Peachtree Road Farmers Market
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Google Rating
4.7(253)
Type
Farmers Market
Location
Atlanta, Georgia
Vendors
70
familiesfresh local foodSNAP/EBT shopperslive musicchef pop-upsproducer-only market
Peachtree Road Farmers Market ties a Saturday grocery run to a standing food pantry effort: it serves as a weekly drop-off site for canned goods and fresh produce for Intown Cares, and it also buys crops from farmers at the end of market for donation to that same pantry. Held outdoors by The Cathedral of St. Philip, the market brings together more than 70 local farmers, vendors, and artisans on Saturday mornings in Atlanta. Since opening in 2007, it has grown into one of the state's larger producer-only markets, so the sellers are the people who grew, raised, or made what they bring.
Why it matters locally
Founded in 2007 by The Cathedral of St. Philip in partnership with Chef Linton Hopkins and Gina, this market has a long-running place in Atlanta's good-food network. Its producer-only model matters because everything sold here has been grown, raised, or made by the seller, a standard the market says supports fair prices for both vendors and consumers. The market also operates as a nonprofit with 501(c)(3) status, pairing commerce with ongoing programs that move food back into the city through Intown Cares donations and end-of-market crop purchases for the pantry. SNAP access is strengthened through its partnership with Wholesome Wave Georgia Fresh 4 Less.
What you'll find there
The mix leans hard toward food you can cook with, eat on the spot, or take home for later, with produce farms, meats, seafood, breads, cheese makers, beverage brands, and prepared-food vendors all in regular rotation. The producer-only format gives the lineup a direct-from-maker feel, and the roster stretches beyond farm staples into plants, flowers, pantry goods, and a smaller artist presence.
- -Pick up sustainably cultivated culinary and functional mushrooms from Andrews Acres.
- -Shop vegetables and bouquets from Bey Family Farms.
- -Bring home produce, herbs, halal-smoked beef bacon, infused oils, and eggs from Bread and Butter Farms.
- -Look for vegetables, fruits, and specialty cut flowers from Diamond Hill Farm.
- -Find hand-tended vegetables from Faye Farms.
- -Browse certified-organic vegetables from Grow with the Flow.
- -Get wild-caught Georgia white shrimp and Royal Red shrimp from Capt' Don's Seafood.
- -Choose bison cuts and jerky from Georgia Bison Company.
- -Stock up on chicken, eggs, and 24-hour bone broth from Grateful Pastures Farm.
- -Add pasture-raised Meishan pork, including bacon, sausages, chops, and ribs, from Rodgers Pastured Meishans.
- -Take home grass-fed, grass-finished beef from Wagon Wheel Ranch.
- -Slice into cultured butter from Banner Butter.
- -Try goat cheeses and raw goat milk from Capra Gia Cheese Company.
- -Pick up artisanal cow's milk cheeses from Greendale Farm Cheeses.
- -Grab French-style pastries from Little Tart Bakeshop.
- -Bring home handcrafted pasta made with grains like Kamut and Einkorn from Honest Harvest Pasta.
- -Sip organic cold-pressed juices and vegan mylks from Go Juicy.
- -Find Georgia-grown fruit, plus partner farms including certified organic peaches from Watsonia Farms, at Georgia Peach Truck.
Saturday programming goes beyond shopping, with weekly chef pop-ups and live music, plus recurring extras including Alliance Theatre storytime, plant sales, a bike drive with Free Bikes 4 Kidz Atlanta, and free skin cancer screenings. A distinctive thread here is how the market folds ready-to-eat Saturday energy into a strict producer-only setup. The calendar regularly pairs chef pop-ups with live music, from M&M's Comfort Zone and Abbey Danna to Roshambo with Alliance Theatre storytime and Soupbelly alongside Blackfoot Daisy. At the same time, the vendor roster stays rooted in sellers making or growing their own goods: Strada Napoli Pizza fires Neapolitan pies in a wood-fired oven, Samurai Bodega turns out daily onigiri and miso soups, and King of Pops brings all-natural pops in farm-fresh flavors. That combination gives the morning a shape that is part grocery errand, part breakfast stop, and part neighborhood calendar event, without drifting away from the market's grown-raised-made-by-the-seller standard.
