Dekalb Farmers Market
- Hours:
Mon-Sun 9:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m. - Price Range: $
- Accepts Credit Cards: No
- Parking: Private Lot
- Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
106 Reviews for Dekalb Farmers Market
YDKFM is good stuff, and it can be one hell of an adventure if you go on a weekend. We live around the corner, so I tend to run up and do shopping for specific items, rather than old-school pantry stocking. Between our CSA membership and YDKFM, I don't hardly ever brave traditional groceries.
Notes from my friends, but not my experience: the fresh or repackaged foods at the market have been said to taste of the market. Like, the way it smells. Again, not my complaint, but several of my friends have mentioned it.
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I am very lucky to live right around the corner from this place. Great selection of foods, from meat to produce to dairy to snacks and everything in between, all the freshest and highest quality you'll find in these parts. And the prices are much less than major grocery stores around here, and it makes sense. Just think about how much of every dollar you spend at Kroger or Publix goes towards marketing and advertising. Not at YDFM, and the savings are substantial.
Their salad and hot food bars are AWESOME, you can take it to go or eat in their cafeteria style setup. Wholesome fresh foods you're unlikely to find many places around here. Lasagnas, roasted mushrooms, lamb curry, kung pao tofu, fried chicken, mashed rutabaga, and all kinds of other good stuff that varies depending on the day. You pay by the pound their, and while the other cashiers accept debit or checks, THE FOOD BAR IS CASH ONLY. I've forgotten this a couple times and been disappointed.
Their beer and wine selection is also terrific, great variety and priced to sell.
Keep in mind that they keep the place rather chilly to slow down the spoilage process, so bring a jacket or sweater if you're going to be in there a while.
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Just so you know how much I love this place: I live in Paulding County and I drive here every Sunday.
The prices cannot be beat (yes I'm using gas but a friend and I alternate driving), the selection cannot be beat, and the quality cannot be beat.
They are open 9-9 everyday, but I strongly encourage going closer to the 9am side if you go on Saturday or Sunday. And like many other people have mentioned... bring a sweater. It is damn cold.
A few of my favorite things:
*Organic Chai Latte Mix!
*If you want 1 chicken breast or 1/2 a pound of wings, you can get it. No pre-packaged meat here, folks.
*I never knew so many types of eggplant existed. Now that I do, I am determined to use them all.
*The Pastry Bar! This is cash only but they have single serving pastries they will box up for you. Watch them ring it up like a hawk though, I don't think my things have ever been rang correctly.
*The place is huge, crowded, but highly efficient.
*A large container of sun dried tomatoes for $1.98!
Okay seriously, I could go on and on. Definitely check this place out!
**Note: They accept cash, checks (after approval at the front counter), debit cards, and food stamps. They DO NOT accept credit cards.
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You pretty much have to love YDFM. They have a bunch of fresh fruit and veggies, all kinds of organic sustainable granola food, and a pretty nice little wine cellar. Great coffee, and the pastry counter is outstanding.
There are a few downsides - be very careful when you buy the baked goods and such. If they sit out too long, they taste like Farmer's Market Smell, which is a horrible thing for a muffin to taste like. Peanut butter and Farmer's Market. It's always cold in there, and the fish department, unsurprisingly, reeks of fish. The service is often distant at best, although sometimes you get someone who actually seems glad to see you.
All of that aside, this is where I buy pretty much all my food that doesn't come in a can or freezer tray. Go for it.
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I love this place because their food is always fresh. I don't have to stock up on items, I can spend about 6 days a week there getting what I need for the nights dinner. I am pleased with the workmanship of the employees at the store and their uncanny ability to get me back day after day. That's not to say they get along behind closed doors, but they always have a united front which makes you want to be around even more.
I love love love this place.
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One of my favorite places ever! I remember the DFM when they were in the little Suburban Plaza location about 25 yrs ago, and I am still making a visit there at least once a week. i love the people who work there, the assortment of amazing produce, the colors and the sounds and textures. Their hot/cold bar is the best deal in town. If you want to impress out of towners, take them on a field trip here! great prices too!
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I try to come here once a week. I wish they carried cat food, toilet paper, and rice milk instead of just Silk full fat soymilk and I'd never go to any other grocery store.
