Grant Park Market

We love Grant Park Market! They have a stellar selection of local products, gluten free products and a really great fresh food menu. The crispy Brussels are EVERYTHING. really love coming here for lunch.

Grant Street Market is delightful. Offering an intimate grocery section, as well as beer & wine selection. The cafe is small but welcoming. The overall atmosphere is warm & friendly. The staff is kind and helpful. I highly recommend the turkey club. I'd advise against the tuna melt (kind of fell apart of me). All-in-all, the quality was great! I'd recommend!

Grant Park Market is an awesome bodega-style convenience store with pretty much any essential you could need, plus a wide selection of beer and wine, and a cafe/deli with salads/sandwiches and other food options. I really wish Atlanta had more of these bodega-style places - they're super convenient to pick up things you might not want to make a full grocery store visit for and if you also want to grab some quick food while you're doing it. Staff are always friendly and the store is bright and clean. A great addition to the Grant Park neighborhood!

Great local market- has meats, frozen food, wines, and even dairy free milk options like oat milk. Also has household items for bathroom/kitchen, and has a parking lot. Staff is friendly and very helpful. There’s also a restaurant attached to the grocery store.

I'm surprised how much quality stuff is stacked in this little market. I popped in bc I'm on the tinned fish trend and they surprised me with the selection. There is a little bit of everything in here but the quality of all of their groceries are top notch. Large and well curated wine selection. I've had 2 or 3 meals in the cafe and they were good as well. Friendly staff and supper clean.

This store is amazing. If you love food and love to cook and can appreciate some rare items then you will be a kid in a candy store. I plan on going back and spending $50-75 on some sauces , seasonings, oils,Meats,cheeses ..and the restaurant uses what's in the store ( the clerk told me)...so that's just amazing

The food is great, and the team is even better! Everyone always greets me. I frequent here all the time because I work in the area. The grilled cheese and fries are my favorite.

The best chicken sandwich I have ever had in my life. Hands down. Prices are a little bit higher than other places, but completely and utterly justifiably so. Portion size is massive and appetizing. Don’t come if you’re not coming hungry! 😂

Nice selection of specialty goods. A little area designated for locally made items. The coffee and chocolate selections were particularly good. They had a lot of wine, but I was not looking for any when I stopped so didn't take note of what they had but I imagine it is very good based on the other things that I did notice were of high quality and good selection.

I love shopping at Grant Park Market. Their selection is wonderful and the vibes are cool! They have a restaurant inside which is super fun. I love sitting at the bar.

A frequent visiter of this market, I can only comment on the lunch menu. I enjoy the specials that they serve and always need a to go box because the orders are large. The service is great and always see smiles on the customers and staff. Keep up the good work GPM...

Plenty of daily specials in the restaurant inside. The store has more things I shop for than I thought. Super cute and clean.

I like the food here in the hot restaurant park but its allways a hit or miss with consistency ugh. Please get it together

The prices for the dry goods are a bit high, but I love to come here for produce. The people at the front desk are always kind and ask how my day is going. I'm looking forward to trying the coffee grinder my next visit!

Today for lunch, my work picked up from Grant Park Market. On this grey, rainy day, I wanted a comfort staple meal to brighten up my afternoon. I decided to go with the Grilled Cheese (+ I asked for them to add caramelized onions and avocado) & a cup of the soup of the day: tomato soup. First of all, the grilled cheese was SO good. The cheese was super melty and creamy, the caramelized onions were perfect, and the avocado was a great addition, if I do say so myself. The tomato soup was equally as yummy--so flavorful! I loved this simple yet delicious meal. It's truly the perfect pairing. I definitely want to try more of their foods ASAP! Great lunch spot.

Love this market. We have not eaten here. But love the Made In GA wall of foods! Bring $$$

Went to have breakfast with a friend at one of the restaurants in this shopping plaza but it was closed so we ended up here. Not bad, food was good but very buttery. Prices are decent and the staff is friendly; and hey, you can do your grocery shopping after you're done eating!