Know before you go
No dogs are allowed, which is an important policy to know before arriving with a pet. Parking is available in the garage next to Fellini's, across the street in the Georgia Banking Company building; bring the ticket to the Market Information Booth for a voucher, with a suggested $5 donation that supports the market. Additional free parking is available at the lower lot of Second-Ponce Baptist Church, followed by a short walk to the market. Restrooms are available on site, and the market is held outdoors by The Cathedral of St. Philip in the parking lot at 2744 Peachtree Road. The market also welcomes volunteers for setup, during-market tasks, and breakdown.
Payments & SNAP
SNAP/EBT is accepted at Peachtree Road Farmers Market. Through its partnership with Wholesome Wave Georgia Fresh 4 Less, SNAP benefits are doubled at each visit to the market. The market also indicates that payment methods are clearly posted, which helps when you're splitting a shop between produce, prepared foods, and artisan goods.
At a Glance
Parking
Free parking is available at a parking garage next to Fellini’s (across the street in the Georgia Banking Company building). Bring the parking ticket to the Market Information Booth to receive a voucher; a suggested donation of $5 helps PRFM thrive and grow. Additional free parking is available at Second-Ponce Baptist Church (lower lot; short walk to market).
RestroomsMusicKids Activities
Products
ProducePrepared FoodBaked GoodsDairyMeatEggsHoneyCraftsFlowersOrganic
Payment Methods
SNAP/EBTCredit CardsDouble Up Food Bucks
Schedule
- Season: March – December
- Market Days: Saturday
Restrooms are available inside The Cathedral of St. Philip. Water can be found at the Info Tent.
Vendor Directory
110 vendorsProduce (15)
- Andrews Acres - Certified Naturally Grown — A family-owned gourmet mushroom farm specializing in sustainably cultivated culinary and functional mushrooms.
- Athens Orchard - Certified Naturally Grown - Found at Georgia Peach Truck — Certified Naturally Grown orchard growing fruits and nuts that thrive in the Georgia climate.
- Beech Creek Orchards - Found at Georgia Peach Truck — An 8-acre orchard in Tallapoosa, GA growing around 15 varieties of well-known and heirloom apples and pears.
- Bey Family Farms - Certified Naturally Grown — A family-owned farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture providing nutrient-dense vegetables and bouquets.
- Bread and Butter Farms - Certified Naturally Grown — Selling a range of produce, herbs, halal-smoked beef bacon, infused oils, and eggs.
- Diamond Hill Farm - Certified Naturally Grown — Growing Certified Naturally Grown vegetables, fruits, and specialty cut flowers.
- Faye Farms - Certified Naturally Grown — A family-run vegetable farm dedicated to soil-building practices and hand-tended harvests.
- Franklin's Citrus Farm - Found at Georgia Peach Truck — Pioneering producer of Georgia-grown citrus including Satsumas and Georgia Kisses®.
- Georgia Peach Truck — A full-service, farm-to-street fruit truck operating year-round.
- Grow with the Flow - Certified Organic — A family-owned, certified-organic small-scale vegetable farm based at the Global Growers Rockdale Organic Co-Farm in Conyers.
- Little Toccoa Creek Farm — A Certified Naturally Grown farm focused on growing vegetables, fruits, and herbs and raising goats, chickens, guinea fowl, and ducks.
- Mile’s Berry Farm - Certified Organic - Found at Georgia Peach Truck — A USDA-certified organic farm owned and operated by the Miles Family.
- Pinewood Springs Farm - Certified Naturally Grown — Selling Certified Naturally Grown produce, fruit, flowers, herbs, and live vegetable plants.
- The Moon Farm - Certified Naturally Grown — Providing Certified Naturally Grown produce and flowers.
- Watsonia Farms - Certified Organic - Found at Georgia Peach Truck — A pioneering producer of certified USDA organic peaches and other organic produce.
