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.

By far the biggest location in Atlanta. It reminds me of the old Lenox store before they downsized…read moreto make way for Apple. I love that they have a design center and in theory that would be helpful before ordering any furniture. There are two rooms and apparently a staff member to speak with (though I have never actually seen anything here). I do like that they have all the upholstery options for you to see in person and feel if you want/need prior to ordering. The actual design room doen;t really ever seem to change though which strikes m as odd. Great slection and organized store. Good selection of petits and some bridal whihc is a plaus for me at the moment as I shopping for honeymoon. I do think they decor selection isn't as varried as other locations like Lenox, Alpharetta, or West Side (odd beciase there is so much oppertunity witht eh huge floorprint). Fitting rooms are big and clean with lots of seating and nooks for your personal items to not have to sit on the ground. I have never waited in line for a fitting room - though I have never been here on a weekend. Sale section could be better - again it is large but I never seem to find anything like I do in other locations. Staff is freindly but never seem to be around (possibly due to size of gthe store with the amount of walls as dividers). It doesn't bother me as I am the type to not ant to talk to anytime unless I have a question but I could see how it may be a negative for others. I typically just head tot h fitting room or till if I have questions and it is never an issues. Probably my third favorite location after West Side and Lenox. Yes you he t pay to park unless you luck into one of the "free" spots (which basically never happens lol)

I love how the space looks and the vibe is peaceful this is one of the favorite places in Ponce.read more

Think Black owned village inside a store. The attendant was so knowledgeable of the store, the…read morePonce Market and the artists/owners. Each section featured different business owners and their products. I love that a QR code to the artists or business owner was there and a little card about them. The store was so NEAT, fresh and inviting. Go check them out, they have a few other locations too and another coming to the airport. They have an online presence selling too!! It's BHM, let's support this month and the other 11!!

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!

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.

We specifically came here to patronize this amazing business that allows so many other businesses a…read morespace to showcase their talents. It's easy to get lost in here because there is so much amazing stuff to choose from. Jewelry, clothing, food, crafts, soaps, and much more. I found things that I didn't even know I needed in here and I can't wait to go back. I saw some cologne and intention candles that I want. The price of their items range from $4 - $100 for certain things, but from what I saw the value outweighed the price repeatedly. The best part, again, is supporting so many other businesses in one place. Kudos to the owners for having such an awesome vision. There's lots of parking here because they are located off Caroline in that shopping area. Parking is free too. The shop is super organized and Mari greets everyone who comes in. You will leave with something.

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.

The service staff, is very nice at the Ponce City Market location but the manager is rude, she…read moregeneral sits outside the store giving people dirty looks most mornings but i had the displeasure of her customers service manners today. Fortunately the company actually stands behind their product and actually listened to me instead of gaslighting me and making up excuses and disinformation. The 3 stars is based of many positive interactions with literally everyone else that works there.

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.

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.

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

Quality, stylish clothing and great customer service. A pair of pants ordered for my husband for…read moreChristmas arrived quickly and wrapped beautifully - what a nice surprise!

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.

As a husband and father they always go out of the way to help me find just the right thing and even…read moreon really short notice! Imagine that :)

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!

The Merchant is a home goods gift store carrying a number of thoughtfully curated specialty…read moreproducts. Located at the Krog Street Market, the interior aesthetic reads industrial storehouse meets white-washed farm living room. Exposed high ceilings painted black with spotlights, hanging 60s style vintage lamps, a lacquered wooden canoe suspended mid-air and a large lightbulb arrow sign add a quirky vibe. Products include kitchen gadgets and serving ware (hand towels, plates, bowls, measuring cups, cocktail accessories, glasses, handsoap), books (travel, art, history, food/recipe, coffee table), Georgia-related souvenirs and packaged food gifts (candies and chocolate, cookies, puzzles, etc), gifting paper (like cards, gift wrap, gift bags), candles and home decor items (wall art, prints, bookends), and some seasonal holiday items that fall into above categories. They carry Lucia candles which are one of my favorite candle makers in terms of elegant home fragrances, though I only saw their seasonal fir/evergreen scent which unfortunately wasn't a love. Price range falls into the higher end so not an everyday shopping kinda place, though I'd recommend for an occasional treat or place to buy a nice souvenir. Staff seemed helpful and able to provide recommendations. Parking is available street side in the neighborhood.

Good selection of home decor items at fair prices. I got a cozy throw blanket that looks even…read morebetter in person than online.