City Farmers Market

I really enjoy looking around for Thai and Asian snanks and sauces. They have something that I didn't think they will have. I would also want to say that check the expiration date before buying, sometimes, they have been on the shelves like forever lol. Also, the fresh vegetables and fruits zone were amazing to look too.

City Farmer’s Market is pretty central to Duluth, a little off the main path. I came by here to go to the food court. While they have a lot of selections, the actual place is much to be desired. The bathrooms were filthy and the floors of the food court are not clean. Most of the tables were dirty. I ordered from Nest Here by Thai Thanh Yen. I got a milk tea and it was good. Overall not super impressed with this farmer’s market.

Love coming to this market. It has a wide variety of products from different parts of the world. I mostly like the large selection of snacks from other countries that you can find here. There's also fresh seafood for people that are into that. Overall a good place to find a multitude of things from other countries and have a decent time while doing so.

City Farmers Market brings the world to Atlanta. They have wide range of fruits and veggies from all over the world. Groceries are also very colorful. They reflect people that live around here. They sell live fish, crabs and more . Their food court offer world kitchen.

I enjoyed my experience here. I felt like I was in another county. There were so many different restaurants in the food court. The restroom was clean and smelled nice. The cashier was friendly. There is food from all over the world here. The tea section is impressive. I think this place has something for everyone. The seafood was fresh. The produce looked great too. Prices were good as well.

City Farmers Market is a gem for anyone who appreciates fresh produce and a vibrant market atmosphere. Nestled in the heart of the city, this market offers a diverse range of fruits, vegetables, meats, and artisanal products that cater to a variety of tastes and preferences. One of the standout features of City Farmers Market is the quality and variety of produce available. Whether you're looking for exotic fruits, organic vegetables, or locally sourced meats, you're likely to find exactly what you need here. The vendors take pride in offering fresh and high-quality products, making each visit a delight for food enthusiasts. The market's atmosphere is lively and bustling, especially on weekends, creating a vibrant and energetic ambiance. It's a great place to explore new foods, interact with local vendors, and soak in the diverse culinary offerings that the city has to offer. While the market primarily focuses on fresh produce, it also boasts a selection of artisanal products such as baked goods, cheeses, spices, and more. These unique offerings add a layer of depth to the shopping experience, allowing visitors to discover new flavors and ingredients to enhance their culinary adventures. With its wide variety of products, friendly vendors, and lively atmosphere, it's a place that will leave you inspired and eager to return for more culinary discoveries.

Customer Service team is awesome! I bought a box of limes that didn’t meet the expectations i had and they helped me out incredibly! I was searching and searching for the receipt and once i found it, i realized i had to return with the same card and i didn’t have it in my possession. They waited patiently for me to get a hold of the card and issued a refund. Special thanks to Tom in Customer Service for assisting me properly.

Typical Viet supermarket around here. Viets in the front. Latinos working the back. The place is always well stocked with great prices on produce. The produce itself has always been good to me. Nothing too violated. They do a lot of different cuts of meat. No cuts that are too amazing, but it's all the standard stuff. Their crabs are a bit less energetic to getting harassed than the ones at other places. Their spice rack is stocked with all the whole spices you'd need. They have a cute little Euro foods section. It's already. Mostly treats and the like.

City Farmer's Market is pretty central to Duluth, a little off the main path. I came by here to go to the food court. While they have a lot of selections, the actual place is much to be desired. The bathrooms were filthy and the floors of the food court are not clean. Most of the tables were dirty. I ordered from Nest Here by Thai Thanh Yen. I got a milk tea and it was good. Overall not super impressed with this farmer's market.

As a fan of City Farmers Markets, this location was no exception. They have fresh produce for phenomenal prices. Being in Duluth, this location has an even most vast selection of Asian pantry and produce items to look through. It is one of their larger locations and lots of aisles to get customers in and out. Will come again as always.