Meat & Poultry (6)
- Georgia Bison Company - Certified Naturally Grown — Certified Naturally Grown Bison meat in a variety of cuts and jerky.
- Grateful Pastures Farm - Certified Organic — Sells all cuts of chicken, eggs, and bone broth that is slow-simmered for 24 hours.
- Rodgers Pastured Meishans — Selling pasture-raised Meishan pork including bacon, sausages, pork chops, ribs and more.
- Smyly Farms - Certified Naturally Grown — Pasture-raised duck meat, duck bone broth, stew hens and chicken eggs.
- Wagon Wheel Ranch - Certified Naturally Grown — Animal Welfare Approved, Certified grass-fed and grass-finished beef by A Greener World.
- Woodsong Farm - Certified Naturally Grown — Specializing in organically-fed, pasture-raised chicken and duck eggs, raw grass-fed Jersey cow’s milk and seasonal pork and lamb.
Dairy & Eggs (5)
- Banner Butter — Selling small-batch, cultured butter churned with locally sourced cream.
- Capra Gia Cheese Company — Offering wholesome, natural goat cheeses and raw goat milk to local communities.
- Greendale Farm Cheeses — Handcrafted in Atlanta artisanal cow's milk cheeses.
- Suga’s Pimento Cheeses — Bringing you handcrafted pimento cheeses in dairy and vegan varieties.
- Sweet Grass Dairy - Found at Spotted Trotter tent — Dedicated to producing high-quality, flavorful cow's milk cheeses in south Georgia.
Baked Goods (9)
- Bliss & Belly (NeoDeli) — Vegan and gluten-free sourdough bread and a variety of baked goods and frozen bread dough.
- Flaky Not Flaky Bake Shoppe & Chocolatarium — Known for the original sconut, chocolates, and cakes.
- Little Tart Bakeshop — French style pastries handmade with local ingredients.
- Love It Gluten Free — An Asian-American Gluten-Free Bakery offering Asian sweet and savory baked buns and treats.
- Sweet Auburn Bread Company — Boutique small-batch bakery specializing in Southern desserts, muffins and breads.
- Taj Ma-Hound Bakery for Pets — Taj Ma-Hound Gourmet Treats baking all-natural treats for pets since 2004.
- Tati’s Bread — Handcrafted gluten-free, vegan baguettes made with clean ingredients.
- TGM Bread — Served at The General Muir and its sister restaurants Fred’s Meat & Bread, Yalla, and West Egg Café.
- The Basque — Artisanal Basque cheesecakes handcrafted in Atlanta.
Prepared Food (23)
- Alligator Pear Foods — Local makers of handcrafted, small-batch tortilla chips and guacamole.
- Anna Bell’s Mac & Cheese — Mac & Cheese made with Grandmother Anna Bell’s 100-year-old recipe.
- Barlow’s Foods — Makes breakfast better and easier with a 3-in-1 pancake biscuit waffle mix and seasonal syrup.
- Capt’ Don’s Seafood — Wild-caught Georgia White Shrimp and Royal Red Shrimp.
- Crepe Masters — Bringing freshly made crepes with a strong emphasis on farm to table.
- Daily Chew — Serving Shakshuka, Avocado Toast and other vegetarian ready-to-eat options.
- Diana's Specialties LLC — Small-batch, artisan-smoked Norwegian salmon and Georgia Mountain trout.
- Dips Kitchen — Selling made from scratch gourmet signature and seasonal dips.
- Farm Burger — Committed to serving 100% grassfed, grass-finished beef burgers.
- Garnish & Gather — Hand delivers meal kits made with local farm fresh ingredients and chef-created recipes.
- Heaps Pies — Selling hand-made, locally sourced New Zealand savory pies.
- Honest Harvest Pasta — Handcrafted pasta made with whole ingredients and healthful choices like Kamut and Einkorn.
- Le Bon Nosh — An all-day restaurant and market featuring fresh and seasonally inspired ready-made provisions.
- Marlee Street Eatz — Known for Jamaican Patties, Indian Samosas, Chutneys, and Coconut Rum Cake.
- Matt’s Seafood Line — Provides seafood that is sustainably sourced, fresh, wild caught and a product of the USA.