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Good selection of produce, naturally. Cool place to go and shop if you can stand the smell and the cold(I can stand neither so I don't go too often).
That being said, I do have to say the the food bar is awesome! I love all the eclectic choices and you can not beat the price.
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When I die I will forgo heaven for one long extended trip to Your Dekalb Farmer's Market. It's that good. Just imagine - rows upon rows of fresh veggies (organic and not), seasonal fruit, any spice you could ever want for dirt cheap, amazing cheeses, fresh baked breads ... Yes, my friends, that is YDFM.
The real key to enjoying YDFM is timing. If you want to be in a vegetable filled mosh pit, by all means go on Sunday afternoon. If you would like a more reasonable shopping experience, I recommend Sunday mornings before Churches let out, or a weekday afternoon. I have a friend who swears that 9 am on Saturday mornings is the optimal time to go - apparently, all the pastries are 20 - 50% off then.
YDFM is a weekly routine for me, and I look forward to it every week. I go after work, have "Farmer's Market Dinner" at their salad/hot bar (So Cheap! So cheap! But Cash Only!) and do my shopping for the week. Including booze and Orangina and expensive cheeses, I feed my household of two (both adults) for $100 or under a week. You could do your weekly grocery shopping here MUCH cheaper if you're really frugal. The prices on veggies are much lower than that of your local grocery store.
They also have a huge recycling center on the side of the parking lot - so bring your recyclables to drop off!
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Best produce selection (and prices) in Atlanta. The place is huge and freezing so bring a sweater. This is the only place I go to buy spices. You buy them in small tubs and pay by weight, only they tend to cost 10% of what you are used to finding in the grocery store. I recently purchased about 80 bay leaves in a bag for less than $1. This place is fabulous for fresh seafood (there are tanks of fish in the middle of the store), pastries, random international food, and loose teas (also sold by weight).
This place is wonderful. The produce is amazing and you can count on them to carry much healthier products than run-of-the-mill grocers. Besides the produce and packaged food, try their delicious freshly baked breads (often they're still warm when you take them off the shelf), sliced dried mango (I'm addicted), and New England clam chowder. Going there is always a treat because it's like momentary trip to a foreign country. What's exciting is that I know there are probably hundreds more products at DFM that I'll love that I've not even discovered yet! And by the way: It's true that there is a kinda funky smell, but honestly I love it! I think it's because it means that excellent food is coming my way!
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The prices are great, but I get a little claustrophobic in the crowds. BE prepared to shuffle down packed aisles. I always feel a little rushed--like I can't really take my time and find something new to try. But, the fresh meats in the deli are really good and their spice selection is insane. Also, you must try the mac & cheese on the hot bar--CASH ONLY!
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91 reviewsalready?!....should I bother?! LOL There is just one main thing wrong with this place, and that it is that it is nowhere near me. NO good Farmer's Market is near me :-( Only Harry's fake Farmer's Markets, which ARE nice, but expensive and not the real thing. I have only been here about a dozen times, usually when I just HAPPEN to be in the area AND have some kind of cooler! This place is just awesome. Nothing more to say. Excellent prices, direct, fresh food of all kinds, cheese, seafood, fruit vegetables....I feel you cannot say enough about this. If you are in the area, just check it out!
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The sign out front says "Your Dekalb Farmers Market". Really? Is it mine? All mine?!?!?!?! (muaaaahhhahahahahaha insert scary laugh)
Sweeeeettt!!! I have actually been here several times to buy beer and wine (hint: very cheap wines) and while usually early on Saturday mornings with the rest of the state, this visit came late last night at around 8pm on a Sunday. First of all, I was not even expecting it to be open this late. Second of all I was not expecting the shear number of people that were here at 8:00pm on a Sunday night.
Either way, the Farmers Market and it's employee's were both welcoming and accommodating to me and my girlfriend at this hour of the night on a Sunday. Thank you, thank you, thank you Dekalb Farmers Market!
