Tucker Farmers Market

Great little market. Not so big that it becomes commercial but just nice down home feel to it. I love going there. Plus they have local honey for me! lol
Love this place!

Friendly people and locally made/​grown products = yay!
It was drizzling out today, but they still came to set up shop! Purchased some awesome soup mix, wing sauce, hot pickles and THE BEST Mojito mix ever! There was a cute booth called Mo’Mint & Thyme, an adorable play on words, and they had a ginger, mojito and hibiscus option, as well as some jerk seasoning made by someone who knows what they’re doin’! Also tried some really good almond butter and got a sample of chamomile soap.
I don’t know if they’re always there, but there was a delicious Bulgogi sammich place! Had the beef, but they offer mushroom as well. Sooooo tasty!
Overall, very impressed and will return! They’re only there on Thursday from 4p.m. to 8p.m. so plan accordingly!

I’m not sure if maybe we went on an off Thursday but this market is really really small.
We visit a lot of Farmers Markets and from the photos we’ve seen around, this market looked decent sized and pretty busy! We arrived between 5:30−6ish and didn’t have a hard time parking in the little downtown Tucker area which is pretty cute and a perfect location for a nice Farmers Market. The market had only about 10 tents… some were not even under tents, only tables with microwaves on them. We only saw one tent with fresh veggies and one tent with apples, and the rest were odd ins and outs from homemade food to homemade art. But it was very dingy looking, no one was walking around, and the front Market table didn’t have anyone sitting there to answer questions or greet people. It was very poorly organized and really didn’t say «Farmers Market» to us. I would suggest only allowing vendors with tents, as a table with a microwave really doesn’t say «sanitary, tasty and fresh» to us. I think it has potential but it’s just not run well or organized.

I love the selection and the vibe of this farmers market. Some unique finds like free range goat cheese and candied carrots from Rise and Shine bagels. I also bought some spicy trail mix from the Total Bliss granola guy. I didn’t get any of the fresh roasted coffee this time but I have had it before and it was great. The local honey is also a valuable winner. All the vendors are very friendly. Bring your own reusable bags.

Of all the farmer’s markets around town, this one is my favorite. It’s not too small and not too big. I especially love first Thursdays when there are food trucks. It makes it a great evening out for the family.
There’s a nice variety of vendors with offerings such as fresh produce, bath and body products, and baked goods. I love how friendly everyone is and you really get that small town feel. It’s just great.

Wow! So glad I checked this place out! I recently moved to the Tucker area and I currently live less than a mile from downtown. My roommate and I were excited to check it out because it was the first of the month and they had live music and food trucks!
There is a great selection of stands– from King of Pops to homemade kettle corn (a recipe I found out has been passed down through generations), homemade beef jerky, grassfed meats, fair trade coffee, sweetened nuts, local produce, shea butter, homemade almond butter… I mean wow! For such a little market I was really excited at the finds! Nearly all of these stands offer free samples, and they are so friendly– I heard some great stories on how they begin their trades!
Also the food trucks were a really cool option– we enjoyed to music while eating a pop and some smoked Thai wings! Such a nice place to visit in the afternoon. Will definitely be coming by here for seasonal produce and meat over the next months!

