This store is health and environmental friendly. They carry everything for the home and more. They…read morehave eco friendly furnishings and tons of gift ideas for the holidays. They now carry Graybill & Downs skincare items!

LOVE this store - super helpful personal-shopper employees, great eco-friendly inventory, new go-to…read morefor gifts (and treats for myself )!

I walked into this store quite by accident, because I didn't look through the many clear windows or…read moreeven at the store sign before I walked in. The many scents that hit my nose as soon I opened the door hit me hard, but in a good way! I, at first, thought I was in a soap store, Candlefish is at the north end of Ponce City Market close to the parking lot. It's a nice, open, bright space, with welcoming and friendly employees. After I realized that it was multiple various candle scents that I was smelling at the same time, a smiling employee came to me, and told me to let her know if I needed any help and if she could help me find anything. I told her that I was just looking. After picking up a variety of candles, such as mimosa, pina colada, Bloody Mary, and others, and smelling each of them, the candles started smelling similar. Not that they actually did smell similar, it's just that the scents throughout the store were just overwhelming me. This was my queue to leave. I will most likely be back to take a closer look at what Candlefish has. The store smelled really nice.

Best place ever to learn the proper art of candle making. The staff is friendly and has a vast…read moreawareness of when it comes to candle making. The store also features so many good smells for your candle This place is a winner!!!

I love the lotions by Byredo because they're so hydrating. I love that I can hop over to phipps to…read morerestock and also try a few new products.

THE RUDEST people I've ever met. I've been into this shop a handful of times and each time the…read morestaff have been unfriendly and rude. I rather shop online than to give any of these people my money.

What a cute little place! I came down here to shop for mahjong tiles and mats and this is the most…read moreadorable little shop! They have fruit and snacks and gifts and just a wide variety of neat items! The staff was super friendly too!

A true market that has so much to offer. Whether you are gathering a few things for a gift basket,…read moregrabbing some wine or even picking up some delicious food not to mention their unique and fun merchandise. If you ever need help with anything someone will be there for you! Go enjoy the experience.

This is a new small business that provides an experience and quality product. They offer candle…read moremaking classes, by appointment and limited walk ins. Our instructor Joy was fun and knowledgeable. There are 6 candle vessel colors - gold, silver, light blue, dark blue, cream and cream frosted. They have a huge selections of oils to select from. Fruity, floral and another category.

What a fabulous experience! My girl came to visit from Dallas and I wanted to take her to do…read moresomething different. Candleporium did not disappoint. The decor is beautiful, very classy. We were greeted right away. The owner was so warm, welcoming and fun. My candle smells amazing. So amazing I already had them make another and ship it to me! Thanks Candleporium!

Fun studio with tons of local handmade gifts, crafted in the Atlanta area and with great prices!…read moreJewelry, glass, canvas, and tons of unique gifts & collectables! Whomever does the ship-outs is on top of things !

What a cute place to shop. The store is full of handcrafted goods from jewelry, body lotions and…read moresoaps to name just a few. The staff are friendly and helpful we had a great time wondering around purchasing some unique gifts for friends will definitely be returning for another shopping day!

Very disappointed with my experience. I have been a loyal customer for years and have spent…read morethousands of dollars with this company, even recommending it to friends and family. Unfortunately, after this experience, I will not be buying their products anymore. My sister bought me a perfume as a gift that I have used for over 10 years, but the scent was clearly not the same. When I asked to exchange it, they refused because I only had a gift receipt and not the original purchase receipt. For a product that costs $400-$500, I expected much better customer service. Their "72-hour customer service" also turned into a week of back-and-forth with no resolution. If you buy from them, make sure you keep every receipt and record--even if it's a gift--because without it they will not help you. Very poor communication and a disappointing experience overall

This location is in buckhead village.It's the only one in Atlanta.They don't have a signature scent…read morejust for atlanta, like there are in other cities.Customer service was great.It's a pretty small store.You could try all the scents either as a perfume or as a hand wash because they have a sink.I bought a sample for 7 dollars of my favorite cent which is Lys.

