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Wayfair is set to bring its signature large-format shopping experience to Atlanta with the grand opening of its second physical store location later this month.
The online home furnishings giant announced today that the new Wayfair store at The District at Howell Mill (1801 Howell Mill Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318) will officially open its doors on March 31, 2026, at 10 a.m. ET. A full weekend of grand opening celebrations will follow from April 17–19, 2026, promising special events, giveaways, and family-friendly entertainment to welcome local shoppers.
Spanning approximately 150,000 square feet, the Atlanta store will serve as a comprehensive one-stop destination for home goods. Shoppers can browse an extensive selection of furniture, home décor, outdoor living products, housewares, appliances, and home improvement essentials—covering every style and budget.
Highlights include The Porch, Wayfair’s popular all-day café, along with features like the Dream Center mattress shop and on-site design services, similar to the retailer’s first large-format location in Wilmette, Illinois, which opened in 2024.
Regular store hours will be Monday–Saturday from 10 a.m.–8 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m.–7 p.m.
During the grand opening weekend (April 17–19), the first 100 customers each day will receive a $50 Wayfair gift card, with additional activities and surprises planned—more details to be shared closer to the event.
The Upper Westside location at The District at Howell Mill, a well-established shopping center, was first revealed last year as part of Wayfair’s ongoing push into brick-and-mortar retail. The move brings the company’s immersive, hands-on shopping format directly to Atlanta residents after years of dominance in e-commerce.
Local shoppers eager to see (and sit on) Wayfair’s vast inventory in person won’t have to wait much longer.
Mark your calendars for March 31, and plan to join the festivities in mid-April for what promises to be a major home-shopping event in the city.
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Atlanta restaurateur Rich Clark is preparing to launch Clark’s Steakhouse in the Buckhead neighborhood, adding another contender to the area’s competitive steakhouse scene.
According to a recent report from the Atlanta Business Chronicle, Clark sees opportunity in the market despite the presence of established steakhouses. The new venue draws inspiration from a well-known New York City steakhouse but infuses it with plenty of Southern flair and influence to appeal to local tastes.
Clark’s Steakhouse Set To Open This Spring
The restaurant is targeting a late March or early April 2026 opening, following earlier announcements in late 2024 that pointed to a 2025 debut. Construction and design refinements appear to have shifted the timeline into early 2026.
Clark’s Steakhouse will occupy a ground-floor space in the 2827 Peachtree Building on Peachtree Road in Buckhead’s Garden Hills area (next to spots like Fellini’s Pizza).
The roughly 6,000-square-foot venue is undergoing a transformation, including updates to the building’s brick facade with elements like gas lanterns and detailed millwork for a classic, upscale look.
Clark, an Atlanta native and co-founder of the popular C&S Oyster Bar (and related seafood concepts), is shifting focus from seafood to steak with this project.
He aims to create a timeless chophouse experience blending New York-style sophistication—think prime cuts, classic preparations—with Southern charm in sides, ambiance, and hospitality.
As Buckhead continues to evolve as a dining destination, Clark’s entry highlights ongoing demand for high-end steak options in the area. The restaurant’s progress has been documented in recent construction updates shared by design firms involved.
This development positions Clark’s Steakhouse as one to watch for Atlanta diners seeking a fresh take on the classic steakhouse formula.
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A luxury home in Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard, tied to the popular whiskey brand Uncle Nearest, now has a sale pending amid the company’s ongoing financial and legal troubles.
The property, located at 10 Codman Spring Road on a roughly 2-acre lot off Edgartown-West Tisbury Road, was purchased in 2023 by a limited liability company connected to Uncle Nearest.
It served as a venue for brand promotional events, including gospel brunches and cocktail gatherings, which drew crowds, caused traffic issues, and sparked neighbor complaints about it functioning more like a commercial space than a private residence. Those events even contributed to new local regulations in several towns limiting large gatherings at homes.
Listed for sale in January 2026 at $2.5 million (with some reports noting $2.595 million), the home quickly attracted a full-price offer from buyers Jennifer and Sekou Kaalund, plus two backup offers at the asking price.