This Summer, word of mouth spread the news of the arriveal of Tucker’s Farmers Market. I took a chance and headed to Main Street on one sunny Thursday evening, after 4PM. The sight was something amazing to behold! Set back off of Main St, down one of the side alleys, were quite an assortment of tables hosting a plethra of happy, smiling vendors and their delectable wares!
My 1^st stop was at the vendor offering beautiful, crisp heads of lettuce ($ 3) all grown hydroponically. I loved all of his different varieties and purchased several to try! Because you receive them with the lettuce roots still attached, these heads stay fresher in the refrigerator at home a lot longer than what is bought at a typical grocery store.
Afterwards, I headed over to one of the local farmers to pick up some garlic, onions, and tomatoes. Wow! The garlic was so fresh! ($ 1/​ea) I loved the idea of using vegetables that had been picked only days before, carefully stored, clean and ready for consumption!
Further along I discovered another vendor selling fresh mushrooms! My love of mushrooms knows no end! These mushrooms were truly amazing! ($ 6) They were so fresh and beautiful! With so many varieties to choose from, I have since become one of his regulars, stoping off at his table every week!
Another treat for me was a vendor offering fresh goat cheese, raw goat milk, and fresh chicken eggs! I enjoy sampling the different flavors of goat cheese ($ 7.50), while I purchased a ½ gallon of raw milk ($ 6) and fresh eggs.
There are so many more vendors then the few that I have touched on here! Come to the Farmers Market to enjoy grass-​fed beef, river salmon, and fresh pork! Stop by and pick up organic seasoned nuts, flavored honey, jams, jellies, salsas, and more!
Open through December, if you are looking to support local farmers and pick up the freshest produce around, then come down to Main St in Tucker this Thursday after 4PM and see what all the talk is about! You will not be dissappointed!

I was looking for the cupcake shop on Main Street and while walking down the street, I saw the Farmers Market. I stopped and fell in love! There were so many great vendors with a wide variety of items. I’m trying really hard to support local business and artisans and the Tucker Farmers Market makes that possible.
The Market is tucked in beside the Bank of America lot. There was plenty of street parking. I was there after dark, and felt safe walking from the Market back to my car. There were lots of people milling around. However, I think the area could use more street lighting. I’m glad I got a close parking spot; otherwise, I may have felt uncomfortable walking further.
I made an initial round around the market and was able to talk with vendors and sample some of the products. I ended up buying some hand-​crafted goats milk soap (the coriander smells so good!), honey, fudge (omg-​it tasted as good as my Grandmas!), a pair of earrings and some flower magnets, and some hummus. I’m definitely going to be back and will purchase some of the other items. I wanted to try the food truck, but just didn’t.
Also, while a few of the vendors only take cash, a lot of them take credit cards, which makes things convenient.

Take the Decatur Farmer’s Market (not YDFM) held on Wednesdays and multiply by 10. Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE the deaf milk guy, the beef farm meat, the shawarmas, and the homemade ice cream, but they have bands. And strawberries so ripe you can smell them from 10 feet away. And antiques. And beer. Beer! At a farmers market! wow.
They’re doing something cool right here and you need to check it out. Thursdays in season. Check the website.

The Tucker Farmers Market is surprisingly one of the best farmers markets around town. It’s located in the heart of downtown Tucker in the BOA parking lot.
Lots of great vendors here and you get anything from fresh off the farm eggs to pre-​made tamales. Friendly folks and good variety.
Also, Tucker has several cool antique shops that you can also browse before or after you’re done at the market.
Couple of tips:
bring your reusable bags
bring cash
Cool little market that actual blows Decatur’s farmers market out of the water IMHO.

In Bank of America on Main Street’s car park. Walk w Ca$h although some people may take cards.
FINALLY, a farmers market in the little quaint nook that is Tucker. These are the highlights of this market, and reasons for going–
There are Italians that make cannolis, wedding cake cookies and almond biscuits– to die for.
Two Jamaican ladies that make Ginger Beer (non alcoholic) and Mojito mix bottled (just add alcohol or seltzer to taste) that is SOOO good. to die for. It’s really really REALLY good.
A beef man that sells farm beef and bones that my Rottweilers go NUTS over. They’d say it’s to die for.
This little boy sells Liquor infused jams. I forget his business name, spirit jam or something like that but IT IS GOOD! He has jams like Merlot with _​_​_​and Cabernet with _​_​_​_​. sounds weird, but wait til you taste it. heaven on a cracker.
Lastly, there’s a nice man that sells cookies and pastries. These oversized chocolate chip cookies and whatnot. YUM YUM YUM!
Of course, King of Pops and your usual suspects (candles, spices, vegetables, italian breads) are there, and it just rounds out the selection. It’s small, quaint, and i hope it continues forever. Come out and keep our market running!