Convenient. I go to Kroger, the wing place, hair and nail shop. All retailers are nice and…read moreefficient.

The young ladies here are so helpful it's crazy. I was struggling with my $15 off at self checkout…read moreand what whatever else I was trying to do and they were all sweet and helpful. Very rare. They definitely gave they like where they work. I like this location.

I honestly have been disappointed with the this target since moving to Atlanta! It's a hot mess…read more The pick up orders take forever whether it's drive up or in store. A good amount of the staff members appear to not want to be at work at times . 75% of the time I do a pick up order I get an out of stock notification. Today I waited 30 mins for my drive up order which is absolutely ridiculous. I feel as if I could if went in the store and picked out the items myself . If there were other target options close to me I would potentially try them but in my honest opion I will likely only shop at targets when I am back home or in another city.

I've been to The Beacon Atlanta a few times now and I've enjoyed my visits each time. This is a…read morerelatively new development on the southern tip of Grant Park. Warehouses have been repurposed into retail, dining, offices, studios, and more. I'd call it mixed-use, but I don't believe there are technically any residences on The Beacon property. It's all commercial. There are, however, new condominiums located just across the street (Pratt Stacks by The Providence Group). Curbed described this place as "the adaptive-reuse district." In general, like any new development, The Beacon is nice. It's clean and modern with attractive storefronts and patios, good landscaping, sidewalks, and benches. There's free parking too. During peak times, the lots can get crowded, but it's not a problem because there's plenty of free parking on the neighborhood streets. What sets The Beacon apart from other developments in metro Atlanta is its tenants aren't cookie-cutter. Most of the businesses here, as far as I can tell, are local. No chains. The development fits in with the neighborhood. Trendy, eclectic, colorful, vibrant. The buildings, paint, artwork, murals, lights, and The Beacon's "B" tower all look cool and beautiful. I'm not exactly sure when The Beacon officially opened, but the project was first announced in 2016 and businesses were open by 2018. My first visit was in January 2019 for a Yelp event at Pin & Proper: https://www.yelp.com/biz/yee-the-yelpies-2018-pin-and-proper-atlanta. Pin & Proper is a bar that has a unique game called pinfall, a combination of bowling, cornhole, and football. It's fun. I met the owners, Lauren and Chaise Hughes, and they were really friendly and welcoming. I made subsequent visits to The Beacon in 2020 and 2021 for restaurants Hotto Hotto Ramen & Teppanyaki (https://www.yelp.com/biz/hotto-hotto-ramen-and-teppanyaki-atlanta) and Buteco (https://www.yelp.com/biz/buteco-atlanta) as well as for the Grant Park Farmers Market (https://www.yelp.com/biz/grant-park-farmers-market-atlanta). Hotto Hotto has a really large and inviting space with a neat indoor-outdoor bar. Buteco is a small bar and cafe that has a hip patio, live music, and a food truck that serves outstanding Brazilian street food. The renowned Grant Park Farmers Market, which has been around since 2011, currently operates every Sunday, 9am to 1pm, across Grant Street from The Beacon.

Very small shopping area with various small businesses and restaurants to enjoy. We browsed the…read morearea's shops and enjoyed the restaurant and bar we tried during our visit. This area is clean and welcoming, and free parking is plentiful here.

Sometimes I can find my name, brand, dog food and cat food there at 20% less than the regular…read morestores. Expiration date ok! Other little knickknacks, including casual, clothing, slippers, candles, and rugs. I frequently hear about twice a month. Only for what I need.

It has a variety of everything in there and the atmosphere is very nice the prices are very…read morereasonable

Great selection in this store and very well stocked... I would definitely recommend if you are in…read morethe area... check this location out clean and friendly

Whenever I THINK that I may desire or even need something for my kitchen OR a new colorful…read morespring/summer active jersey? This is the FIRST place I go & WILL find exactly what I am looking for even if I didn't know WHAT I was looking for AND inexpensive in comparison to EVERY-OTHER-PLACE(except on-line, but that won't be one-of-a-kind‼)

Last I lived in Atlanta, this was nothing. Now there are tons of concerts that take place and it…read morewas a great vibe walking in, it felt like going to a grime music concert in London. When we went, there were two concerts happening at once. When we left, we had a hard time finding the exit, but were able to walk around and see the space. Tons of people hanging out, very cool concept.

This is a vibe. Came here on a Wednesday night after a show at the Masquerade and it wasn't crowded…read morethe service and DJ set got the mood just right! Everyone was pleasant and attentive.

I always pop my head into this Ross when I'm in the Edgewood Plaza because, well, I like to shop…read morelol. I'll never know what I need until I see it, right? Located next to some other amazing stores, I usually go into Ross for a number of items such as home decor and things for my dog. But for the most part, I visit Ross for their candles and because they're an Amazon pickup location! Getting packages where I live can be a pain sometimes and love that this is an option vs. getting a PO box or something similar. All I have to do is have my order shipped here, it's added to this fancy locker system and I unlock it with my phone. Easy peasy! Once completed, I go about my shopping experience. The lines can be long sometimes depending on the season and time of the day, but the employees are quick and helpful when needed. Always a great, cost-efficient experience!

I have a love hate relationship with this place! This location is definitely picked over and the…read morelines are always long! While I typically find what I'm looking for, not this trip. This location needs a little TLC.

Came here to purchase an extra luggage and LaShawndra was my cashier. She was absolutely god-send…read moreand amazing!! Honestly the best attitude and warmest energy to encounter. Her customer service is unmatched & she always put forth a smile on her face while having meaningful conversations with all the customers. I would definitely come back again just because of LaShawndra :)

Anyone else not know we have a  Marshalls on the east side of town? This location is in the…read morebuilding that Barnes and Noble was located in, the Edgewood district shopping Plaza, across from Kroger. Massive space, probably one of the largest Marshalls in the city. It's very organized, dressing rooms are open, and never ending, fully stocked for the most part, although they need to add more purses, dresses, and intimates. I arrived around 1030am on a weekday and it was clean, which is a sign that the closing team did their job. Several cashiers were open and the line of 5 moved pretty quickly. Alia was the associate that assisted me, extremely pleasant person.