Alpharetta Farmer's Market

July 23, 2022, August 26, 2023, August 31, 2024, November 2, 2024 stopped by the Farmers Market! 👩‍🌾 July 2022 went with the gals to the Downtown Alpharetta Farmers Market in Georgia August 26, 2023 Mary, Belle, and I got to go to Valor Coffee in Alpharetta Georgia and celebrate their 4th birthday with them. They also gave us a birthday sticker for my niece Sofias birthday! After we went to the Farmers Market! Alpharetta Farmers Market and Valor Coffee, 31 August 2024. September 9, 2023 stopped in! August 31, 2024 first day at my new home! Woke up and went to Valor Coffee! Then headed to the Alpharetta Farmers Market with the family and Ashley! Stopped in September 21,2024 Stopped in October 5, 2024

Absolutely one of our favorite places to spend our Saturdays from April through October!! We enjoy the variety of vendors…trying new things & purchasing new products. You can find so many different things…desserts (including keto), spices & sauces, vegetables, cheeses, steaks, seafood, soaps, face scrubs, lotions, candles, jellies & jams, almost anything you’d like to try. I would recommend anyone go give it a try!

Lots of variety! Fresh fish, Different kinds of mushrooms, plants and flowers. Coffee, bee products, enchiladas, breads and lots more. Some products can be a little spendy but between their products and the fun, it is well worth the money.

Overpriced goods, mediocre food vendors, scarce parking at peak times and few actual produce stalls make this "farmer's market" one to avoid. If you like crowds, poor value for money, fighting for parking and a lot of soaps, salves, juices and sauces, it's right up your alley.

Great farmers market with a variety of vendors and food my favorite spot are the crepes. Check them out they are the best in atlanta. Its a pop up cart that attends different events in Atlanta and also cater. The waiting time in the line is about 20 min but its worth it 🙏🏻🙌🏼🤤👌🏽😎. @vanilla_crepes

I live near so it is a good place to visit on a Saturday morning. You need to get there early to find a park otherwise you will be walking a long way. They should call this a festival because there are maybe 2 true vendors that sell fruits and vegetables every thing else is jewelry and food that is overpriced. I went on opening day this year and I stayed about 10 minutes because by 9 am it was so crowded I could not enjoy myself. If you choose to attend please get there by 8 am especially when it gets warmer. Don't expect a true farmers market because this is not it.

Such a fun experience with all the food, coffee and shopping choices. Great way to spend your Saturday morning. Spring to Fall you get to help support local artisans. Especially love spoiling my pet with great treats from Pet Wants or bandanas from York & Earl.

This FM is tops in the area. Location is nice and family oriented with options for parking, including a parking garage nearby. Lots of people and dogs making it very lively and bustling. Vendors were a mix of traditional and eclectic, with both fresh fruit and vegetable stands to freshly prepared/cooked ones also. There were soaps, plants, seafood, meats, African baskets/hats, fresh juices, coffee, pastries(huge), baked breads and goods. There were also jewelry vendors along with some of the boutique shops in the area(behind the FM) opened at that time of morning…we arrived around 9am. Very nice!