Buford Highway Farmers Market: Atlanta International Grocery Guide
Buford Highway Farmers Market sits on metro Atlanta's famous Buford Highway international corridor in Doraville, GA. It's one of the largest international supermarkets in the Southeast — Latin American, Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Indian, Middle Eastern, and African groceries under a single roof. This is an independent shopper guide, not an official store page. Confirm hours and inventory before visiting.
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Tropical and Asian produce — plantains, yuca, taro, daikon, gai lan, bok choy, fresh herbs, peppers, and tropical fruits in season.
Full-service butcher with cuts for Latin American, Asian, and African cooking, plus a large fresh and frozen seafood department.
Mexican, Central American, South American, and Caribbean pantry — masa, dried chiles, sazón, harina pan, sofrito, and tropical drinks.
Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino, Japanese, and Indian groceries — rice, noodles, sauces, frozen dumplings, and snacks.
Olive oil, tahini, za'atar, halal items, plus West and East African staples like palm oil, fufu flour, injera, and berbere.
Tortillas, pan dulce, Asian baked goods, and hot prepared foods (varies).
Located on Buford Highway in Doraville (DeKalb County), at the heart of metro Atlanta's international restaurant and grocery corridor.
One-stop international grocery shopping — especially when you need ingredients from multiple cuisines on the same trip.
It's a large store — give yourself time. Weekday mornings tend to be calmer than weekend afternoons.
It's on Buford Highway in Doraville, Georgia, in metro Atlanta's DeKalb County — part of the well-known Buford Highway international food and grocery corridor. Verify the current address and hours on the store's website or by calling before you visit.
It's a true international supermarket: Latin American (Mexican, Central American, Caribbean), Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino, Japanese, Indian, Middle Eastern, and African pantry, plus produce, butcher, and seafood departments.
No. Your Dekalb Farmers Market in Decatur is a separate, also-famous Atlanta international market. Both are popular destinations for international grocery shoppers in metro Atlanta — they are different stores with different owners.
Buford Highway is one of the most-cited international food corridors in the U.S., lined with Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Mexican, Central American, Ethiopian, and Indian restaurants and shops. Many shoppers pair a market visit with a meal nearby.
No. This is an independent shopper guide. Use the store's own website or phone number for hours, weekly specials, and inventory questions.