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Shopping in Braselton
Braselton shopping splits into two honest buckets: the walkable downtown, where the 1904 building, the antique stores, and the Joy Company Market line Davis and Harrison streets, and the practical grocery side, where two Publix stores sit inside the city limits. The big trip runs to Mall of Georgia on the Gwinnett side.
Everything below is real and open, verified by name and location. Hours move with the seasons, so check the store before you make a special drive.
The downtown block
Antiques, boutiques, and the 1904
The old square is the town's retail center, and the restored 1904 Braselton Brothers Department Store is its anchor: boutiques, galleries, and the market building under one roof.
The 1904
The restored 1904 building holds boutiques like Simply Thompson and the 1904 Gallery upstairs, with the restaurants below. The whole downtown starts here.
A Flea An'tique
The large downtown market, about 17,000 square feet with 80-plus dealer spaces, including Frederick's Jewelers, the destination for a serious browse.
Countryside Antiques and Braselton Antique Mall
The long-running Countryside Antiques on Harrison Street, on the square since 2004, and the Braselton Antique Mall in the Davis Street block, two real rooms for furniture and finds.
Joy Company Market and FernGully
The Joy Company Market on Henry Street is a country store focused on Georgia-grown foods, and the FernGully garden and gift shop covers the plants and presents side of the square.
The grocery side
The practical grocery map
Publix at The Vineyards
The long-standing Publix on the Highway 211 side, with a pharmacy, the everyday grocery answer for the south and west parts of town.
Publix Braselton Village
The newer Publix, opened September 2025 in the Braselton Village center on the east side, with its own pharmacy.
Braselton Fine Foods
The downtown grocery in the 1904 block, the quick-milk stop when you are already parked on the square.
Kroger, just over the line
The Kroger at 2700 Braselton Highway sits just outside the city limits on the Buford side, the alternate full-grocery run many households make.
The big trip
The Mall of Georgia run
When the downtown and the plazas are not enough, the Mall of Georgia in Buford is the regional mall trip on the Gwinnett side of the corridor, a straight shot down the highway for the department stores, the food court, and the movie theater.
An editorial guide, not a listings site. Updated September 22, 2026. Real-estate guidance on this page is provided by Rob Dietrich, REALTOR® with eXp Realty, LLC.