This is a pretty busy location presumably because it's one of the only sporting goods stores within the Perimeter. 2 stories, well organized and clean. Good customer service. read more

Love this Dick's Sporting Goods store, and it's conveniently located right off of Lenox & Peachtree in Buckhead. It is in the same shopping plaza as Target & Publix, and there is plenty of free covered parking. If you play sports, watch sports, or enjoy any type of outdoor activity; this is the place for you to shop! It is a huge, multi-leveled store with lots of space to walk around and escalators or elevators to easily move from floor to floor. They have every kind of sports apparel and fan wear for men, women, and even kids. (I was also impressed that they had full-figure mannequins displaying sportswear all throughout the store.). In addition to sports clothing, they have every type of sports equipment, from golf clubs, and tennis racquets, to bicycles & kayaks. If you go, be sure to check out the huge clearance section on the 3rd floor! read more

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The prices are reasonable compared to other sporting good sellers. The selection is massive. The sales staff did not seem to have much interest in trying to sell me anything. What brings me back is the large variety of merchandise available for immediate purchase? read more

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When it comes to general sporting goods stores in metro Atlanta, especially with the closure of Sports Authority in 2016, Dick's is probably going to be as good as it gets. At the time of writing this review, there are 10 locations in the Atlanta area, most of which are in the suburbs. This one is located in town, in Buckhead, at Lenox Marketplace, the same shopping center that houses a Publix and Target, across from Phipps Plaza. This shopping center has plenty of deck parking. This is the only Dick's that I can recall going to, so I can't compare it to other Dick's stores. The store is pretty big - three stories - and it's chock-full of stuff. I've come here several times over the past 15+ years, mainly to look at golf stuff. I remember, a long time ago, my dad had me go to this Dick's to purchase a specific golf club (a fairway wood or hybrid) that his local Dick's store in North Carolina did not have in stock. I was able to find that particular club model here. My most recent visits to this store were to look at golf shoes and golf shoe replacement spikes. Over the years, the selection of golf shoe models at Dick's has been decent, but not great. The size selection has been non-existent for me. I typically wear a size 7. Most, if not all, of the men's golf shoes carried by Dick's have started at size 8 or 8.5. Therefore, I've come to the store to browse styles and try shoes for a general feel, not to purchase. I had better luck with Sports Authority when it came to sizing. As for golf shoe spikes, I'm not sure if Dick's offers respiking services. However, PGA Tour Superstore does, so I got my latest set of spikes from PGA Tour Superstore and let them respike my shoes for me. Dick's does offer some golf shop services such as club fitting, regripping, and repair. They also have a hitting bay. If you're interested in golf only, PGA Tour Superstore is superior, but it's a longer drive to get to one because PGA Tour Superstore's locations in metro Atlanta are in the burbs (Kennesaw, Roswell, and Lawrenceville). One thing I appreciate about this Dick's store is all of the local team gear they carry. Falcons, Braves, Hawks, Atlanta United, Georgia, Georgia Tech, etc. They carry current jerseys/uniforms, brands, styles, and various team-branded, non-apparel merchandise. Dick's sometimes offers in-store and/or online coupons on their website at https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/. Check before you go. I found a decent in-store discount once. Dick's acquired both Golfsmith and Sports Authority in 2016. They're currently the largest sporting goods retailer in America. read more

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Dick's is a sporting goods chain with equipment, apparel & footwear for athletics, outdoor recreation and fitness. It is a leading sporting goods retailer that helps people achieve their personal best with a huge variety of high-quality sports equipment, apparel, footwear and accessories. I give four stars because of their pricing, some of the collections are too pricey. Extra credit for working with me to find the right size and order it for me online and use all of my coupons available. The staff is friendly, helpful and I have never had a problem. Has all of your outdoor city exercise gear and shoes. Would not recommend this place for getting good backpacking or camping gear but I recommend them for everything else. They are always in style with the right trends. This store is huge. This was the biggest Dicks I have ever saw. Three floors of sports goodness. Plus they have plenty of clearance racks all the time. They have their own private free parking space which is shared with Target store. Take the parking deck to the 2nd level, that is the easiest entrance. Great return options and customer loyalty. Will be sure back. read more

