Sandy Springs Farmers Market

Such a sweet time out here. Many different vendors; not many hot food vendors, though. I bought a few handmade things, which was my main reason for coming out here. Free parking can be tough. But if you do it right, you can park at a nearby business and just walk the short distance.

Nice market with Lots of vendors, although there were only 2 produce vendors. The rest were crafts and food items. Live music and a nice park.

Love a productThere.Call the event lady and she was able to get me in touch with one of the people who sell there.The sourdough bread is wonderful.The vegetarian protein bars are awesome.My only dislike is that you have to pay for parking.If you're there too long.

The Sandy Spring Farmer's Market is located in front of the Sandy Spring City Hall. The security and cleanliness are very good, making it a quiet and pleasant place. Although it's not as large in scale as the Peachtree Farmer's Market, you can visit every stall to sample the products they offer. Among them, I highly recommend two shops, both operated out of vehicles and situated near the fountain. One of them is a small light blue flower car, and the female owner who has a dog. While there aren't many flower varieties available, it's a case of rarity being valuable – they sell until they run out. The other shop always has a queue of people; it's a French bakery which is “Olde World Artisan Bread Co”. The friendly uncle always has a smile on his face as he introduces his products to customers. The bread is delicious. I personally highly recommend the Mini Quiche. The center is filled with lots of cheese, tangy tomatoes, and sprinkled with some savory seasonings – it's absolutely delicious. Btw, the girl is playing the live music and her voice is amazing😎

Sandy Springs did a great job creating this destination city center. It's a really pretty spot. Definitely family friendly and suburban. Not super hip. But today I did score some lion's mane mushrooms and arugula microgreens and found a guy who will bring me basil in bulk next Saturday. Bagel people weren't there today unfortunately though. But I did get some really good bread from a baker selling out of a food truck. There are a lot of "home crafted" items for sale here too: purses, baby clothes, leather wallets, jewelry, etc... This farmer's market is definitely better than the Brookhaven one which, in my opinion, has really gone down in the last couple years. Again, pretty place. The live music can be hit or miss. Big green field to and I saw kids playing in the water features. Definitely worth checking out.

100% recommend! This farmers market has several vendors to check out. The variety is perfect, and the layout of the market makes it a breeze to walk through. You may see the Mayor, as he and his wife are often at this market comingling with others. And you'll value seeing familiar faces and friendly vendors every Saturday from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. The best part?! After purchasing your locally made goods, you can easily walk over to the green space or seating area to relax. They have a pretty decent selection of tables, swinging benches, and rocking chairs. I often see individuals reading books, enjoying meals, having picnics, playing with their pets, practicing catch with their kids, etc. If you have little ones, I'd recommend taking them along with you and packing their swimsuits because there is a nice splash pad here, too! In addition, the bathrooms are clean, and they have family restrooms. There is a nice size stage area for entertainment. I love the landscaping and layout of the property as well! They have a parking garage or a 2-hour minimum street parking option. You'll appreciate the convenience of being able to walk to other businesses and fun things to do nearby, too!

Always a great experience. Lots of great vendors selling everything from fresh fruits and veggies to crafts and jewelry. The location is perfect. Definitely a great Saturday activity. Got a cool market bag from one of the vendors as well that I use for all the things I score. Great playing area for kids as well.

The vendors are amazing and talented people offering lovely goods. The location of near city hall is disappointing. The market used to be across the street in a dog friendly area as it is completely outdoors and something the entire family should be able to enjoy. Sandy Springs has really become less dog friendly the longer I live here. It’s disappointing and they will lose a lot of business giving out citations at a farmers market for people with leashed dogs that are well behaved.

I'm upset I didn't know about this market until the day before the last one of the year!! A nice farmers market in Sandy Springs with a variety of vendors from farmers to New Orleans food to some delicious matcha they have something for everyone. It's well organized and doesn't get crowded like other markets so there's plenty of space.