The proposed closing is set for March 19, pending necessary approvals.
The sale is being pushed by court-appointed receiver Phillip G. Young Jr. as part of efforts to resolve Uncle Nearest’s debts and stabilize its finances.
The brand, founded in 2017 and known for its rapid rise and numerous awards, faces a lawsuit from major creditor Farm Credit Mid-America. Filed in 2025, the suit alleges the company defaulted on over $100 million in loans, overstated its whiskey barrel inventory, and violated loan terms by using funds to buy the Edgartown property through a separate LLC not covered in the original agreements. The company entered receivership last year after struggling with issues like missed payroll and heavy reliance on lender support.
Farm Credit Mid-America has consented to the sale and would receive a portion of proceeds (around $900,000) to release its lien, while another lender (Planet Home Lending) would be paid off fully from the funds (about $1.5 million first lien).
Uncle Nearest CEO Fawn Weaver and her husband Keith Weaver, who have objected to the sale, maintain that the property was bought separately by Keith Weaver (not directly by the company) to comply with local Vineyard rules, and that Farm Credit was aware of the arrangement. Fawn Weaver has publicly defended the brand’s overall strength, noting significant revenue, over $150 million in assets, and its status as a highly awarded whiskey.
The U.S. District Court in Tennessee is reviewing the receiver’s request for approval of the sale. The home’s purchase and use were also referenced in earlier 2025 court filings related to the broader dispute.
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Pinky Cole, the dynamic entrepreneur behind the viral vegan fast-food chain Slutty Vegan and a fresh face on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Atlanta, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
The filing, submitted on February 12, 2026, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of Georgia, addresses approximately $1.4 million in personal debt, primarily consisting of $1.2 million owed to the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and $192,000 in state taxes to the Georgia Department of Revenue.
This move comes as Cole navigates ongoing financial challenges while expanding her brand and stepping into the reality TV spotlight.
The Rise of Slutty Vegan
Cole launched Slutty Vegan in 2018 as a humble food truck in Atlanta, quickly gaining a cult following for its cheeky branding and plant-based twists on classic comfort foods like burgers and fries.
The chain’s provocative name and menu items—think “One Night Stand” or “Hollywood Hooker”—drew long lines and celebrity endorsements, propelling it to expand to 14 locations across the U.S., including spots in New York, Dallas, and Birmingham.
However, rapid growth brought its own hurdles, leading to the closure of several outposts in recent years.
In 2025, Cole faced a major setback when she lost control of Slutty Vegan due to mounting debt.
She filed for a state-level restructuring on February 13, 2025, and by March 28, successfully bought back the company under a new parent entity named “Ain’t Nobody Coming to See You, Otis.”
Cole, who owns 85% of the chain, has since shifted focus to franchising as a strategy for sustainable growth.
Bankruptcy Filing: A Strategic Reset
The Chapter 11 filing is described by Cole as a “proactive measure to restructure and move forward.”
Unlike Chapter 7, which involves liquidation, Chapter 11 allows for reorganization while continuing operations. Court documents indicate a teleconference scheduled for March 12, 2026, with a full bankruptcy plan due by June 12.
Cole’s assets are listed modestly at around $14,007, underscoring the personal nature of the filing rather than a corporate one for Slutty Vegan itself.
This isn’t Cole’s first brush with financial adversity. Last year, reports surfaced of nearly $90,000 in unpaid rent tied to her businesses, highlighting the pressures of scaling in a competitive restaurant industry.
Blog Experts note that vegan concepts like Slutty Vegan face unique challenges in appealing to a broad audience, especially amid economic headwinds affecting the fast-food sector.
Reality TV Debut and Future Prospects
Amid these financial maneuvers, Cole is making waves in entertainment. She recently joined The Real Housewives of Atlanta as a new cast member, alongside returning stars and singer K. Michelle. Her storyline is expected to blend her entrepreneurial grit with personal life, including her marriage and family.
Public reaction on social media has been mixed, with some viewing bankruptcy as a savvy business tool rather than a failure.
