First, I would like to say that the store is filled with a lot of things. That is the only…read moregood thing. Other than that, a lot of things are overpriced or do not have a price on them at all. I read a review saying that the guy will just charge you whatever pretty much and he did! He told me the one item would be $14.99 and I paid almost $20 for it. I questioned him about where the extra fees are coming from and he told me it is because of state tax (which is only 6%). The guy then told me if I didnt want to pay the taxes, I needed to zelle him. I will not be returning.

they have cute stuff but they are racist the employees kept staring down and following my friend…read moreand i the entire time we were there it was extremely uncomfortable & yes we are black! i won't be back

Located in the middle of Antique Market Row on Broad Street in Chamblee, in the Police station…read moreparking lot sits Broad Street Mercantile - A place that is bringing the new to an area known for the "old"! While not the biggest of places, they are packed with merchandise from entry to exit. The great thing about this place it they clearly focus on the local vendors and goods while only featuring a handful of nationally recognized brands. From candles to clothing to pet accessories they have everything you never knew you needed! It's definitely a great place to buy local gifts for folks that love having a little piece of Atlanta! I love this place for more than just what they sell, the décor is fantastic and pure farmhouse! They took time to make sure they had one true theme running from wall to wall, and even floor to ceiling! The flooring is beautiful and accented with great rugs, while the ceiling is "weather" metal decorative tiles. Even the displays feature true farmhouse aesthetic with country style tables placed on wooden pallets with burlap accents. They didn't even forget about the storage room which features a beautiful barn doors as the entrance. Simply put, they did a great job decorating this space to not only be charming and welcoming, but also functional. The service was great as well! We were welcomed before we even hit the door. She let us know she was available to help and then let us wonder around until we were ready to check out. At this time she chatted us up about our day and other local shops we should check out before thanking us for coming and inviting us back with a smile! Overall, this place was great. A few things were on the pricier side, but that is really expected in this variety of shop, especially in this area of the city. We try to hit "Antique Row" a few times a year, and Broad Street Mercantile will certainly be on the list of places to return to each time!

There is something for everyone here…read more Thai. Indian. Irani. American. Italian. Sweets, doughnuts, candies, and cakes. Eastern market that boasts Asian of all kinds. Sushi, dumplings. Persian. Pizza. Fried chicken. Burgers. Cuban and Puerto Rican. Mexican that's "okay." Also available: paper goods (cool cards, pencils, journals). Clothing (J Crew, Anthropologie). Wellness: yoga, spas. Stuffed animals and toys. Co-working spaces. Boutiques with unique finds, including local artists. Coffee. Beauty shops and perfumes. Cosmetics. Flowers. Textiles. Homegoods from the likes of Pottery Barn and Rejuvenation. Medical and dental suites. A barber/hair stylist. You can find almost anything here. And for food, if you don't want to stay in house, or if they don't offer in house dining, there are tons of tables and seating options outside in the common areas where you can gather with friends. It's open, airy, high ceilings, and even when crowded, there is plenty of room to move. It used to be an old Sears warehouse and they kept a lot of the industrial elements. I've reviewed several of their shops individually. Also near the Beltway, which is an Atlanta gem and walking distance to multiple sites.

This place was fun! Lots of eating options as well as a…read moregreat rooftop from where you can see all of Atlanta! The rooftop also has a mini golf and has a few carnival inspired booths, including a metal slide. Ample onsite parking, can be expensive and most places only do contactless payment. In addition to all the eating options, you also have home related stores like west elm and William Sonoma. Il The whole place is about 12 stories high. Has several areas that I'm sure may be rented for private events too.

I've been to AmericasMart more times than I can count -- from Dragon Con to the Oddities Expo to a…read moretattoo convention and a few other events in between. They host a lot of different events and expos throughout the year, and check-in is always easy to find and from what I can tell, generally in the same spot. The only minor downside I've run into is when the escalators aren't operating. If you're trying to leave quickly and don't want to fight your way back through the vendor crowds, be prepared for a bit of a trek down the emergency exit stairs and through an empty floor or two. Other than that, the space is clean, spacious, and well-maintained. The staff does a great job keeping things running smoothly no matter how packed the event is.

If you are following and have been to SF Gift Center, this is a similar business…read more My wife was so happy that we discovered this by accident. Too bad for her, it was after they were already closed for the day. Quality/Quantity - B2B Wholesaling. Events, see website. Atmosphere - 3 buildings, with many bridges/tunnels connecting them. Over 300 showrooms. Complimentary parking, see website for specifics. Atlanta Convention Center - 500,000 sq ft, 35 break out rooms in the 3 buildings, etc. Two hotels on site - Westin with 1100 rooms and Hotel Indigo with 206 rooms. Open year round; see the website for hours and days depending on seasons, etc. Service - B2B. If you are not a business, bring cash or your ATM card. 7 & 8th floor, I believe open to the public. Price - Depends on what you buy. Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1957.

LOVE this cafe. The vibes are so comfy and cute. I love their little merchandize section. Plenty of…read moretables and chairs. And VEGAN FOOD OPTIONS!!! I'm dairy free so I live to find vegan options. Their vegan sausage biscuit is to die for. We were in town for 5 days last year and went here for three of them. I waited a whole year to have this biscuit again this morning. K believe this is new since last time but they now have a vegan chorizo biscuit that was also wonderful. We also went for the pistachio croissant which was *chefs kiss*. Drip coffee was good! Served in the cutest cups. Staff were kind. Place was clean. Goose Fieri was guarding the door. What more could I want?