I wish I could leave zero stars. My sandwich was missing 6 ingredients and the quality of the deli turkey was comparable to hillshite farms $2.99 tub from wal mart. My partner was given a sandwich- no joke- that was just bread and lettuce. When we asked about all the missing ingredients they acted like we were asking for "extra" even though we ordered off the menu... they spoke practically no words and slid us a box with onions and tomato. Not even half of the missing menu items. No apology. So many staff members I think it could be a great idea if they all sat together and reviewed their menu so maybe at least half of the ingredients could make it onto the slices of old bread :)

Super cute market located on Memorial Drive that shares a building with the local Ace Hardware. I happened to be swinging by said Ace and after I figured I would pop in to see what they had going on, so I wandered around this spot for a few minutes before heading back out! Given their location, you would assume parking would be terrible, however there is quite a bit of parking with an open lot, small garage and plenty of street parking...and if all that fails you, then pop over to the paid lot behind Six Feet Under. When you walk in you are greeted by a quaint fresh veggie and fruit section, that also has a cooler with some premade meals such as sandwiches, pastas, salads, etc...On the other side of this section is a large shelf that showcases all the locally sourced items including jams, jellies, sauces, nuts, snacks and more. While I didn't snatch anything up on this trip, those sauces will definitely be calling me back at some point! In addition to the above sections, this market features quite a selection of dry/non-perishable goods including specialty items of the gluten/carb/allergen free variety. You can find all things from soups, spices chips, snacks, pasta, cereals, etc...they feature big box brands, as well as other more specialized brands. They also have a small frozen section, as well as dairy cooler. The rest of the place is made up of all things to drink with an impressive selection of wine and beer...both in the coolers and on the floor. Outside of the products themselves, they also feature a restaurant called Gather. Due to current state of things, it was not operating at the time and was being used for a prep/stocking area during my visit. I will say that I enjoyed my time exploring the market, but was a little sad that I passed by multiple members of the team and not one acknowledged or spoke to me. It was a little odd and disappointing given the local flare of the place. Overall, I wouldn't center my full shopping trips around this place, but I could see swinging by when in the area for something specialty, a good bottle of wine or a treat. While the lack of service left something to be desired, it wasn't enough to keep me away...so I will be back!

As a market, this place is fine. The market has a large selection of stuff you may be craving when you don't want to go to a big grocer. The people working here are great. They're all friendly. But this review is for the quality of the food items purchased and made to order inside, the experience with getting the food, and the wait times for that food. My fiancee and I stopped in for a coffee and some avocado toast today. We got there at 10:40am and ordered. We got a cold brew, a hot coffee, and two orders of avocado toast on sourdough - one of which would have fried egg on it. The staff was friendly, which was nice. The drinks were ready immediately and the worker said she'd call my name when the food was ready. I took the drinks out to my +1 and came back in to wait for the food. 10:50, 11:00, 11:10. Finally the food was ready. How these slices of bread with avocado took 40 minutes to prepare is beyond me. You'd think that with that kind of wait time there would be plump amounts of avocado. Nope! A thin spread with no seasoning was all we got. The barebones avocado toast is a $7 order. With egg it's $10. Will I go back? Maybe, if I need something from the market. Will I go back to order food? No.

This was a perfect experience. Chef Christina went above and beyond in every way. Presentation 5 stars Taste 5 stars Communication 6 stars Pick up 5 stars What a pleasure this experience was Thank you Chef We will be back and recommend you always!

I love this little market. Since summer hill Is really a food desert, this is an oasis. Ok yes- it is gourmet and the prices reflect this. When I need a few items or something really delicious, I come here. There is also a restaurant attached and the cooked food is really great too, however if you spend more than 50 dollars a gratuity is required (even for takeout) which I am totally against, just raise the prices if your employees don't make enough money, a gratuity is for excellent service when dining in. The cookies are amazing.....get a rooster cookie, you will never ever want any other kind of cookie after that.

Half wine and half groceries. For gluten free vegan eaters this is a convenient grocery store. Very few but important selections. Wish y'all carried no salt potato chips and Just Eggs.

A small and cute market with everything you can get at a regular grocery store, even some specialty items. Even had a indoor restaurant, I just walked around to kill sometime but the customer service was very friendly. When you come in you MUST use hand sanitizer and they remind you if you don't use it and masks are required as well.

A convenient little market in Cabbagetown where we shopped for a few ingredients. This is a small market with select produce, prepared and refrigerated items, including wine. There is a take out window and bar seating inside for people to dine (presently closed due to C19). Upon entering people are urged to take a sanitizing wipe and use it before purchasing anything which I thought was fine under the present circumstances. Currently on a red-blend wine streak and enjoyed one from Napa called Sexual Chocolate.

