The energy at Sleepy Hollow Farm is consistently off-putting. Today marked our fourth visit, and my…read morehusband and I have decided we will not return, nor will we allow our children to believe they should accept poor service, especially when we are spending our hard-earned money. We arrived in wonderful spirits, ready to select our Christmas tree, but were met with a cold, unwelcoming atmosphere that, unfortunately, has become familiar. The quiet, passive-aggressive cold-shoulder is loud in its own way, leaving us feeling uncomfortable and unwanted. We have continued coming because our children enjoy the farm, particularly in early to mid-autumn, but this experience sealed our decision. I would genuinely rather drive into the city and sit in traffic than return. To make matters worse, when we visited the animal-feeding area, the attendant shorted our change. After we kindly pointed out the miscalculation, he replied, "Oh, well I don't have any more change." I told him we would simply take additional cups of feed, and he looked at us as though we were unreasonable. Either the math was beyond him, or he assumed we would overpay. Perhaps I am too devoted to my quixotic, Hallmark-inspired hopes for the season, but this experience certainly did not contribute to the holiday warmth we arrived with. I do, however, want to commend the employee who tied our tree onto our SUV. He was the only pleasant member of the staff we encountered. We are happy with the tree itself, but we will now be searching for a new Christmas tree farm. Here's hoping next year brings a lovelier experience. Happy Holidays, everyone.

My family visited this farm on Saturday. We had a great time. My grandbaby loved riding the…read moretractors and carriage that took us around the property. Everybody was so friendly. The funnel cakes were delicious. The ribs were old and they were out of chicken. I'd definitely come again but I'd eat before I come.

Absolutely one of the best experiences in my life with the culinary world. When you arrive to the…read morefarm you get astonished with this huge brand new farm building and beside it you see tables sitting in the outdoor for the guests to contemplate the plantations and of course enjoy the food. This two ladies owners of this farm are cultivating vegetables and sharing with a selective group of people their hard work and experiences planting all kind of veggies varieties and having them taste the real taste of fresh vegetables. You can travel all around the world and never experience nothing like this. Is a unique experience for food lovers.

The owners of the alpaca Ranch are amazing. They make your experience feel like you're the only…read moreones there. It's like hanging out with friends and meeting some really cool alpacas. It is fun for all ages. We learned a lot had a lot of fun and can't wait to go back.

It is such a pleasure to first review the Lost Mountain Alpaca Ranch on Yelp! One word to describe…read moreour experience here, FANTASTIC!! Our visit here is definitely going in the books! I was looking for a private experience for our family of 3 that doesn't involve a lot of crowds and where my daughter could have private time with animals and this place was perfect! I booked our experience directly through the website: (when you book, I advice you to do it as well to avoid additional fees) https://lostmountainalpacaranch.com/ I booked the 60 minute experience for our family and we were in for such a treat. The owners David and Tina were very welcoming, friendly, and very open to educating us about their farm, the lovely alpacas, their cats, and the super cute guard dog, Bodhi. During the private experience, we interacted with the alpacas and fed them their breakfast, our session was at 10am. We really enjoyed the stories the owners told us about the alpacas and the farm. I really loved the experience as it was just for our group and we throughly enjoyed it, I didn't have to worry about crowds and I wasn't rushed. Can't wait to see the alpacas again the next time we are in the area.

Would be worth the trip if their hours were reliable, but they can't even keep bankers hoursread more

This place use to be 2 building that offered mower repair and a bunch of other items. It is now 1…read morebuilding but they still have all of the basic hardware items available. This place is pretty close to me and if I need something simple for a project I pop in for a visit. Seems pretty well organized and easy to find items.

3 New York Strips and a bone-in Cowboy Ribey purchased here exceeded all expectations! The selected…read moremeats were extremely fresh, juicy and as I took them home were cooked to absolute perfection! Scott and the team were very friendly and courteous as this was my son and I first (of many) visits to buy high quality meats to cook over our fire pit and cast iron skillet this winter and beyond!! Highly recommend! Bravo Zulu!!

Crabcakes are the best I've ever had!!!! Many specialty items and a lot of really nice dessertsread more

