Cat Eye Creative is my favorite art gallery in Atlanta! I really feel like the art displayed there…read moreis the most representative of Atlanta and it's always so fun to see what they're showing. Wonderfully curated, talented artists!

Cat Eye Creative is a really unique art gallery, not pretentious at all. Lots of different kinds…read moreof art, oils, acrylic, graffiti art, too. Artists from all over, as well as local artists and emerging artists. Something for everyone. Saw that the gallery was voted Best Art Gallery in Atlanta Magazine, I can see why!

Progressive book store in Decatur. Loved that they have many books on many topics such as abortion…read moreand LGBTQ. They have also a section with stickers, notebooks and even Agnes Scott merch. I loved that they had community resources and even free plan b and other s3xual health necessities.

Obsessed with this bookstore! Visiting from New Orleans for Labor Day weekend and was pleasantly…read moresurprised by the variety of their shelves. Got my greedy hands all over these GenderFail publications. P.S. the free pads, tampons, and condoms in the bathroom are also a plus if you, like me, unexpectedly started your period!

A walk down memory lane. Great store! Had everything I remember that my grandma and grandpa had in…read moretheir house from 50 years ago!! Dishes, albums, dolls, toys. Anything you want is here and really organized so you can walk through the store and see all displayed perfectly. My husband found the exact same fire truck he played with 40+ years ago as a child!! The ladies were very friendly in answering our questions about items and the prices were reasonable! Highly recommend!

My go-to for buying educational and skillset building presents - books and toys - for kids. They've…read morealso got adult books and will order a book they don't have. I've never been disappointed and the kids for whom I buy always love the gifts from Brave + Kind. Staff is always welcoming and helpful.

Absolutely lovely little bookshop! Well curated selection of children's thru adult books, and some…read moregift/card items as well. There are chairs by the window so you can take your time browsing, music is softly playing in background but not too loud. Plenty of easy parking attached, and super kind staff. I've lived in ATL for years and somehow missed this one, but will certainly be back!

This location is super convenient being open for the late layovers and flights. Downside is the…read moreemployees were present yet there is only self checkout available. Decently priced for an airport. They have regular and healthy snacks available. Grab and go in a neat cooler behind plastic keeping it ultra cold had sandwiches, salads, veggie trays and cheese snacks. Books and magazines available for those who want to keep the mind knowledgeable on flights. Thankful for an option late in the wee hours!!

Hudson as a corporation is one of the largest travel retailers in North America, is a wholly owned…read moresubsidiary of international travel retailer Dufry AG of Basel. Based in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the Company operates more than 970 Hudson, Hudson News, Hudson Booksellers, cafes, specialty retail and duty-free shops in 87 airports and transportation terminals in the United States and Canada. The company's holdings include Hudson News, the world's largest operator of airport newsstands. This Hudson News convenience store located in Concourse F at ATL is huge....it is probably the best convenience store in the Atlanta airport....it has a large selection of books and magazines, souvenirs, snacks, candies by the pound, drinks, etc. Worth the hike over to F if you want some good selection of convenience items.....

I've walked by the place sooooo many times and never stopped in. I saw that they were having a book…read morefestival so took the kiddos and had such a wonderful time. There is paid parking lot right outside the front of the store with several other areas for parking nearby but we walked over from MARTA and it was a breeze. The store is huge! There are sooooo many books and I love the layout. The signage makes it super easy to find what you're looking for and the staff are super helpful. The bookstore itself is so inviting and the kiddos loved playing in the play area where they could interact with other kiddos, read a book, and play with trains. There is a wide selection of books for allll sorts of folks, genres, ages and I appreciated how inclusive the selections were. We definitely came out with a ton of books and I'm sure we'll be back soon for more! Read more books!!!!

One of the best bookstores I've been to! Little Shop of Stories has such a welcoming and charming…read moreatmosphere. The staff are incredibly friendly, and I love that they regularly host authors and special events. There is also great artwork throughout the store, which adds so much character to the space. It's the kind of independent bookstore that's fun to explore even when you don't have a particular book in mind. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in Decatur!

Coca Cola Company has been around a very long time. Dr. John Pemberton created the first syrup and…read morebrought it to Jacob's Pharmacy to make the first glass. That was in downtown Atlanta on May 8, 1886. Fast forward to modern days, it has evolved to a multibillion dollar industry! I believe the formula has changed since the very first time. It is now in all over the world. The beverage company has added many different versions, product lines, and flavors! There's Coke, Diet Coke, Coke Zero, Gold Peak Teas, Fuze, Minute Maid, Smart Water, Vitaminwater, Fresca, Fa!rlife, and much more!! I enjoy the Coke Zero and the Fa!rlife milk, and the Fa!rlife chocolate protein drinks. This brand is in every grocery store and gas stations. Well, everywhere! There's even stores with clothing, hats, and gadgets accessories. I like them so much that I have added their stocks in retirement account. ;) It's a fun way to build wealth. It's funny that I've enjoyed different versions of Coke all of my life. I grew up having it. The best ones were in the Midwest in the rural route areas where the drugstore made the syrup versions! I also enjoy the glass bottles as well. Overall, it's the stable treat in my house. Prices have been climbing up the past few years. I now buy at Costco to save $$$.

Whether we like it or not, Coke is so ingrained in our lives that it can be found just about…read moreanywhere at any time. It might not actually be noticeable since their logo is so ubiquitous that it's become background noise at this point. It has even made its way into everyday language. As other Yelpers have pointed out, in the south, Coke is synonymous with the word soda. Like if someone offers you a Coke, the natural response would be "What kind do you have?". Then it would be perfectly reasonable for them to name pretty much any carbonated soft drink under the sun. I personally don't drink Coke very often, but my family does. Their thirst is so insatiable that I can almost single-handedly clear out an endcap of 12 packs at my local grocery store on a biweekly basis. Considering what avid Coke fans I have in my family, I still can't believe that I didn't know a museum existed until I came across it on Yelp. It's been added to our bucket list now though! One thing that keeps us (and probably many others) loyal is the consistent quality. Every once in a while we'll run into a problem, but it's nothing that an exchange won't fix. After all, they've gotten too expensive to simply throw away the bad ones.

Came here for the WHM: Sheroe's In The Stacks & Studio Yelp event for Women's History Month and had…read morea great time. The music by Perlizbeth and poetry by Unique were both inspiring and emotional--such a great way to experience local talent. It was also awesome getting to meet Yelp Atlanta's Community Manager, Erica E! Two Best Friends Cafe and Books is definitely a hidden gem. It's a little tricky to find at first (I got turned around), but it's worth it. The space is cozy, welcoming, and perfect for a coffee shop/bookstore vibe. I ordered a green tea from their limited menu for the yelp event--it was only $3, good quality, and the service was friendly. Great experience overall. Supported a local business, discovered talented artists, and made some good memories. 5 stars!

Where do I begin? What a magical book nook! Now, first thing, do not get lost. Once you enter the…read moregarage-esque area, go up the ramp to the hall on the left. Follow the hallway allll the way down and it will be on your left at unit G. If you went up any flights of stairs, go back down. Now that that's out of the way, their coffee is so smooth and so are the vibes. They have tons of titles you rarely see at big name bookstores. I was so impressed by their selections.