Cute market, decent prices since most things are specialty. The brownies they make are really good!

Need an outdoor date night? Pop in here to grab some drinks and drunchies for a social distance picnic at Oakland Cemetery or Grant Park. Free parking easy to find and everywhere. This is my favorite little bodega/neighborhood store with everything you need in a pinch - great selection of beers, seltzies, wine, cheese, meats, chips, dips, fresh produce sourced locally, and a kickass restaurant & bar (Gather) attached. A couple of my favorite items purchased here for charcuterie: -Calabrian salami by Spotted Trotter (made in Atlanta) - spicy and amazing -Kentucky Bourbon Bellavitano cheese: soo nutty and delicious They also have locally sourced meat, which we are planning to try soon in an effort to get away from the industrial food chain. Everyone is super friendly and they are stringent about masks/limiting the number of customers in the store (thank god). If you are looking to support a local business, check out this great little spot!

This is a great neighborhood market! I just recently moved, but I lived right down the street since Grant Park Market opened! It is a small little market with just the right amount of stuff. It reminds me a bit of a big city bodega. There are some fruits in the front, lots of drinks and refrigerated snacks, a small frozen section, a pretty good wine selection and a surprising amount of dry goods. They have some local products, a good selection of coffees and a cute little candy section at the front. I wouldn't exactly plan my weekly shopping trips here, but GPM did come in clutch MANY times when I was missing one random ingredient.

This is one of my favorite go to lunch spots. Parking is always available, the market itself is the perfect blend of artisan/ organic/ products and the staff is super helpful but not hovering or in your face. My favorite is the tuna melt and the tater tots plain or dressed are amazing!!!!! The rest of the menu items are equally delicious and service is efficient and kind what more could you ask for!!!

I was excited to see that the folks from Candler Park Market have finally opened in Grant Park. The neighborhood badly needed a local market where people could go to pick up a quick bite or some quality groceries without dealing with the in&out mess of a Kroger. Can't give this a full review yet because they haven't even officially opened yet and the soft opening includes limited hours and not only partially stocked shelves. However, the signs of a good business are already there and when I went the other day to check it out they had a pretty impressive customer base for the in-house cafe/restaurant. If the prep. foods (and burgers) are anything like Candler Park Market's this will be a new go-to spot for me. I only tried the chicken and kale soup of the day but it was delicious and hearty. Many other items on the menu peaked my interest too. The interior can be best be described as elegant and chic. It's not a huge grocery store but there's plenty of space to carry all the basics and typically their pricing strategy has been pretty affordable. As compared to the other local grocery market Bennett's, they are already doing a better job with produce, one of my high priority items. I'll definitely be back soon to see how the shelves fill-in and if possible to do more of my shopping locally. People are still finding out about this market as I just spoke to someone living a few blocks away who was unaware. Hopefully their name won't confuse people who are so used to thinking of the Grant Park market as the Grant Park farmer's market.

This sucks because I really love this market for groceries and drinks. But this review is about the restaurant inside the market. On numerous occasions, my to go order has not been correct. Including today, when the tomatoes I ordered where missing from my bagel, the cream cheese was scant at best, and they chose to use brown avocado that very clearly should not be used on a restaurant order. I'm a long time customer of Candler Park Market, and I wish GPM would hold themselves to the same high bar that CPM does. Every order from CPM has been made with the highest quality ingredients and nothing has ever been missing. I live closer to GPM but honestly, I'd rather drive to CPM for food. I hope you read this and talk with your restaurant staff about the importance of checking to make sure orders look like good quality and aren't missing anything before you hand them over to customers.

We originally came to this area for another brunch place, but once we were skipped in line we came here. The grits with sausage was a savory breakfast and filling. The grits were a little flavorless and could benefit from some flavor. We really enjoyed the ease of ordering and the menu options that were offered. This is a little gem in the Grant Park area.

I've never had a bad experience with this kitchen. Salmon sandwich is fire, Impossible Burger is dope, alotta fresh lunch options for sure.

I called at 3:28 to order a sandwich for pick up and was put on hold. Had planned to do my grocery shopping for the week and head home to enjoy my lunch. The guy on the line came back and said the restaurant was closed at 3:30 and I was basically out of luck. I'm in the service industry so I definitely get wanting to be done for the day but this cost a small business not only the price of a ridiculously expensive sandwich but also a few hundred bucks in groceries. Seems absurd to me. The manager basically didn't care one bit. Its really not worth spending the extra money to shop here if they don't care about your business. There is nothing here you can't get at Kroger. It's a cute spot but they don't really care if you spend money there or not.

