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.

SUPER CUYUTTTEEE!!!…read more This place is definitely a hidden gem ... or maybe just hidden from me . Easy to miss but a "glad I found it." Easy parking. Enough options. Smaller than some of the other food halls in Atlanta but again, just enough. Coffee. Sushi. Mediterranean. Ramen. Seafood. AND there were vendors available during our visit. I love that they have monthly calendar of events and ample indoor + outdoor seating! Definitely worth a visit. And stay a while .

GO TO NORA'S!!! I…read morewas walking in to order something else and the Executive Chef came behind me and introduced herself. She sold me! I tried the lemon kale Caesar and a hot honey pizza (no pepperoni).... I ended up ordering another pizza to go. I will be back. INCREDIBLE!! The pizza was saucy. It wasn't dry at ALL. The salad?? Incredible....

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 love malls, they bring me back to the glory days of the 80's and 90's. All the kids wanted to hit…read morethe mall. Arcade, crappy food court slop. Watching girls walk around and not talking to them because i was too nervous. This mall seems to be alive still, Macy's is the anchor store and all the usual suspects are here. Foot locker. Victoria's dirty secret, aunt annie's pretzels, etc. I got here just as they opened waiting for my hostel to check in at 3. The a/c works well as it's hot outside in atlanta area. This town is called morrow and typical stuff is all around here, outlet stores gas station. Not a lot of hobos which is good since my backpack is strapped to my Motorcycle. I think walking around a mall is good exercise too, not to mention the people watching. Good times!

If I could give this restaurant at Southlake Mall in Morrow, GA, called J&J Wok & Grill a negative…read more100 stars, I would. I was extremely disappointed with the way my 82-year-old mother was treated. She politely asked the employee to give her a moment to decide what she wanted to order. Instead of showing a little patience and understanding, the employee responded, "We are busy and have other customers." That response was rude, disrespectful, and completely unnecessary. My mother is an elderly woman and deserved the same patience, courtesy, and respect as every other paying customer. Being busy is never an excuse to make an elderly customer feel rushed or unwelcome. Customer service matters, and so does how you treat people--especially our seniors. Management seriously needs to address how employees speak to and treat customers. I was beyond disappointed and angry with the way my mother was treated.

We came down to the area for a Braves game. We were looking for something to eat in downtown…read moreMarietta. We were going to try another place, then we spotted this food hall. We are happy we did! We love a food, hall! And this one was great. we made the rounds that had a hard time deciding what to get! My wife ended up with the euro for one of the places. It was great. I got some redneck lasagna from the barbecue place, a burger from Roxy's, and some chicken from the Japanese chicken finger place. And then we ended the evening with some Flan from the Latin booth. Everything we got was really good We will be back soon with our kids to try out all the different places!

We met friends at around 11:30 a.m. on a Saturday to grab lunch here. When we arrived, there was…read moresome sort of farmers' market type event, so the parking lot was pretty full. About the parking: the food hall is located adjacent to the railroad tracks on the opposite side from Marietta. This is fine unless there is a train. Even then, it appeared they had a pedestrian walkway over the tracks, but we didn't use it. The lot itself is public and appears cobbled together from where they razed former buildings. There are more like 3 - 4 separate lots that are interlinked at odd places. I think 2 of them were not joined at all, so depending on how close you want to park, you should try the lot with an entrance in front of the food hall. Payment was via texting a number or an app. They talked about validation, and I made 2 attempts to do that. One involved letting them see my location (which purported to give me 2 hours for free) and the other involved scanning a QR code at various locations in the hall (which took me to a web page for auto parts...). You can park here for 2 - 3 hours for somewhere under $9 at worst. And so, we finally enter the actual food hall. It is sort of a maze of indoor 'alleys' where you find restaurant counters, plus a main indoor plaza area with seating and more restaurant counters. You can check the website for specific places, but they had burgers, pizza, sushi, gyros, Cuban sandwiches, Asian bao buns, a coffee place, Cajun food, some dessert-oriented outlets, etc. There is enough variety to please most any party. I was planning on getting a Philly, but the place I went had a special on a gyro-and-fries for $11, so I went with that. It was good. Others in our group got a selection of buns, gumbo, and sushi. Everyone seemed to like the food. As for seating, they have a large number of cafeteria-style long tables in the main plaza. It was crowded, but we were able to immediately find space for 4 people without feeling crowded by the next group down the table. Saturday around noon after youth sports events may be their peak time, but I don't know. While Marietta has plenty of restaurants, if you want a possibly quicker and cheaper option while visiting, this place may be worth checking out.

Not many shopping options. I do like Dollar Tree and the boys enjoy riding on the machines in the…read morecenter of the mall as well as the indoor play area. Lots of free parking.

