Love it here! Flowers by color, veggies, interesting varieties not found at your big box store,…read moreassociates answer all your questions knowledgeably and help haul your big purchases to your car. Has its own parking lot.

Alright so I gave them another try since it has been a while and I am much more knowledgeable about…read moregardening and knew exactly what I was looking for. I left with what I was looking for plus a little more. Parking was a breeze in the gravel lot. The staff was friendly. The plants were healthy.

IKEA is still my favorite stopping point in downtown Atlanta. I love the simple and practical items…read morethey carry. IKEA members still get free (very good) coffee in the upstairs restaurant. Today we had 8 pieces falafel with garlic dressing on couscous $4.99. Not bad. However, my first choice was Salmon salad plate. It had slice of raw salmon, lettuce and potato salad on it. They only had two plates, and I missed it because I let people go ahead of me on line. This was 11:15 am. When I asked for more , I was told that they didn't have enough employees to prepare more. So sad! I will always support IKEA but I'm not so impressed with the cafeteria anymore.

IKEA - Midtown (Atlanta)…read more Colorful lights, elegant kitchens, cozy bedrooms and comfortable living spaces is what IKEA well known for. Located on, 441 16th Street. It is fairly larger than other locations I've visited. To help with influx of customers, they offer a large underground parking garage with 3+ Levels. I always enjoy coming to IKEA. Two of my favorites at IKEA are elegant Kitchen Displays and multitude of Light Displays. Both have so much imagination that you have to be careful. Otherwise, you may spend hours in each area, without realizing it. Hehe. This location didn't disappoint. It had so much that there was something for everyone. Next time you visit ATL, stop by here.

Great service and selection of handmade items. Awesome silver pieces with a range of pricing for…read moreall. One of our favorite places.

I haven't explored much of the Castleberry Hill neighborhood but was looking for a new Mexican spot…read moreand No Mas! giant patio and parking lot caught my eye. Parking is a breeze here with a large parking lot that's free for customers. There's plenty of seating outside on the patio as well as a ton of space inside and we loved the vibes. We were seated within 10 minutes of arriving too which was super nice for a Friday night. I had a Fuego Margarita which actually had a good kick to it and a healthy amount of booze. We ordered a Los Tres Amigos which is a 3 dip platter of salsa, queso, and guacamole. All 3 were pretty decent. For my main, I had the Playa del Carmen (1 fish taco and 2 shrimp enchiladas with refried beans and rice). Everything was absolutely delicious and generous portions so I had leftovers. Great classic Mexican spot and would definitely come back.

My husband and I were looking for Italian style terra-cotta planters for our patio and hoped we…read moremight find something here having never been. We arrived early around 10:30AM on a Sunday and the garden was locked, we had to go inside and request to enter it but we were very readily greeted and quickly guided over with someone who could open the gate for us. What an incredible selection! And incredibly priced! We immediately found what we were looking for and were concerned because no pricing was available. He called over to his manager and got us an incredible price! We are already making plans to come back and buy more!

Garden enthusiasts of Midtown, make your way to Bodega Garden! Located off Howell Mill and Huff,…read moreBodega Garden is an outdoor pottery store with beautiful containers, pots and Mexican pottery. They also carry fountains, wind chimes, garden art, plant stands, garden furniture, bird cages, wrought iron and so much more. If your in search of the perfect garden, go to Bodega Garden for accessories; you won't be disappointed. For more information visit www.nomasproductions.com.

Solid core Products, unique paint color match system, with inconsistent customer service. Stopped…read moreinto PPG paint Co. today to grab an additional bucket of paint to finish my bedroom. I had made a trip there two days prior and was introduced to there unique paint color matching system where you can bring any paint color from a different company into them, and they'll be able to match it! The three walls I was able to complete over the weekend turned out great! The employee who helped my wife and I was helpful in making sure we had everything we needed. Today's experience was a complete 180. I had the pleasure of working with Jimmy. It was very clear Jimmy was having a bad day. I can't blame him... who really does like Mondays. Jimmy was showing his frustration left and right when told by employees he gave customers the wrong paint color. Jimmy kept shouting he hadn't don't anything wrong and said they can deal with it since Clover green is close enough to what they asked for. Jimmy was also short with me when I tried to use my friends and family discount coupon for 25% off. He was struggling to figure out how to register the coupon in the computer so needed to call for assistance. When he finally was able to figure out how to do it, he said "well boy get your phone out". After I swiped my card to complete the transaction, the receipt as shown does not say a discount was applied. I asked whether it was and was abruptly told "well yeah it's a $50 bucket of paint". Jimmy may have been having a rough day; however, emotions aside a customer should never be treated that way.

