I finally made my first visit to the Starlight Drive-In Movie Theater! Well... technically, I still…read morehaven't seen a movie there. I accidentally discovered the weekend flea market! I was leaving Stone Mountain early in the morning when my navigation took me a completely different way, and somehow I ended up at the Starlight. I knew they had a flea market on the weekends, so I decided to stop and check it out. I'm so glad I did! Admission for buyers was 50 cents. I arrived early, vendors were still setting up, but there were already plenty of people selling their goods, and more vendors were arriving. And when I tell you they had EVERYTHING... they had everything! Clothes, shoes, food, detergent, electronics, car accessories, lawn equipment, school supplies, baby items--you name it! I only stayed about 30 minutes, but I had a great time browsing. You could tell some vendors regularly come out to sell their merchandise, while others were simply clearing out things they no longer needed. Either way, there were plenty of treasures to find. I'll definitely be back! I'm looking forward to spending more time browsing, supporting the vendors, and, of course, eventually coming back to actually a movie!

This place has me in a chokehold. I loved every moment of our visit. It was only $20 for two people…read morewhich was a great price compared to go to the movie theaters. You get to see two movies one Friday at 8:30 and the other start at 10:30. The movie that played were great movies. We only made it for part of the 830 movie but our experience was to see the 1030 movie which was scream seven. It was great. I have never been to the drive-in movie theater and this experience is what I was looking forward to. They had a concession stand, but we didn't use it as we had our own food, but the vibe was amazing. Stay in your own vehicle and just put your feet up. Please turn your lights off when you go to the movie theater so we all can see the screen. I highly recommend trying this place.

Honest review from seasoned antique buyer: Scored some cool…read morestuff at April 2026 show. Found a really amazing painting thats worth 10X what I paid. Saw some new dealers with gorgeous stuff, talked to some old regulars. Had a fun day. Atlanta Scott Antique Market has some decent antiques, and some not so decent vendors, but thats the fun of going to these shows. If you know what to look for, you can definitely score a bargain. This is not the Atlanta Antique scene of the 70's-80's-90's anymore, but there are still big high-end dealers who know their stuff! I don't mind the costume jewelry and used hand-bag people setting up a booth. This is the World we live in now. Here's the FACTS about Scotts Antiques..and all you need to know: 1. Wednesday is set-up day for dealers. Lots of early buying and selling goes on among them. Not open to public. 2. Thursday is the BEST day to attend, as dealers have full booths with best items. Designers and serious collectors do their shopping this day. Best day for public to attend. 3. Friday-saturday most likely to be busy with families, dealers probably willing to bargain on Saturday as they all know that SUNDAY is dead. 4. Don't bother coming Sunday unless you get there at 10AM. From 10-12 dealers will bargain do they don't have to load-up those big heavy items. By 2 PM, most dealers are packing up and just want to go home. Not uncommon to see empty booths even though Scotts has a rule about dealers leaving early. I don't think Scotts should charge public entry on Sundays. North Building is higher quality than South Building.. do plan to visit both. They have free shuttle between two locations.

This place used to be so cool. Two massive warehouses of stuff and an outdoor yard sale vibe as…read morewell. But over the last three years it's just turned into a couple of stalls that were worth it while everything else is furniture reupholsteres and over priced furniture and odds and ends. It's not where you can find a good bargain or cool rare things. Now it's more like estate sales for people who want to pay the initial cost of the items. It's good to grab and iced coffee and pretend you're a millionaire house shopping though

I love the Variety of items under one roof! Don't get me wrong...there is nothing "FANCY" about…read morethis place , but I enjoy the window shopping and clearance racks...lol. I love coming here everytime i'm in the area. Tonya H. B.