I visited Bear and Honey Candle while I was still living in the area and found the experience…read moreorderly and pleasant. The selection was clearly presented, and the fragrances were easy to evaluate without feeling rushed. The staff answered questions in a measured and informative manner. My visit occurred during a busier hour of the day.

I came here for a birthday/girls day out after researching the experience beforehand. We saw that…read morethe candle-making class was $45 per person and thought it would be a fun, local activity to try. We had an appointment for 12pm on a Saturday. Overall, the concept is great, the facility is beautiful, and the candles are decent, but the logistics and communication need a lot of improvement. The space itself is really cute. The bar area, candle-making setup, and rustic feel all create a nice atmosphere. The candle-making area was clean and comfortable, and I liked that we were able to choose our own scents. That said, the actual candle-making portion only took about 15 minutes, which felt short for the price. We also were not given the option to choose which jar we wanted to use, and there were no stickers in stock for labeling or decorating the candles, we ended up having to write on the brand sticker with sharpie which doesn't look polished. I haven't burned mine yet, but my friend said hers burned into a crater in the middle, so do with that what you will. The bigger issue was the overall logistics. The location was hard to find, and Google Maps directed us to the area near Honey Baked Ham. When we tried calling, the phone was "not accepting calls," so we had no way to get help finding the place. When we arrived, we were the only guests there. We noticed there was no bartender and asked about it, only to be told that "the cook was out of town," which meant there was no food or drinks available on a Saturday. Since the online menu and advertising gave the impression that food and drinks would be part of the experience, it would have been helpful to be notified beforehand. After making the candles, we were told to come back in two hours so they could set and cool. We went somewhere else to eat since food wasn't available, then received a call saying they would be closing early and that we needed to make sure we got back in time. After finishing our meal and heading back, we received another call asking if we could come back on Tuesday, three days later, to pick up the candles because "a blowdryer was broken." We politely declined and went back anyway. They said they would "try to find a blowdryer," but when we tried calling ourselves, the phone still was not accepting calls. When we got back, the candles still were not fully set. For a candle-making business, I would recommend investing in more reliable or industrial equipment for the setting/cooling process, especially if guests are told they can return the same day. I also think clearer communication would go a long way. Even a simple "sorry, we're not serving food or drinks today" before arrival would have helped manage expectations and allowed us to plan better. Another thing I noticed is that much of the advertising/content appears to be AI-generated and does not necessarily reflect the actual experience. The online presence suggests a fuller food, drink, and event experience than what was available during our visit. Using real photos, real flyers, and more accurate updates would better represent the business and avoid over-promising and underdelivering. It was an interesting experience, to say the least. I do think it's important to support small and local businesses, and the idea has a lot of potential. Unfortunately, it was clear that the kinks have not been fully worked out. They had their "grand opening" the following week despite hosting events before then, and allowing appointments/class scheduling without any disclaimer. I can't say I would recommend it right now, but I do think the concept is strong and could be great with improved communication, preparation, and consistency.

Not like it used to be, but maybe I'm older & established not needing so much anymore…read more But wow, still a nice store. Wear your walking shoes & if you are someone who needs breaks now & again know there is a big cafeteria for you to relax. I see folks sitting in the staged rooms as well. I guess OK?! I'll share pics. The kitchen & home decor is downstairs with the furniture & purchase kitchen/bathrooms/bedrooms is upstairs. Even a staffed playroom for children- check them in, shop, pick them up. I guess the costs are still good. Inflation happened, no doubt. I don't see the selections I used to, just over stocked with the same items to fill spaces. You need to experience this yourself. A big parking deck isn't too hard to navigate. Very large vehicles may be tricky, so if you can drive a smaller car or maybe park outside of the desk is a good option.

IKEA is still my favorite stopping point in downtown Atlanta. I love the simple and practical items…read morethey carry. IKEA members still get free (very good) coffee in the upstairs restaurant. Today we had 8 pieces falafel with garlic dressing on couscous $4.99. Not bad. However, my first choice was Salmon salad plate. It had slice of raw salmon, lettuce and potato salad on it. They only had two plates, and I missed it because I let people go ahead of me on line. This was 11:15 am. When I asked for more , I was told that they didn't have enough employees to prepare more. So sad! I will always support IKEA but I'm not so impressed with the cafeteria anymore.