Right in the heart of the Norcross town square, this store carries everything you need to recall memories of a journey to Mother England or find those special items you've been missing since your move across the pond. Taste of Britain carries a wide assortment of Anglo groceries that are nearly impossible to find in the States, including all sorts of pies, hobnobs and Irish bacon. In addition, you'll find many gift and souvenir items from England, Ireland and Scotland. See website for online shopping.
Established in 1974, this community-owned natural foods business has offered a great selection of bulk herbs and spices, local and organic produce, vitamins, supplements and natural foods groceries. The kitchen serves fresh and nutritious baked goods, soups, sandwiches and salads, and offers ongoing health, cooking and nutrition classes. Emphasis is placed on providing high-quality natural foods, preferably those grown and prepared using organic methods. Natural care, household, and general merchandise items are also available. The cooperative is owned by the people who shop here, but membership is not required for shopping.
Whether you're looking to bulk up, trim down, add a kick to your workout or a boost to your diet, All About Health is a good place to start. Thiis complete fitness shop boasts a great selection of supplements and nutritional formulas to give you that extra competitive edge. Protein bars and shakes, creatine, growth hormones and other forms of fuel are on hand, as well as a nice assortment of weightlifting goods and accessories such as belts, gloves, straps and supports.
Atlanta Vintage Books houses over 50,000 rare and used books spanning many different subjects and genres. The staff is friendly, helpful and much more knowledgeable than those at the big chain stores. Special orders are also happily accommodated, as hard-to-find and out-of-print editions are a specialty among these old pros. The literary energy in this traditional neighborhood shop will restore your faith in the corner bookstore. To find that perfect gift for the bibliophile, head to Atlanta Vintage Books.
This urban farmer's market provides a funky little collection of produce and livestock offerings to Atlanta's in-town shoppers. Set in the historically Black neighborhood of Sweet Auburn, the market is home to numerous vendors. While organic produce is the specialty here, you'll also find an unparalleled assortment of rabbits, fowls and other small livestock for sale. Various entertainers gather around the booths and displays, offering gospel, soul and other forms of musical diversion. When in the city, do consider spending a few hours at the Municipal Market to soak in the culture of the neighborhood.
This curious little shop attracts pedestrians passing by in Little Five Points with an array of crystals and wind chimes in the window and flute music piped outside. Inside, the cramped quarters house a metaphysical museum, offering thoughtful gift items that range from jewelry and personal accessories to music, incense and candles. Browse the thorough collection of books dealing with metaphysical topics and new age spirituality, or find a local expert on the big wall of business cards.