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What to order at Charlotte Regional Farmers Market
- Must order
- A bag of mixed Carolina peaches in season and a side of country ham.
- Editor tip
- Peak season is May to September; pull up a Tuesday-Saturday slot.
CuisineMarket
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Neighborhoodsouth-end
HoursWed-Sun 08:00-17:00 year-round
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Must order: A bag of mixed Carolina peaches in season and a side of country ham.
Tip: Peak season is May to September; pull up a Tuesday-Saturday slot.
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Address: 1801 Yorkmont Rd, Charlotte, NC 28217
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Order: Whatever produce is in season and a loaf from a Carolina bread baker.
Tip: Year-round but smallest in winter. Free parking in the Atherton Mill lot.
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Order: Coffee at Not Just Coffee inside and a stop at the Saturday morning market.
Tip: Free parking on weekends. Closer to South End breweries than the Yorkmont state market.
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Order: A spread from three vendors at once; bao at Bao and Broth, kebab at Botiwalla, gelato at Honeysuckle.
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South End Farmers Market at Atherton ★ 4.3
The South End Farmers Market at Atherton Mill is the Saturday-morning year-round farmers market on South Boulevard, with small Carolina farms and artisans.
Order: Whatever produce is in season and a loaf from a Carolina bread baker.
Tip: Year-round but smallest in winter. Free parking in the Atherton Mill lot.
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Atherton Mill on South Boulevard is the converted 1890s textile mill turned mixed retail and cafe destination, with Not Just Coffee and a Saturday market.
Order: Coffee at Not Just Coffee inside and a stop at the Saturday morning market.
Tip: Free parking on weekends. Closer to South End breweries than the Yorkmont state market.
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Order: A spread from three vendors at once; bao at Bao and Broth, kebab at Botiwalla, gelato at Honeysuckle.
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