- Oso: Smoke & Dough — Serves Ositos—small, handheld pies built like a sandwich, folded like a taco, and baked in a wood-fired oven.
- Sabor Provisions — Meat & Veggie Empanadas with sauces including Chimichurri and Spicy Cilantro.
- Samurai Bodega-Japanese Grab & Go — Selling fresh made daily Japanese Grab & Go food such as Onigiri, Sandwiches, and Miso Soups.
- Simply Fresh — A range of nutrient-dense, whole-grain salads, juices, and meals-to-go.
- Strada Napoli Pizza — Offering authentic Neapolitan pizza cooked in about 90 seconds in an Italian Neapolitan wood-fired oven.
- Strive Foods — 100% delicious, vegan, gluten-free and nutrient-dense prepared foods.
- Sweet Sweet Syria — Brings the taste of Syria to Atlanta with homemade dips, cookies, and catering.
- The Spotted Trotter — Delivers charcuterie and provides service.
Beverages (8)
- Brown Girl Mixers — Small batched, all-natural syrups, shrubs, and bitters that enhance cocktails, mocktails, and culinary experiences.
- Go Juicy — A wellness beverage brand crafting sustainably sourced, ready-to-drink organic cold-pressed juices and vegan mylks.
- Kaldi’s Coffee — Family-owned and operated coffee roasting and serving coffee in St. Louis and Atlanta since 1994.
- King of Pops — Makes all natural pops in fun, often farm-fresh, flavors.
- Steep Society Coffee Concentrates — Creates chef-formulated coffee concentrates for easy, cafe-style beverages at home.
- Tanbrown Coffee — An Asian-woman owned small roasting business local to Atlanta sourcing and roasting Asian coffees.
- The Chai Box — Hand-Blended Artisanal Chai Blends.
- Witchy Kombvchy — Crafts small-batch, oak barrel–aged kombucha with botanical blends.
Flowers & Plants (3)
- Georgia Fruit Trees — Offers trees and bushes suitable for Georgia's climate, including available varieties like Apple and Peach.
- Love is Love Cooperative Farm — Brings certified organic herb and vegetable seedlings for spring and fall gardens.
- Refarm Atlanta — Locally and sustainably grown flowers and bouquets for all occasions.
Honey & Preserves (3)
- Castle Rock Honey — Harvests honey from different locations in Georgia and the region, offering natural raw honey and creamed honey.
- Georgia Jams, LLC — Manufacturing award-winning low-sugar fruit and pepper spreads.
- [PICKLES] by Evergreen & Market — Selling gourmet pickles from natural and Georgia-grown ingredients.
Crafts & Artisan (27)
- Abena Designs — Unique home goods and accessories handcrafted using quality, natural materials.
- Artworks by Karen Fincannon — Whimsical ceramic art.
- Blackbird Makers — Selling locally handmade 100% cotton blankets and everyday reusable cloths.
- Bob Petersen Pottery — Handcrafted functional and decorative pottery including mugs, bowls, plates, platters, vases and much more.
- Cali Zuzu Handmade Dolls — A variety of dolls lovingly crafted with natural premium organic cotton yarn from Turkey and Europe.
- Doc's Woodturning — All natural wooden culinary items for every organic kitchen.
- Ego Goods & Finds — Selling locally handmade jewelry created with genuine semi-precious stones and 14k gold filled.
- Eman Srouji Ceramics — Unique and functional handmade ceramic goods made out of stoneware and porcelain.
- Evolve Botanica — Creates luxurious handcrafted soaps, skincare, and artisan candles topped with gemstones.
- Garden Grown Designs — Pressed flower botanicals, resin items filled with dried flowers, and handcrafted charcuterie boards made from reclaimed wood.
- Hey Kate Artistry — Selling original and hand drawn artwork including geometric/abstract pieces and prints.
- House of TAU — An original array of functional pottery bowls, plates, platters and planters all made by hand.
- Lucky Lany — Homemade, reversible dog bandanas for any occasion.