As a fan and a former neighbor to Grant Park Market's mother store, Candler Park Market, I was pleased when I heard they were opening another store right near where I'm living now. So, high expectations. After a few visits, my impression is mostly good. As you might expect, GPM has a much newer look than CPM, which is to the undiscerning eye something of a dive (I say undiscerning because CPM is most definitely not a dive once you pass through their doors). They have a few groceries, staples, a ton of beers, and a deli. GPM's deli is much fancier and larger than at CPM. GPM also has an decent wine selection. Some negatives: - the space seems a bit underutilized in that there just isn't as much stuff per square foot as there could be. So, the selection is limited, particularly mundane items. Unlike CPM, GPM is unlikely to function as well as a neighborhood last-minute Kroger/Publix alternative. - the wine racks (as of last week or so) are unlabeled, so if you're looking for a Chilean cab, good luck searching. Perhaps that will come. - the beer selection, while good, is nowhere near that at CPM. - I didn't experience it but other Yelpers report being asked what gratuity they'd like to add at the deli even when paying cash. Let me add my voice: stop it. Put out a tip jar. My expectations were that GPM would be a newer CPM, and it isn't that. All other things equal, (location, convenience, etc), if I had to choose between the two stores, I'd still prefer Candler Park Market to Grant Park Market. Parking is still weird because of the ongoing construction in the center.

This market is very clean, great customer service, and has all the necessities you could think of!

I have been stopping my this market every now and again since I moved to Reynoldstown mostly for their pre-made meals. And so far the meals have been decent. But last night I grabbed one of their chilled bbq rotisserie chickens and when got home I pulled a small piece off to taste it and quickly discovered the chicken was so salty, I couldn't even eat it. So I brought it back today only to be told that they DO NOT offer returns on deli items!!! Which is very silly to me. So now I'm stuck with a $10 rotisserie chicken that I can't even eat. I won't be going back that market because that place is not cheap and I don't want any more surprises.

We stopped in for lunch one day after the Grand Opening. Great local market offering a little bit of everything plus a nice wine selection. However the restaurant there was fantastic. I had the Grilled Cesar Salad with Chicken - Grilled escarole with large slices of shaved parm and a unique Cesar dressing that was so yummy I could eat with it with a spoon. My husband had the Muffuletta sandwich that he said was the best he ever had. Definitely recommend!

I love this place! I came here a day early and tested food it was amazing!!! I have a local grocery store/ restaurant within walking distance of my house!!! The service is amazing.of you are looking for a new clean restaurant/store come here! :)

Grant Park Market is a grocery store/restaurant that is a part of the new complex development off of Memorial Avenue. It is a great addition to the Grant Park neighborhood as a multi use facility mixing grocery and restaurant. To me there are two sides of Grant Park Market. First the grocery side. I think that Grant Park Market has a great selection of groceries for the size of the market. It is not a huge space, however they have added a lots of options and well known brands and is definitely be a place for you to do some of your shopping. It is not a market I would go to for all of my grocery purchases as it would get expensive and they do not have everything you need. However for a little neighborhood store it does have the essentials if you forget something or need to run and grab something quickly. Second the restaurant side of Grant Park Market. I have been let down quite a few times by the restaurant side and the inconsistency of service and quality of food. There have been a number of times I've gone to Grant Park Market and it seems the staff and kitchen are out of sync. I've waited for long periods for food with few other customers at the restaurant. Each week it seems the quality of food changes depending on which chef is working and I've had a couple of meals that I have thoroughly enjoyed and thoroughly hated. Grant Park Market does put on some great weekly events and tries to spice up the menu with new specials however these also can be hit and miss. I've tried Grant Park Market enough to feel as though I don't know what quality I'm getting when I'm entering the restaurant and that is what hinders me from visiting there more often. The staff at Grant Park Market are usually friendly and kind however I would love if they can make a more consistent product and be considerate of wait times especially during the dinner hour.