Of course you can't just rush in and rush out of this place; so we grabbed a basket and strolled around. The fish section is the best and most entertaining because of all the slimy fishy McFish that reside there. That is, until I buy you up, and take you home, then fry you up! But still entertaining to look at. Then there is that fresh produce section. OOOhhh, aaagghhh! All the pretty color's and smells. It smells like spring in here. But I'm inside! AAAggghhh!
Of course you can not come here and NOT stroll down the bread isle's. Just look at all the carbs and doughy goodness. Yeah, I had to gets me some pumpernickel raisin bread. Yummy!!!
Ok, so let's recap. The Farmers Market is open 9 to 9, 7 days a week. Thanks to my girlfriend, I now have that burned in to my brain. The food selection is outstanding and the prices are wonderful. Especially on beer and wine selections!
One star gets taken away because I wanted something from the dessert bar but they only took cash :( Me no cash. Me live in a plastic world (like Barbie).
But all in all, I like the "Your (mine?) Dekalb Farmers Market. I can't believe it has taken me this long to write a review on this place.
So here you are Atl!
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I came here a long time ago, and always wish I could come back. If you're visiting and want to get a sense of the real Atlanta, consider making a stop here. It's an insanely cheap international grocery-store, located in a large building on a small road. There's a deli and very cheap wines as well, so it's a good place for a quick lunch too.
Let me say again how extremely cheap this place is. Like, $2 for a huge container of curry spice. The variety of food is simply staggering. Posted in a variety of languages, a huge range of international packaged AND fresh foods is available. The associates all wear nametags indicating which languages they speak. Navigate the crowds around the fish counter, and you'll be well-rewarded with fresh, cheap seafood.
I remember seeing a dad lead his little girl around this store. Her eyes wide, she kept pointing at different vegetables she had never before encountered. :) A great place for kids to explore and learn about different foods.
A NOTE: Last time I was here, it was cash/check only. Also, it can be a bit hard to find the first time, so bring directions.
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Spices a'plenty! Organic vegetables... everywhere. Shopping cart warriors, clutter the place. Be on your game. I love that game.
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I love it! Definitely the cheapest and best place to buy spices. prices on veggies are good with some deals on fruits.
I think the meats are a pretty good price since they are organic.
Oh, and don't forget to stop by the snack bar. The Almond horns are excellent!
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Fish tanks and lots of foreigners...
No, not the Georgia Aquarium. It's the Dekalb Farmers Market.
Once you get used to the smell in this Grocery Store of Babel, you can't help but be astounded by the sheer variety of comestibles and victuals carried by this place. Just pay attention. It can be like the streets of New Delhi in here.
I recommend the pastry counter. After that go stare at the trout for about an hour.
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Everyone raves about this place. I feel like one of my friends might marry it. But the only thing more impressive than the International Farmers Market on Peachtree Industrial is the meat selection is slightly bigger. Other than that the International Farmers Market is bigger, cheaper, and less crowded. That's right, I said it.
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Holy overstimulation batman.
It's going to take a couple of trips to get used to this place. They have absolutely every type of food you can think of. And if they don't have it, do you really need it?
The only thing I'd like to see is a local produce section - I'm really into local organic produce so I'll stick to the Morningside Market for now.
I had an epiphany while in there - what a world of abundance we live in and if shared appropriately - there is enough for everyone.
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I don't care how crowded it is.
I don't care about the smell.
I don't even care that I always forget to grab a cart in the parking lot and have to turn around to get one.
**I LOVE the Dekalb Farmer's Market**
The sheer variety and volume of produce is enough to make this vegasaurus go weak in the knees. From apples to zucchini, soup to nuts, deli to dairy, this place has it all.
I usually start in the produce section and work my way towards seafood, then end my trip at the pastry bar. Give yourself plenty of time if you go on the weekend; you'll have to learn some slick moves to weave your way through the crowd.
I love shopping for food, but I'm even more enthralled by looking at what my fellow shoppers have in their baskets. It's so nice to see families with carts full of fruits and veggies, organic breads and grains, fresh seafood, and fragrant spices. A nice alternative to chain groceries where I have to cringe at the amount of chemicals patrons are buying to put in their bodies.
