I found this place on Instagram before Covid-19 and I immediately knew that i needed to share it…read morewith my wife. Like most couples we always had something going on.... yaadada. yaaada yaadda. fast Forward 2021 we finally made it a point to shop a black owned company on MLK Day but the store was closed. (Our Fault for not checking IG) But!! We made it back the next week! And if you are looking for unique gifts or pieces that you will cherish for as long as you have them, then you will love this boutique. I myself as a male even found some wonderful Tobacco + Musk perfume that has me placing my Chanel Blue back in the cabinet. I was also in the market for a new tea cup and even found that here. They have a second bigger location in Decatur near Brickstore Pub and the Marta Station. That location has more items and clothing but both are worth a visit. I honestly feel like I walk into someones open loft when I visit this location. Enjoyed the shopping experience and they have made a retail friend from us. Look forward to purchasing more from the store and online!

I discovered this little gem today!!! It's the perfect little store for the boho babe! They carry…read morehats, Free people clothing (and more), accessories, a little home, kids' clothing, and more!

My cousin and I hit up countless stores looking for vintage 70s clothes for a theme party, and our…read moresearch ended here. This place has some really cool threads from different decades, but they were heavily stocked with what we were looking for. Shoes, boots, jackets and just about everything else needed to complete your fit- all available in a variety of sizes. My cousin was looking for pants, and he found a pair with scorpions on the back pockets... The epitome of 70s Soul Train. Nice stuff albeit expensive.

Can't recommend this spot enough for anybody looking for the right vintage items! Come in and…read morespecifically ask for Lauren who was absolutely wonderful and helped me find all of my gems I was looking for!

Impressive high-end men's clothing store with a focus on workwear styling and possibly the best…read moreselection of high-quality denim I've ever seen. Service is excellent, they know everything about everything they sell.

Outstanding store with an incredible vibe and esthetic. One of the owners was kind enough to talk…read morewith us about several of their amazing lines of clothing that are top-quality and simply beautiful. I picked up a sweatshirt and an amazing flannel and will visit the next time I'm in town. Highly recommend this store for incredible quality goods!

The Beehive on Caroline Street is easily one of my favorite spots in Atlanta. It's so much more…read morethan just a store; it's a creative escape. I've spent quite a few weekends there taking everything from sewing and flower arranging to candle making, and every single class has been a joyful experience. There's something refreshing about stepping away from a screen and actually making something with your hands. The boutique side is just as great--it's packed with unique, high-quality gifts from local makers, so you're always finding something one-of-a-kind. Plus, they give you 20% off any purchases on the day you take a class, which makes it nearly impossible to leave empty-handed. If you're looking for a new hobby or just want to support the local creative scene, you really can't beat the vibe here.

We specifically came here to patronize this amazing business that allows so many other businesses a…read morespace to showcase their talents. It's easy to get lost in here because there is so much amazing stuff to choose from. Jewelry, clothing, food, crafts, soaps, and much more. I found things that I didn't even know I needed in here and I can't wait to go back. I saw some cologne and intention candles that I want. The price of their items range from $4 - $100 for certain things, but from what I saw the value outweighed the price repeatedly. The best part, again, is supporting so many other businesses in one place. Kudos to the owners for having such an awesome vision. There's lots of parking here because they are located off Caroline in that shopping area. Parking is free too. The shop is super organized and Mari greets everyone who comes in. You will leave with something.

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.

Service. I could not have felt more unwelcome. It was a beautiful day out and i walked up there…read morelooking forward to perhaps finding a great pair of jeans and a cute top. I asked the sales associate for help. He dismissed me, and refused to converse with me or come out from behind the counter to assist. I tried on two things and left. Horrible shopping experience.

The employee that helped me was attentive, polite, and went out of her way to make sure I received…read morea reasonable offer on the articles of clothing I brought in. I'll definitely bring it to sell there before I would go anywhere else. Anyone looking for somewhere to take clothes, I would suggest going there!

So many options at an affordable price and the very friendly staff, made it so worth the trip.read more

I received my order quickly. The prices are perfect and clothes are good quality. Thanks so much.read more