Comments emphasize that high-profile figures often use Chapter 11 for asset protection and fresh starts, particularly in challenging economic times.
Cole remains optimistic, stating in interviews that this is “not the end; it’s a new beginning.”
As Slutty Vegan eyes franchising and Cole steps into the Bravo limelight, her story serves as a reminder of the highs and lows of building a brand in today’s economy. Whether this restructuring paves the way for renewed success or signals deeper issues remains to be seen, but Cole’s resilience has been a hallmark of her career thus far.
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Mark your calendars and set those alarms, Atlanta! A spectacular total lunar eclipse – famously known as the Blood Moon – will dazzle North Georgia skies in the early morning hours of Tuesday, March 3, 2026 (with initial phases technically beginning late on March 2 in some global time zones).
This is the first total lunar eclipse of the year and the last one visible from the Americas until late 2028 or early 2029.
Blood Moon Over Atlanta: Best Time To Watch
During the event, the full Moon (the March “Worm Moon”) will pass completely through Earth’s shadow, taking on a dramatic coppery-red glow as sunlight bends through our planet’s atmosphere.
No fancy equipment or eclipse glasses are needed – just your eyes and a clear view of the western horizon.
Exact Timeline for Atlanta (All Times EST)
Here’s when to watch, according to NASA and TimeandDate.com data:
- 3:44 a.m. – Penumbral eclipse begins (subtle darkening starts; Moon still high at ~40° altitude)
- 4:50 a.m. – Partial eclipse begins (Moon starts to look “bitten” and reddish)
- 6:04 a.m. – Totality begins (The entire Moon turns deep red – the “Blood Moon” phase!)
- 6:33 a.m. – Maximum eclipse (Peak redness; this is the best moment)
- 7:02 a.m. – Totality ends (Moon starts to brighten again)
- Moonset: ~7:05 a.m. (The Moon will dip below the horizon right at the end of totality)
Best viewing window in Atlanta: Between 5:00 a.m. and 6:45 a.m. Focus especially on the start of totality at 6:04 a.m. through the peak at 6:33 a.m.
The Moon will be low in the western sky (dropping to just 6° altitude during peak), so the red color will pop beautifully against the pre-dawn twilight – but you’ll only catch about 30–60 minutes of the full “Blood Moon” effect before it sets.2526
Where to Watch in Metro Atlanta
- Head to any spot with a clear, unobstructed view to the west (the Moon will be setting in that direction).
- Great local options: Piedmont Park, Stone Mountain (top of the mountain for elevation), Kennesaw Mountain, or even a high-rise rooftop or open field in the suburbs.
- Avoid city lights if possible – though the bright red Moon should still be visible from many neighborhoods.
Pro tip: Binoculars or a small telescope will make the red hue even more vivid. If you’re photographing it, use a tripod and longer exposures (NASA recommends several seconds). No special filters needed!
Weather Check & Final Reminders
Skies are forecast to be partly cloudy to overcast in the Atlanta area Tuesday morning – so keep an eye on your local weather app and have a backup plan. Clouds could obscure the low-horizon views, but any break in the clouds will deliver an unforgettable show.
This eclipse is fully visible across the entire continental U.S., but Atlanta viewers get a front-row (if slightly low) seat to the dramatic reddening just before sunrise. It’s a rare celestial treat – the next total lunar eclipse visible from Georgia won’t happen until 2028!
Bundle up, grab some coffee, and enjoy one of nature’s best light shows right here in the ATL. Clear skies and happy viewing, Atlanta!
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It’s no secret that Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) remains the busiest airport in the world, with planes taking off and landing every minute during peak hours.
Whether you’re an aviation enthusiast, traveling with kids who love airplanes, or just looking for a unique Atlanta experience, watching the massive jets glide in for landing never gets old.
The airport’s five parallel runways create dramatic approaches, especially when traffic flows west (landings on the 26s/27s) or east (9s/10s), depending on wind.
Where To Watch Planes Arrive, Take Off in Atlanta
Here are some of the top spots around metro Atlanta to catch those thrilling low approaches and touchdowns—some free, some with perks like food and drinks.
