Farmers Markets in Atlanta

Atlanta’s farmers markets connect the city’s neighborhoods with fresh, locally grown food, small producers, and ready-to-eat dishes that rival many restaurants. On this page, you’ll find guides to year-round and seasonal markets across the metro area, from longtime staples like Freedom Farmers Market and Morningside to newer community hubs on the Westside and South Atlanta, plus practical tips on what to expect at each spot.

Whether you’re planning a weekend brunch run, looking for peak-season Georgia peaches, or trying to support more farm-to-table restaurants and vendors, these articles can help you compare markets, navigate parking and transit, and figure out where to eat on-site or nearby. Use this coverage to make smarter choices about where to shop, snack, and explore in Atlanta’s farmers market scene, so your next visit feels less like guesswork and more like a well-planned local outing.

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Buford Highway Farmers Market
If you live in Atlanta—or you’re visiting and curious about the city’s food culture— Buford Highway Farmers Market is one of the most talked‑about places to shop and eat. It’s not a typical open-air farmers market; it’s a massive indoor international grocery store and food hall–style experience that happens to sit right on metro Atlanta’s most famous food corridor.
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Decatur Farmers Market
If you live in Atlanta or spend time on the east side of the metro area, the Decatur Farmers Market is one of the most convenient ways to buy fresh, local food directly from growers and makers. It’s close to city neighborhoods like Candler Park, Kirkwood, East Lake, and Inman Park, and it’s easy to reach by MARTA or car.
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Dekalb Farmers Market
If you live in Atlanta—or you’re visiting and care about fresh food— Your DeKalb Farmers Market in Decatur is one of those places people tell you that you “have to see at least once.” It’s part farmers market, part global grocery store, part cultural experience, and it operates more like a giant food hall than a typical neighborhood market.
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East Atlanta Village Farmers Market
The East Atlanta Village Farmers Market is one of Atlanta’s most beloved neighborhood markets, blending fresh local food, community gathering space, and a laid-back East Atlanta vibe. Whether you live nearby, are visiting the city, or want to shop more locally in Atlanta, this market offers a practical way to connect with growers, makers, and your neighbors.
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Freedom Farmers Market
Freedom Farmers Market is one of Atlanta’s most beloved farmers markets, set on the historic grounds of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum in the Poncey-Highland area. If you live in Atlanta, are visiting for the weekend, or just want to better understand how farmers markets work here, this guide walks you through what to expect, how to plan your visit, and how it fits into the city’s local food scene.
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Morningside Farmers Market
Morningside Farmers Market is one of Atlanta’s most beloved neighborhood markets, known for its small, curated feel and commitment to locally grown, often organic produce. If you live in intown Atlanta or you’re visiting and staying near Virginia-Highland, Morningside, Midtown, or Emory, this market is a convenient and very “local” way to experience the city’s food culture.
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Peachtree Road Farmers Market
Peachtree Road Farmers Market is one of Atlanta’s best-known spots for fresh, local food, chef-made dishes, and a genuine neighborhood vibe. If you live in Atlanta, are staying nearby in Buckhead, or are planning a weekend visit, this market is worth putting on your calendar.
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