- Made With Love Crochet — Handmade crochet animals, flowers, keychains and accessories.
- MAEMA Totes — An eco-friendly brand transforming plastic waste into one of kind pieces made from recycled plastic straw mats.
- Mary George Art — Uplifting original watercolor and acrylic paintings.
- Miles Creations — Handcrafted clothing for women of all sizes.
- Minga Pottery — Handmade pottery designed to be both functional and artful.
- Nelms Creekmur Forge — Blacksmith hand-forged items such as harpoon fire pokers and railroad spike door knockers.
- Oh, So Fitting — Minimalist jewels to decorate your body and home.
- Pink Scorpio Handmade — A husband-and-wife team specializing in mixed metal designs using sterling silver and solid gold.
- R. Jean Art — Watercolor and Acrylic paintings inspired by nature.
- Rara Avis Objects — Artful objects including jewelry inspired by mobiles and handmade leather sketchbooks and journals.
- Sally Denham Glassblowing — Unique one-of-a-kind blown glass art.
- SimplySharp — Mobile knife sharpening in Atlanta.
- Sunstone Clay Co - Handcrafted Jewelry and Goods — Selling handcrafted polymer clay jewelry and trinkets.
- Wandering Child Co. — Creates high-quality children's clothing and accessories.
Health & Beauty (1)
- Woodland Wellness Farm Apothecary — Holistic products such as bone broths, ghees, medicinal elixirs, herbal formulas, and microgreens.
Other Vendors (10)
- Barkful — Makes human-grade dog food from fresh ingredients without any preservatives or fillers.
- Georgia Grinders — Handcrafts premium nut butters from organic and natural ingredients in small batches.
- I Love Black Garlic — Organic black garlic products including peeled cloves and purée.
- Layon Granola — A preservative-free blend of pecans, walnuts, coconut, and almonds.
- Strippaggio Artisan Oils & Vinegars — Selling certified Extra Virgin Olive Oils, traditionally made balsamic vinegars and gift boxes.
- Stuckey’s - Found at Georgia Peach Truck — Offers pecans and pecan snacks made in Georgia.
- Sumthin About Spice — Clean, organic seasonings for everyday cooking.
- Tasty Koji — Small-batch koji-fermented seasonings rooted in Japanese tradition.
- The Last Straw — Every last straw is made by hand with flavors including cheddar, key lime, and peach.
- YOM Ice Cream — Premium custard ice cream and push pops made in Atlanta.
Market Hours
- saturday
- 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Season
March – December
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What Recent Visitors Say
4.8 average from 5 reviews on Google
Much better assortment of organic farm and wild foods than I've seen at other north GA farmers markets. There are some nonorganic foods, baked goods and crafts vendors too. You can find soy free eggs and raw milk. Dog friendly too. There was a cooking class in the middle today. Open Saturday 730am to noon.
A very beautiful & well organized Farmers Market. Great Variety of vegetables, fruit, flowers, Kombucha, tinctures, breads, various cooking oils & vinegars, some meat, prepared foods, cheeses, jams, syrups, even live music! We bought some awesome food & had a fabulous time walking around.
We had a delightful first visit to the Peachtree Road Farmers Market last weekend, as we were looking for something to do while our in-laws were visiting. We left with cold-pressed juice, pancake mix + syrup, peach sconuts, and more. We’ll definitely be return visitors. Parking seemed daunting at first but there’s a pretty large overflow lot in the back.
Lots to choose from, veggies, meats, cheeses, fresh bread & pastries, even local handmade crafts. This place is always a winner. Even if you don't want to buy produce, if you just came for some great coffee and breakfast (pastries, Farm Burger, Flora & Flour biscuits...) and to listen to the live music or chef demos, it's still a great way to spend the morning.
I love that this market is just a quick walk away on Saturday mornings. If you are coming for produce, be prepared to pay a little bit more but I have never been dissapointed with quality. I purchased a few peaches this weekend and they were phenomenal. Personally, I come for the crepes. The vendor here has a gluten free option and they are so fresh. This one had goat cheese, pesto, mushrooms, onions, spinach, and bacon and it was perfect.
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