation in seasonal and forgotten flavors of the South! ~ Brad

I had not come to the Sandy Springs farmers market since it moved to its new location. It was rainy…read moretoday, but there were still many vendors out and their stalls were full of goodies ! I tried the coffee for REV and also bought some bakery items next door next to them! Unfortunately, I found out that today was the last day of the season! It will start back up in May

I'm upset I didn't know about this market until the day before the last one of the year!! A nice…read morefarmers market in Sandy Springs with a variety of vendors from farmers to New Orleans food to some delicious matcha they have something for everyone. It's well organized and doesn't get crowded like other markets so there's plenty of space.

Do yourself a favor and make sure you check the exp dates on EVERYTHING. This market routinely…read moresells old/expiring goods because there's too much sh*t in the store to keep up with inventory (see others' reviews). This is by far this market's biggest drawback. I purchased a pack of tofu along with some other items on March 11. I open the fridge a few days later on March 15, finally ready to prepare the tofu, just to see that the exp date on the pack was March 10. This picture was taken March 15 upon this discovery. I meant to update this review a while ago. I just can't spend money here anymore knowing that I'm liable to accidentally purchase old products. As customers, we should not have to be this vigilant at a grocery store... it's ridiculous.

A trip around the world and a walk down memory lane…read more It's been decades since I stepped foot inside the Buford Highway Farmers Market, and being back felt like a beautiful reunion. The last time I walked these aisles, I was with my mama, Donna Theresa. So much has changed since then, yet the soul of this place remains as vibrant as ever. It feels more expansive than I remember. A true global treasure tucked right here in the city. I'm still obsessed with how they organize the aisles by country. In just one afternoon, I traveled from Korea to Eastern Europe to Central America, no passport required! I was officially "team sample" the moment they offered! Unlike the heavy, sugary profile of traditional American cakes, these were a masterclass in balance. I tried the Neapolitan, a stunning phyllo-layered creation that was light, buttery, and perfectly textured. But the Lemon Cream Cake? It stole the entire show. It looked picture-perfect on the shelf, and the taste was even better. It was so bright, airy, and just the right amount of decadence. Coming back here wasn't just a grocery trip; it was a win for my palate and my heart. Now that I'm back in the area, you can bet this is becoming a regular stop on my rotation. Have you been to Buford Highway lately? #AshSaidIt #BufordHighway #AtlantaFoodie #BHFM #ExploreATL #GlobalEats #AtlantaEats #InternationalFood #DonnaTheresa #FoodNostalgia #ATLFoodScene #DiscoverAtlanta #TravelByFood #LemonCreamCake

They have a plethora of cultural choices It's always full…read moreof everything you need & it wholesale quantities The seasonings are the best! Service is good. Friendly team Prices are fair per se (depending on your familia size & budget)

Don't buy too much. Last week I made the mistake of buying 2 watermelons because they were on sale…read morefor 3.99. I should have known better. They were soft and runny in the middle, could not even cut them. If the deal seems too good to be true it probably is. You can only make a return with 1 day. The first day was in the fridge getting cold. The next day trash, I did not want watermelon soup. If the strawberries at the front are cheap again don't buy more than one. They will more than likely have mold on them.

Dropped by here to buy some produce for our residents and family members at our Senior Community…read more They have been around for 30+ years. Great selection of tomatoes, peaches, oranges, squash, green beans, cantaloupe, watermelon, onions and other vegetables/fruit. They even had hot chow chow and pink-eye peas that were unshelled. They take cash but can also do Zelle. Pricing was not bad. I spent around $90 for a large watermelon, 2 squash, 4 cucumbers, 10-12 peaches, 10-12 tomatoes, 2 cantaloupe, 2 onions, 4 oranges, chow chow and the peas. All of the items were super fresh. We cut the watermelon up into slices and the residents LOVED it. They also raved over the peaches. If you're local, this is a great stop!

Great selection of fresh produce. Love that it is locally sourced, unlike somoe vendors at the…read moreweekly farmers markets around the area. Can't wait for them to open for the season!