It was Christmas Eve and Greenbriar Mall was not on my list of things to do... However, J needed to…read morereturn some sneakers to JD Sports and this was the closest one. Getting to the mall I knew it was going to be crazy as the parking lot was loaded. For a mall that doesn't have that many stores, it was loaded. As always, somehow, I ended up spending money. lol. Manhattan: This store always gets the best of me. The urban street wear selections are always spot on and they usually have a good sale or buy one get one going on. The store is always clean and the clothes are in order by size. Though the store isn't huge, they make great use of space and the size I need is always easy to find. I went in, hit the jean rack as they had some great selections out with various washes and rip patterns so I couldn't pass them up. Found my size. Got in line and was out the door. The staff is always friendly and help to ensure the shopping experience is smooth. CitiTrend: You can't leave Greenbriar without hitting Cititrends. As it was the day before Christmas, the store was super loaded. The clothes were all over the place in the men's section, however, it wasn't horrible. You could tell people had been shopping all day and the staff was doing their best to keep the store in order. It didn't take me too long before I found a few things I wanted. lol. I walked the entire men's section. Grabbed a few sweatshirts and headed to the register. I love the register area as it always has some extra quick pick goodies. While in line, I grabbed a few hair care items I saw and was on my way. The cashier was efficient and super nice. She greeted me, smiled the entire time, and wished me a Merry Christmas as I departed. Overall, though I didn't want to spend any money at Greenbriar, I got some great deals on some great items as a whole.

Great location with plenty of options for everyone in your party to find exactly what they want!read more

This food hall has a wealth of selections, although, the price points seem to be a bit high for the…read morequality of food that is served. I ordered from Buzzen Burgers. The burger was quite delicious, and the brussels sprouts were crispy fried. How and for the sprites will definitely give your jaw a workout with the chewiness of them. the restaurants and this food hall are somewhat elevated from the typical mall experience, with higher price points Digital menus exist for every restaurant stand The seating area is very nice Would I recommend? Possibly ... for teenagers.

This looks like a spot that has huge potential but hasn't quite taken off the ground yet. Yelp…read morelisted six places to eat at this indoor "food hall," but in the middle of the week and in the middle of the day, there were only three we could see open in the main section. On our way out, we discovered a fourth restaurant all the way around the corner and down a hall, with no signage directing traffic to the Ramen spot. This looks like a great place to watch the World Cup from indoors and maybe even outside in the middle of the courtyard. There's a huge screen in the courtyard. There are plenty of tables and chairs inside and outside. It's an upscale looking place right in the heart of downtown and apparently adjacent to Georgia Tech Campus. The kids ordered from the taco place, and I ordered from what looks like a brand new rice bowl café. I would actually come back just to try food from the Mediterranean/Caribbean spot as their selection looked amazing. It just seemed a little too heavy for what I wanted on a hot summer day. The staff weren't overly excited to be there, but when someone came to the counters, they were ok. Just gives off an overall bored feel here. The grilled teriyaki salmon bowl was tasty, if maybe just a little too salty for my taste. My son got the hungry bowl, and it was filled with a good selection of sushi grade fish. He said it was good. The spring rolls I ordered were cooked just right. Nothing fancy. If you happen to be in this area and looking for a quick bite, this may be a good place to drop in-- especially if you're just waiting for traffic to die down going out of the city. We found a parking spot on the street right outside the doors, but I did notice there was a garage across the street as well.

Great spot to meet up with friends. Indoor and outdoor seating. You place your order and the…read morerestaurant will notify you either with a buzzer or a text message. There was a variety of types of food to choose from, sandwiches, burritos, poke, salads. They have two very very large tv screens outside with sports or news playing. My poke bowl with tuna, edamame, avocado, lettuce, teriyaki and tempura flakes was delicious! I will go again and try another restaurant.

The food court has so many cuisines: Colombian, Puerto Rican, Jamaican, Thai, Japanese, Italian,…read morePhilly cheesesteaks, Southern, Seafood, Donuts, Ice Cream, Boba. Plenty of outdoor seating, walk across to lounge under the trees.

Great food court with lots of options, love the outdoor sitting options. Got food from the Thai…read moreplace in the back near the bar and bubble tea which was great.

This food hall was a very nice chill eatery with tons of options. Anything you can think of from…read moreramen, wings, rice and beans, philly cheesesteaks, desserts, etc. Everything I tried was so good. I tried donuts, ramen, chicarron and a bowl along with cocktails. There's a lot of little places to sit inside and outside to enjoy your meal. There's also a little play area outside for kids. There's also tons of parking available for a fee.

If i could give a NEGATIVE star i would give 10!…read more Irie Mon was absolutely awful. I ordered the Rasta pasta, and the pasta itself was completely undercooked. On top of that, trying to find any bell peppers in the dish was like trying to find Waldo.When I brought these issues to the staff's attention, it was like talking to a doorpost. The employees seemed entirely lost and clearly have not been trained to be solution-based or handle basic customer service issues. I was so disgusted by the subpar food and the completely indifferent attitude that I literally threw the meal away right in front of them. The total lack of care was felt across every single aspect of this place.It's really sad because they took over the exact same spot as the previous Jamaican vendor at Chattahoochee Food Works, meaning a loyal, built-in clientele was basically handed to them by default. Unfortunately, they are doing nothing to earn it. They are just coasting on inherited foot traffic while serving low-quality food with an untrained staff that doesn't care. Save your money and support a vendor in the food hall that actually values its customers.