This is still my favorite farmers market. Often they have…read morea table with marked down bags of fruit or vegetables, and if you cook or freeze things immediately you really can cut down food cost. Most of the employees are very nice English speaking Latinos, and if you ask advice on something, they use phone to help you with items. I love this store because it has really helped me to broaden my "food horizon", and encouraged me to experiment.

I grew up in Southern California, on the border of Mexico. Being here in Georgia, I have really…read moremissed the Latin culture that is so prevalent there. This market took me back to the kind of places that had vendors outside selling aguas and tamales. The joint was jumping! It was bustling with people inside and out. The prices are insanely good! The BEST thing about this place is the variety of produce that they have. As someone who loves Asian and Mexican food, I was thrilled at all of the things that they have to support home cooking of these cuisines. We actually stopped here because of the fresh fish that they sell. We bought salmon and shark, but they have a large selection of whole fish.

I had an absolutely horrible experience this morning that should have been just a simple phone…read morecall. I take a medication that is a controlled substance, which I have taken for 4-5 years. As prescribed. I always call in a few days before I am out of medication, so that I can schedule where I am that day for work. This morning I called in to ask the same thing. When asked, the pharmacy technician laughed at me and said, "yeah, that's too early to fill, is there anything else I can help you with?" And I reiterated that I was fine on the medication but just wanted to know what day I can refill. This medicine has also been on back order for months, and often, I have to call multiple pharmacies to find it and it is crucial that I be proactive. She replied, "you can refill the j day 28, just count from the day you had it filled. And then said thank you" and hung up. I was really almost in tears as she was clearly implying that I was trying to fill my prescription early. I was embarrassed by someone who is supposed to be a healthcare provider. I composed myself and called back. I asked for a manager, Jayda said "she's not in". And I asked when and how I could speak with her and she said, "she's on maternity leave. I don't know." So then I asked if there was a corporate email or phone number that I could reach out to. Her response was, "Mr. Hazell, it's on Google." And hung up on me again. I have filed a complaint with the corporate office and will be having my prescriptions transferred to another Kroger pharmacy. I will stick with Kroger Pharmacy as I have only ever experienced helpful and friendly service from others.

Very professional pharmacy. Would recommend them for anyone needing a prescription or advice…read more Prices are lower that Walgreens.

Now this TJ is gooodT They have a variety of EVERYTHING…read more Selections I had not seen at my regular TJ The service is always good. A bunch of smiling faces-you know I'm a sucker for a smile.... The ambiance is a busy spot that EVERYONE goes to daily I'm that EVERYONE-hahahaa

Why, oh, why can't TJ be closer to home? They have items I will drive a long way for: Brussels…read moresprouts on the stalk, cauliflower gnocchi, fresh flowers, and British crumpets! Plus, their gluten-free baked goods can't be beat (bagels, raisin bread, English muffins, sandwich bread, and more). The prices are reasonable and the service friendly. It can get crowded, and I don't go there for stocking my pantry essentials, but it's so fun to try new products and find items no one else carries.

Associates are always very friendly. I go to this store multiple times per week, sometimes twice in…read morethe same day. Couldn't be happier with their customer service.

My favorite publix! The employees all are super kind and helpful. The items are well stocked and…read moreclean. Good deals and great quality produce. Attaching also soup schedule photo.

614, #10/2024…read more Curried cashews is why I visit this little gem. + Located in the Lidl shopping center near the CobB County Tax building, this is a small health grocer. It's bright and well organized. ++ They have a bit of everything with a decent size vitamin and natural beauty section. Their local produce selection is small but fresh. Still a mystery to me why local produce is such a challenge around Atlanta. My favorite item here is their curried cashew! This is the only location that I've found in Georgia. = Prices tend to be high but as expected for a small independent grocer. +. Friendly and helpful staff. + Parking is shared and plenty.

This place is AWESOME! Really great service, awesome selection of natural foods, bulk dried goods…read moreand herbs, and a simple, homey feel! I always go here when I'm in the area and they never miss!

Solid showing. In a…read moresea of shops and slightly tourist trap area, this place is a nice stop. Wasn't sure about it at first. Took a seat next to the checkers table. After a brief rest, where no one batted an eye...sitting in a shop, I took a look at round. 2-3-4 laps. Every lap I found another small item I could gift to my non-Georgia loved ones. Will bring other visiting family here in the future.

A great local Marietta Offerings store. They have a lot of items referenced to The Square and…read moreMarietta. They also have a wine section as well as various jams jelly's sauces crackers. Books and paintings accessories are just a few of so many different things. The shop owners and staff are attentive. I did a lot of Christmas shopping there!

