AtlantaFresh Artisan Creamery

This is their storage and office location, but you can drop by to get some stuff. Only open Wed-​Fri, 11am-​6pm. My local favorite dairy brand.

This yogurt is amazing. Love their original flavors, especially sweet heat– a tropical fruity blend with a habanero pepper kick. The factory store is open W-​F from 11am — 6pm. We go in and buy several mix and match cases. My kids have loved being able to try the flavors before committing to purchasing. Can’t say enough good things about this local creamery.

I fell in love with Tropical Sweet Heat. Who would ever have thought to flavor yogurt with habenaro. It has a great balance of taste and flavor. The Peach and Ginger is a close second. In fact I can say every flavor they have is flawless!

this is the BEST yogurt on the planet !!! their greek yogurt is so good and not high calorie plus LOCAL !!! i know you can buy it at several Kroger stores and also at Whole Foods– maybe other places — check out their website

First off, this is truly phenomenal Greek style yoghurt. The consistency of it is just divine. The full fat plain is something that I could eat every morning with some cut up fruit in it. The cherry & port is awesome.
So, why do I only give it 3 stars? Well, after driving down to the factory location in Norcross (which is a tricky location to find, trust me) my wife & I were all excited to stock up on some of the 32 oz plain yoghurt. After all, it had to be cheaper than buying it at Whole Foods, right? Wrong! The owner charged us the same amount. I mean, what the Hell! How can you charge people that have driven to your factory door, the same price as full retail at Whole Foods, the most expensive rip-​off of grocery stores. I was not amused. My wife bought one anyway since we had driven all the way over there from Duluth. Jesus, we could have just driven 10 minutes down the road to Whole Foods instead. I think that it is just a bizarre business model, considering the stuff is being walked from the back, to the fridge in the lobby. So, instead of buying ½ a dozen 32 oz yoghurts, he made a significantly smaller sale instead, brilliant. We always try to support local & small scale companies as well as Mom & Pop type restaurants, so this was a big disappointment. As a result, we will not be buying anymore of their products.

I like this yogurt because it is not tart and runny like most. I also like to support a local business, although it is splurge rather than something I can afford everyday. Thankfully the Scoutmob allowed me to try a case of 12 mixed non-​fat flavors for $ 10. My favorite is the black cherry port wine and honey. I bought the chocolate rocket for my husband because he likes mexican style chocolate and he said it was not his favorite.

Buy Local !!!
Super yummy yogurt, crème fraîche and mozzarella. Ron «The Big Cheese» is very knowledgeable and friendly and makes some really tasty Peach Ginger, Chocolate Rocket, Vanilla Caramel and Sweet Heat yogurts.
I’ve tried the non fat, low fat and whole milk and every one of them is just divine. Love Atlanta Fresh and I’m happy to support the local peeps!

Finding AtlantaFresh can be a bit of a treasure hunt — but there really is treasure at the end of the trail, so it’s worth the journey. Note that if you’re coming from the northeast, you can’t get there from the highway part of 141 (even though you can see it from there) — you have to be on the little access road. Specifically, if you’re coming from Peachtree Industrial Blvd, turn right at Target/​Publix and then turn left onto Peachtree Parkway. Keep right at the junction; don’t get on 141.
If this is your first time and you just can’t make up your mind what to get, I’d recommend a dozen split up among Chocolate Rocket, Black Cherry with Port Wine, Tropical Sweet Heat, and Peach Ginger (and I’d go 4:4:2:2 in that order). You’re not going to find decadent rich flavors like these in any other creamery. And for heaven’s sake, unless you’re eating three a day or mixing them with peanut butter for a fruit dip, go for the whole-​milk versions where possible.
And I do recommend adulterating the Chocolate Rocket with ½ part to 1 part peanut butter to make a silky, seductive dip for pretzel rods and apple slices. Eat your heart out, Reese’s, this peanut butter cup is so much better.

After many more little cups of yogurt, I don’t think I can ever eat another brand again.
AtlantaFresh has a new flavor… it is called Chocolate Rocket and it is absolutely amazing. This stuff is so chocolately that even though it’s made with skim milk, it has to be labeled as 2% because of the fat from the chocolate. You know that means it’s good. It’s a chocolate flavor with a kick, but it’s not as hot as the Tropical Sweet Heat, which is definitely a good thing.
I also finally got to get some of the ginger peach flavor, which was really good too. I honestly would not be able to pick a favorite flavor.
I’m totally psyched to see they are going to be making yogurt for Three on the Tree, and Chocolate Rocket has to be one of them or I’ll be sad.
Also, the smoked mozzarella makes for some amazing homemade mozzarella sticks, pizza, and sandwiches. I might be addicted to it.

Sweet baby Jesus, this is some good yogurt!!! One my girlfriends has been raving about the Atlanta Fresh yogurts for a while now, but I couldn’t bring myself to shell out $ 2.50 for a 6oz pot of yogurt. Then I remembered that I had a 50% off coupon for Atlanta Fresh Yogurt from Scoutmob, so I decided to take a little field trip to the company store (the coupon is only valid at the company store in Norcross) with one of my girlfriends to see what all the fuss was about. Boy was she right! I’ve been hooked ever since!
The owner was super nice– he answered all of our questions and let us taste the yogurts, cheese and crème fraîche to our hearts content. Since then, I’ve been telling everyone who would listen about these yogurts. My favorite flavors are the Ginger Peach and the tropical sweet heat. I’m a true believer now!
Note: Buying direct from the company store will save you $ 0.50-$ 0.99÷6 oz pot without the coupon, depending on which retail facility you purchase them from. With the coupon, I got 12 6oz pots of yogurt– my choice of flavors– plus the largest size of the plain yogurt (32 oz?) for $ 13!!! Thank you Scoutmob! And thank you Atlanta Fresh Yogurt! I’ll be back for more!