I love the hustle and bustle of it all. Of course, it doesn't hurt that the place is so cheap. With the price of food going up everywhere, this is very important for families or individuals on a budget who are trying to stay healthy. They also offer a pay-by-the-pound buffet with items made from the market. *Note: The buffet and pastry bar are cash only.*
So, give yourself a couple of hours, grab a cup of coffee and a pastry, and enjoy the experience.
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It's great for all the international foods that you can't get at Kroger or Publix. I go there for everything. Fruits/vegetables are delicious, and they also have a huge selection of meat and seafood. It's a one-stop shop.
Just remember to bring a debit card or cash.
If you love to cook and get your hands on the produce, this is your place. Everything from fresh collards to live lobster laid out before you. Go on a weekday if you can swing it and you will have all the time in the world to poke and squeeze without the large crowds of the weekend. The wine is priced very well with case discounts for solid cases or mixed. You can't buy herbs and spices cheaper anywhere in Atl. So cheap in fact you can afford to toss what you have not used after a couple of months and buy fresh again. Good seafood selection but the meat prices are no bargain. Likewise the cheese selection.
If you love all things edible give this place a try.
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This farmer's market has a huge variety of meats, decent amount of cheeses, and tons of fresh vegetables, some of which I have never heard of. The downside is that it gets ridiculously crowded at times, especially Sundays, and they pretty much only take cash or debit cards. I forgot to mention the wine selection Mmmmm.....they got lots and its cheap too.
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I love the Dekalb Farmers Market mainly because I love their fresh produce. It is really good and you will get spoiled by the selection and the prices. It's the little things that get me; I like being able to select each and every individual green bean I buy from a giant bin of green beans, and I like mixing and matching bananas at varying degrees of ripeness so that I can have a perfectly ripened banana every day of the week, and I like having so many different hot peppers to choose from. The produce here is great and it is inexpensive relative to most grocery stores or supermarkets. I also like to peruse the grocery section because they offer many interesting items.
I will agree that the store has a smell to it but the smell I notice is mostly the fishy smell (I don't buy baked good here so I can't attest to the smell retained in the baked goods). But, even though we must suffer the fishy smell, I like the fish here. They have a great selection and good prices.
After the fish are cheese, dairy, meat and freezer sections which really are the coldest parts of the store (it is very cold - I always bring a sweater). They have a wide variety of more common and also more obscure cheeses with pretty low prices (especially the more common ones - they are really cheap here). One really excellent product they have here in the freezer section is Ciao Bella gelato and sorbetto. There are a ton of great flavors in little pints so you can try a few. If you like gelato or sorbetto, I highly recommend checking out Ciao Bella (the hazelnut, chocolate/hazelnut, coconut, and blood orange are all excellent).
I am not a huge fan of the wine section here although I do look it over and find some good things occasionally. In general, I have found them to have a lot of wines that other grocery stores or wine stores also have but at a slightly higher price. The price difference is not usually that much so I guess it would be more convenient to get them here if you were here, anyway. But, I like going to the wine store so I generally skip buying wine at the Farmers Market.
I never, ever go here on the weekends; it scares me. When you go in, remember to grab a cart (and bring a sweater). Also, they do not accept credit cards but they do accept debit cards, cash and checks.
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Whenever I head out of town to visit family up north, I always stop by here to pick up some Georgia Pecans on the way out of town. This is one of my fave farmer's markets - it's huge and the prices are decent. I just wish it was closer to me as I live on the opposite side of town. I would definitely shop here on the regular if I could.
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Well,what can I say except that we love DFM... I love the variety of foods,the quality,the price,everything... Sure there's a smell but it's not anything you can't ignore... I do recommend a light jacket while you're looking around since it's always cold in there... The meat section is to die for... Where else can you get such great meat for such low prices?? Oh,and don't forget to pick up a package of the chocolate filled croissants,YUMMY!
DFM is great if you love to cook and are looking for new and interesting ingredients. They have unique food varieties from all over the world and you can get a lot of stuff (spices especially) at much cheaper prices than typical grocery or specialty shops. This place gets very busy with all people from all over the world with makes it that much cooler.
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I would give this place a 5 star, but they do not accept credit card! TERRIBLE... and the fact they are super packed! But the meat department was amazing, and they have everything and anything your palate can imagine. The variety of foods that are sold is amazing. Also I really dig the produce and freshness and the fact they are "organic" seems to make this place more Granola People friendly. The seafood department has so many types of fish, some I have never even heard of. This place is definitely cool, just be sure to bring cash!
