I've worn Gap clothing since I was a kid and I've been visiting this Gap store in Atlantic Station since it opened with Atlantic Station in 2005. I visited this store several times in the mid to late 2000s, but I've rarely visited in the 2010s because I have all the clothes I need. However, I did find myself back here recently and the store was pretty much just as I remembered it. While the layout has changed over the years, the overall store design mostly remains the same. There haven't been any significant or major renovations. I like Gap jeans. They fit me well enough, the quality is good enough, they last a long time (many years), they're comfortable, and they're affordably priced. I'm a small guy and Gap carries men's jeans as small as a 28 waist and 28 length. However, most of the smaller (and bigger) sizes aren't carried in stores and must be ordered online. This is what I've had to do most of the time. I did find a particular pair of jeans in my size at the Gap store at Lenox Square years ago, but that was an anomaly. What I've normally ended up doing is ordering online, trying on at home, and returning what doesn't fit or what I don't like at this store in Atlantic Station (since I live in Atlantic Station, it's a very quick trip for me). The returns process has always been fast and easy. At regular price, most of my jeans have cost about $50-70 each, but I've almost always purchased during a special sales offer or promotion or used a coupon. In the end, my jeans have worked out to more like $40 apiece, with free shipping too. I like the different cuts the jeans come in. For example, standard, straight, and slim. They also come in a variety of colors, washes, and styles. Over the past decade, I've opted for the simple darker washes. The color does transfer so you have to wash the jeans a few times which is annoying. It's important to note that not all of the same colors are created equally. For example, I tried on two "indigo" colored jeans, but one pair was noticeably darker than the other. So in actuality, colors between pairs can vary even though the labels might say they're the same color. I've also purchased a belt or two from this store. Like their jeans, Gap's belts last a long time too. Most, if not all, of the employees I've encountered at this store have been nice and helpful. Park in the Atlantic Station parking deck on level P2. It's less trafficky on P2. You can directly access P2 from 16th Street. Parking is free for the first 2 hours. read more

I went in today after stopping by every other men's clothing store at Atlantic Station while on the prowl for some khaki pants. I was in a bad mood (mostly because I was at Atlantic Station and because no one had what I was looking for), so I honestly wasn't expecting much from Gap - it was mostly just a last ditch effort. I ended up finding exactly what I was looking for for $13 - holy crap! I walked in and was immediately greeted by an employee who walked me over to a sale rack - and I actually found a pair of pants that fit!!! The staff was really nice, the clothes are great, and I was generally impressed. The only negative I could see (other than being in Atlantic Station) was that the store was pretty small. read more

Gap - Men's Clothing Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Always find a deal or a sale here!! I love their jeans as well. Which is surprising because I'm a curvy lady but the sizing and high rise and comfy denim make then a winner. I always find something on the same rack, because regular prices vary from like $20-40 for a top and $50-80 for jeans. But I've been able to find jeans here for $9.99 on sale rack, so yeaaahhhh. It's lit here. Plus all the employees are nice and actually care!! Hard to find in retail. I just wish their lingerie, work out clothes, and pajamas were more affordable or had sales more often. I always hit up Gap when I'm at Atlantic Station. read more

Very Organized! Great selection of items... if you're a bargain shopper like yours truly, check out the sale items! Picked up a super cute and work friendly pair of pants at a great price! And to top it off.... very good service! Me gusta!!! read more

NPWH = Nice People Work Here My only real complaint about this store is that there aren't enough socks. Seriously. I wanted some socks and the Gap (of all places) didn't have any except for some ugly blue ones that were on sale. Like Lauren S. said, the staff here doesn't follow you around, but they're really helpful and there when you need assistance. I've been here a few times and while the store is smaller than most Gaps, you can still find nice stuff and lots of size variations. read more

This GAP store has great employees that don't hassle you but are around when you need them. I went here on a Saturday morning and everything was perfectly stacked, folded, and hung. I tend to buy things when I come in this store versus every once in awhile at other GAPs around Atlanta. I'm not totally sure why, but they usually have great shirts and sweaters and always in my size. Yes, Yes, GAP is super corporate, but this one feels less so. Check 'em out. read more

It's Gap. I mean, what's not to like? The workers are all pretty nice, not too pretentious. The dressing rooms are clean - which apparently is a feat for the rest of Atlanta. The sales racks almost always have something cute in my size. And I'm never pressured to get a credit card there. Hmmm, I sure could use a new pair of khakis! read more

Seen one, seen them all.. This gap in particular is pretty small.