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The manager here was so kind and helpful when I came to exchange a pair of Adidas sneakers from an online order. It was originally processed as a return because I knew they didn't have the size I wanted in stock, but the manager went out of his way to 1) order the size I needed to be sent directly to my house and 2) honor the price that I had paid for the original pair that were too big. Would definitely recommend visiting this location if you need to go in person to one of their stores in the area! read more

Terrible customer service... Called there and the first thing I ask the greeter was hello how are you doing he was so rude and just said hey what's your question. I said how are you doing and he said yeah I heard you so what is your question. I said damn you have no manners at all. Then I ask if they had something in stock and he said I need to transfer you to that department I said thank god because I can see you are going to be rude and of no help!! Customer service has gone to crap read more

Absolute worst buying experience I've ever had. Under no circumstances buy or use a gift card here. I had to change my order and they will "mail" you a new gift card. After numerous months and phone calls I still have not managed to be able to access the funds on this gift card. It's straight up highway robbery and it's like they just want to give you the run around so you get sick of dealing with it and they just keep your money. Absolutely disgusting business and business practices. read more

DICK'S Sporting Goods on Peachtree Road in Atlanta is a great place to go for sporting goods and shoes for a good value when you are in the area. I have enjoyed shopping here and have been happy with all of the purchases that I have made. The staff here is very friendly and knowledgeable. read more

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Went in over the Christmas holidays. When Sports Authority closed it seemed as if they must have sold all my info to Dicks because I get at least two emails a day from them and I don't recall signing up for their email list. I was really impressed with the way they handled the Christmas crowds. Of course the lines were long, but overall they moved quickly and once I got to the registers, the employees were friendly and offering coupons and discount codes to almost everyone that could be used on that days purchase. I was so pleased with them that I actally ended up going in about 8am on Christmas Eve found what I wanted to purchase and wasn't in line two minutes before Id made it to the register. Since they are now primarily the main brick and mortar athletic store in the area, I hope they stay as pleasant and helpful as they were over the Christmas holidays The prices weren't very reduced, so I was thankful for the coupons, and I think yoi know going in that you aren't going to get Nike at 60% off or anything crazy like that, so sure you can probably find cheaper athletic gear somewhere else, but for one stop shopping, they have it very nice at Dicks. read more

This Dick's Sporting Goods is located in the lavish Buckhead district of Atlanta and in the Lenox Marketplace shopping center. The center has a Target, a Publix, and is across the street from the Phipps Plaza mall. It's about a ten minute walk from the Lenox MARTA transit station. This locale is very clean on the inside and has three levels to it. I've only been here twice. The first time was to buy track shoes for a relative last year and the second time was this past Friday (3/1/2019) when I was shopping for myself. In contrast to some other reviews on this store, I found their customer service to be very helpful. Most of their employees appeared to be in their late teens/early twenties but they did all they could to assist me and had pleasant demeanor. They had a wide selection of the track shoes I was looking for as well as regular sneakers and hiking shoes. When I shopped for myself, I was looking for hoodies, Atlanta United scarves, and anything else of interest. The Atlanta United scarves cost $29.99, which was to be expected considering they won the soccer championship this past season. Dick's carries my two favorite brands of outdoor wear: The North Face and Columbia. They also had other well regarded outdoor brands like Marmot and Patagonia. The prices for their hoodies were marked down some since Georgia winters don't last long. I purchased a gray Carhartt hoodie for $34.97 that normally would've run about $50. Some of the cons of shopping here, at least during the time of my last visit, was that they'd already taken many of the sports team hoodies off the shelves. And nearly all of the sports team gear on display was of local teams like the Atlanta Falcons, Braves, Hawks, Georgia Tech, Atlanta United, and Georgia. I'm a devoted Georgia Bulldogs football fan but I don't want every single thing I wear to say Georgia. Back in the day, sporting goods stores would have a variety of teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers, Duke Blue Devils, etc., but I guess they don't carry many non-local teams anymore. Also, sometimes the women's section overlaps into the men's area. When it was time to checkout I had to stand in an average sized line but I didn't have to wait that long. I'm really rating this store a 3.5 but rounding it off to a four. It gets high marks for size, convenience and customer service (at least in my case). It would be nice if they kept their winter gear out longer though because most of us strategic shoppers know you can get the best prices on winter gear when you buy them out of or near the end of season. read more

