Also the best place for coffee, wine, and fresh seafood.

have you tried the Super H Mart up Hwy. 85 in Riverdale? Great fruits and veggies, plus some hard to find Asian produce. It's a lot closer, very well priced, very fresh stuff and closer to home so you're not burning up the gas so much. I love the Dekalb Farmer's Market but once you get past the smell, which I personally don't mind all that much, the H Mart is a great alternative. By the way, does anyone know when and if the Georgia Farmer's Market in Forest Park is ever going to get it's act together? There was some talk a couple of years ago about a complete and total renovation but so far there's been no movement on that.

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It's not a bad market. I haven't been there in a while, but I'm hoping they will carry a larger variety of live seafood. Has a great variety of fresh veggies. Herbs are reasonably priced too. Meat is good quality.

I don't venture over that way much but now you've provided two good reasons to head over there (Mex food and fresh produce). I haven't heard of that Super H Mart but will check it out.

The Serenbe community, in Palmetto, has a Farmer's Market each Sat. from 8am -1pm, selling the produce from their very own organic farm. The restaurants at Serenbe also use their own produce when cooking their dishes. Great concept. (fyi - Steve Nyguen, founder of the Pleasant Peasant restaurants, co-founded and developed Serenbe, a sustainable community, eco-friendly houses, etc.)

Here's a link:

SERENBE