12171 Katy Freeway
281.940.0990
Houston, Texas 77079
Fax: 281.940.0995
Promoting Local Farms
+ fresh and frozen meats:
THIS IS NO ORDINARY STORE!
- grass fed, halal beef and lamb
- truly free range chicken and turkey
At Georgia’s Farm to Market, we embrace promoting - Georgia's own natural nitrite/nitrate-free smoked
health and well-being for all of our customers. We are bacon and sausage, natural pork, and other
fervent supporters of local farmers and sustainable specialty meats
agriculture in the Harris and surrounding counties. We + eggs:
believe promoting our local farmers serves to - cage-free, omega 3 fed, natural and organic supple-
strengthen our local economy and create a true home mented free range chicken eggs
for products that are good for you and the environ- + local dairy products:
ment. Georgia’s is not just a store or restaurant; it’s - including goat milk, ice cream and cheeses
also a place where you can learn about improving + breads, including:
your and your family’s health. - local artisan baked "slow dough" breads
- gluten free breads and cookies
Our staff is dedicated to the principles of healthy living + bulk, including:
and is excited to share with you! Georgia’s is also a - largest tea selection in town
venue for lectures, concerts, classes and - largest herb and spice selection in town
seminars that help you make healthy decisions. - great organic and free trade coffee
- dried fruit, cereals, organic grains & nuts
We offer 100% Grass Fed and Free-Range meats
that are processed at our own Halal-certified facility.
Georgia’s is now the exclusive retailer for Slow
Dough artisan breads in Houston! Breads that are
made with all-natural ingredients (many from
Georgia’s) are baked fresh and delivered daily. Visit
Georgia’s on Wednesdays and Thursdays between
10 a.m. and 2 p.m. to get the best of what our local
farmers offer. Seasonal fruit and vegetables all come
from sustainable agricultural resources.
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