Definitely not the typical farmers market.. I walked into this place thinking I was just gonna get some veggies For a special occasion and uhhhh It was like left I left America for a surprise vacation I've been around for more than a few decades And I saw fruits and veggies in here I've never seen before A real beautiful experience Lots of hard to find Asian items... For yummy recipes You will definitely have a great opportunity to come across them here Not only that, There are restaurants attached To this farmers market Comsmetic, check cashing, accounting principles They even had dishes, pots and various kitchen items I mean, the better question is What isn't found here Definitely an enjoyable experience Just walking around seeing all the unfamiliar Items.. Definitely recommend one and all Check this place out..

A vast variety of produce and meats at competitive prices. Not only do they carry Asian foods and goods, they also carry middle eastern, South American, Caribbean, and European foods and goods. Halal meats as well from what I've seen. After spending a couple hundred on a cart full of groceries don't forget to stop by their foodcourt for some international fare. One of my favorite pho spots is actually in their food court!

In honor of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month in May, my fiancé and I had ordered take out in Duluth to celebrate. While waiting for my order at Kuya's, located in this shopping center (formerly Assi Plaza), I decided to look around. I noticed a lot of the other restaurants in the food court (almost all) were closed. Not sure if that was just due to the pandemic or if they've been closed for quite some time. In any case, I quickly made my way to the area with kitchen supplies, as I remembered I needed some good soup/ramen bowls. They have a pretty wide selection of cooking supplies at a reasonable price. I got myself two new bowls and continued to look around. I didn't know until today that this is a sister store to the Hong Kong Supermarket in Norcross. Admittedly, I still like the H Mart chain better so far, in terms of the food court, selection of items, and cleanliness, but this store was pretty decently stocked and leaps and bounds cleaner than Hong Kong Supermarket when I went. Granted, some of that may be due to the extra sanitation measures in place for COVID-19, but either way I was glad to not have any stomach churning smell experiences while walking through the store. On the way out, I snagged some katsu and oyster sauce, since we're cooking at home more than ever. My fiance and I are both homesick to some extent and miss all the easy access we had to our favorite Asian-Hawaiian dishes. Living in Gwinnett County has definitely made the transition easier though, knowing there have been a lot of good Asian supermarkets and restaurants nearby to get a taste of home. For an after dinner treat, I decided to try some Vietnamese sweet rice cakes. They had an interesting aroma and taste from the leaves infused in them. They reminded me of a bigger, chewier version of Filipino puto, but I think I like the taste and texture of puto better. Overall, it was a pretty solid experience. I would come back and shop for items probably when I'm back ordering from Kuya's again.

I went this afternoon to the market & the seafood department was not as fresh as I had hoped, but the selection was good. Most seafood is or was frozen, which I am not a fan of. The produce & market are very godd with good prices, so I stocked up on veggies!!! I bought a container of Japanese Party Mix, which I was so excited to bring home. I got home & took 1 bite - STALE!!!!! I looked at the expiration date.... PACKED 4/19/19 & SELL BY 10/16/19?!? What the heck?!? I tossed it out before I thought to post this, so this is what was left in the container when I took the picture. Today is February 29, 2020. 4 months+ these have been on the shelf! Uggg, gross!

City farmers market in Duluth has almost everything that you need, especially if you are Filipino. They always have the freshest produce, excellent selection of seafood, and their meat selection is also good. A large variety of sauces, and spices for your pantry. There is also a wide variety of other countries represented.

