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Specialty Food Shops and Markets in Atlanta.
All 32 specialty food shops and markets we cover in Atlanta, from Inman Park & Krog Street, Virginia-Highland and Downtown Decatur, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
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Specialty Food Shops and Markets, district by district.
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Old-fashioned candy shop stocking hard-to-find sweets, retro candy and chocolates, a favorite with kids after lunch in the food hall.
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Wine shop at Inman Quarter focused on natural, organic and biodynamic bottles with a strong Spanish section, plus daily $15 tasting flights at indoor and outdoor seats.
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Gelato shop in the Inman Quarter complex at N Highland Ave and Elizabeth St, a short walk from the Eastside Trail and a natural last stop on a shopping loop.
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Bean-to-bar chocolate maker in Krog Street Market roasting and grinding cacao from the Americas and East Africa on site, with single-origin dark bars hand-wrapped at the counter.
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Craft beer and wine shop in Krog Street Market with a wide beer selection, chosen wines and a full bar; wine tastings run Friday and Saturday from 3pm to 8pm.
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Pastry counter in Krog Street Market baking with local, seasonal and organic ingredients, plus a coffee bar pouring beans from a local roaster.
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Scoop shop for Jeni’s ice creams, sorbets and frozen yogurts; a second Jeni’s counter across the street at Stove Works (112 Krog St NE) stays open until 11pm.
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Donut shop and coffee bar in the Gravel Building with an ever-changing menu of new donut flavors and baked goods, open until 10pm on weekends.
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Bagel shop in SPX Alley on the Eastside Trail serving hot, hole-less bagels meant to grip, rip and dip into spreads such as vodka sauce and pesto butter.
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Atlanta specialty roaster focused on single-origin beans; this is its BeltLine cafe, one of five, and beans and merch are also sold through its website.
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Neighborhood market with chef-made bowls, sandwiches and soups, grab-and-go food, wines, spirits and craft beer, plus pantry staples, produce and bread.
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Doughnut and coffee shop that makes its doughs, glazes and fillings in-house; it keeps morning hours, is closed Mondays and stays open until 3pm on weekends.
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Consumer-owned natural foods co-op open to all shoppers, with local and organic produce, supplements and herbs, specialty groceries and a rotating ready-to-eat menu.
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Long-running neighborhood coffee shop on Moreland Ave, a convenient caffeine stop in the middle of the Little Five Points shopping strip.
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Euclid Ave shop of the Atlanta juice maker with 19 metro stores, selling cold-pressed juices, smoothies, wellness shots, juice cleanses and vegan bowls.
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Whole-animal butcher, small grocer and coffee bar with meats, cheese, pastries, local produce, pantry goods and natural wine, plus breakfast sandwiches with house-made sausage.
View restaurant page →Website →@kinshipbutcher_atlDirections
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Savannah roaster’s Virginia-Highland cafe with signature drinks like the Good Times and Happy Camper lattes, pastries and donuts, indoor and outdoor seating and its own parking.
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Italian gelato shop at the Virginia and Highland corner since 1999, known for pistachio, amaretto and espresso plus dairy-free fruit flavors, cannoli and tiramisu.
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Family-owned small-batch ice cream shop in a free-standing building on N Highland Ave, the third Morelli’s, with rotating flavors listed daily on its website.
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Coffee shop that makes its own nut and coconut milks and pairs lattes with Highland Bakery treats, plus smoothies, sandwiches and breakfast burritos and a patio.
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Coffee shop known for Vietnamese egg coffee, with plenty of room to linger among the eclectic art and antiques that fill the space.
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Bakery and market with handcrafted pastries, artisanal bread, specialty cheeses and chocolates, and sandwiches such as its smoked peppered turkey.
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Neighborhood wine shop focused on quality, discovery and hard-to-find bottles, with free walk-up wine tastings every Saturday from 3 to 4pm.
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Cafe making plant-based, lightly sweetened gelato on site alongside organic coffee; founded in 2019 by Kendra Bauser, who trained in Sicily.
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Westside wine shop at the north end of the district with weekly tastings, wine flights and private events; closed Sundays, so plan a weekday or Saturday stop.
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Ice cream scoop shop with signature and seasonal flavors by the scoop and pint; a common stop between the shops and restaurants.
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Atlanta specialty roaster focused on single-origin beans, with this cafe at The Box in Westside Provisions and a second Westside cafe at The Works.
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Locally owned wine shop with bottles from around the world, rotating wine growlers, charcuterie and cheese, flowers and local goods, and a monthly wine club.
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Corner market a short walk from the square with made-to-order sandwiches on local bread, groceries, wine and craft beer, and free parking behind the store.
View restaurant page →Website →@kellysmarketdecaturDirections
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Small grocer with organic produce, wine and craft beer, fresh bread and cookies, prepared foods, a butcher case and a different call-ahead dinner each night.
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Doughnut shop making everything from scratch with organic flour, with vegan and gluten-sensitive options plus coffee, tea and juices; closed Mondays.
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Natural and organic grocery store on Old Milton Pkwy at the edge of Avalon, open early and late every day for groceries and prepared food.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for specialty food shops and markets in Atlanta?
Inman Park & Krog Street has the most, with 11, followed by Virginia-Highland (9) and Downtown Decatur (4). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many specialty food shops and markets does this guide cover?
32, across 7 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store’s own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Little Five Points Shopping Walk: Moreland Avenue, Euclid Avenue and Three Record Stores
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Shopping Near Emory: Emory Village, the Campus Bookstore and Decatur
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