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Great store and great products!! The store manager female treated us very poorly. We were overcharged for a golf club, and after asking for an explanation, she couldn't do so. She then started discussing with other customers how inappropriate our behavior was in front of us. We remained calm and just paid the difference due to her lack of explanation and walking off in the middle of the transaction. It truly is sad to see how poor management has become in retail. I'll make sure to keep my expectations very low for any sort of help at this store. read more

I went in store to pick up an order from online. After seeing more items that I wanted - I got more. Neesha at checkout had exceptional service and honored prices that were priced wrong. Thanks Neesha for a great experience read more

I went during my lunch break to exchange a pair of Hokas for the same Hoka but a different color bc my son got the wrong color. I did not have receipt but it should have been an even swap. The Mgr said bc I didn't have receipt the price would be different...it was a $31 difference.. on a pair of $165 shoes... seriously?!! Just bc I didn't have the receipt... not happy with the son or this store.. shoes are the same price online read more

Came to buy an overpriced Hawks shirt for my friend's birthday. They damaged the product and it was took about 10 minutes for them to get someone over there and they started instructing them to go pick up another one. I didn't have time for that so I left and came back to purchase later. Wish I had planned ahead and ordered online. read more

It's a pretty good place I've been going over the years I've been knowing this place very nice staff members and service would recommend this dicks sporting good read more

Not a good company. Try Walmart, Amazon or Academy Sports for a much better selection and service.

Now I know how they get the name. Wait 15 minutes to get in a locked changing room to be abused by a lady that acts like a ... To pay high prices if you can find your size. Then wait inline with 20 others with two at the registers. Yep they deserve their name! read more

The store is spacious, staff is friendly but not overly pushy. The guy at the checkout register named Giovanni is very helpful, his service was great, he offered great support when we're checking out! read more

Understand that from the moment you enter Dick's Sporting Goods you will be surrounded by athletes. Athletes are by nature competitive people. This means you will become a participant in games with other shoppers you didn't realize you were playing. If you choose take the laminate pathway on your walk to the escalator, someone will cut through the clothing racks--knocking hangers askew--in a race to hop on before you. If you start browsing the circular rack of clothing at the 6 o'clock spot and move clockwise, someone will run over and jump in at 8 o'clock to swipe the running capris before you. If you can deal with that, then this is a great place to find shoes and running apparel. SHOES Shoe stores are a dime a dozen in Atlanta but many of them only cater to the wearer's sense of fashion. I needed a running shoe that would do more than look good. It had to be a performance shoe--something designed with a runner in mind. Dick's had a huge assortment of women's athletic shoes to choose from. It was almost an overwhelming number of shoes. Fortunately, it was pretty easy to narrow things down since the shoes were organized by a color coded system: Shoes on blue pedestals = Lightweight shoes For speed runners who don't want to feel like they're wearing shoes, these shoes are made from breathable fabrics and support feet without additional weight. Shoes on yellow pedestals = Neutral & Cushioning shoes For long-distance runners and for people with high arches and a running gait that causes their foot/feet to roll outward, these shoes have extra cushioning for running outdoors. Shoes on green pedestals = Stability shoes For people who do off-road trail running, these shoes have thicker soles that provide more stability over rough surfaces. A sign posted in the shoe section offered a gait analysis to help customers find the best shoe for their arch and foot strike. I already knew the type of shoe I needed and once I narrowed it down to two pairs, I asked Motley to pull the shoes in my size. I thought he needed to go back into the stockroom to get them because I hadn't noticed that all the sizes were in boxes on the sales floor. I could have just pulled them myself. D'oh! Instead of making me feel stupid or pointing "They're over there," he said, "That's ok. I'll be happy to get them for you." Then he suggested that I try on both shoes at the same time. After seeing my arch he predicted which one would work better and he was right. I really appreciated his courtesy and for helping me find a glycerin shoe that felt great! RUNNING APPAREL Dick's has a large selection of women's running clothes on the first floor and some of the items were really, really cute. But to me, the clothes were for athletic fashionistas (the ones who wear a full face of makeup, perfume and jewelry on the treadmill) who needed a color coordinated look. I just needed some good clothes to work up a sweat in, so I took the escalator up to the clearance section. They had workout clothes in gray, black and colors and everything was 50% off. It was the same merchandise that originally started on the first floor, just a bit older...good enough for me. I bought a few items and then walked across the parking lot to [red bullseye] to get the rest. (Yes, another good thing about this Dick's is its proximity to the big box store. It's a few yards away so you don't even have to move your car.) Competitive shoppers aside, I found exactly what I needed and had a really good experience at Dick's. read more