If you love flowers and plants but can kill one just by looking in its direction *raises hand in…read moreshame* the Metro Atlanta Urban Farm (MAUF) can give you a greener tomorrow. They've been turning brown thumbs green since 2009 at their operation in College Park on the MARTA line between the East Point and College Park stations. I'd passed by before without paying attention but I wish I'd known about them before today's MLK Day service project. During our orientation, Mr. Wilson explained that they teach people in the community how to grow their own food. Adults and children can get hands-on experience at MAUF that they can use to cultivate organic gardens of their own. They learn which vegetables to plant in each season and how to nourish the soil. They also get information about cooking and preserving/canning their produce. MAUF is focused on self-sufficiency and farming of high quality produce. Everything they grow is non-GMO and is free of hormones, synthetic pesticides and fertilizer and the majority of what they plant are heirloom seeds. They have a well onsite and they're in the process of going off the grid with solar power. They sell fresh, in-season fruits and vegetables to the public, including to several of the restaurants in the area. Low-income EBT and food stamp recipients can buy $20 worth of produce for $10 through their 2-for-1 discount program. I encourage everyone to support this organization's work to educate people in the Atlanta community and help them eat nutritiously. Today we pulled weeds inside the hoop houses, tended the compost pile and stained tables in furtherance of their mission. I plan to return (when it warms up) to learn how to grow some of my favorite veggies at home! To learn more about the Metro Atlanta Urban Farm, volunteer or make a tax deductible donation, please visit http://themetroatlantaurbanfarm.com.

This is a cute little shop adjacent to Star Provisions. In addition to some peat-potted herbs,…read morefresh cut flowers, and seeds, there is a small cooler for storing fresh organic produce. There isn't much room for too much variety, but this visit they had spring carrots, french breakfast radishes, micro greens and lettuces, plus the most gigantic asparagus stalks I've ever seen. Gorgeous produce, really. Everything looked immaculate. Purchasing was easy enough after going inside Star Provisions to get someone to open up. They just gave me a handwritten slip for my goods and I took it inside SP to pay (so yes, they will take credit cards!).

Have you ever seen Epicurious food magazines, and the pictures of in-season produce? I swear, the…read moreproduce here is being used for those photoshoots. A little pocket of a shop outside of Star Provisions, this place supplies seasonal organic produce. All of the items here looked like haute cuisine ingredients- absolutely gorgeous, high quality, hand-picked, clean, and organic. You can almost see the TLC put into these babies. The prices reflect it too, but none of them are high enough to be atrocious- I would say the produce here is amongst the highest quality locally sourced produce around. It really looked like a gardener's paradise. We saw organic multi-colored eggs, large but tender stalks of asparagus, miniature french breakfast radishes, all sorts of microgreens, heirloom tomatoes, baby carrots, artisan lettuces, seed packets, etc. Rustic, wholesome, hearty, beautiful.

I adore every trip to Floral Park. The selection is so fun and eclectic. I come here for gift…read moregiving and am never disappointed. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Most recently when they found out my purchase was a gift they offered to package it up so nicely, complimentary. I love the cookies, the ice cream sandwiches, the produce, the frozen meals and the flowers. 10000/10 just love this place and will always support it

Hidden gem of Atlanta. This local market has a little bit of everything. We loved the plants,…read morefelt-brimmed hats, artisan gifts, and candy. They carry a lot of locally-sourced foods and handmade gifts. The building is pretty inside and each room is merchandised with different types of goods. They carry a lot of party hosting essentials as well. We were able to find some gifts for an upcoming birthday. The staff was eager to help and friendly.Parking is limited, but it was not an issue while we were here.

My very first time and .... I'll be back!!! Popped in on the farmers market and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the variety AND the crowd. Loved seeing people out and about on a Saturday morning buying fresh flowers, veggies, herbs, honey and FOOD! I decided to grab fresh pressed juice from Go Juicy LLC out of Decatur and a raw pizza Strive Lyfe LLC out of Sandy Springs (I think ). DELICIOUS! DELICIOUS! And likely two of the places I'll add to my regular rotation when I'm here again. BUT there is so much more, including art, a few clothing items, a knife sharpening stand - random, I know. A Saturday treat for sure and definitely worth a visit .

This is located in downtown Marietta. Since we like to support local farmers, we wanted to explore…read morethis market. We walked around to see what was available. Ended up talking the owner of one of the booths and she is from Birmingham and has tasty pies. It's Vi's pies. We talked for a while. Everything is good. Look her up. Great service and a home girl. The rest of market as fine too.

Awesomeness! Five stars absolutely MUST be doled out for a farm in the middle of downtown. Holla…read moreif ya hear me! This place rocks! They are growing all kinds of veggies and fruits, they host a summer camp for the kiddies, and they sell goods via a market on Fridays from 2 to dusk. Now you know this is the shiz-nigh-eee (stolen straight from Little Scrappy from Love and Hip-Hop, but I don't watch that...LOL). Chicken Little and her crew were running around doing their thing. That was cool. I don't know how I've never seen this place before, but kudos to Kathleen for organizing a volunteer event here and allowing us Yelpers to give our time to a very worthy cause. I will be supporting the market; you should too!

There is nothing more special than knowing exactly where your food comes from and having it picked…read morefresh for you that morning, or having some sage snipped fresh for you as you shop. This is what I experience every time I go to Truly Living Well. There are two locations, East Point on Wednesdays and Hilliard on Fridays. I feel like I am spoiling myself when I get my vegetables but really it's just self care.