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Krog Street Market

Market hall in The Krog District at 99 Krog Street NE beside the BeltLine Eastside Trail, with free jazz nights and weekly Tuesday trivia.

Krog Street Market

What it is

Krog Street Market is part of The Krog District at 99 Krog Street NE, a collection of landmark properties beside the BeltLine Eastside Trail where Inman Park meets Old Fourth Ward. The district also includes Atlanta Stove Works and SPX Alley, and its redevelopment restored existing buildings while adding retail and creative office space. The owners describe it as an 18-hour destination for locals and visitors. You can read more about the neighbors at Atlanta Stove Works.

Who is here

The district directory sorts its tenants into food and beverage, retail and services, and fitness. Names on the current list include Fred’s Meat & Bread, Gu’s Dumplings, Hop City Beer & Wine, Jeni’s, Little Tart Bakeshop and Superica, along with shops such as Patagonia, The Merchant and YETI.

What to do

Krog Street Market hosts events in its hall. The district’s calendar has listed a free Jazz Nights concert series on alternating Thursday evenings, and a weekly Tuesday trivia night at 7 p.m. with no cost to enter. Hop City’s Krog Street Market bar has also run Wine Down Wednesdays.

Before you go

Check the Krog District website for its directory and event calendar, since the lineup of tenants and events changes.

Contact

Business details

Address
99 Krog St NE
Atlanta, GA 30307

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downtownATL History

  • The Atlanta Stove Works opened in 1889 as a pot-belly stove and iron-pan factory on the Krog Street site. Wikipedia: Krog Street Market
  • Growth came in the 1920s after the company introduced its 32 BOX stove, and it also made skillets and wrought-iron furniture. Wikipedia: Krog Street Market
  • The east-side building at 99 Krog St began in the late 1920s as a truck storage building. Wikipedia: Krog Street Market
  • The stove company ceased operations in 1988. In the late 1990s the west side (112 Krog St) became mixed-use offices, and Rathbun's restaurant opened there in 2004. Wikipedia: Krog Street Market
  • Tyler Perry bought the east building in 2006 and used it as his first film studio until 2012, then sold it to developers. Wikipedia: Krog Street Market
  • The market project opened in summer 2014, with the food hall opening that November; its skillet logo nods to the stove works. Wikipedia: Krog Street Market

Sources: Wikipedia: Krog Street Market

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