Let's be clear this is clearly a hood staple that has now blown up on TikTok. With that being said…read moreyou're at a flea market in the hood. This place was amazing. It's right off the 285 freeway hence the name. The parking lot is terrible lol I'm talking a pavement disaster. Came here for one place..... Leo's Jewelry to get a same day grill. Unfortunately I arrived around 1pm and they opened at 12pm and I wasn't able to get it same day so I had to return tomorrow before I head out of town. The place was pretty packed but they were able to get me in and out fairly quickly. The flea market itself was kinda lit. They had a couple of booths with braiders, some cute booths with inexpensive jewelry both costume and real. Luggage, waist beads, phone screen repair, I even saw a barber... basically a catch all for anything you may need.

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.

Lots of good stuff refreshments lots of walking for good exercise very convenient since it is open…read moreearly at six am

Found a few things I needed and few things I didn't!…read more Pulled in with $50 cash and left with multiple items/bags and $15 cash still. Laundry detergent for $5. Toilet paper $6 for 12pk Most of the vendors were polite and helpful. FYI I wouldn't show up as a shopper till closer to 8-9 am

So I went to the marketplace for something specific but I ended up walking around. It was a really…read moregood time overall because there's so much to see. If you want to do some shopping for some food or maybe just some shopping for a bite to eat, then this is your spot. You'll come into the market but you have to worry about parking because it's not free but if you're in the city you already know that. They have a validation for parking system there so you can make sure you use that, which is right by the door. There's also other places to park, which is street parking, that you could use your park mobile app as well if you'd prefer to do that or if the parking lot is full. This market has tons of items and things and anything you could think of for the most part. If you are feeling steak or Caribbean food then this is your spot to go to. If you just want some French fries or some oxtail then this is going to be a great place for it as well. There's a myriad of different stalls that you can buy food at that are ready. There's also places that you can actually buy fresh meat and seafood to cook at home. If you're trying to figure out where to go for some steaks or some oxtails or shrimp, you should check this out for sure. So overall I would say this is definitely a spot you should for sure try if you're trying to try some new dishes or if you want to buy some food to make at home. If you're trying to find something that's similar to an Asian market, for example, something off Buford Highway, this would be a good spot to check out. Picking up a couple of steaks and some shrimp is easy work for a spot like this. I actually would probably go for a holiday situation to where I was buying meat to put on the grill. If you don't want to get locked into something like Publix, this is a good spot so just keep that in mind.

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.

Tons of eating options from desserts to spicy to Cuban and everything in between…read more Parking is available and after you eat, u can rent a bike and go up and down the BeltLine and discover even more stores and restaurants as well as murals where you can pose and take photos. I saw two that had a piano so u could play something or use it as a prop for ur photo.

Perfect place to come for dates because of the restaurants and activities that surrounds this…read moremarket. Krog street Market is a food hall that is much smaller than the Ponce city Market. Ponce also has high end retail shops, whereas Krog does not. I like Krog for the restaurants they have inside, and there's a good selection of them. All along the belt line trail there's more restaurants and bars. If you walk off some calories you can walk or just enjoy the motorized scooters that's available. Theres even areas to sit at just to people watch.