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Placed an order online as I was headed to the store. Upon arrival, I was promptly notified that the item I ordered was not in stock and that my online order had been canceled. However, there was an alternate item in the store that fit the bill. I grabbed it, paid, and was out the door in record time. Staff members were alert and aware of the items on hand. Great service! read more

Dicks is such a great place for sports gear and fan gear but they need to highly work on their guest service. On a Saturday afternoon the line is about 35 people deep and wrapped down the store aisle read more

I know that customer service is not a priority here - there are the diamonds in the rough, but it is lacking overall - but I still really like this store. I find it hard to believe that other reviewers complain about the prices, but have you have ever been to Sports Authority? Phidippides? Or worse, REI? I find the prices are reasonable if you choose more generic brands like Champion over Reebok and they always seem to have a good clearance section. I am usually able to find everything I need and they have a huge selection. I did have a negative experience recently when I went to return some running shoes. I had purchased them a few days before and how do you test out running shoes without running in them? I didn't feel like they provided enough support, so I cleaned the soles and took them back and the staff complained that they were used and would not give me a refund. I argued that their policy said all I needed was the receipt, and that yes, the soles were a little bit worn, but at the same token, how was I supposed to know they wouldn't work unless I tried them first?? Anyway, after much arguing, I did not get a refund, but only a store credit. I do feel like I am settling by shopping here, but are there better options for athletes? read more

I am just thankful that this place is here since I couldnt find a Bass Pro Shop anywhere and was in dire need of some specific sporting items... Their prices are not cheap, but not too pricey also. I guess it can go either way, but on the particular items I bought that day, I had a bargain! I bought tubes and lifejackets all in super clearance prices since they were the last bits towards the end of the summer season. The customer service was great and they just have an array and a wide variety of everything sports. read more

2.5 stars. A sporting goods superstore with escalators galore. I don't think they missed any sport. However, they have a very small, overpriced selection of items. For example, a few waterproof jackets. A few yoga blocks. A sporting goods store should be abundantly stocked (if you've ever been to Eastern Mountain Sports, you'll know). read more

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Great store, everything you could need under one roof and friendly staff. Huge range of sport and leisure wear as well as camping material

Helpful staff, but the guy with braids kept staring like I was trying to steal, come on brother smh.

Been looking for weights for the last few months and I finally found some at a good price. Thanks to Ken on the third floor for assisting me with getting them downstairs and into my car and answering all my questions read more

I hate this location! You'd think they'd make the parking directions easier. If you come here be prepared to get lost in the parking deck and if it's hot...stay away. You can find an easier sporting good store to spend your money with. The things I hate about this location.,, Finding it in the poorly marked garage. The layout of the escalator. Finding the maze to the exit. They don't carry Converse sneakers. I'm going to another store to spend my money. read more

Whatever you want or need in sports wear, they have. Enter the parking garage from Peachtree Rd, easier to find Dicks that way. If you enter from the other streets, drive to the back, park and take the elevator up. read more

I walked in prepared to spend $1000, but I cannot get any assistance. After searching for an employee, I was met with attitude. I want to spend a dime in the store again. read more

Worst customer service on the floor. I needed help finding a jacket. I went searching for an employee to help with on all three floors. Couldn't find a single person who worked here to help. This store just lost $300 from me. read more

Greeter: Welcome to Dick's Customer: Where can I find a chin up bar Greeter: Over there, pointing finger Now that's what I call customer service, unfortunately this is all to common in Atlanta. What seems to be going on on this town? On a positive note the store is huge, clean, great selection, when I got to the right section the employee that worked that area was very helpful and the cashier was very nice at checkout. Great Location as well! read more

