Sweet Auburn Curb Market

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209 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30303, USA
Added by Jopie, at 03 February 2017

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• Michelle Edwards

  15 December 2017

  I traveled all the way from Jonesboro Georgia on Thursday the 14 of December 2017 to do my Xmas food shopping and get inside the building to be turned around because some companies shooting a moviewth I been shopping there for over 40 yrsAtlanta getting to be one of the busiest place for traffic now here they come with this movie mess closings down everythingsmh I'm discussed

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• Karmen Chitty

  15 November 2017

  Love this place!! Always the same kind faces when I come in! Great selections of dried products, produce, and even plants! They do good, honest and clean business, which I really appreciate!

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• Jassmine Parker

  02 October 2017

  I came here once before and the food was great! My friend and myself decided to come again after church like we did before. It took extremely long for us to get our food. When we finally got it, the food was cold. I was really upset with the service of the food. It showed laziness and lack of pride in performance. The manager did come out and apologize but it still took a really long time just to get Chicken and Waffles!!!!! I don't know what's going on with management but it's unacceptable!

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• James Beswick

  30 September 2017

  Great concept but the selection and quality is sub-par compared to similar markets I've seen around the country. The grocery offerings seem very generic and there aren't many specialty items that make this unique. The parking is free for an hour with a purchase.

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• Bruce Banner

  24 August 2017

  Great food all kinds. So much bigger on inside. All kinds of different cultures and of course the learning kitchen. Fun times

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• Mo Mehio

  08 August 2017

  I always come here whenever I visit from Nashville. Spend at least $5 here on anything in the market and get 60 min of free parking, which is really nice considering how expensive parking in Atlanta can get generally. Everyone here I have talked to is very nice and cooperative to do business with you, particularly at Miss D's candy and the Venezuelan arepa restaurant. Definitely worth the 5 star rating.

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• Petal Pink_S

  25 July 2017

  The Sweet Auburn Curb Market continues to improve! Fresh produce, herbs, seafood, meats, baked goods, and palatable dining choices. Convenient to Georgia State, The King Center, and Downtown. Stop by and patronize these businesses. Ample parking is available. Take the trolley.

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• Jaime Pardo

  30 March 2017

  This market is beautifull. Little but perfect to shop. The people is very kind.

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• She Boynton

  02 March 2017

  Love going there.. best place for fresh veggies. I love the popcorn, especially. Miss D's
  yum' mmmmy

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• Penn Hansa

  14 February 2017

  A unique little market in the heart of Atlanta with local vendors passionate about the city and its character. There's restaurants, produce vendors, deli counters and smaller stores within the hall, so if you come you should spend some time walking around and browsing the aisles, and then definitely get some food.

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• Me Me

  12 February 2017

  Nice and open. Greens were so fresh and tender. So many lovely restaurants that let you sample before you buy and the prices are very reasonable. I have to saygo to the meat pie shop and get the side of mashed potatoes with gravy with whatever pie you choose. Literally the best gravy I've ever had. If it wasn't impolite, I would have been licking the bowl. Pie was delicious too. :)

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• Tricia Bean

  10 February 2017

  Great local food market with interesting history. Has fresh food and variety of local restaurants - many start ups. Arepas, pizza, meat pies, deli and much more. They also have a bookstore, pharmacy, tea shop and cooking school. Cool local Atlanta experience. Historic authentic food hall created long before food halls were recently built and became popular.

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