I had not come to the Sandy Springs farmers market since it moved to its new location. It was rainy today, but there were still many vendors out and their stalls were full of goodies ! I tried the coffee for REV and also bought some bakery items next door next to them! Unfortunately, I found out that today was the last day of the season! It will start back up in May

This market is in the perfect place and although it's raining today there were still about 20 vendors! Fresh meats & birds, fresh veggies & greens, smoothies & coffees! Plenty of parking on both sides and LIVE music! I shopped while enjoying everything from the 50's to the 80's and that's all I heard but I'm sure there are more! They did a great Eagles song! Please go and try all the businesses!!

Came by here last last Saturday and it was such a nice Farmers Market. I tried to come by on the opening weekend but it was pouring down rain. I had seen on their website that it said rain or shine, but it was really a storm. I should have known that it'd have been cancelled, but having never gone, I wasn't sure if there was an inside space maybe, so we went anyways. We got there and no one was there. I don't know why I hadn't checked their Facebook earlier, but they do update there for things like weather, so all of that to say, if you are ever unsure, check their FB page! ***PARKING*** The first time, I parked in the parking garage which is free for 2 hours. The next time, I just walked from my place, so didn't need parking. There are plenty of spots in the garage and plenty of large parking lots all around as well, such as the Trader Joe's shopping center across the street. ***ATMOSPHERE*** Love the layout! There is a nice sidewalk space that goes all around this big green space. There was some live music and plenty of booths! It was sunny and just a great day outside. There are even some tables set up near the grassy part, perfect to sit and eat or drink whatever you have just bought. I got an iced coffee from the Rev coffee booth and it was delicious! The staff at every booth was so friendly and I was able to get some produce, coffee, Mother's Day cards and paintings. Really loved the variety of items and businesses. The price for the produce was also very good! Can't wait to be back probably every weekend honestly!

I'm a fan of farmers markets and have made it to quite a number of them, mostly in-town. Since Martha's Boy Bakeshop (https://www.marthasboy.com/) sets up shop here once a week, I've visited the market a few times to pick up either biscuits, cookies, or cake jars. After my chow-down, I peruse the other vendors and if I find Marlee Street Eatz, I'll grab some chicken pot pies and Jamaican beef patties, maybe samosas or rum cake too. I learned today that there are approximately 40-45 vendors, selling a variety of items that range from hot foods that you can eat right there to coffee to baked goods and breads to fresh, locally grown produce to honey, candles, artisanal jewelry and everything in between. You will definitely leave with something (likely your arms full, so bring a big reusable bag with you). A massive plus of the Sandy Springs Farmers Markets is the amount of benches and outdoor tables with shade from trees and umbrellas. Parking is decently easy, especially if you arrive early. I love seeing families with kids and pets relaxing, socializing, and playing in the beautifully landscaped space. As the weather cools here in Atlanta, I plan to visit with my fam bam more. Maybe I'll catch you there.

Every Saturday from 8:30 to 12pm. Street parking is free for 2 hours or you can park in the garage. Decent selection of fresh fruit, veggies, cooked food, and goods for sale. Everyone was very friendly, and each vendor I went to accepted credit/debit cards. It's in a great location, after you shop you can sit in the green area and relax. Sandy Springs does festivals and markets well.

E X P E R I E N C E We came on a Saturday morning at 11:20 a.m. I'd say it's spacious enough for you to social distance but enough people to make you feel like it's lively. Each food truck / stand were well spaced. Theres a good variety of options... Flowers, fruits, veggies and small knickknacks like home decor. I N F E C T I O N P R E V E N T I O N Bc it's outside, not many people are wearing masks but people social distance and seem respectful to others. P R I C E Prices seem natural for farmers markets.

This is a small, local market. They have bread, pastries, spices, food, craft vendors etc. There is a large turf area for the kids to play, live music and entertainment. Highly recommended for locals.