I stocked up on necessary provisions early this afternoon in preparation for the snow apocalypse: bananas; Frutto Bianco Pearls tea; and a two-eye propane camping stove, which I knew I could find at Dick's. An employee named Glenn confidently said I was overreacting and talked me out of spending $50 on the stove. So I bought a beautiful pair of Alo exercise pants instead. Here's my beef with Dick's: it's super expensive. But I've searched all over the city for more affordable fitness bottoms, and they either make my legs look like sagging elephant ears or bumpy tree trunks. So instead of stocking up on $15 Champion sweatpants at Target, I'd rather buy a much more well-made but pricier pair of flattering eco-friendly pants I'll actually wear. I wish the clearance rack were better. Whoever decided to put only the ugly merchandise on super-sale is a dick. read more

If there has ever been a place more appropriately named. then I've never heard of it. Oh yeah, there's Hooters, but that's a positive corelation between name and atmosphere. I'm talking about the negative conotations, which begs the question: "Is there a business named Assholes?" This place has the largest selection of sports equipment but the most apathetic workers. Upon entering one Sunday at a fairly reasonable hour(@8:00pm or maybe 9:00), I managed to ride the escalator up to the second level where I was greeted by a very rude employee's "Sir, WE ARE CLOSED." I felt like saying "Have you guys ever thought to lock the f-ing doors?" but I decided not to return the adverse mental feng shui. During actual operating hours, I can wander for hours with one of those giant cardboard lottery checks and a suit of black AMEX cards and still be treated like a leper with halitosis. I usually am content to be left on my own but at least acknowledge my presence. You are probably better off going to REI or the PGA Superstore, or even Bass Pro. read more

Um, Disclaimer: I went straight to the bike department, so I have no idea about the rest of the store. My birthday is coming up on the 15th (shameless plug), and I decided to get myself a bicycle. It's a desire motivated out of a need to exercise - I sit at a computer all day - and a need to find an alternative mode of transportation. I've always liked riding bikes. So, after weeks of hemming and hawing, I decided to take the plunge. I've researched online and in-store, and I know that you want to get a good bike that will last a long time, but I just couldn't bring myself to drop $500 on a bike that I'm not sure I will ride, so I decided to go with a chain store. Matt, the technician/salesdude, was very helpful and I didn't feel like he was trying to give me a salespitch. I told him my budget and what I wanted. He respected that and showed me the cheap bikes, but a pretty blue bike caught my eye. I bought a Diamondback Wildwood Citi. It has 21 speeds and a comfort seat. For some reason it says Comfort Plush on the side which sounds like a mattress to me! I'm all fixed up with a helmet, lock, and 2-year service plan that I can use at any Dick's in the country. Maybe it was just Matt, cause he was super cool, but I enjoyed my experience. I only went there because I visited the website and they had good descriptions and decent prices listed, so I'm glad I wasn't disappointed. And I'm rather easily disillusioned. Boy, is my butt sore. Hehe-Dicks. read more

I called and tried to ask a general question to the operator but instead he just put me on hold for five minutes. When someone else answered they told me I could order an item on their website and have it delivered to this store. That was, in fact, false. I can only have it delivered to my house. "Awesome" customer service. read more

It is amazing how in this economy prices have gone up and customer service has gone down. I can happily say this is not the case at this Dicks location. I was on the hunt for a North Face Denali jacket. I called every Dicks Sporting Good store for 50 miles and everyone put me on hold for 10 seconds "to look," but came back and said "no, we're sold out." When I called this location, the clerk actually looked and I knew this not only because I was on hold for 5 minutes but she came back heavy breathing like she was running! Sure enough, they had every color and she even offered to hold my size for me. I bought all 3 colors and thanked her profusely for being professional and nice. I only wish she was wearing a name tag so I could thank her properly. read more

Although not lacking in this department, I definitely got a dose of testerone when entering this joint. I was in the market for a new softball mitt, as I headed toward that direction, I saw nary a sales person, and received no customer service. I was at the softball/baseball mitt wall for over 20 minutes trying on gloves, and no one even approached me offering there help; I'm sure I had a perplexed look on my face. Their saving grace? The glove I found was on sale, and it was priced very nicely. read more