City Farmers Market, a local Vietnamese-owned Asian and Hispanic grocery store chain, has been expanding in metro Atlanta. Currently, this location in Duluth and another one in Snellville are the company's two newest locations. There are now six total stores in the Atlanta area. They are numbered as follows: 1. Chamblee 2. Atlanta 3. Snellville 4. Norcross 5. Marietta 6. Duluth I'm not sure how the stores were numbered, but it's not chronologically. The Norcross location, known as Hong Kong Supermarket (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hong-kong-supermarket-norcross-2), is the original. It was formerly located on Buford Highway before it moved to its current location in Norcross. Since that time, City Farmers Market has "returned" to the original BuHi location as store #2. This location in Duluth replaced the old Assi Plaza on Pleasant Hill Road near I-85 (https://www.yelp.com/biz/assi-plaza-duluth). I was told by a City Farmers Market employee, who used to work at Assi, that Assi closed on July 15, 2018 and City Farmers Market opened the following day: July 16, 2018. A quick turnaround. It's sad - the supermarket seems like a shell of its former self. While this is one of the newest locations of City Farmers Market, it certainly doesn't look like it. That's because it inherited an old space unlike store #1 in Chamblee (https://www.yelp.com/biz/city-farmers-market-chamblee) which was newly constructed about three years ago. I like the Chamblee location; this one, not so much. This store, and the sizable shopping plaza it's contained in, have gone downhill. It's not as nice, clean, and in good condition as it used to be. When we visited this past weekend, trash was strewn about the plaza's parking lot and sidewalks. The shopping carts, which were a mixture of old Assi carts and used City Farmers Market carts, were beat up and in average shape at best. Inside, the market had a vast array of smells, some of which were simply putrid. An example of this was in the rice section, one of the last places you'd expect to smell bad. I have no idea what made that section smell awful. I know it's not uncommon for Asian markets to have funky smells, but this one had smells that were particularly off-putting. Unfortunately, I can see why Assi left. The only Assi Plaza that remains in the area is in Suwanee (https://www.yelp.com/biz/assi-plaza-suwanee); it's still decent. Along with the old Assi shopping carts, many remnants of the old Assi remain inside this store. Examples include aisle signage with the Assi logo, food picture banners that hang from the ceiling in the produce section with the Assi logo, and restaurants and vendors that were open in the old Assi. Some of the restaurants have transitioned over to City Farmers Market like Kuya's Food Express, the food court's popular Filipino restaurant. Others have closed such as Mozart Bakery, yet Mozart's storefront signage remains. Generally, it appears somewhat like a hodgepodge of open and closed vendors. Speaking of aisle signage, some of the aisles were incorrectly labeled. A good (bad?) example was aisle 10 for which the sign lists "Rice." There was no rice to be found. Instead, we found the rice in an unmarked corner of the store. They carried my favorite brand of jasmine rice, Three Ladies Brand. I picked up a couple five-pound bags for $6.29 each. (I remember they used to be $5 each several years ago.) The produce section had a variety of leafy greens, bagged for easy grab-and-go like Great Wall Supermarket down the street (https://www.yelp.com/biz/great-wall-supermarket-duluth). My fiancee picked up a bag of snow pea tips ($5.99 per pound) and checked them. They were slightly yellow and smelled repulsive. They even made her fingers smell horrible. She wanted to wash her hands immediately, but unlike Buford Highway Farmers Market (https://www.yelp.com/biz/buford-highway-farmers-market-doraville), there was no sink in the produce section to wash her hands. Sadly, this City Farmers Market reminds me of the H Mart in Riverdale (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hmart-riverdale). It's like the redheaded stepchild of the City Farmers Market family. Unlike the metro Atlanta H Marts, I haven't been to all of the City Farmers Market locations, but that's just the feeling I get. This store is dirty and seems to have lower quality produce and merchandise compared to the competition like H Mart (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hmart-duluth), Assi, Great Wall, Mega Mart (https://www.yelp.com/biz/mega-mart-duluth), Jusgo Supermarket (https://www.yelp.com/biz/jusgo-supermarket-duluth-6), Buford Highway Farmers Market, etc. All that said, our experience at this store wasn't completely negative. We still picked up a handful of groceries (mangoes, Kadoya-brand sesame oil, fresh garlic, Thai basil, bananas). The selection of produce and groceries was really good; a nice mixture of Asian, Hispanic, and American products. Also, service was great. The staff was friendly, efficient, and helpful.