I love this market. It's only 7 minutes away from Pittsburgh neighborhood! I really love the decor and the layout of this little eatery inside the grocery store in Grant Park. I frequent the Ace Hardware next door and will now run over to this store to grab a bite to eat! I got a sandwich and salad to go, but ended up staying to eat on the benches that are really inviting. The sandwich is really flavorful and the salad was light and refreshing.

The restaurant inside the market is a joke from my experience. The market itself is fine. The cooks weren't wearing hair nets and you can see them cooking, that's problem number one. Next, the blonde cook is on her cell phone most of the time, distracting the other cooks. I ordered the steak and fries, both came out cold. I can only assume that's because the lazy cooks on their cell phones (excluding one Hispanic Male who was working hard) would rather do that than help the two servers out and drop it off for them since they were busy bussing tables and taking orders. I only eat my meat rare, so I ordered my steak medium-rare since I don't know the cooks abilities, which it came out that way despite being cold from sitting. The fries were cold. I let the server know, and they took it back. As soon as he did, I told my girlfriend that I guarantee they'll just heat the steak which will then ruin the rare cook because they don't want to make a new one, and the fries will be the easy replacement. What happened? Exactly that. My steak came back out with the fresh fries nearly well done, which is disgusting. The character and laziness that shows would have you fired at my place of work immediately. Unacceptable by all standard, except for Grant Park Market I suppose. Definitely won't be returning.

What a pleasant surprise when I walked into this place. We stopped in because we were waiting on our food at another restaurant. We thought that it was just another market but to our surprise it had a restaurant. It was on a Thursday so lucky enough we were there for happy hour. From 5-7pm everyday it's 1/2 off small plates. There is plenty to choose from. We ordered the charcuterie board which was regularly $14 but it was on $7 and it was worth it. Also on Thursdays only it is buy an alcoholic drink get one 1/2 off. They have your choice of local draft beers, wine and their specialty drink. All in all this was a great experience and I will back!

Terrible customer service. They open later and close earlier than the hours they post. The sandwiches taste awful, like too many ingredients/salts being combined to cover up the lack of freshness. Also, prices are so high it's staggering -- mostly in the grocery part of the store but also, to some extent, in the restaurant. Skip this place all together.

So rude... I would suggest that this establishment be avoided. Read the other reviews, I'm not the only one that was treated poorly. Sorry I wasted my time going there.

I'm writing this in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, and I need to highlight how excellent Grant Park Market has been during this time. They have remained open in so that people can get what they need, but they have done so in a safe and responsible manner. There is a sign when you walk in, urging you to sanitize your hands upon arrival using their provided jug of sanitizer. Their restaurant is closed to dine-in traffic, utilizing the takeout window at the exterior of the building to get prepared food. The staff can be seen exercising excellent social distancing, wearing gloves, and generally doing everything they can to be safe and healthy. The mood there is calm and reassuring, though everyone out on the world seems strangely sedate. It's just very nice in these weird times to see such a responsible and calm presence, continuing to provide a needed service to the community when there's so much uncertainty.

Great selection of beer and shining testament to the gentrification of O4w and Sweet Auburn area. Cut and live plants are severely overpriced. Go to "Garden Hood" for any flowers or houseplants. It's right down the street. The restaurant tried to charge a 5 dollar "uncorking" fee to drink a brew in the little restaurant while I ate their overpriced sandwich.... um.. no. That's ridiculous. With plenty of actual legitimate choices for food, one is better off utilizing the store for its semi-vast selection of semi-overpriced beer and wine. Everyone is very pleasant.

My husband and I have eaten here for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their breakfast bowls are the perfect amount of food. We had the chicken sausage and it was leaner than pork sausage and quite tasty. Lunch you cannot go wrong with any of their sandwiches. For dinner my husband I've had the lobster risotto and the chicken Alfredo pasta. Both were great portion sizes for a great price. The staff is super friendly and happy to make suggestions.

The market is top notch- a great place to find specialty​ items, pick up a great wine for a hostess gift (or yourself!) or grab prepared foods for a work lunch the next day. Honestly, when I'm shopping the market its usually to grab a cold drink while walking through the neighborhood more than doing a major grocery shop. However, I absolutely make a point to dine at the restaurant as much as possible. Whether its breakfast, I recommend the grits bowl with mushrooms and sauteed vegetables, or lunch when I will order either the veggie bowl with farro or the falafel​ bowl with grilled chicken...it's always delicious. Every time​ I've eaten here my food is fresh and delicious. On top of everything else,​ I have shared the most important is the​ staff of both the market and restaurant are remarkably gracious and hospitable. Grant Park Market has made a wonderful addition to the neighborhood.

