Cute!! Walk in and your in love…read more $$$ (Clothes are on the more expensive side like $60 to $300) There are lots of other (plates & candles & decor) knickknacks that you can get for $20/$30 or around that. Great staff!!

Love this shop the staff always friendly cute little home goods also dresses shoes also the events…read morethey have on Saturdays The price very reasonable

I've always loved Anthropologie from a distance. I would buy small trinkets which I still have over…read more8 years later. I've never purchased clothing because it appeared they only served up double zeros. Well that is not true. I found more items than I could count in 14, 16 and 18. Additionally the staff, especially at the Ponce location are very sweet. Shout out to all the staff especially Gina for asking my name and getting it right. This place is not cheap, but I do think it's reasonable for the quality of clothing. Browse. Enjoy. Repeat.

Seriously, who doesn't love browsing at an Anthropologie store?…read more Usual lovely items not much staff though. Walked around and enjoyed the scenery...didn't find anything worth the $$$ to buy this trip.

They stand behind there product! I have purchased several items ranging from hats to t-shirts and…read moreI make it one of my stops when visiting Atlanta for San Antonio Tx. The quality of the t-shirts has one of the softest materials and best fits. I also had a little situation with one of The Village Retail and brought it to their attention and they stood behind their craftmanship and provided great customer service. Thank you and a shout out from San Antonio Tx!

While killing some time in the Hartsfield airport, I came across this store that is a proud love…read moreletter to the city of Atlanta. Every inventory item seems to grace the shelves with a degree of clear intentionality, making any selection a great gift choice! The sales associate was super friendly and informative, sharing with me the background of the owner and the store's aims to highlight homegrown entrepreneurial and creative talent.

This was such a cute little store! It felt like an antique mall with all the booths. I personally…read morestopped in to get photo booth photos and the staff was nice. The atmosphere was also to die for. Some things were a little bit pricy so I would not come here on a budget. I would revisit if I am ever in the area again!

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.

I'm always on the lookout out for small business gift shops with handmade jewelry and goods, and…read moreBeehive didn't disappoint! The manager Mari was so sweet and greeted us with an introduction of how the shop included displays curated by the featured creators. There were so many beautiful gifts from jewelry to art to housewares. There were some very cute dresses I would have loved to buy, though sadly they only went up to XL. Complimentary gift wrapping was offered too. We all walked out with something! Beehive was so cute and welcoming. If I were a local, I'd definitely be checking out the art classes offered.

The Beehive on Caroline Street is easily one of my favorite spots in Atlanta. It's so much more…read morethan just a store; it's a creative escape. I've spent quite a few weekends there taking everything from sewing and flower arranging to candle making, and every single class has been a joyful experience. There's something refreshing about stepping away from a screen and actually making something with your hands. The boutique side is just as great--it's packed with unique, high-quality gifts from local makers, so you're always finding something one-of-a-kind. Plus, they give you 20% off any purchases on the day you take a class, which makes it nearly impossible to leave empty-handed. If you're looking for a new hobby or just want to support the local creative scene, you really can't beat the vibe here.

Small store but conveniently located in the middle of the busy area. They had a great selection of…read morecolors and sizes. Madewell is typically for denim lovers. Their style is casual and effortless but cute. The staff in this store was friendly and helpful. They even offer you water or sparkling water while you shop in their store. Everything was well organized and clean. I did some shopping and stayed hydrated. Good experience!

Great store. They seem to get the newest items the fastest of the Metro Atlanta locations. Love…read morethat this location has the mens shop, though it is small and a little tight to navigate when busy. The sale selection is alway very small. I always find a gold min of sale items ot other locations but I have never once found anything here so if you aqre a sale shopper - you may not enjoy this location. Beware, if visiting from out of state as a tourist, the parking situation in PCM can be (usually is) very frustrating and this is on of the stores that does not validate.