1. The Rooftop at The Overland (Hapeville)
Perched on the 8th floor of the Kimpton Overland Hotel, this open-air lounge offers one of the most elevated and comfortable views of planes arriving and departing.
You get sweeping sights of the runways alongside the Porsche Experience Center’s test track—jets overhead while Porsches zoom below.
Open Thursday through Saturday evenings, it’s perfect for cocktails and small plates while watching the action. No hotel stay required, though rooms with views make for an ideal plane-spotting staycation.
2. Renaissance Concourse Atlanta Airport Hotel
A longtime favorite among aviation fans, this hotel sits right north of the midfield runways. Request a south-facing room (higher floors are best) with a balcony for unobstructed views of takeoffs and landings, especially on the northern runways (26L/26R or 27L/27R depending on flow). Soundproofing keeps things peaceful indoors, but step out for the full roar.
It’s one of the most immersive spots without needing to leave your room.
3. Phoenix Trail (College Park)
For an active option, head to this 2-mile paved rail-trail along the western edge of the airport. Walkers, runners, and cyclists enjoy frequent low passes as planes approach from the west.
It’s free, scenic, and combines exercise with aviation watching—great for families or anyone wanting fresh air. Pair it with a stop in nearby College Park for extra views.
4. Airport View Restaurant & Nearby Patios (College Park / Hapeville area)
This classic Southern cafeteria-style spot offers window seating with planes soaring past during lunch hours (weekdays)
For evening or weekend vibes, check out patios and rooftops along College Park’s “restaurant row”—places like Johnny’s Chicken & Waffles, Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen & Bar, The Real Milk & Honey, Nouveau Bar & Grill, and Aye Tea Elle put you right under arrival or departure paths. Many diners enjoy meals with jets climbing overhead.
5. Terminal Parking Decks (North and South)
If you don’t mind paying the hourly rate (around $3/hour), the top levels of the North and South Terminal parking decks provide solid ground-level views of landings and takeoffs.
South deck excels for the western runways (27s), while North works well for eastern flows (26s). Cell phone waiting lots nearby offer free alternatives with decent sightlines, though lower than the decks.
Bonus Tips for the Best Experience
- Check wind direction — Use apps like Flightradar24 or Windy to see which runways are in use. West flow (landings on 26/27) often gives lower, closer approaches visible from many west-side spots.
- Bring binoculars or a camera — Even distant planes become identifiable.
- Timing matters — Early mornings and late afternoons see heavy traffic; weekends can be slightly quieter.
- Respect rules — Avoid restricted areas, and don’t block traffic in parking spots.
From rooftop cocktails to trail walks, Atlanta’s proximity to the world’s busiest airport makes plane watching an easy, free (or low-cost) local adventure. Grab a coffee, find your spot, and enjoy the show overhead. Safe spotting!
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One of the most efficient ways to save money is to do it with a savings account. The under-the-mattress approach doesn’t work like it used to.
In this article, we’re going to go over why a savings account might make sense for you and what types to consider.
What Is A Savings Account And How Do They Work?
A savings account is one of the basic accounts you can open at your bank or credit union. With a savings account, you can deposit money and let it grow over time.
If you need the money, you can simply withdraw it from your savings account, but if you keep it in there it can earn interest.
You may be wondering what type of savings account should you get? Well, you need to pay particular attention to the kind your bank is offering.
Some savings accounts allow you to make little to know money on interest, so you’d want to steer clear of those. The type you want is a high yield savings account.
What Is A High Yield Savings Account?
A high yield savings account is one in which the high interest rate allows you to earn more money — as much as 25% higher than a traditional savings account.
To find out what type of interest you’ll get, notice the APY (annual percentage yield) of the savings account.
Should You Open A High Yield Savings Account?
As long as the bank is FDIC-insured, your money in a high yield savings account is guaranteed. So what’s the worry?
If the economy is in distress (like we are right now) you likely won’t make a lot of money in a high yield savings account. That means the amount of money you have in there will sway up and down.