All in one shop - a lot of fresh seafood. A lot of yummy Asian snacks too. Make sure you walk in here full otherwise your gonna buy a cart full like me

No more Assi. Now, City Farmers Market in Duluth!! Lately, City Farmers Market is popping up all over metro Atlanta. No kidding. The first location was in Chamblee taking over the old flea market from back in the days. Next, a location in Snellville, Marietta, and now Duluth! Many may not know but City Farmers Market is a sister store to Hong Supermarket, which is one of my to-go place for Asian ingredients. I mainly knew about the Duluth location due to the fact that the Mid Autumn Festival aka Half Moon Festival was at City Farmers Market, former Assi, this year. In the past few years, it was always at Hong Kong Supermarket. Due to the fact that, the parking area and how busy it is at Hong Kong Supermarket is with the new addition to Chipotle and Starbucks. The festival was moved to City Farmers Market this year. I've been volunteering, helping out CAAG (Cambodian Asian American of Georgia) as a vendor. On top of that, if you come to former Assi plaza, you will see future booming Vietnamese restaurants there. One of them is Pho Saigon. Nothing really changed yet at City Farmers Market. Walking in, it's still Assi. The set up is the same. No more Mozart Bakery to your left. All produce is in same area, the sea creatures are at the end on the right. The signs for the aisle are still in Korean and English. I believe they will be replacing them soon. For those who may not know. City Farmers Market and Hong Kong Supermarket is Vietnamese. Pleasant Hill has HMart (Korean), Zion Market (Korean), Mega Mart (Korean), Great Wall (Chinese), Jusgo (Chinese), Super Mercado Jalisco (Mexican), Nam Dae Mun (Korean own but a mixture of Caribbean, European, and Latino). So adding City Farmers Market is a good addition. Duluth is so diverse! Food court has been dead for a while. I wonder which food vendor will stay. I couldn't tell when I was there. For me personally, I like City Farmers Market but Hong Kong Supermarket a tad bit more, maybe cause it's closer to me and I'm familiar with it. Not only that, I'm Hmong so we're SE Asians and ingredients at a Vietnamese grocery story is more of my food palate. 85/2018

I like shopping there now more then when it was Assi. Assi has started really great but then something went wrong and it got really bad. They lost lots of customers because of their refusal to adhere to our government standards and laws. This place is clean and very good price compared to many other places. I find it is very organized and you find way more English speaking help here. That is very important for me. Only thing I can make a negative comment is that some items have no price tags. You unfortunately have take it to the register and get a price check. Now if you are like me then you forget and buy it anyways. I highly recommend this place for fresh fish. I have not tried their chicken or meet so no option about that. Go check it out and see it for yourself.

Great price on pork ribs anytime of the year.

This is an amazing fresh fish market, they have everything produce, groceries, bake shop , beer & wine . Fast checkout with short lines , no more Walmart's for me

They have new beer and wine section with discount on each sunday. This place has a great BBQ store inside that closes to the meats department. If you can't see it, just ask the staffs there.

I've been going to GW Asian market almost once a week, & I thought it will be my go-to market. I find all the stuff I need from anything Asian especially Filipino food stuff. This afternoon, I tried City Farmer's and I was so surprised/impressed by the size of the store, the variety of produce, international products, fish, meat and most of all the cleanliness. This will be my go-to market from now on.

I can't said I'm not gonna come back here cause we all need grocery... anyway WARNING if your shop here need to double check your food carefully before add it in your cart... especially egg noodle or wonton noodle .... alway have MOLD in it!!! And check expire date and other stuff too ... meat package sometime smell bad ...

so unorganized!! When this store first open it use to be Walmart...I know cause i work at Burger King when i was 16, back in the 90"s. Now it change to Assi it was great to have a Asian market close to home. Assi was great...!! but now new Owner new change..the place is call City farmer market, they didn't do much renovation just change the layout. I have to walk to every single aisle to find what I need. This place just look dirty and they blast POP music so loud!! I feel like I'm in the club...not the kind of music for a grocery store, mall or department store maybe. The bakery section is call saigon tofu and sandwich. I waited and hour for my bahn Mi sandwiches...lady at the register gave my sandwiches to someone else that came after me, I was upset cause I waited so long and i was the first one there. I order a drink too. told her i wanted my money back she was okay I make it now and just wait, since i already paid i guess i wait...25 minute my sandwiches was ready...my gosh!! she said. she will make my drink now..didn't paid for it yet, so I assume since i waited for over and hour she would just give this to me on the house.. if she did i would forget about the wait time. but she rung up the drink 5.10$ I'm like forget it. I will stop by once in a while for small items...but not be back to this Sandwich/bakery place. one man waited to order but they just ignore him and he left.

