This high end mall has tons of things to see and do aside from shopping…read more Its fancy and centrally located in the high end part of town. Tons of parking available and it feels safe and secure. Friendly staff and a wide selection of stores and restaurants to choose from. I wouldn't hesitate to visit again when visiting town.

I love coming to the mall due to its proximity to Lennox Mall. However, the biggest difference is…read morethis Small tends to be a lot more of the higher end stores and brands. Here too similar to Lennox there's a lot of parking that has been prohibited for anyone to park for free and rather it's being reserved for you to pay for valet parking. So if you're lucky, you'll find a good spot. At this mall, there is a sax Fifth Avenue but there is no Neiman Marcus. This mall also has the Hermes store which was the real reason for the visit. However, it's proximity to the Nobu hotel and the Noble restaurant is also very convenient. I will say this place is filled with security, which is really impressive and it is sad though that there are quite a few stores in here that are still empty looking for tenants. But if you're looking for super high-end and Neiman Marcus and Lennox Malk doesn't meet your criteria drive a little bit further less than a mile away and you are exactly where you need to be. I loved being here. The ambience is fantastic. I just wish they had more choices for food and more stores in the empty spaces.

Service: All the vendors was pleasant Selection: More…read morevendors than I have ever experienced; some had 2 tents which I never seen before at a food fest. They got the bag...well they at least got mine! Value: Only thing that I was surprised about was that, each vendor charge over $12+ and up on average per tent. I was shocked that the candied fruit on a stick was $29 for 2 sticks . Wow for fruits so, I had to try at least 1 which was 1/2 the price. Entertainment was awesome, I love the young Asian guy rapping & singing. He is very talented! I loved this event & may go back next year.

I went to Atlantic Station for their Chinese New Year celebration this weekend, and it was a really…read moreenjoyable event. There was a live show featuring the traditional ceremonial dragon dance, which was exciting to watch. They even taught the crowd a few Chinese phrases, which made it interactive and fun. There were also vendors offering food, arts and crafts, and souvenirs for the kids, giving it a great community feel. Thankfully, the rain cleared up and the weather stayed dry, making it easy to relax and enjoy everything the event had to offer.

Had a great time checking out the different shops in the plaza. They have a little bit of…read moreeverything. From clothes, cologne, houseware, and plenty of food stalls, so show up hungry. The biggest surprise? They have the best Ross hands down. We all walked out with multiple bags, because the selection was so good. Just a heads up: the aisles are tight so be prepared for a lot of "excuse me's". If you're ready to do some shopping, or if you just want to grab a snack and wander around, this is a fun place to do both.

This shopping center is an Atlanta staple. I remember coming in the early 2000s for authentic…read moreMexican food. I'm really glad it's still around! I came here to get a patecon from Arepa Grill, but also got a tamarind rimmed lime juice from Esquisito bakery. There are so many delicious food options here and I've never not seen it packed. It is definitely a very Atlanta experience. Highly recommend!

Terminal South is Atlanta's new social + commercial hub in historic Peoplestown, just 2 minutes…read morefrom Summerhill, 5 minutes from Grant Park, and about 10 minutes from Mercedes-Benz Stadium + State Farm Arena. Here's how to spend your day: Start at Brown Sugar Babe for luxury body + perfume oils, scent discovery, layering, and complimentary bubbly while you shop Browse Offbeat Books, the Southeast's first speculative-fiction-focused independent bookstore, filled with unconventional + wildly original reads Grab lunch at Gangster Ramen for bold flavors, Bulgogi bento boxes + grab-and-go sushi ‍ Explore Terminal South's locally owned restaurants, shops, patio gathering spaces + Switchman Hall Free parking + complimentary WiFi throughout Switchman Hall + the patio Check out programming like Makers Markets, Salsa Saturdays, ArtWell Farmers Market + the Atlanta Beltline Fitness Series I also love that Terminal South is investing directly in the Peoplestown community. Tenants contribute annually to a need-based scholarship fund for Peoplestown students, with the landlord matching contributions.

I was not familiar with Terminal South prior to discovering that the brick and mortar for Brown…read moreSugar Babe was located inside Terminal South. I was interested in checking out that store, but of course I had to check out the entire space. I parked near the nail salon (it appears this is the anchor of the space) . I was able to find a parking spot with no problem, however, I am not sure if there is additional parking for when this place is no longer a hidden gem. This mix use space is cute and such an amazing idea. I was surprised that there were not more patrons supporting this place! I did read that the original purpose of the space is to meet the needs of residents that reside in Southeast Atlanta. The long term goal is to become more accessible once the MARTA rapid line opens. Things that I appreciated about the space/ The covered patio area The bright colors The photo opps around the space The bathrooms The food hall Accessibility to coloring pages and crayons for kids Free parking Free WiFi Overall I think this space was well done. My hope is that over time more local established companies will call this home which will attract more patrons.

