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.

I patron at this store often and I'm always overly satisfied so I decided to write a review…read more Compared to other stores in Ponce City Market, this store definitely has it's own personality and vibe. Every time I go in, they make me feel so good and welcomed. Any time the owner, Archel, is there she goes above and beyond to make sure I am taken care of. If my size isn't in the store, she has offered to get it for me. The styles they have are high quality and the items are priced appropriately especially for PCM. I also love that they are more than honest about which items come from where; some are curated in Atlanta while most come from various areas in Africa. The best part about this brand is the back story, which everyone that goes needs to ask. I won't go into the details here, but just know every purchase comes with purpose!

Cutest collection of gifts and collectibles! From squishies to funny quotes on shirt & keychains…read moreto ATL & Decatur paraphernalia--this place has some of the cutest things. Prices were very reasonable, and the staff were super friendly.

This store is filled with so many cute and unique items. I was so glad my husband and I decided to…read morestop here. We will definitely stop in anytime we are in the area again! You can also shop online at oddbirdgifts.com, so I'll definitely buy online as well

Visited Boho Gal for a jewelry pop-up that was haunting me on TikTok and I finally made it, lol. I…read morelove jewelry, especially gold, and the pieces that I saw on the clock app had me curious. Since I knew I had time to kill on a Sunday before my appointments, I decided to pop in and shop a bit. First, know that the parking lot is SMALLLLL. I used to live in the neighborhood so I should have known better but, sheesh. I arrived around 10:45am, only minutes after they opened and there were at least a dozen people in line and every parking space was taken. I love that for the biz though! I ended up parking in the lot across the street and walking over. I think I stood in line for less than 20 minutes, it wasn't too bad and the weather was great so it was a breeze. The staff was welcoming in guests in small groups, so I figured it was tight in there but whoo! It was an intimate space, definitely boutique-style. We weren't packed in like sardines but luckily, patience and politeness kept the flow going. Items were beautifully laid out and presented on various tables. Earrings, brooches, bracelets, rings, etc. There were different metals, gemstones and more available, all lovely pieces of vintage items for sale. Prices varied, with most items being over $18. I liked the variety! I wish there was even more, but liked that it wasn't packed with too many items, you could see that each was handpicked and sourced with love. I ended up leaving with a dainty gold/silver watch, two David Yurman-esque rings, and a beautiful gold bracelet. At a total of $89, I think I made out quite well. I definitely plan to go back for another pop-up and see how I make out.

Saw the pop up event on TikTok and finally got to visit this jewelry store. The pop up event is…read moremonthly and it's a two day event. I visited on a Sunday, arrived an hour before they opened. There was already a line when I arrived. They have a small parking lot. They have really cool vintage pieces that are reasonably priced. I would definitely recommend.

If only I can rate this place a zero. High quality clothes? Sure. Though they slap an overpriced…read moresticker on these clothes despite the manufacturers selling them for cheaper. Working here is horrible as well, if you dont meet certain quotas for the week instead the owner/manager sitting down with you and working with you, you get dropped...with no week notice at all. Its messed up. Imagine if someone had this job as their only source of income, but INSTEAD of giving them a headsup, you fire them when they just got done working their WHOLE 10 hr shift making sure their store is cleaned. Owner doesn't care about employees, hell-- the store manager be working his ass off day in and day out (who i DID felt bad for.) Store manager was pulling sneaky shit behind the scenes. Taking away a huge chunk of my hours, LYING to me saying "its because you're still in training," when his ass could've easily broke it to me. Hope him and the owner achieve that "1 mill" they so call want to do. Can't believe I was sacrificing MY health and MY time selling clothes for an employer who could drop me like a fly cause theres only so much you can do SELLING CLOTHES. All in all, Elk head clothing do have good quality clothes, but you can find others for much cheaper with the same quality. Working here is horrible and toxic, and hell-- owner could be racist too. :) !

The selection is great and the service as well. I am a fan of the merch due to the high quality. My…read moreknock on the store is the exorbitant "Ponce Tax" on purchases. This is on top of the very high priced garments.

Doesn't open at their listed opening time! Frustrating when you wait for a place to open when it…read moresays it will and noone shows up. Unprofessional

So I was just going in to look. I love little boutiques like this. I didn't plan on buying anything…read morebut I couldn't leave without one of the beautiful scarves. And no, I don't need anymore scarves but OMG!, they are so beautiful and yes, I wore it the next day. Hey, this is perfect pashmina weather. This a great place for gift shopping, accessorizing your home, holiday decorating, and just treating yourself. Great customer service too.

A must visit shop every time we visit Atlanta. The owner of…read morethe shop is kind, helpful and very knowledgeable. She sources her items from various African countries. Wonderful selection of metal, wood and bone jewelry, African clothing (male and female) and perfume oils, shea butter and body oils all at Excellent prices! Very reasonable. My teen sons had a ball buying a bunch scented oils for themselves and their girlfriends, all for less than one small bottle of cologne!

This is the only physical store I could find that sells waist beads. The strands have either the…read morecommon small, long beads or medium, shorter beads. The strands of medium beads are solid, bright colors like lime green. The strands of small beads have a main color with a little of other colors mixed in. I got two strands of the small beads; one green with gold pieces and one white. The young lady in the store helped me size, cut, and tie my beads on. I thought I was supposed to wrap the strand around twice, but she explained that you tie them around you once where you want them then cut the excess. You tie them in a knot, so they aren't meant to be taken off and on, unless you're cutting to make it tighter. I also got a beautiful fabric fan and I wish I'd bought two or three. The fabric is heavy, the handles are thick and easy to grip, and there's a loop to hold it open or clos

This shop is truly one-of-a-kind, with its diverse and distinctive collection that resembles a…read morefascinating museum. From captivating jewelry to beautiful artwork and charming knickknacks, every corner holds something special. I walked out with stunning earrings and a lovely new ring. Stumbling upon this gem was such a delightful surprise.

No greeting as I walked into the store, hovering and staring at me the entire time. Acted like I…read morewas stupid for asking if the crystals were real, then did not say goodbye to me after I spent money at their business and clearly was being kind to them. They will look at you funny if you have color on your skin, this is the first weird and strangest experience I've had at a store. Old people can't change I guess.

Great selection, prices, and staff. All sizes and styles from funk to fancy. Easy to park. What…read moremore could you ask for!!!

Love this store! They have such quality pieces. I love the employees, they really curate an…read moreincredible selection