The Irwin Street Market is a small indoor market in Old Fourth Ward. An old building houses the…read moreentire market. I visited on a Saturday afternoon and there were only four businesses, that I could tell, in operation that day. They were: - Bell Street Burritos - JDR Delishery - Jake's Ice Cream - Hilda's These are all local businesses. Bell Street Burritos moved here after being forced off its former Westside space on Howell Mill to make way for an Advance Auto Parts. I quickly grew fond of Bell Street Burritos when it was in my neighborhood, so O4W should feel lucky to have it. You can read my review of Bell Street here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/bell-street-burritos-atlanta-2. JDR Delishery is a relatively new bakery/coffee shop from Jake Rothschild of Jake's Ice Cream. I can't comment on this bakery since I didn't try anything from it except for a bite of one of their coconut treats. It was tasty. I believe Hilda's restaurant gets its bagels from JDR because I saw Hilda's staff walking back and forth between Hilda's and JDR with bagels. Jake's Ice Cream is a local, artisan, "gourmet" ice cream brand. It reminds me of High Road Craft Ice Cream, but not nearly as sophisticated or refined. Jake's Ice Cream stand is located directly across from the Delishery. You can get a cup/cone of ice cream (two scoops) for $3+ or in a waffle cone for $4+. For more info on Jake's, check out my review: http://www.yelp.com/biz/jakes-ice-creams-and-sorbets-atlanta#hrid:2I-bWnbIow7q0nlWUYP42Q. Hilda's is a breakfast and brunch restaurant with sit-down service. I think the restaurant formerly known as Picnic has merged with Hilda's. The reason being, when we were seated at Hilda's, we were handed two menus: one for Hilda's and one for Picnic. Picnic is described on the menu as "comfort food, Southern style." For my thoughts on Hilda's, see my review here: http://www.yelp.com/biz/hildas-atlanta#hrid:OMpMuxzprc2wVrU5l6H3sg. Altogether, Irwin Street Market kind of looks like a dump. I'm tempted to compare it to a junkyard, but it's not that bad. Maybe flea market is a better comparison, but still, it's not that bad either. Hopefully, you get the idea. The space is filled with old furniture and decor that is being re-used and re-purposed. The common area, where JDR and Jake's is located, is akin to a living room. People hang out on the couches, read books, work on their laptops, etc. I didn't confirm if there's free Wi-Fi, but I'd venture to guess there is. There's a covered patio out back. Bell Street and Hilda's have their own separate spaces, but you can sit and eat in the common area if you'd like. The folks who work here are nice, so that's a plus. Parking is free. There's a small paved parking lot in front and a small gravel lot in the back. Street parking is also available. Drainage is horrible in the parking lots, so be careful if it's raining.

Irwin Street Market is an interesting place. It has a few shops here. I say a rating of 3…read morebecause... compared to KSM & Sweet Auburn Market, I kind of left wanting to see MORE here. I just saw Jake's, O4W Pizza, and Doctah Mojo's Juice Clinic residing inside. Maybe I missed others??? As for parking - my bf and I got super duper lucky and found a spot right up front. VERY LIMITED PARKING. But free. I'd probably park at KSM's parking deck and walk on over. It may be an extra 5 min walk. Not too bad. Seating - there's indoor and outdoor seating. I like the set up here. Irwin's seating matches the # of people they'd probably see. Jake's has their own mini seating as well. The outdoor seating has a roof, which is a plus for rainy/hardcore sunny days. One of the newest shops, Doctah Mojo's Juice Clinic has a tiny mini bar for folks who just want to casually sit in front of them and chat with the owners. (who btw are super nice!) O4W Pizza - the main indoor seating is right in front of them. I'd say... maybe.. 6 tables? I came here on a Sunday at a random time, so it was empty. I can only imagine lots of folks coming by during peak hours. Overall - If you have small kids - I'd be careful with them walking around here. There's some stuff in the Market (it looks like decoration) that can look harmful.... but only if the kids are running around like crazy. And a neat place for a chill date night - food & dessert. AND not as many people around.

If you can't find it here, it probably doesn't exist! We found everything from food. Crocheted…read moreitems, toys, clothes, hygiene products, etc. it's a lot to experience but it was overall pretty decent. If you want to get some steps in this is a great place to do it!

I'm late on doing this review, but hey, better late than never!…read more My husband and I were looking for a flea market near us, b/c we didn't wanna have to travel all the way to Macon. We happened upon this jewel just by searching "flea markets near me" and this one popped up!! We had no clue that McDonough had a flea Market! This is a hidden lil gem! It's more of an Antique Market w/ odds n ends spread throughout! We had a blast looking at all the old/classic items that reminded us of our childhood! The only thing we didn't like was that it didn't have many restaurants in it...we only saw one, and that was in the very front. Oh, the outside had more interesting vendors than the inside (IMO). And let's not forget the boiled peanuts (outside). OMGG! I've never seen that many flavors! So good! If you like boiled peanuts and you visit, go get you some! You won't regret it!!