I was happy with the service I received here…read more The store was easy to find as there is plenty of signage. Parking was plentiful and easy. I was greeted upon entry and I told the clerk what I needed. He explained my options for exterior paint and calculated how much paint I would need. PPG sells to contractors and non-contractors alike. I purchased 5 gallons or exterior paint, 1 gallon of primer for the section of replacement wood and a few samples of interior paint. Prior to this home project I purchased paint from Home Depot or Lowe's. Since I've "discovered" PPG, Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore, I will not be going back to HD or Lowe's for paint. The overall customer experience is better at the professional paint stores and the price is comparable or cheaper (with your painter's contractor discount) and the product is superior.

I bought a sofa here a few weeks ago, I can't be more pleased with the experience, Cassie was a…read moregreat person to help me order the perfect piece, the fabric is better than expected. I highly recommend intagula for all your decorating and furniture needs...

JoJuana was AMAZING! The entire store is a treasure trove, and JoJuana was really accommodating…read morehelping us clear pieces to try them out. My clients were really impressed with the selection and the fact that even though it's a designer showroom, pieces were readily available. The pricing was really exceptional as well and was a great value for the pieces we chose. FIVE STARS! Highly recommend!

I went to this location to buy some paint to repair a wall that needed to be repainted after being…read morepatched up. I took a chunk of the paint in hopes of getting a match. When I arrived at the paint section, I was told that the paint matching system might not show all of the ingredients since it sometimes doesn't read white paint well. Seeing me hesitate proceeding with the paint match, the paint associate went out of their way to go ahead and run the paint sample, knowing there was a slim chance that it would be able to identify all of its ingredients. I'm so glad that she did this because it was able to identify all of the ingredients from the paint sample. Overall, it was a really positive interaction with associate being patient and helpful!

This isn't my favorite Lowe's location--though I can't say I loathe it (no pun intended). Parking…read morealone is a challenge here. The lot is tight and hectic, and I've actually had my car door hit while parked, which immediately set a negative tone for my visits. Inside, experiences with staff have been inconsistent. The front desk employees seem somewhat engaged, but not fully. On one visit, a staff member confidently directed me to an item, only for me to return and ask again--at which point they looked it up and told me it was on the opposite side of the store. Unfortunately, they still didn't have what I needed, and that scenario has happened more than once. Over time, those repeated issues led me to stop shopping at this particular location. I genuinely like the Lowe's brand overall and have had much better experiences at other stores--this one just hasn't met the same standard for me.

I absolutely love this place! If you are looking for beautiful furniture pieces come here! or…read morelooking for clothing check out booth #323 E.D.I.T. by Yacy!

I fell in love with Westside Marketplace at their Toco Hills location a few years back. Because…read morethere are hundreds of storefronts from different artists/collectors/entrepreneurs, the experience is always unique. However, regardless of whether you're looking for vintage books, furniture, artwork, jewelry, clothing or any this ing in between, you are going to find some good options or inspiration by walking around Westside Market! Today, I only bought a jumper for my 4yo but I was definitely tempted to get more. It's been a little while since I've gone to the Toco Hills location but this location seemed to have more black-owned vendor spaces (of course, I can only base this on the storefronts that had clear signage of the owner). My only complaint is that many items seem slightly overpriced. Like I passed over a few times that seemed about 20% too high.

This is a cute and quaint little shop near Piedmont & 10th. If you are looking for a unique gift…read morefor someone that is hard to shop for - this is your place. At least drop by to see the martini fountain!