Some of the GAP locations in the malls seem to have robots for employees, not the location in Atlantic Station. I have been more than impressed by staff who remember my face and what I like, to point me in the direction of new items that may suit my fancy. That is a sign of a true retail salesperson and I am grateful for it. I will visit them once a week from now on! Thank you thank you thank you GAP Atlantic Station! read more

Went in here for school shopping; this location is surprisingly SMAWWWL. In addition, the selection was subpar. Better off going to the N Georgia Premium Outlet or the Locust Grove Outlet, or another location. read more

I go to this particular location because #1 it's close and #2 the employees are fantastic and very helpful. I stopped by because I needed a pair of black pants for a customer conference my company was holding here in town. I literally came the day before the conference (procrastinate much?) and I honestly wasn't sure exactly what I was looking for. I knew black pants but I did not know what style. Thankfully, Stoney was on the ball! He was fantastic! I walked out with a pair of nice black pants and a sweater and everything looked and fit great. He did a terrific jbo of eyeballing me and telling me what size I needed. On my most recent visit I was hoping to exchange a pair of jeans that I had ordered online however, they did not have my size. I wear petite and they don't carry petite sizes so that kind of stinks. That's really my only complaint about The GAP. read more

The staff is very helpful and friendly. Great selection. I always seem to get really good deals here. The store is very organized even during big sale events. From undergarments, pajamas, accessories, leather goods, outerwear, work attire this place has it all. read more

Very clean and very helpful staff. I was actually looking to just grab a couple t-shirts for myself and my little boys. Unfortunately this location does not sell kids clothing but suggested I tried their Lenox location. The sales lady that helped me was very helpful in helping me pick out what I needed for an upcoming vacation. If I am in the area I would have no problems going back to this location. read more

I've been to plenty of GAP stores over the years, and many of them have lousy employees who either 1) ignore you or don't pay much attention to you or 2) have a bad attitude toward customer. But to my surprise, the employees here are really nice. They had been helpful when I asked for their assistance. Well, with that said, I only have three things against this location. 1) The size of this GAP seems MUCH SMALLER than others I'm used to. 2). The selection of merchandise here is not on par with other GAP locations. 3) The quality of clothing is not the same like in years past. I know that these retailers are faced with economic challenges, but that doesn't mean they have to cut down on their quality. I had bought a pair of jeans from this same GAP a year ago, and now they are starting to tear. I usually buy products from GAP because I know that their brands should last for years. It's just not the same anymore. Consider that GAP is starting to close more locations here in metro Atlanta and other locations nationwide, I "should" feel fortunate that GAP is still around. But now days with their cheaper quality of clothing, I will seriously start spending my money elsewhere. read more

I was really excited when this store opened, but I have been underwhelmed with each visit. Quality doesn't seem to justify the cost. Clothing is a bit too out there for my taste, and I'm pretty adventurous. Their line with Kate Moss was the only thing I've ever seen that caught my attention, and the prices were a bit too high to stomach. read more

I never thought I would have to write a review for shopping at the Gap. Earlier today I received the WORST customer service ever. I arrived to the Gap mid-day to do a return for my wife. Two days ago my wife purchased a pair of flats (shoes) from this store. We recently found another pair very similar at J.Crew and thought it made no sense to have two pair. That being said, I went to Atlantic Station to return the ones purchased. There was no wait in line so I thought this would be quick return. However, that was not the case. Ryan, (ASSistant Manager) took the shoes out the bag and said "Excuse me sir, these shoes have been worn". I was caught off guard by this statement considering my wife just purchased the shoes two days ago. Not to mention the shoes were still attached together making it impossible for them to be worn. He continued to point out that the shoes had a crease at the front and had been worn. Working in retail many years ago I know that shoes can sometimes get a crease at the toe from customers trying them on. I pointed out that the bottom of shoe was cleaned and showed no proof of being worn. However, he continued to accuse my wife of wearing the shoes and even made the remark "Sir, you could have cleaned them off like some people". The story goes on, but it's too much to type. I wanted to post this review so other customers can be aware NOT TO SHOP HERE!!! My personal opinion has nothing to do with the Gap, but with this particular store. I would suggest you visit the store in Lenox or Perimeter Mall. My wife and I have been a loyal Gap customer for years. In fact I have been a Gap stock shareholder for the last 4 years. I have never been humiliated like this in my life. I am sorry to say, but I think GAP has failed miserably in providing customer service and have earned a lot of bad publicity from such stupid/senseless incidents created by their employees. I sincerely suggest GAP should provide some form of customer feed back at their stores and make their employees more accountable. read more

Terrible Gap store! I was completely ignored, could barely get an answer to my questions. Very rude associates, who are more focused on folding clothes than the customers. I am a Luxe card member and they totally lost a sale today. read more