Sandy Springs Farmers Market

Leslie Perez 5 months ago

I had so much fun. It was quite small which was nice to talk to the vendors about their products.

Christina Kortright a year ago

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.

Anishka J. Farrington a year ago

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.

GSTonyTseng 3 years ago

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😎

Emily 5 years ago

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.