I remember coming to Lindbergh Plaza as a kid and back then its wasn't exactly the most savory part…read moreof time...but times has changed and it now quite the happening place. The area has a vibrant creative community with medium priced condos that attracts many singles and young families...and most recently empty nesters looking to move out of the suburbs. I come here regularly to visit friends that live nearby. Here are some of the shops in and around that might interest you... 1. The Dump Furniture Store https://goo.gl/maps/9yy4MqTC1u42 2. Ashley Home store https://goo.gl/maps/r7qPqCJ9UcJ2 3. Home Depot https://goo.gl/maps/uMeRYfK6Q3y 4. Tin Drum Asian Kitchen https://goo.gl/maps/Hk6Epj1PsSR2 5. Fed Ex drop-off Shipping Center https://goo.gl/maps/zxqgbpop4B92 6. Target https://goo.gl/maps/wbQdavaVgV62 7. Best Buy https://goo.gl/maps/EQGEott8rsw 8. Waffle House https://goo.gl/maps/yi6NbvbPCN92 9. Starbucks https://goo.gl/maps/9QLwXPjr9v42 10. Arby's https://goo.gl/maps/fGN5hgUi8y82

This review is for Lindbergh Plaza, the large shopping center in South Buckhead at the corner of…read morePiedmont Rd. and Sidney Marcus Blvd. This shopping center has been in Atlanta for many decades. It underwent a major renovation around 2005. Old buildings were torn down and new structures were built from the ground up. The shopping center was transformed. Gone are the days of Kmart, Eckerd Pharmacy, Piccadilly Cafeteria, the post office, and the police precinct. Today, the big name, big box tenants are Best Buy, Home Depot, and Target. After over 10 years in existence, the property still looks good. It's clean and spacious with plenty of parking. The property is easily accessible on all four sides (Piedmont, Sidney Marcus, Morosgo, Adina). It's not far from Midtown and it's close to I-85, GA 400, and Buford Highway. Since its re-opening in the mid-2000s, other new development in the area has included contemporary apartments (Lindbergh Vista), a QT gas station, The Dump discount furniture store, and the GA 400/I-85 connector ramps. All are nice additions to the neighborhood. Most of my trips to Lindbergh Plaza are for Best Buy and Home Depot. These stores' locations are the closest to my home. Over the years, I've been pleased with the relatively convenient in-town access I've had to these typically suburban-located stores. I've noticed the Best Buy at Lindbergh is the least busy of any Best Buy I've been to. It's less crowded and cleaner. If they charged Cobb County sales tax, it'd be the perfect Atlanta Best Buy. These advantages generally apply to the Home Depot as well, though it's consistently more busy. Lindbergh Plaza consists of two stories. The lower level houses the Target. I prefer Target Atlantic Station to Target Lindbergh even though I believe both stores opened roughly around the same time. Target Lindbergh seems more worn and unkempt these days, though I think that's because the Lindbergh store sees more traffic. Covered parking is available for Target or you can park upstairs and take stairs or an elevator down. A neat feature about this plaza are the shopping carts that automatically lock when taken off-site. The restaurant lineup is unimpressive. It includes chains such as Arby's, Waffle House, and Tin Drum. There's an Italian restaurant, Il Bacio, and a Starbucks. (There's also a Starbucks inside Target, making for two Starbucks cafes on-site.) While there's nothing extraordinary about this shopping center, I appreciate the modernity it brought to the neighborhood as well as beneficial in-town access to some big box brands.

This was actually the first shopping area I went to in Atlanta some 5 years ago- though it was…read morenowhere near my hood. Now I live in the area and visit more frequently. I have done alot here- have visited almost all the major big box/chain stores (Target, Ross, Bed Bath & Beyond, Barnes & Nobles, Best Buy, Lowe's, Kroger, and Office Depot). It is quite a useful mix, addressing various needs that consumers have at a reasonable price point. I have also gotten food and had my taxes done in the shopping center. It does get quite busy, especially on the weekend. It can take some time to find parking on the main surface lot, but I don't want to park underground. And it is not recommended for safety reasons. There has been some crime in the shopping center. Granted that has not been limited to underground, but I hear the lighting is poor down there.

This place caused quit a controversy when it was proposed, particularly from neighborhood…read moreassociations and a church adjoining the property. And I was prepared to join in on the protesting based on the developer's less-than-stellar reputation. However ... I think the shopping center has worked out quite well for everyone involved. Most everyone, anyway. Great selection of stores, the traffic to and from doesn't disrupt the local streets too much (they close off the entrance/exit by the church on Sunday mornings) and the parking is, well, not the worst. Helps if you make use of the entrance behind Lowe's and Target. Lowe's, Target, Kroger, Barnes & Noble, UPS, Five Guys, Best Buy: all places I shop. Major downside is some criminal activity that occurred in the below-ground parking structure recently. Hopefully, Atlanta's finest (who maintain a presence) and contract security have that in hand now.

Downtown Decatur is a great chill hangout spot. The city has alot of great eateries and shops…read more Everything is nestled in a square of downtown. Everything is walkable. I love when the city host the wine festival. I highly recommend coming here when your in Decatur.

Northlake Square is a very nice and small strip mall or a shopping plaza with stores like Aldi's…read morefor grocery / super market, Best Buy for electronics, Great Clips for haircuts, Lucky Key and Fuji Ya Asian / Chinese / Japanese / Sushi Restaurant, Mellow Mushrooms for pizzas, Wings 101, Nail Salon and Cellphone Repair place and more which is located at address 4135 Lavista Road, Tucker, GA 3008. Conveniently located just off the highway on LaVista Road. Most stores are walking distance and it has a great atmosphere. Love the area, it has nice communities near by and easily accessible. Here you can find a bunch of different types of stores and fast food restaurants. I frequent this area often while in Northlake. Not the newest construction ever, but well maintained and much easier to access than other areas inside the perimeter. For me the Aldi is probably the largest reason to go here. The parking lot tends to be full up most of the times. Overall a nice shopping center.