So while you assume no risk of losing your initial deposit, the amount of interest you have on top of it is subject to market volatility.
Where Can I Open A Savings Account?
In the big city, you have plenty of options on where to open a savings account. Here are some major banks you may want to consider. These banks and the rates are good as of 2020.
Bank Savings Rate Alliant 0.40% Nationwide 0.55% Discover Bank 0.55% Marcus (Goldman Sachs) 0.60% Final Words
Opening a savings account is a great way to make the most of your money. If you choose wisely, you will see an increase in your savings account little by little.
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It’s not secret at all, but when it comes to employment, things are getting hard out here. Layoffs are increasing and restaurants are closing.
If you need a job, one place you can check is at your local job fair in and around Atlanta.
Check Out These Atlanta Job Fairs
Here are some upcoming job fairs and career fairs scheduled in metro Atlanta for February 2026, based on current listings.
Note that details (like exact times, participating employers, or registration requirements) can change, so check the linked sites or contact organizers for the latest info and to register.
- March 3, 2026: Kennesaw State University 2026 Spring Government and Non-Profit Job Fair
Time: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Location: KSU Center (likely Kennesaw or Marietta campus area)
Focus: Government and non-profit sectors. Great for public service roles.
More info: metroatlantaexchange.org - March 3, 2026: City of Atlanta Dept. of Human Resources Internship & Resource Fair 2026
Time: 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Location: Atlanta City Hall, 55 Trinity Avenue SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Focus: Internships, resources, and city-related opportunities.
More info: careerfair.gatech.edu or atlantaga.gov - March 5–6, 2026: Showcase Atlanta Workforce Expo (in partnership with Atlanta Department of Labor & Employment Services)
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM each day
Location: Georgia World Congress Center, Thomas Murphy Ballroom, 285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313
Focus: Curated employers hiring across sectors, tied to workforce needs for upcoming major events. Free and open to all job seekers.
More info: showcaseatlanta.com or metroatlantaexchange.org - March 11, 2026: Sandy Springs Connects! Career Expo
Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center, 1 Galambos Way, Sandy Springs, GA
Focus: Opportunities with top employers in metro Atlanta’s Central Perimeter area. Hosted by Community Assistance Center, City of Sandy Springs, and Greater Perimeter Chamber. Free in-person networking.
More info: roughdraftatlanta.com or local chamber sites - March 12, 2026: Choice Career Fairs Atlanta Career Fair
Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Hilton Garden Inn Atlanta Perimeter Center, 1501 Lake Hearn Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30319
Focus: Face-to-face with hiring decision-makers from top area employers.
More info: choicecareerfairs.com or Eventbrite - March 12, 2026: Atlanta Diversity Virtual Job Fair (via JobFairX or similar)
Time: Around 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM (virtual)
Focus: Diversity-focused, connect and interview with top employers online.
More info: Eventbrite or jobfairx.com - March 23, 2026: Entry-Level Atlanta, GA Virtual Job Fair (JobFairX)
Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM EDT (virtual)
Focus: Entry-level roles, with profile matching and virtual interviews.
More info: jobfairx.com - March 25, 2026: Atlanta Job Fair – Sales & Management Focused (United Career Fairs)
Time: 6:00 PM sharp (evening event)
Location: DoubleTree by Hilton Atlanta Perimeter, 4386 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd, Atlanta, GA
Focus: Sales and management positions in greater Atlanta metro.
More info: unitedcareerfairs.com or Eventbrite
There are also several virtual options from JobFairX in February (e.g., Entry-Level on Feb 16, Technology on Feb 13), which are Atlanta-focused but online.
For more, check sites like metroatlantaexchange.org, Eventbrite (search “job fair Atlanta”), or Georgia Department of Labor resources. Good luck with your job search!
If you don’t have transportation, consider applying for some of the Best work from home jobs in Atlanta, Georgia.
Metro Atlanta has a hot economy and that means employers are hiring at a rapid pace. We currently have job articles that show you high-paying jobs, those close to downtown and even side hustles you might like.