Thus shop is doing all things right!…read more Let's start with how we got here ! A friend sent me a picture of a Tik Tok picture featuring an ube latte! I responded with - when are we going? We decided we would wait until the weekend since we would have to drive from Cobb county to the city. I started doing some research and did not see ube latte on the menu. I called the phone number listed on yelp- but it appears it is just a cell number and went directly to voicemail. I went to the website and found an email address. I sent a basic question/ do you have an Ube latte on your menu? To my surprise I received a response! This simple response was exhibit A that they don't play about customer service On Saturday morning I arrived to the shop around 11am! The coffee shop is a neighborhood spot! As such, you will just have to find street parking in the neighborhood. I ended up parking a block away. This place was crowded! I did have to wait in a line. However, I enjoyed checking out the item for sale while waiting in line. The book titles had me laughing , this is your go to spot for a unique gift! We ended up ordering the following: 1. Hot Matcha latte with ube and oat milk 2. Hot ube latte with oat milk 3. Cheese danish NOTE: I did confirm that the matcha they use is NOT pre- sweetened. This is a huge plus in my book!! The item came out quickly. All items weee served in to go containers. I am not sure if this is just standard practice even if you are dining in. We were able to grab a table outside! However, this place was crowded and open seating was limited! My matcha was AMAZING! It was not too sweet, which is how I like my matcha. The cheese danish was also delightful. My friend said she enjoyed her latte too. I will note that I did not taste the Ube flavor. This coffee shop is a vibe, but also serves yo tasty drinks and treats! I would highly recommend checking this spot out !

Tried the matcha drink with oat milk at the Halidom location in southeast Atlanta. It was tasty and…read morethe service was great. The price was around $10.

Located inside Halidom Eatery in East Atlanta the nice coffee shop has many options to choose from…read moreas well as a few food options. I tried the Purple Haze Latte which is really really good and refreshing. The cashier was very helpful with giving me advice on which drink I should try when I told her I wanted something cold and tasty coffee. They also have juice drinks that I will definitely try the next time I visit. 10/10 definitely recommend

I stopped by Brown Sugar Babes to pick up a gift for my daughter, and I have to say, I was really…read moreimpressed with the place! They have a great selection of oils and fragrances, with plenty of different scents to sample. The sizes are good, and the prices are very reasonable. They also have fragrances and oils for men, so there's something for everybody. The only thing I didn't like was that they don't offer a military discount. But I have to give a shout-out to the young lady who helped me. I believe her name was Iriah--I think that's how she spelled it. She was extremely sweet and provided great customer service. I bought my daughter a book, and she went the extra mile by giving me a larger gift bag with tissue paper so everything would fit nicely. It's those little things that make a difference! The store is clean, contemporary, and has a really nice atmosphere. If you're looking for a gift for your daughter, girlfriend, wife, or even yourself, I definitely recommend checking out Brown Sugar Babes. Great products, great prices, and even better customer service!

I'm a lover of all things D'Angelo. I didn't know I needed this experience until I arrived. BSB is…read moreinside Terminal South. Parking is free, friendly staff is decked out in warm, shades of neutrals. Neo soul sets the mood, it's a vibe! Champagne and chocolate? Yes please! "Something subtle or do you want to scent the room?" Set it alight! BSB started out as a pop up. Now you can shop online or come to the brick and mortar to sample scents, avoid higher prices and $12 shipping. Staff clearly reads minds. My scent is "warm, not too sugary, neutral but dynamic. I want to cut the room but in a non-offensive way." A palette was placed before me. "Rich Aunty" is a best seller but after trying 12 I fell in love with 2. BLONDE AMBITION Inspired by Clive Christian Blonde Amber which I'd never heard of! "First notes you smell - Rum, Frankincense, Bitter Orange, Bergamot. Heart - Pink Pepper, Tuberose. Notes that linger all day - Tobacco, Dried Apricot, Tonka, Vetiver." BRAND NEW Comparable to Bond 9. NY Nights. "Middle notes: Patchouli, Flowers, Sea Notes & Sandalwood. Base: Caramel and Coffee." Free of phthalates and paraben, compressed oils like avocado and sweet almond scent your skin luxuriously and nourish it as well! Apply directly or add to body butter or bubble bath. $29 for 2 oz. or $65 for 4 oz. Buy 2 smalls (travel size) to save $7. My 4 oz. Blonde Ambition will last a long time and is a better investment than any perfume. I also have a 2 oz. Brand New, Bask & Entree. Brown Sugar Babe, you have a new fan!

Westside Provisions District -- Design, dining & one of Atlanta's coolest little districts…read more Calling Westside Provisions District a "shopping center" doesn't quite do it justice. This little gem off Howell Mill Road feels more like a mini design district mixed with great restaurants, specialty shops and upscale retail. If you love interiors and design, you could easily wander around here for an afternoon. The directory includes Herman Miller, Design Within Reach, Room & Board, The Shade Store, Serena & Lily, Brick + Mortar, East Fork Pottery and Anthropologie, along with fashion and specialty retailers such as Warby Parker, Free People and lululemon. Then there's the food. Little Sparrow is here, along with Marcel, Forza Storico, Taqueria del Sol, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams and several other spots. I came for dinner at Little Sparrow, but ended up enjoying the entire district. The aesthetics are fantastic. Old industrial architecture, brick, covered walkways, string lights and thoughtfully designed storefronts give the whole place character. At dusk, it becomes especially beautiful. It feels polished and affluent without turning into a sterile luxury shopping center. My one complaint: the parking. There is plenty of it, but portions of the lot are noticeably sloped. If you park farther down the incline, unloading your car or simply navigating the grade can be awkward. Watch your footing, especially after rain. Otherwise, what a fantastic little Atlanta discovery. Come for dinner, give yourself time to wander through the design stores, do a little shopping and enjoy the atmosphere. Life is too short not to travel well, so get out there and find your next destination on your journey.

Meh. I was hoping to find more cool shops but still fun to wander around. High end chain shops.read more