Ran into this cute little shop in Lithia Springs. Lots of cute items from scarves to jewelry…read more Wonderful place for that unique gift. The owner, Cholie, is a gourmet cook who also does catering of deserts. Stop in and visit!

Okay - truth. I don't even know why I am on this. Though I…read morelive in the 'hood (Morningside) and always walk around, NO ONE ever checks into "Virginia Highland". HOWEVER, I must have inadvertently done so once. Recently I got notice that I had been replaced as Duke of "Virginia Highland". Them's fightin' words.

This area has got some good restaurants. The crowd is mostly preppy. Best bar is ten high and…read moremetalsome rocks. Love tavolia, noche is cool, murphy's has great brunch and yay for yeah burger... Good stuff all and all! Difficult to park

This is a large convenience store in Concourse A. They have the usual items....snacks, beef jerky,…read morecold beverages, souvenirs, books and magazines....but one thing that I noticed is that they belong to the network of airport convenience stores where you can buy a book, read it.....and then return it at any of the stores in the network for 50% off the purchase price. Paradies Lagardere, the owner of 850 airport bookstores across 98 airports in the U.S. and Canada, realized that many people get bored, there's nothing to do at an airport, and if you had only remembered, bring a good book. The Read and Return Program at airport bookstores began in 2003. Even if you're not someone who flies frequently and only travels twice a year, it's safe to say you can finish the book between layovers or before your next official flight. I mean you have at least six months to get your money back. Here's how the program works: Buy a book from any Paradies Lagardere bookstore at the full price. Return the book with the original receipt within six months to any Paradies Lagardere airport bookstore (there are at least 850 locations). Get 50% of your money back. One of the perks of returning a used book is that the store now can only sell that book at half price. Imagine walking into a bookstore and seeing books on a table for half the price. That's a little exciting for anyone--especially at an airport bookstore! I think that is a great program and there are hundreds of locations nationwide to buy or return. Great !!!

I quite like this store. If you can ever find time to go to Lenox Mall when it is not crowded…read more(like maybe a weekday morning) and go to French Connection, you get extraordinary customer service and attention - they really dote on you and keep bringing new things for you to try. Overall, the staff is very friendly and helpful, even when they are busier. I keep thinking that I am getting too old for this store. I think that might be just because I am certain that I am too old to wear "FCUK..." t-shirts (although I do still love my "Cheeky FCUK" t-shirt after all these years). But, even though I sometimes feel too old, I still go into this store and always find something that is feminine and flattering and still looks good on me. I recently bought some of my favorite jeans ever here, and I got a really great coat last winter (on sale!). I think I just really like the cut of their clothes - they always seem cut to flatter one's figure. Overall, they are pretty reasonably priced and they often have a great sales rack.

This location will be one of the 17 FCUK stores closing nationwide, and sucks to say, but I don't…read morethink I'll be missing it when it's gone. I came to the store the weekend before Christmas and it seemed like every store was having big markoffs. This store was no exception as they were offering 50% off everything in stock. There were plenty of sizes and colors in stock and the store is easy to navigate around. However, the kicker for this place is that the workers paid you absolutely no mind. As in they all just congregated around the cash wrap like a high school clique. It must suck that you all are about to lose your jobs, but hey, you're still getting paid and any sort of greeting/attention would probably make a better lasting impression on your ex loyal customers. Deuces FCUK

On Dec 11, 2024 I flew out of ATL airport using Concourse D and stopped in Midtown to buy pack of…read moregum. I tried to pay the cashier with cash and she said she couldn't accept cash payments. This is completely unacceptable. In the United States, under the UCC (Universal Commercial Code) "The UCC defines money as a medium of exchange that is authorized or adopted by a government." and " Federal Reserve notes are legal tender in the United States, and are obligations of the United States government. They can be exchanged for goods and services, and are receivable by all national and member banks and Federal Reserve banks." By LAW, no business on US soil can lawfully refuse Federal Reserve Notes and coins. Midtown Magazines is violating US and Georgia laws. Please do not support this business or any business that violates laws.

Came by Midtown Magazines while I was in the Atlanta Airport. Just needed a quick snack before I…read moreboarded my plane, Sprite and Milky Way bar. I bought it.... decent price for airport. Plenty of people in here but I probably waited in line for 2 minutes. Store employees were quick, efficient and courteous... what else do you need. Place also has plenty of magazines, books and souvenirs to buy if you need them. I didn't but they are there for purchase.

Great line very professional and classy, I would recommend to everyone...this is what is trending…read morenow and forever...5 stars to the owner

My all-time favorite Boutique in the Neighborhood! Pulls up within minutes, always have a great…read morevariety of clothes to shop from, latest fashions and the owner is very friendly!!! Didn't have to leave my house to travel to the mall it came to me within a matter time.

This is a strange little store in Cumberland Mall. They feature a lot of Beanie Babies, snacks,…read moreand greeting cards. There is a nice Hallmark right next door, so I'm not sure how they do much business in stationary. Prices are high and comparable to a convenience store. There are a few pluses to this location. They have a good magazine selection, if that's something you're into. I get most of mine on my iPad or Kindle, but if you are into the paper copies, this is your place! They also have Dippin' Dots. They are the only place in the area where I have seen them. Every few months, I get a craving for them, and I found this place with an online Dippin' Dots locator (seriously). The freezer they use is cold and the ice cream was delicious.

Reminds me of the Rust Belt back at home in Ferndale…read more Lots of small artisan shops all over. Some areas for seating and lounging too.

It's a mall within a mall!…read more Citizen Supply offers choice browsing opportunities. While perhaps the bulk of its offerings is apparel, there are also lots of gifts and home stuff available too. There's even a plant shop in the back which will make you feel (or at least me feel) like a jungle explorer, with pots and pots of exotic specimens. I knew I was going to be a fan of this place after I noticed they carried cards from an Etsy seller who sold me some darling holiday cards a couple of years ago. A very Etsy-ian establishment, so you can feel good shopping at a local store offering many locally-made items. Plus, there is no dearth of employees patrolling the floor, and they're nice too. The checkout area is at the front, off to one side. When you're tired and need to recharge, Citizen Supply even offers a bar in the center of its space.  Be a good citizen and check out the supplies at Citizen Supply!