Their produce is no good. It rots in 3 days. I paid 2.50 each for avocadoes that were green and they all got rottten in 3 days. I went back to the store and the manager was very rude and told me thats my problem they do not guarantee anything. I also bough mandarins that rotted in 2 days. I will not buy thier produce. Their grapes also rots in 1 day. Why would they not stand by their produce? He was very nasty. I will try to never go back their. Everyone should boycott that store because of the manager.

I can find pretty anything I needed here to cook Vietnamese/Thai food. I like the variety of Asian herbs like betel leaves that you normally don't see at Korean stores.

I'm from Brooklyn, New York where fresh fish and produce is sold everywhere and not too expensive. Shopping at Kroger and Publix takes a toll on the wallets while living out here in Georgia. Thank goodness for this place! I love exploring all farmers markets because this type of grocer is what I'm use to and I'm Haitian so my taste buds are advanced‍ This place has it all from beef neck bones to blue crabs. They even have some island goodies like corn meal, smoked herring and blé. So, if you are looking for a place to do some grocery shopping check them out.

I usually go to HongKong Market for shopping. But since this market changed the owner, and my house is also near by this market, then, I decided to shop here. They have a very large parking lot and also, there are a lot of restaurants and other stores in this plaza, which is very convenience. It's very inpressive at the the first time I stopped by. So far, this market is a kind of international one. They have all kinds of foods and stuffs, Hispanic, Asian, American and Africa. Their produce section looks fresh. Price is reasonable compared to other markets. If you guys have chance, you should stop by their bakery and try their Vietnamese sandwiches. Their special and bbq pork sandwiches are delicious. Sometimes, the bakery ladies are busy, then, it takes time for them to make the sandwiches. I'm ok with that. It's worth to wait. One more thing is that it's Mid Autumn season, time for mooncakes. They sell many kinds of mooncakes over there. You should try it. I'm not sure about other bad reviews about this market. But it is not what I have experienced here. I think the owner and manager have changed their strategies. They improved a lot. So far, if you are looking for a next-door friendly and good price market, this is the place for you.

I lived in Atlanta for a long time, I recognized that this place at Duluth has a great selection of Asian and International food that fulfills my needs, good price also.

I bought pork here and this is how they sell their meat; top layer of good meat and then freezer burned sadness under it.

There are two ways their cashier can charged you extra without you knowing it. Number 1 way is scan your item 2 times and the number 2 way is by adding extra item on their screen (which you cannot see). Always count your item then check your receipt how many item they charge you. This is a very common practice for many Asian Supermarket in Duluth.

The owners changed and you would think things would be better. Not the case here. Sure they've managed to reorganize the layout however the prices on all vegetables and fruits have increased. Mangos are double the price compared to Super H Mart, and Mega Mart. My family walked in for our weekly grocery shopping and we're in shock. Mind you, we shop at all the local grocery stores for the best prices and quality. Usually this location is bustling with people, especially on the weekends. Management needs to reassess their business plan and strategy. You're losing your normal consumers. Word of mouth travels fast especially amongst the Asian and Hispanic communities. I recommend visiting Super H Mart, Mega Mart, Assi (Old Peachtree Location). Zion was ok when they first opened but they've increased prices and quality has been lacking. Update: 1/12/19 They lowered their prices, more organized, and started raffle tickets for prizes. Therefore, I am increasing my stars from 1 to 4.

I really loved this place when it was Assi. Have shopped here for years. Sadly I highly doubt owners or management will read the review. Every single time I come in here employees are rude and will not help locate something. Cashiers don't even acknowledge your there only to take your money. But they will sit and carry on a conversation with their co workers in their language. I have zero issues with people speaking different languages as I speak 3 myself, but to not even say Hello, or Thank You come on?

