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.

Thank you so much!! I went in looking for a dress for an upcoming wedding I'm going to. I didn't…read moreknow where to start, and Pierre was FANTASTIC! He took me under his wing and found me a fabulous dress. Literally the best shopping experience I've had in years. Thank you:)

They always have my size and prices aren't bad. It's always a quick trip for me every time I go.read more

I am going to disagree w/ the previous review! Sabot…read moredoesn't need C Louboutin--every other large department store in ATL carries that much over-hyped brand. Go to the mall! Get used to the brands Sabot carries..those you won't see everywhere and on every foot in town. Barbara Bui, Tepeet...all cool shoes! And she carries a line of clothing that no one else in ATL carries. The small size of the shop, keeps it intimate. The mother and daughter team will learn you name and greet you as an old friend. We need more of these in the ATL. Until then, Sabot is my shoe store!

Store looked very appealing and gorgeous. Very nice…read moremerchandising, showroom. The store gives the vibes of an LVMH brand, type Isabel marchand. But there is a but. Not welcoming. The feeling of that famous scene of Pretty woman, with her first retail shopping experience. THIS is what the luxury industry has been fighting against these days: appearances and sales. It is not the mask that was a barrier. It is not wanting to sale and do the work properly: contact with the client, small talk, questions, advice, and even if the client do not buy today give him the opportunity to remember you, and buy from you another time. I found a dress, they had It in 6 and 8. First person told me : we do not have your size. I have no complex being a 12 . The answer and voice was not inviting. A good sales person would have 1 / we can try it on and order it for you 2 / we have this new model in your size blah blah ... The answer was robotic, judging me up and down. My fault I came in with no rings , just my credit, card, my Bartaco order in hand, no make up, no signs of superficiality. I GUESS I was not a good target. RETAIL team did not bet on me to be able to fall in love and buy something right away. I left the store, and found online that saks, bergdoff and TIBI had had my size available of the popeline dress. I Went again back to the store, I live upstairs , I asked to try it anyway, figured out I needed a 10. Went back to purchased it at $278 instead of the store $349 the brand had it in finale sale, got my dress today! I am grateful to the store, I have discover a designer I did not know about. I mainly shop in small businesses for one reason SERVICE.

I went to look for an outfit for an upcoming wedding. Did check out 2 other stores before finding…read morethis gem upstairs at global mall. I had no idea what I was looking for but the auntie that helped me was so nice and had so much patience with me. She helped me try one 5 or 6 outfits before I settled on something. She definitely provided a lot of good recommendations. While some of the outfits felt pricier I think it was worth it. Would recommend if looking for an outfits for an Indian wedding as a guest.

I found my first kurta here at Ladlee, an Indian clothing store located inside Global Mall, an…read moreIndian shopping mall in Norcross, just off I-85 exit 99 (Jimmy Carter Blvd). The kurta set, shirt and pants, was $125. $132.50 after 6% sales tax. I thought this was a reasonable price for the design and quality of the kurta I got. I just wore it at an Indian baraat (groom's procession), wedding ceremony, and dinner (I wore a tux at the following day's cocktail hour, reception, and dinner). The brand of my kurta is "Sanskrit" (at least, that's what the neck tag looks like it says) and it's made in India. It's dark blue with a nice pastel floral pattern down the chest, surrounding the buttons. The ends of the sleeves have buttons too. The kurta is long and slim-fitting, and it has an inner lining. The pants are white, made of light fabric, have pockets, and stretch in the waist. I'm only 5-7 and Ladlee had plenty of styles in my short and small size. Turns out I'm a size 38 in kurtas. I opted to get my kurta pants hemmed (personal preference) by my tailor in town instead of at Ladlee because I didn't want to drive back up to Gwinnett just to pick up pants. That said, a little bunching is normal for kurta pants. My wife and I shopped at two other stores at Global Mall before choosing the kurta at Ladlee. We went into this kurta shopping experience blind. Aside from browsing websites like Kalki beforehand, we had no idea which stores were good nor exactly what kind of kurta I wanted. The other stores we visited were Rahul's Clothing and Radhika Collection. Rahul's and Radhika are on the first floor. Ladlee is on the second floor. I tried on kurtas at all three stores. The customer service at Rahul's was good, but the kurta I liked was cheap in quality, especially compared to the kurta I got at Ladlee. However, the price was cheap too ($75) so I can't knock Rahul's for that. If you're looking for the lowest price, check out Rahul's. The customer service at Radhika Collection wasn't great. All kurtas were folded, packed in plastic bags, and stacked on shelves behind the counter. This made it hard to browse. I didn't see anything I liked at Radhika. Ladlee is big and occupies two separate spaces: one for women and one for men and kids. I think Ladlee had the best selection of kurtas in my size. I tried on a couple and my wife and I quickly found the one I eventually purchased. The men and kids side was so busy that an employee offered for me to try on the kurtas on the women's side. That's where I made my purchase too. The customer service at Ladlee was great. We never felt pressured to buy. Also, while I was trying on kurtas, an employee offered to show my wife Ladlee's blouse selection, which they normally only show on weekdays because they're so busy on weekends. Check them out on Instagram @ladlee_atlanta: https://www.instagram.com/ladlee_atlanta/?hl=en