These guys are A game all the way. EVERYTHING — yes, EVERYTHING they are producing is fantastic. The company store is just a little bonus for those of us lucky enough to get there. Stop in, sample what ever you’d like and leave with a box of fresh, local treasure!

I never clued in that the light blue (fat-​free) vs. dark blue (2%) vs. red (whole milk) was a universal labeling thing until I saw AtlantaFresh’s yogurts labeled the same way. That was the one new thing I learned today :) I’ve always been a big fan of AtlantaFresh Greek yogurt but thanks to Scoutmob for making me aware their company store is actually located closer to me than Whole Foods, Alon’s, and the farmer’s markets which is where they usu. sell their products.
Why I love AtlantaFresh:
— Their Greek yogurt is all about locally made — local milk, local cows, & local farms.
— Their yogurt is super yummy, and they’ve got great flavors to choose from: black cherry & port wine, ginger peach, vanilla caramel, tropical sweet heat, wildflower honey, mixed berries, and coming soon: chocolate rocket. I love them all.
— All their flavors come in skim, 2%, or whole milk versions — I love too that the skim milk yogurts are just as tasty as the whole milk yogurts.
— Their yogurt has only 11g sugar which apparently is less than other yogurts.
Why I love AtlantaFresh’s company store:
— Just $ 2 for the 6 oz. yogurts (vs. $ 2.50 at Whole Foods, $ 2.99 at Alon’s).
— Even better value is getting 12/​case for $ 20 — and you can choose your flavors. With Scoutmob, the deal is even sweeter!
— Sampling! Ron the owner is super nice, took time to explain his product, even gave me a tour of his facilities! But best part is sampling all the flavors, even their fresh mozzarella.
— Applewood Smoked Mozzarella. Whoa, this is really really good stuff. They sell the big ball of the applewood smoked and «regular» fresh mozzarella for just $ 6 — I can’t wait to enjoy mine in a caprese salad or panini sandwich!
— FYI, they also sell Crème Fraiche here, too.
If you love Greek yogurt but haven’t tried AtlantaFresh, you are missing out big time. If you live near the Norcross area, you definitely need to stop by and stock up! Yogurt is good for you!
This place can be hard to find — apparently GPS will lead you astray. It’s right off the Jones Mill Rd exit, and they’re located in the office buildings across from QT. Each row of buildings is a different building # — the middle row is 6679, and then look for the «Focus on Food» sign. Oh — and they’re on the side of P’tree Industrial heading south.

Seriously, please step up the consistency of your consistency. Sometimes it’s watery, not homogenized and off. Please get your act together.

The Yogurt is fantastic. I also buy the Fat Free and am in love with the taste. The Peach Ginger reminds me of Peach Cobbler and I love the mixed Berry. At retail Outlets 6oz cups are 2.50 whereas you can buy direct (at the Farmers market) for 2.00. I know its pricey but I am willing to pay the premium for better taste and to support a local business.

I buy this yogurt wholesale for my job as a corporate chef. My fellow employees love it and the flavor combinations are great.
This creamery truely is a farm to table creamery and they use only local ingredients and have the farmers drop off their goods on a weekly basis. The milk is local too.
These guys are great and a they employ a very experienced chef who oversees the operation and makes the yogurts and cheeses.
Not to mention, Greek yogurt is very good for you and is a great source of protein. You can purchase the yogurt at Whole Foods for right now, but they are quickly expanding. Ask for them in your local grocery store and who knows? They might start carrying them.
The Tropical Sweet Heat is my favorite as well. They make a full fat, 2%, and No-​fat version of the all the yogurts.

I never really understood the whole locavore movement. If the food is good, who cares if it came from California? I became a convert after trying Atlanta Fresh Greek Yogurt at Whole Foods. The proprietor was sampling his product and I was doing my usual bit by grabbing as much free food as possible. I was very impressed with the Tropical Sweet Heat Yogurt, a mix of banana, mango, ginger, and habanero pepper. I was blown away when the proprietor told me this rich, creamy yogurt was the nonfat version.
I then pull my wife over and she starts peppering the guy with questions she pulled from the internet… Do you use BPA? Where does the milk come from? Do they use 3^rd trimester pregnant cows for their milk (she’s kind of become a food nut since The Boy was born)? The owner had answers for every question. They use locally made, grass– fed Johnston Farms milk, and even gave my wife their contact information so she could follow up with more questions (she did). This is now the only yogurt she’ll feed our son.
For me, I’m blown away with how good the nonfat yogurt tastes, and am amazed that a product that’s made on Monday can be on store shelves by Wednesday. I love the Tropical Sweet Heat, the Peach & Ginger, and the Cherry Port Wine yogurts. I’ve spotted these guys in the Buckhead Whole Foods, Alon’s, and Star Provisions. I’m not sure where else they serve it.