Grant Park Farmers Market

Grant Park Farmers Market is part of Community Farmers Markets, an organization that foregrounds mission, education, SNAP/EBT use, seasonal cookbooks, and donor support alongside its farms and vendors. That framing gives this Sunday market a distinctly practical feel: it is set up not just as a place to shop, but as one piece of a larger food-access and food-education effort in Atlanta. For shoppers, that translates into a market where produce, prepared foods, pantry goods, and household makers all sit within the same weekly stop.

What you'll find there

The vendor roster at Grant Park runs wide, with farms, bakeries, meat producers, coffee, mushrooms, prepared foods, and home goods all appearing on the same market list. Instead of leaning on one category, the lineup suggests a shop where a single pass can cover breakfast, dinner ingredients, pantry restocks, and a few nonfood staples.

• -Pick up coffee from 1000 Faces Coffee.
• -Shop pet-focused goods from Barkful.
• -Find honey-related offerings from Bee Wild.
• -Browse farm products from Belle Dawg Farms.
• -Look for plants or botanical goods from Botanicts.
• -Order café fare from Buenos Dias Cafe.
• -Choose produce and farm goods from Caribe United Farm.
• -Buy seafood from Chattahoochee Queen.
• -Add vegetables and other farm items from Cosmos Farm.
• -Find produce from Crack In the Sidewalk Farmlet.
• -Grab prepared food from Crepe Masters.
• -Stock up on fermented foods and drinks from Cultured South Fermentation Co.
• -Take home prepared foods from Daily Chew.
• -Browse food and pantry goods from Dandelion Food & Goods.
• -Shop farm products from Diamond Hill Farms.
• -Choose beef and cattle products from Faithway Cattle.
• -Watch for peaches from Georgia Peach Truck.
• -Find Pearson peaches, Pearson pecans, berries, apples, and citrus at Georgia Proud Provisions.
• -Cool off with pops from GOAP (Greatest of all Pops).
• -Bring home pies from Heaps Pies.
• -Add cheese from Hobo Cheese Co. and Rosemary & Thyme Creamery.
• -Pick up juice from Juiced & Aligned.
• -Choose baked goods from Little Tart Bakeshop, Osono Bread, Tati’s Bread, and TGM Bread.
• -Shop vegetables and other farm goods from Middle Georgia’s Growers Cooperative, Pride Road Rag & Frass Farm, Smyly Farms, and Snapfinger Farm.
• -Buy tortillas from Molino Tortilleria and fresh pasta from Pasta Milani.
• -Select mushrooms from Southern Cap Mushrooms.
• -Find meats from Rogers Pastured, Meishans, and The Spotted Trotter.
• -Add woodfired pizza from S & J’s Woodfired Pizza and desserts from Victoria Cakes & Desserts.
• -Browse cleaning and home goods from Squeaky Green Cleaning Co and Turnrow Bath Body & Home.

Know before you go

Use the Hill Street entrance if you are driving to the market, and note that free parking is available at The Beacon, where traffic is lighter. Parking is limited to approved spaces, and drivers are asked to move slowly through the area. The market takes place at 600 Cherokee Avenue SE in Atlanta, which helps if you are mapping the stop separately from the parking guidance. Dogs are welcome, so shoppers arriving on foot can bring one along. There are no restrooms listed, which is useful to plan around before a longer visit or a family stop.

Payments & SNAP

Grant Park Farmers Market accepts SNAP/EBT, and Community Farmers Markets also highlights SNAP/EBT use as a standing shopper resource rather than a buried note. Payment methods are presented clearly for visitors, which makes this a straightforward stop if you want to sort out how you will pay before arriving.