If you’re looking to get hired in Atlanta right now, there’s a very real possibility that you can land your dream job.
- March 3, 2026: Kennesaw State University 2026 Spring Government and Non-Profit Job Fair
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With food prices being what they are, your grocery bill may be taking up more of your income than it has in many years. And that’s Ok, you gotta eat. But you don’t have to pay full price for groceries.
If you have all the money in the world, then you may not need to save money, but many people do. This article is going to show you three tips to save money on your grocery bill.
3 Steps To Help You Stop Paying Full Price For Groceries
No matter if you like to fill your basket with potato chips, steaks, shrimp or toilet tissue, you can save money if you do it right.
As you’ll see, the way you save money on groceries, is you put together a strategy.
1. Download These Apps
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2. Make A Budget
The worse thing you can do is show up at the grocery store without a plan. You don’t want to shop by just throwing whatever you see in your basket.
You should make a budget that takes care of all your needs for that week or until your next paycheck. When you create a budget here’s what you should include:
- List your expenses
- Itemize things you don’t need
- Lastly, write down necessities
3. Save The Most On Groceries By Making A Shopping List
The #1 way to save is to write down the things you need to buy. If you add that to the budget you’ve created, it will tell you exactly the amount of money you can spend.
It will also show you what you can buy and how much you can afford. Another benefit of making a shopping list is that it will keep you focused so you don’t overspend.
Last Words
No matter how much money you have, the only way you’re going to save money on food is if you put together a plan. Put these strategies in action, and let me know if they work!
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The price of food continues to go skyward, according to federal statistics. One staple you shouldn’t have to pay an arm and a leg for are eggs.
If you’re looking for fresh eggs in Atlanta, you may be able to beat supermarket prices.
This article will show you where to source locally-grown eggs in the Atlanta area.
Fresh eggs have an advantage over store-bought eggs in that they taste better and consumer confidence is much higher. That means people are willing to pay a premium for good eggs.
Where To Find Fresh Eggs In Atlanta, Georgia
You’d be surprised how many boutique chicken coops have popped up in the metro Atlanta area over the last couple years. Business has even accelerated during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In this article, we’ll go over what you need to know before you buy eggs as well as where to find them in Atlanta.
Reading reviews, one thing that a lot of customers have expressed dismay over is that fact that they may be sold eggs that are not as fresh as they should be.
Did you know you can tell how old an egg is? The real question though is do you know long an egg can last and still be considered fresh?
How Long Do Fresh Eggs Last?
You can’t really go by the date you find on the side of an egg carton when it comes to determining how fresh the eggs are.
In fact the date you find on the carton could be either of these two figures:
- The good-by date
- The date the eggs were packed
If you buy eggs from a local farm, there’s still no way of knowing how old they are, but you may have more confidence based on your relationship with the seller.
How To Tell If Eggs Are Fresh
Don’t think by giving an egg a once over (the eye test) that you will be able to decipher how fresh they are. There is a (scientific) way to gauge egg freshness.
The food website The Spruce Eats says you can do the floating float test to tell if your egg is fresh or not:
“Dissolve 2 tablespoons of salt in 2 cups of cold water. Put the egg in the water—if it sinks, it’s good; if it floats, it’s too old.”
Where To Find Farm Fresh Eggs In Atlanta
Here are some places you can buy fresh eggs near you around Atlanta.
- Gilliams Community Center
1286 Oakland Terrace SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (678) 949-8530
- Morningside Farmers Market
1411 N. Morningside Dr., Atlanta, Ga. 30306
- Patchwork City Farm
902 Pinehurst Terrace SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | (814) 503-0310
- Freedom Farmers Market
453 John Lewis Freedom Pkwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 |
- Aluma Farm
1150 Allene Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30310
- Great Greens Microgreens
400 W Peachtree St NW Suite 4-1077, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 736-3102
Final Word
If you live in another area, you can still find fresh eggs near you. Use Google to find farms selling organic foods where you’re located.
Sustainable eating and gardening has really taken off in the Atlanta area. If you’re interested in learning more, check out our Urban Farming Guide to get started.
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