Great little market! Love the selection and speciality products. I wish there was more King Arthur though.

Grant Park Market not only offers a grocery store with a variety of goods, a delicious Restaurant called Gather, they also offering catering services! This gorgeous spread is brought to you by @grantparkmarket and it tastes just as good as it looks!t They set this up on site at my event and it only took like 15 minutes. Next time I'm time lapsing the progress of charcuterie perfection The perfect holiday party or potluck item. Who doesn't love charcuterie? Chef Christina was so accommodating and great to work with. Highly recommend and will definitely use them for catering in the future!

This review is for GATHER, the restaurant located inside Grand Park Market. They didn't have a claimed business page so I'm posting the review here since they're technically inside the market. GATHER is an excellent new restaurant and I want it to succeed so I wanna make sure that I give them the props they deserve. So here goes a review for GATHER, the restaurant inside Grand Park Market: Wow, talk about a nice surprise! GATHER is a small restaurant located right inside the new Grant Park market across from Oakland Cemetery. The Grant Park Market anchors this new development which will have restaurants, retail, even a child care center. The best thing right now is GATHER, the restaurant inside Grand Park Market. This restaurant surprised us with the really delicious features. We purposely ordered a nice gamut of options. From the appetizers menu, we ordered the Gambas Al Ajillo (garlicky, peppery shrimp), the empanadas, and the tuna crudo. For entrees, we ordered the Good Burger, the Philly cheesesteak sandwich, and a couple of kids sliders. I'm both pleasantly surprised and happy to report that every single item was delicious! The service was prompt and warm. Even the executive chef stopped by and introduced herself and told us about her menu. The gambas al ajillo is the shrimp appetizer and it was really nicely seasoned and started off the meal perfectly! The tuna crudo is very refreshing and light as it should be. While the empanadas are crisp and warm on the outside and hot and moist on the inside. It comes with a chimmichuri that is really chunky and very fresh tasting. The entrees did not disappoint either as they were very good. The Good burger which is the house burger is nice and juicy and comes on TGM bread as do the other sandwiches. Very tasty! Will definitely order again. It comes with garlic and parsley fries which were very good, slightly crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. The Philly cheesesteak was also very tasty and they're very generous with the steak which is always appreciated. The kids had the sliders which are just as good as the grown-up burger which is usually not the case so I'm impressed by that and they also came with the chips and sparkling grape juice with the kids loved. Talk about presentation, even the sparkling grape juice was presented in this tiny little glass cups that the kids got a kick out of. From the easy to park location, the welcoming interior, the beautiful tile, only add to the wonderment of this restaurant. I highly recommend everyone to try GATHER. We are yet to get something that wasn't delicious. Please see the attached pics.

I'm disappointed in the high price of the staple foods. While they have a good selection of beer and wine, the high prices prevent me from shopping there. $6 for milk is way too much. It would be better if they had a model closer to Whole Foods, where you can find reasonable price staple goods and also more expensive stuff. It's a shame that I can't shop there since it is so close by.

This market is the perfect balance between a convenience store and a grocery store. There's a good selection of products- both specialty and national brands- and a great section for local products. The market has a tremendous wine selection and a great little cafe. It's a great spot to grab some provisions for a picnic on a nice day.

The burger from the market was arguably the best I've ever had. Great quality bread, cheese, beef, and bacon for $10. I'll definitely be back.

This little gem was listed as the best of 2018 best neighborhood market and after my visit, I can see why. The market has everything you can need and affordable. After you shop for your groceries or before, you can have a meal in their little restaurant inside. The food was delicious, fresh and reasonably priced! The service was great and friendly. Overall a great little place to check out. A+

They have THE best vegan Impossible Burger right now. It's a new special, but maybe they'll keep it. Their fries are awesome, too. And their sauces . TRY IT and tell them to keep the burger on the menu! They have lots of yummy grocery options, too. The staff is really friendly. Also, I like that they have tables to sit at. I like finding places to go sit with my laptop and work.

This place has an awesome selection of local goods, and the staff is SUPER friendly! I Love how they stayed open for us during the pandemic while keeping things sanitized and and making us feel safe. I also Love the plants and flowers. I believe they're from Candler Park Flowers.