I came in today to get some groceries and picked an item and looked at the price before I went to the register. When I got to the register when she was ringing me up it raining up as double the price that it said on the sticker when I picked it up. So I called over for help and we walked over there to check and sure enough exactly where the item was right above it was the sticker with the name on it and a different price. So he called for his manager to come over and change it and when the manager came over he said he wouldn't do it and that if I didn't want the item I could just leave. Super unprofessional super rude. I work in customer service and I would never dare treat my customers like this.

Definitely enjoyed my experience here with all the fresh produce and everything I need conveniently in one place. Used to shop at Assi, but I see a change for the better. I think they're currently remodeling, but other than that I love it!

Don't come here. Full of trash people filling up multiple shopping carts and only 3 out of 15 checkout lanes open

The market was good except the security guy name CHU NONG. He unprofessional and allows 2 shopping cart more than 10 items check out at fast check 10 items or less line at the time many peoples with less than 10 items in line waiting on.

fresh produce and seafood a large variety

Our new go to grocery market. They have all the ingredients, fruits and vegetables. Meat selection is pretty good, fish looks fresh. Prices are good for most of the items we buy weekly. Great Asian market in the area. Much better and more selection than Great Wall and Hmart. Although I am closer to Hmart, I will drive the extra distance to City Farmers Market. Hmart usually doesn't have the products I need. The only thing I buy from Hmart is the rice. They have good rice selection and best prices compared to the other markets.

Leaving zero stars would be an understatement! I will never shop at this place again. They tried to put me out the store!!! I went to purchase some snow crabs that were on display behind the glass, I waited patiently for the lady behind the glass to assist me. Instead of helping me she pointed for me to go get the snow crabs in another section that was open for everyone to breath and cough on. I asked her again this time pointing to the ones I wanted and she just walked off ignoring me. I asked her if she was going to help me and she never turned back around even though I know she heard me. I waited for her to turn back around and I took her picture because I couldn't see her name and then I went to go get a manager to file a complaint. Some young kid (who was probably the owners son) without seeing who I was even talking about tries to tell me that the area I was asking for snow crabs was probably not that lady's area. I told him she was the only person over there and was helping someone else just before me. Then he changed his story to say those crabs were not for sale. I then asked why would they be on display if they were not for sale. He asked me again where I went so I showed him the picture of the lady. He immediately disregarded everything I said and got upset saying I wasn't allowed to take pictures in the store. I told him I wasn't aware of that and that I only did it to show them which worker it was because I figured this would happen. He then walks over to talk to the lady, they start talking in a different language and she walks off unbothered. He then makes up a million lies of what HE thought happened. First he says she was going to help me after she finished helping another customer but I walked away. I told him that was a lie, I patiently waited for her ONE customer so no one else was there when she was talking to me. He then says well she wouldn't help because I took her picture, I told him that was a lie, I took that AFTER she wouldn't help me. Now he says well she doesn't speak English and didn't know what I wanted, so I tell him if you don't understand what someone is saying you wouldn't just turn your back to someone as if to say I'm done talking to you. When I asked another worker where a manager was he told me he didn't speak English. So she clearly was just pissed that I didn't want the snow crabs that were put in the open for everyone to touch and cough on. Now the "manager" is getting upset with me for being frustrated for trying to explain and he calls security to get me to leave and tells me they don't have to serve me there. I was flabbergasted, first you lie about what happened, you get mad at me for trying to explain what happened, I told him I had just driven 30 minutes to come to that store for some other things I can't just get at Publix. He then says he will get the snow crabs for me so I can leave. While he's getting the crabs 3 security guards AND a police officer that was in his car outside come from all 4 corners because of him. He tells them it's ok even though he's clearly still frustrated and so am I. I STILL PURCHASED MY ITEMS. Now I'm leaving out the store and one of the security guards remembered me and now is trying to inconvenience me by acting like all my items weren't on the receipt. He never said what he was looking for only points to my bag of blue crabs like "what is this"? I show him exactly where it is on the receipt and he just hands me back my receipt without saying anything. UNBELIEVABLE I TELL YOU!!!!