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Wadada Healthy Market & Juice Bar is located in the historic West-End Atlanta, GA. We're the first black-owned and woman-owned vegan health food store and juice bar in the city of Atlanta. At Wadada, our mission is to serve the local community while supporting your journey to optimal health. Our small batch menu is comprised of the best vegan food in Atlanta and over 90% of our goods are sourced from local black-owned businesses. Our organic teas, vegan Jamaican patties and cold pressed juices are natural, organic and locally sourced. Visit Wadada in the local Atlanta area, or shop online to buy our select products and get them delivered to you!
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878 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd SW, 30310, Atlanta, United States
- (678) 974-7330
- greetings@wadadaatl.com
- wadadaatl.com
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