What a gem! Best peaches I have had in a long time! GA born…read moreand raised I know good produce when I see it and this place is great! Prices are higher than grocery stores or a co-op but all of the produce is much better quality.

*** I LOVED this experience! *** I came in today, having…read morepassed many times on my way to appointments, but I decided to do in today. I thought, pulling in, is this anything like the old farmers market at the corner of Johnson Ferry and Upper Roswell from like ~25+ years ago...? *** IT'S THE SAME PLACE *** Walking in it's such a quaint yet boisterous little converted facility into a produce, counter service and BBQ deli! I'm in East Cobb, wait.. "naw." The BBQ smoke can be seen from the road at hightime. The smell is familiar but the quality of farm to table to fresh looks like something from my childhood growing up in Foley, AL! PLEASE come check these folks out, ask for one of the two Amys! The Amy I was pleased to meet reminded me of the Rick story and how they're still getting their goods and showed me around.. even made sure I left with some fresh (REAL) scuppernongs and muscadines! Don't know what I just said? Don't fret! Come and let Any and the Company at Rick's Farmers Market educate your expectation in seasonal and forgotten flavors of the South! ~ Brad

Amazing! I was excited to try after reading the reviews and it did not disappoint. The Paradiso was…read moreperfect and very similar to the focaccia sandwich I had it Italy. We also tried the Capri which was also very good. Plus, all the cookies and snacks and pastas to buy!! Yum. I got some biscotti and cookies to bring home. Highly recommend!

I've had this place on my list for Pizza but instead got sandwiches. I wasn't really feeling pizza…read moretoday and they feature three options which are kind of like thick focaccia bread with toppings on top. Maybe next time, and maybe a whole pie instead, as I'm not typically a fan of pizza that stays out on the counter for a bit. That's just me, I bet this is usual, so no points off to them for this. I decided to grab The Marino from their menu. I really enjoyed the meatballs. They were super flavorful, a lot better than most places. The bread they used seemed to have been more on the Ciabatta side. The texture of the bread was soft and not hard to bite into. The sauce was not doused on this, which was great for me, so I didn't get any in my beard. It said panini, but I didn't sense the bread was pressed at all. Maybe there is something different about this in Italy that I'm not aware of? The sandwich was great overall, I wish it was larger or had an option to be larger. At $9.99, I really can't complain. Coulda just gotten two. Maybe next time! :D The shop is really cool and carries a lot of Italian/EU imports. I was able to find a jar of Nutella that is imported, which if you know, imported Nutella taste different than US Nutella and comes in a glass jar instead of plastic and taste creamier. They also had lots of pastas, sauces and candies. Some Easter stuff leftover as well at the time of this post. EU easter candy is better than American easter candy. :D When you walk in, the line sort of leads to the back and you make your way up to the front. In the glass, there are various burrata's available for around $8 each. Good for making your own pizza or perhaps an Italian dish. I didn't pay attention to what milk was used, but this is Georgia, so you make do. The drinks are all canned or bottled. They had some imported sparkling waters. You can tell by the fact that the caps don't twist off and are attached to the bottle intentionally because the EU requires this to avoid pollution by people leaving bottle caps all over the place. The young lady at the counter super knowledgeable and ready to answer questions. She was very sweet and good to talk to. I came after a lunch rush, so she asked me to pick a seat and let her know so she can clean it up. Very much appreciated that. Place is a little small and not a lot of seats. If you happen to come during lunch hour, be prepared to get the order to go and sit outside or across in the park center of the square. It's very well maintained from the looks of it and would be a great picnic area. Overall, I enjoyed this location very much. I would definitely come again to try some of their other offerings.

Came here to pick up barberries which couldn't be located at Buford FM nor H-mart…read more ++ Found this small middle eastern grocer to be well organized and run by a friendly proprietor. Many choices of flat breads, Persian, middle eastern and Indian goods are found here. Noticed an interesting tea selection as well. Oddly their Yelp page had no pics so I added some :). + Their prices seem reasonable but slightly higher than Nazareth. ++ Parking is shared and plenty. Surprisingly, this Persian grocer is located next to Aldi in a bigger shopping center. This independently owned friendly grocer is worthy of revisits for hard to find middle eastern recipes!

Very Rude people not friendly at all . I can only find Sohan but is also very expensiveread more

Always friendly service and if you buy over a certain amount, they give you a percentage discount…read moreyou have to ask the store what the breakdown is. I've always enjoyed shopping here and will continue to shop here. It has some of the nicest selection and the freshest food I recommend recommended to everyone.

Stopped by for some onigiri and snacks. I grabbed 3 different onigiris and some white peach buns…read more There were so many treats and things to choose from. It's a cute small store. The staff was helpful and available to answer questions. I will definitely stop back by when visiting my favorite sushi spot nearby.