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I love this place...when I lived right down the street I hardly went, now that I live clear across town I go all the time! Well actually I do a monthly pilgrimage to get my prosciutto ( I HEART Prosciutto), bacalao, super fresh organic produce and other random international vittles, cuz that's how I get down.
I love this place, however I despise that its sooooo cold in there! Jeez and peas I make sure to walk with a sweater cuz its FROSTY. Also going on the weekends can prove difficult and I heard that they raise their prices for weekend customers, not sure how true that is. I complain yet I still go on the weekends, who am I to stop others from getting their Yuca root and lemongrass on a Saturday afternoon!?!? I just join with the masses and do what I gotta do.
I love EVERYTHING about this Farmers Market especially their tea section and that food bar...after years of shopping here I finally ate at the food bar for the first time last year! Totally delish.
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Personally this place gets one star from me for one reason: THE SMELL.
Not only does it hit you when you walk in the door... it follows you home in your cheese and baked goods giving you that plasticy fish taste that is completely unappetizing. It even sticks to canned goods making them smell up your cupboard. And the weird thing is that the items won't always have such a strong odor (well except for the baked goods that always have this funk), but more often than not they do.
If you have no sense of taste or smell as it appears is the case for many reviewers below, by all means, head on over!
They have the best selection of produce, nice baked goods, fish and meats, all very reasonably priced.
If the smell wasn't such an issue - I would give this place 5 starts. But because I like to actually enjoy my food.. I give this place 1 star.
You would think the owners/management might look into this, but then again, they have probably been huffing that stanky smell for so long they no longer notice it.
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One day my boyfriend and I were sitting around wondering what to do with a lovely day. I mentioned that I was hungry and he reminded me that I had not been to the Dekalb Farmer's Market, so off we went!
Like others have said, the stink of fish will make your eyes water upon entry. Also, my boyfriend had joked that it was like the United Nations in there, so Garbanzo's review made me giggle.
What struck me about this place is its sheer size and volume of international foods. We walked through every aisle checking out every single thing. We were sooo happy when we found vegan yellow curry mixes! We bought a few cans and then made our way over to the produce section to get some coordinating veggies.
I have never seen so many different varieties of fruits and vegetables and I marveled at the sight of actual, fresh lemongrass! Every time I get a recipe for Thai or Indian food they always say get this, get that, and I always ditch out because I have no idea where to find such exotic things. Well, now I know where to go!
The wine and beer section was okay, the wine selection was pretty well-rounded, but the beer was pretty sad. I think Candler Park Market has a better selection in 1/6th of the space.
One thing that weirded me out about the place (besides the live fish and crabs) was the employees. Everyone seemed like they would rather spit on you than look at you. We almost got ran over twice by people pushing giant carts full of produce. During one instance we were trying to grab a block of tofu out of the cooler and this lady literally bumped her cart into us, insinuating that she wanted us out of her way! She then proceeded to block the tofu and put some stock in a freezer. After she moved we got our tofu. We were so shocked we just sort of stood there and stared at her in utter disbelief.
We didn't really see anything we wanted to buy, except the yellow curry mix. But at least we know where to get it when we need it, and to get the hell out of the way of incoming giant metal carts!
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This place is huge!!! I've been coming here to pick up materials to cook for a while now. It never ceases to amaze. They have awesome produce, and it's sooo inexpensive. I love going down the aisles and seeing all sorts of things I would never have seen before. This is basically the "you want it, we got it" market.
Aside from the great produce, they have a great variety of fish/seafood and meats... and a great amount of cheeses. Their cheese selection isn't as "upscale" as an Alon's for example, but it'll still impress.
If you haven't gone here before, you should go just for the experience, even if you don't buy anything (but you will).
I do all my shopping here. So long Publix and Kroger! Dekalb Farmers Market has a vast selection of well, just about everything. While they have all sorts of imported sauces, noodles, and candies, I would advise one to stick with the essentials here: The produce and meat. They have the largest selection of produce available anywhere and it's very cheap. Most of it, if not all, is organic as well.
