A great souvenir shop - variety of different items stamped with Atlanta trinkets and T-shirt's to…read morebuy as gifts. The store owner was super helpful- they had a buy one get second T-shirt for half price. They didn't have the sizes in for the T-shirt's I had picked, I had to settle - my kids were happy anyways and loved the T-shirt's I brought home!:-)

My card was stolen and used at this location without my pin 4 times in one day. Had they checked ID…read moreon credit transactions they would have known someone was using a stolen card.

Hello Atlanta is conveniently located in the Peachtree Center Mall. It is a great place to find…read morelast minute souvenirs of Atlanta. It is not to busy and the prices are reasonable.

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.

Prices of beer and wine is TRIPLE what you'd pay outside of Centennial Park area. Six dollars for…read morea pint of Yuengling...other single pint cans were similarly over priced. Other items in store overpriced as well.

So expensive! But it seems to be the only souvenir shop in the walkable area. Didn't get anything…read morethough.

A few shops were closed, either because of there set hours or other reasons…read more I'm bummed this place doesn't stay opened past 7pm. I needed this hub to be hotel accessible after my flight from Virginia. Nevertheless, some of everything is in here. Eateries, sweets and a drug store are located all within walking distance. I visited CVS and Chick-fil-A. Both places the service was effortless. You can choose to sit here or get your items and keep it moving. You can catch the Marta (rail system) here too. I believe a one way pass is $2.50. Overall, this hub is super convenient. And you'll have access to at least two hotels. I'm staying at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis and having this hub is a big plus! Parking... I have no idea how it works. But I encourage walking and using the Marta. Exercise caution at all times. Well there's an advertisement about picking up a swag bag once you show the Concierge desk your Yelp review... I tried but it seems no one knew anything about this perk or the sign. As you could probably guess, I did not walk away with any HUB swag. Have fun and enjoy life.

I stumbled across the Hub when walking from the Mercedes Benz stadium…read more I was looking for a quick bite and wanted options, however there were barely any restaurants open. It's Sunday, so maybe that's why, but there was a big game today, so I'm unsure why they wouldn't have options available. Outside of most restaurants being closed, I will say that it was clean and had ample seating, as well as plenty of outlets for charging phones, laptops which I found very convenient, given my phone needed a charge so could route myself back to the hotel. I ended up dining at Bull Gogi, which was yummy. There were no restrooms, which was HIGHLY upsetting, given that they had some restaurants open. How can you serve people food and beverages while not having bathrooms available? Am I supposed to urinate on the floor?

Purchased some items to make a visitor's basket. Service has always been pleasant. Been there…read moretwice. Parking in the area not the greatest.

Great shop ,as soon i get their employee was very helphful diffentley i will stop againread more

Shout out to TK he has the best spot no cap best merchandise if you are looking to be the best…read moredrip king or Queen.

Such a cute shop with so many home goods to choose from. It's very clean and the staff and nice…read more Reasonable prices for their crafted goods!

Me & my guest were cruising Ponce City Market. We saw this spot and decided to enter. A lady…read morespoke to us when we entered. We saw a lot of cool items, a few were overpriced but they were still nice. I found a Prince quoted bag, Bob Marley themed matches and a few stones. I placed my items on the checkout. Neither of the two females there spoke but the one who rung me up did thank me for my purchase. I almost decided to forgo the purchase due to their nonchalant attitude but I wanted the items. These places need to realize they need us, not that we need them especially for overpriced, unnecessary items. Customer service training corporate.

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.

January 3, many places closed…read more Food stalls favor Southern food and not so healthy selections. Looking for fresh pork items....this could be the place for you! Parking lot next store or garage parking close by.

I've first been here 3 years ago..My sister Medinah likes Prailins so I bought her here for that…read more This time I bought my mom here for the first time to get some food to eat. She never been here before so I had to introduce mom to The Municipal Market. We came here after she went shopping at Publix on Fayetteville Rd. They have several different restaurants here all different kinds of food to choose from. Definitely worth the trip and you can validate your parking ticket. Pull up and check them out.I visited on 2-5-2026.