One of my all time favorite shops! They just opened a location on the west side and it's just as…read morebeautiful as the Ponce location. They carry vintage items, funky/fun jewelry, and great gifts as well. The Ponce shop does $5 Friday's and it's the best. I got a silk top originally $60 for just $5, especially when I love a good deal. They also allows dogs into their shops which is another plus! Shopping here always puts me in a good mood.

Randomly drove by this shop housed in the Arlo mixed-use building and decided to poke my…read morehandmade-lovin' head inside. I knew it was my kind of establishment when I spotted an Etsy sticker on the door. There's parking in Arlo's garage with the entrance next to the nearby Dairy Queen. Your first 30 minutes are free. Be sure to take a ticket from the automated kiosk after you select the 30 minute option (no credit card required). COCO + MISCHA is a small boutique that sells really pretty things. There are lots of handmade goodies, some made locally, like bowties and skinny ties. I saw jewelry, baby items, bath/body stuff, prints, cards, and more. There are also vintage and new pieces of clothing for sale, along with kitchen and barware. Prices seemed a little high for some items and reasonable for others. There was one woman minding the store; she seemed really nice. I didn't end up buying anything but would come back if I needed gifts or wanted to treat myself.

I feel like everything in this store is made for me. As a long legged lady...it's so comforting to…read morebe able to pick up a dress or a jumpsuit and it actually be LONG enough. I will say, it's a little pricey, BUT the quality is awesome and their pieces are unlike anything youll find anywhere else. Whenever I have a formal event or an something where I just wanna stand out, I stop in here. 99% of the time I find what I'm looking for. There have even been a few times when the folks in the store have offered to modify a few pieces so I can get the perfect fit. Now if I wasn't so last minute...I would definitely have taken them up on this offer, but I think it's such a lovely gesture. ALL IN ALL - if you're a tallish lady and don't want to look like everyone else...stop in, give it a try, get a cute dress or jumpsuit or wide legged pant and KILL IT!!

interesting and the people watching was top notch all sorts…read moreof random stuff a truly cultural experience would recommend to anyone that wants to do something different and fun things were priced with no real rhyme or reason but we had a good time anyway

Beware of their pricing! I stopped in Dakota J's this past…read moreweekend as an out-of-towner. Although I was definitely impressed with the selection and service, I realized, after the fact, how inflated their pricing is! I purchased a pair of Dear John shorts priced at $85.00. I decided to check Dear John's website to see what other colors I could buy (post purchase) and their pricing for ALL colors are marked at $69.00--$16.00 LESS than Dakota J's!! I can understand marking up a bit, especially for boutiques, but this is taking advantage of their customers. Feeling ripped off.

I was shopping with a tall friend, who found the cutest dress on clearance. Since I'm petite, she…read moreknew that it would work perfectly for me. Indeed, it did. Would definitely go back here.

Really sad they're (temporarily?) closed. I got my beautiful waist beads from here and lost some…read moreinches around the waistline and need new ones!

This is a cute lil retail shop located in Ponce City Market. It's located on the second level on…read morethe end by The Village Market (another black owned business) and across from what will be Slutty Vegan's 4th Atlanta location. Based off of their social media, they just opened up in November. Bombchel Factory is a black owned and woman owned small business. I didn't really read about them until I got home, but I love the story and mission the owner Archel has created for her business. The store is open and accepting to all walks of life. This shop has a number of African inspired items and patterns which is displayed through clothing, jewelry, candles, etc. I was drawn to the tie-dye Atlanta Influences Everything long sleeve. The shirt is unisex and comes in a variety of color patterns. I will say the store and clothing is geared more towards women as there isn't really any men clothing that I noticed other than the unisex shirts or hoodies. There's a number of other things in there I'd live to get and will definitely be returning to get. I'd say their prices are fairly on par with similar shops/boutique style shops. The shirt I think was $60, which some may find on the expensive end, but it didn't surprise me for a small business as a lot of these items are hand crafted and there's no huge manufacturing things as major retail businesses would have. The two staff members that were working at the time were very friendly and helpful during my visit, and not pushy at all which I like. All in all, it's a cute shop and it's nice to see exposure to more small black owned businesses in the city, as well as in Ponce City Market.