Grant Park Farmers Market

Grant Park Farmers Market on Sundays from 9am - 1pm! This Farmers Market is a true definition of Local, Seasonal, Organic Produce and Products :) The Market accepts SNAP / EBT and does double for produce! Many different wonderful farm vendors who really care about the produce and products they are selling. :) Local Breads and baked goods, Local Honey, Local Pasta, Homemade Jams and Jellies, Handmade Crafts, Local Soaps, All natural dogs treats and so much more! Support the Local Economy and purchase high quality, healthy foods and products! SAVE SOIL 🙏

My favorite farmers market in Atlanta!

Always something fun and delicious to sample, eat, buy, from perfect peaches from Pearson Farms to my charcuterie go to, The Spotted Trotter, to new discoveries Jar Masala for their gorgeous looking and tasting spice and tea jars, to Smyly Farms for everything duck from various cuts to bone broth to duck liver, Piedmont Provisions for their tasty creations like Mango Chili Thai Pepper Preserves or Carrot Bourbon Orange Marmalade, to beautiful chocolate mint (the herb not the candy) and kale from Narrow Way Farm.

Then walk down the block to Eventide for a craft beer on their sunny patio, with wood fired oven curry pizza from Paradiso truck parked at their curb.

All things to look forward to on Sundays 9am-1pm!

A man bun carrying iced coffee and a canvas tote filled with kale captures the essence of Grant Park Farmers Market.

I once overheard a mom telling her kids to finish their raw organic milk because “milk” wasn’t specific enough.

Cynicism aside, this is a great weekend farmer’s market. There’s a nice balance of crafters, produce vendors and food vendors. Iced coffee and kombucha are obtainable. Flowers are super popular during the spring through early fall, and my understanding is if you don’t get to the market early enough, all the flowers will be gone. I’m not really into ornamental plants without roots, but I understand people like them.

Across the street, there are a few breweries and restaurants. You could certainly have a decent Sunday Funday starting with the farmer’s market and then heading across the street for food and drink.

Parking is along the street. It’s best to park a short distance from the market and walk. The cars vs people situation gets dicey close to the market. Bike racks are across the street in front of the restaurants.

There’s been a notable increase in strollers and small children among marketgoers.