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Atlanta, a vibrant metropolis in the southeastern United States, embraces a dynamic and diverse community with a penchant for cultural richness and entrepreneurial spirit. Known for its Southern hospitality and a burgeoning interest in sustainability, Atlantans actively support local businesses and are increasingly drawn to products that align with ethical and eco-friendly values.
The city boasts a robust market scene, including farmers’ markets, specialty stores, and well-established supermarket chains. This diverse retail landscape not only caters to the varied preferences of the residents but also presents an excellent opportunity for consumer packaged goods (CPG) brands to thrive.
In this guide, I’ll take you on a journey through Atlanta, exploring the best grocery stores. So, let’s discover the potential it holds for CPG brands seeking exposure and a dedicated customer base.
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Buford Highway Farmers Market in Atlanta comes highly recommended for its impressive selection, great prices, and fresh produce. The market is a treasure trove of international foods, offering a diverse range of specialty items from various nationalities.
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Sevananda Natural Foods Market, is specializing in vegan and vegetarian products, fresh local produce, exotic fruits, beverages, and wellness items, Sevananda is a consumer-owned co-op market, run by its members. With 47 years of commitment to plant-based living, the market is a reliable source of high-quality, local, and organic foods, supporting the community and local farmers. Beyond groceries, the deli offers convenient and flavorful breakfast, lunch, and dinner options.
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Spacious grocery store with cafeteria for organic produce & specialty foods is popular on weekends.
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Grant Park Market specializes in grocery, produce, wine, beer, sandwiches, tapas, and offers wine and beer on tap
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Savi Provisions is a neighborhood destination market renowned for its locally sourced gourmet and organic foods, fine wines, and spirits. The establishment, viewed as an integral part of the community, fosters a generous environment for sampling and celebrating locally produced goods while advocating for local sourcing. Savi Provisions follows a flexible, community-focused growth strategy, collaborating closely with local farmers, vineyards, and distilleries at each location. This ensures a selection of the finest organic fruits, vegetables, meats, cheeses, fine wines, and spirits, allowing local families and friends to easily and swiftly assemble an impressive table.
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O4W Market provides a diverse range of local and imported craft beers, wines, and low-alcohol beverages. The establishment boasts a distinctive and extensive collection of healthy and organic groceries.
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Candler Park Market is a neighborhood grocery store located at the intersection of Mclendon Ave and Clifton Road in Atlanta, Georgia. Carrying beer, wine & groceries, this casual spot serves food such as burgers, sandwiches & salads.
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Westview Corner Grocery, a locally-owned establishment that debuted in 2018 within the Westview village, stands out for its focus on local, natural, and organic grocery items. Boasting an extensive selection of craft beer and wine, patrons can not only shop for quality products but also indulge in a variety of refreshments such as sandwiches, wraps, and ice treats, all within the cozy ambiance of the store’s indoor picnic tables.
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Nuts ‘n Berries in Atlanta started with a vision of bringing California’s healthy food options to the South. Over 30 years, it led in introducing organic and natural products. Facing challenges with the rise of big box stores, the original owners sold it in 2015 to Mari Geier and Kevin Parker. Under their leadership, Nuts ‘n Berries evolved into a community hub, offering not only products but also engaging in activities like Facebook Live sessions on health topics. The store’s history, starting on Peachtree Road and later moving in 1987, reflects its enduring role as the go-to choice for health and wellness in the community. Geier and Parker aim to redefine the independent health food store, emphasizing community engagement and personalized health solutions.
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Nature’s Pick Market is committed to offering high-quality, organic, and locally sourced products in a convenient neighborhood setting. It is a locally owned and operated business offering a comprehensive selection of natural, non-GMO, and organic products. The market serves as a one-stop-shop for a variety of items, including organic groceries, supplements, fresh juices, and smoothies. They pride themselves on sourcing locally for their food items, including produce, fruits, and specialty dietary needs such as gluten-free, dairy-free, nut-free, and allergen-free options. In addition to a range of clean personal care and cosmetic products, Nature’s Pick Market provides essential oils, pet food, and natural remedies. Customers can also find bulk options for nuts, seeds, grains, snacks, spices, and teas.
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Bakkal International Foods (BIF) is a local store in Sandy Springs, GA, established in 2009. Offering a diverse selection of imported groceries from Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East, BIF boasts a wide variety of food, including fine cheeses, spices, syrups, fish, processed halal and kosher meats, and imported chocolates. Founded by an individual who migrated from Turkey, BIF addresses the local need for ingredients and food from across Europe, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East. Specializing in the finest cheeses, spices, sweets, and meats, BIF invites customers to explore the tastes of various cultures.
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Kelly’s Market in Decatur is a neighborhood grocery store that takes pride in supporting local businesses and offering a diverse selection to its customers. They aim to be the go-to spot for groceries, social gatherings, and enjoyable experiences. Visitors can indulge in delicious sandwiches, choose from a selection of wine and craft beer, purchase everyday essentials, or grab a bouquet of flowers on their way out.
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Intown Market is a specialty market known for its extensive selection of over 200 craft beers and fine wines. The gourmet deli showcases Boar’s Head meats and cheeses, offering a variety of delicious sandwiches, fresh house-made tuna, turkey, and chicken salads, along with enticing options like Greek pasta salad and freshly prepared pizzas. The establishment prides itself on fast and friendly service, a sentiment echoed by the satisfied neighborhood clientele. Operated by a dedicated family, Intown Market prioritizes customer satisfaction and quality products.
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Good Nutrition stands as the largest independent chain of natural product stores in the southeast, excluding Florida. In 2014, the national recognition bestowed upon Good Nutrition as the “Retailer of the Year” by Vitamin Retailer magazine, a reputable industry publication, underscored its commitment to serving both the natural products sector and the residents of Atlanta.
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