I really like this store. The clothes are very interesting, eclectic and fashionable. The staff is…read morealso really friendly and personable. I will say the clothes are pretty pricey so definitely be prepared to spend if you do want to shop here but they do have luxury brands, so it definitely makes sense. I would recommend this store mainly for men's shopping though women may be able to find something for themselves. I came here to shop for a present for my boyfriend.

Moda is a great store definitely check it out. The service, selection and value are all perfect.read more

This place is a throwback to when I used to buy sneakers in the late 80s early 90s. They had…read moreeverything all the Dickie clothing, backpacks and every major brand of sneakers. Staff was amazing especially Antonio, he held onto some clothing and shoes for us while we ran a quick errand in a different part of town. I will be coming back to purchase more clothing, shoes, etc.

UPDATE: I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER SHOE IN THIS STORE.. sorry Jeff I was rocking with you…read moreunfortunately, I came into Walter's to use store credit from a pair of shoes I returned in January. I was told when I made the return that all I'd need was my ID -- the store keeps the slip on file. When I gave my name and ID, the associate couldn't find my slip. Instead of continuing to look thoroughly, he accused me of already using the credit or that it wasn't in my name, suggesting I was trying to get over on the store. This was said in front of other customers, which left me feeling humiliated, disrespected, and singled out. I later found a picture of my slip and saw the store had made the error -- my name was written incorrectly on their end. Which was funny because I was told it was my fault and that in all the years the store had been operating, they had "never made a mistake." My name starts with an "S" why was there an "M" on the slip, I have no clue. Even after it was clear I was right, there was no apology or effort to make things right. In that moment, I did not feel I was given the same respect or fair treatment that another customer might have received. The entire interaction was unprofessional and extremely disappointing.

Location - Located next to the Patagonia store in Buckhead, this charming boutique is where I chose…read moreto shop on a sunday afternoon. Why I stopped by - I was on the hunt for a Barbour wax jacket. So hubby researched what places in Atlanta supplied Barbour. He found this place therefore we stopped by the establishment on a Sunday afternoon an hour before closing. Parking - Parking is limited out front, but we managed to find a spot. Interior- The interior of this store is classic english/british. Lovely. From the interior design to the layout of the store. It really will remind you of shopping in the UK. Customer service- Excellent! It was just me in the store for the majority of our visit. It felt like they closed the store and gave me a private and personal shopping experience. The owners daughter helped me personally the whole time which I greatly appreciated. She was very knowledgeable and was happy to assist and answer all of my questions. I also did not feel rushed at all despite stopping by the hour just before they closed. I ended up walking out not with just the Barbour wax jacket I was seeking, but also another quilted Barbour jacket. They even threw in a free scarf for me to match with my wax jacket! Thank you :). I highly recommend this phenomenal boutique and shall be back for more wonderful pieces to add to my wardrobe!

I usually don't do reviews, but I had to do one for The London Trading Company. I was looking for…read morethis one particular jacket, the Barbour International Wax Jacket. Instead of ordering from the UK, I Google, The London Trading Company, which was convenient because it was in ATLANTA. The service was phenomenal forgot the lady name, but when it comes down to customer service, she's the best. The London Trading Company is definitely my go to store now instead of ordering online from the UK for Barbour product. I'll definitely be back.

Great store with really friendly employees. Nice quality clothing, and it's great to see a Black…read moreowned business. Positive environment, I'd definitely come back.

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.