The meat is always fresh with a huge variety of Turkey, Chicken, Beef, Pork, and even Bison. OH and the FISH!!!! Best selection of fish anywhere and best prices. You can pick up a GIANT piece of Salmon for 7-8 bucks. It's as fresh as can be.
My only qualm about DFM is that the baked goods aren't so great. Other than that, this place is amazing.
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The Dekalb Farmers Market has been my secret spot since the mid mid 90's. I'm never disappointed in anything this place offers. I drink different green and black teas and love imported beer (horaaaaay beer), Delkab has all that covered. That back room is like a beer drinkers paradise and the wine selection starts at the floor and extends all the way to the ceiling. Drink up!
Side from my drinking needs, the fish selection is always an A+. Salmon, cod, shark, sea bass, the list goes on. The other review pretty much have all the great points covered, I'm just giving you my points of pleasure.
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On the weekend it's like an IKEA at the Tower of Babel. Total clusterfuck of humanity where person to person communication is all but impossible. Be prepared to use your cart as a weapon.
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I am lucky enough that I live close enough to here to use it as my regular grocery store; It also serves, like this evening, as my psychiatrist. I spend less $$, have better variety, fresher produce and hard to find goods. I have been shopping here for years, and when the family visits (we are a "cooking" family), it always includes a trip here to shop. The colors, smells, tastes, excitement of it all, soothes me. (Though Sat and Sunday are NEVER soothing shopping at the market!)
This evening's trip resulted in me making ginger and lime salmon with spinach and plantains..even though I didn't get home till f-ing 9pm. It was worth it.
Just for fun..look what you can get for $102. ($100 at Whole foods is like five items.) This will last me and the boy two weeks. The produce FYI lasts like four times longer than grocery store produce as it is fresher, preservative free and not sprayed with water every five seconds.
For $102 : salmon -- shrimp -- fresh pork sausage - fresh lamb sausage (3 different kinds) -- pork chops -- tofu -- sheep's feta -- Plain yogurt -- Goat cheese -- organic milk -- a whole roaster chicken -- ground hot chicken sausage -- Green tea gelato -- portobello mushrooms -- dried apricots -- fusilli -- organic quinoa -- black beans -- french lentils -- cauliflower -- Vimal Indian dinners -- Ginger -- roasted almonds -- rice sticks -- fish sauce -- dark soy sauce -- olives stuffed with lemons -- coconut milk -- chili paste -- squash -- avocado -- carrots -- zucchinni -- broccoli -- tangelos -- limes -- lemons -- raw peanuts -- soybean nuts -- fried green peas -- bosc pears -- granny smith apples -- potatos -- onions -- shallots -- garlic -- dried bannanas -- fresh basil, thyme, oregano, cilantro, italien parsley -- arugala -- Mcintosh apples -- currants -- cheesecloth -- celery -- plantains -- one ruby red grapefruit and a partridge in a pear tree....
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Okay, this is like the UNITED NATIONS OF FOOD.
It is the most amazing, huge, awesome food fest ever...
The shopping is great, and the market is awesome.. the stuff is fresh, fun, and soooo good.
I used to live a mile from there.. ahh I miss it. GO GO GO!
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My family and I came here to shop for some produce and some good meat, and boy was I supprise!
I am a South African in America, but I didn't feel out , not at all, after seeing our South African Flag hangin' up there, I am at home far from home!!!! The different languages I heard, man I could awesomely Relate....
I tell you, I was Impressed!!!
This is the Place' My husband and daughter loved it too!
To us this place is now our New Wall Mart......
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The Dekalb Farmer's Market has a huge selection of everything. From bulk grains and beans, fresh fruit and veggies, meat and seafood- this place has everything you need. I love the spices and teas- very inexpensive. I believe the meat (or most of it) is hormone and antibiotic free and they have every cut you can imagine. Seafood is great- they have a huge variety for good prices. This is where I go especially when cooking an exotic dish which calls for unusual ingredients. And I stock up on my fruit here- who could have guessed there are so many varieties of oranges? They take cash, checks and ATM/debit cards...no credit cards.
I also love that I can drop off my recycling while I'm there!
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