Cute town with some shops. We took quite a drive from Dallas GA about 1 hr 30 min. Stayed for about…read more2 hours. Wasn't too much to do other than shops. They all had most of same items and food. Wouldn't head there again. Did more driving than sight seeing unfortunately. Think we expected more.

Super cool bunch of shops and restaurants. We ate at the twisted tomato. It was great! All the…read moreshops are cool though! Great little place to visit. Nice river side seating for the restaurants.

Great idea not much on the execution side though. Similar to Cumming city center, somewhat…read moredeveloped public area with green space, limited shopping, and restaurants offering mediocre options. Inside the Mill, it looks like an office building lobby, rather uninspired and sterile. The small holiday ice skating rink looked like it was attracting a crowd . Definitely not a destination unless you have kids who need to burn off some energy by running on the artificial grass. Plenty of free parking.

Great place to hang out with friends and family!! They keep modernizing and up keeping the…read morefacilities which is awesome

Extremely nice mall. Nice budget friendly and also some high-end shopping options. Food court area…read moreis a little small, but with some good options as well. Great area overall located near other retail shopping locations.

Perimeter Mall is a shopping mall in Perimeter Center, Dunwoody, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, near…read morethe interchange of Interstate 285 and Georgia State Route 400. It is the second-largest shopping mall in the state of Georgia, the largest being the Mall of Georgia in Buford, Georgia. Perimeter Mall is north Atlanta's premier shopping destination, home to over 150 retailers and a spectacular streetscape that features a number of renowned and popular eateries. Located alongside the interchange of Interstate 285 and Georgia 400, Perimeter Mall is one of Atlanta's most accessible luxury shopping malls. Perimeter Mall in Atlanta offers a really enjoyable shopping experience. It's clean, well laid out, and has a good balance of popular stores, upscale brands, and great dining options. The mall has a modern feel with plenty of natural light, comfortable seating areas, and a calm, easy-to-navigate layout. We found everything we needed from clothing and shoes to unique gifts and appreciated the variety of stores, from big names to smaller boutiques. Dining options were also a highlight. Whether you want a quick bite or a sit-down meal, there's something for every taste. The mall felt safe, well-staffed, and maintained, with friendly employees and clear signage throughout. Parking was easy, and the surrounding area has even more to explore if you want to make a full day out of it. Whether you're shopping for something specific or just browsing, Perimeter Mall is a solid choice in Atlanta, GA.

Great venue. Good items. A little bit of everything for everyone. Yes it's out in the middle of…read morenowhere

This was an interesting stop. It was like a cross between the confusion and chaos of types of…read moremerchandise that you would see in a place like Central America or Southeast Asia. From clothing to furniture to video games to housewares... there are avenues of store shanties inside a very large building ( maybe 2 football fields placed end to end ). There are a couple food venders selling carnival fare inside and outside as well as a couple of buildings outside selling antiques and estate sale leftovers. It is as much fun for people watching as it is for bargain hunting. Having experienced it now, I wouldn't drive from anywhere particularly to shop here but, if passing through it is a great place to stretch your legs.

It's quiet and easy to get to and has a decent selection of shops so you will probably find what…read moreyou need at good prices. They have a lot of vacant spaces but I usually hit Bealls, Jacob's Well, Bath and Body Works, Old Navy, American Eagle, Ann Taylor, The Clearance Chucks and a couple of Antique and Thrift type shops.

This outlet mall has seen better days. I'd say half of the stores in the pictures have shuttered as…read morethere's no Izod, no Tommy and others. About the only good stores are a small Nike factory store and an Old Navy outlet. Many of the stores are local places such as an antique store which would be great if I lived in the area. I think the mall would do better if it had a full scale restaurant or something of that sort. Seems like there's plenty of land to do that with and with a premium freeway location it's puzzling why mall management hasn't tried to attract one. Who knows? I'd stop there again due to the Nike store not being too crowded but not sure that I would go anywhere else.

They have tried to keep this place going but malls just appear to be a thing of the past. As a kid…read morethat grew up in Dalton in the 80s when the mall was new and fresh this was the place to be. Not so much anymore. Many of the big stores have left and they have been replaced with unusual specialty stores that aren't nearly as good as the old days when it has high end jewelry stores, radio shack, sears, etc.

Mixed feelings I don't hate it don't love it either cuz it is dalton xD but it kinda looks more…read morelike a history museum than a mall and took down all the stores and entertainment so yeah not the best work that dalton has done