SUPER CUYUTTTEEE!!!…read more This place is definitely a hidden gem ... or maybe just hidden from me . Easy to miss but a "glad I found it." Easy parking. Enough options. Smaller than some of the other food halls in Atlanta but again, just enough. Coffee. Sushi. Mediterranean. Ramen. Seafood. AND there were vendors available during our visit. I love that they have monthly calendar of events and ample indoor + outdoor seating! Definitely worth a visit. And stay a while .

GO TO NORA'S!!! I…read morewas walking in to order something else and the Executive Chef came behind me and introduced herself. She sold me! I tried the lemon kale Caesar and a hot honey pizza (no pepperoni).... I ended up ordering another pizza to go. I will be back. INCREDIBLE!! The pizza was saucy. It wasn't dry at ALL. The salad?? Incredible....

Despite there being slightly more to do and see here than the South DeKalb Mall, the halls are…read morearguably more dead. It was pretty depressing to see such empty pathways and closed up shops. I'm sure this mall was great back in the day. We passed by the food court and there was not a single shop open! Not sure if they moved everything to a side of the mall that we missed, but you'd be starving before you found anything. I recommend going over to Golden Corral across the parking lot if you're hungry while here. It seems like the only things really hanging on are Marshalls, Burlington, the AMC theater (probably the busiest part of the mall), Dollar Tree, and the comic store, Challenges, where a group of guys were playing with Yu-Gi-Oh! and Magic cards. There were a few other shops, but those were the primary ones that stuck with me. Challenges was kind of a cool place to walk through - lots of obscure comics and comics featuring non-mainstream African American heroes. It seems like a good place to get together with friends to play all those collectible card games, if you're into that. Everyone in the store was having a good time, laughing and joking. Honestly, it was one of the few welcoming parts left of the whole mall. Marshalls had a decent selection and their own bathrooms down a well lit hall which was nice...The AMC was pretty packed so it must still be a fairly good location...The Dollar Tree was our last stop here. Seems like the best place to go to grab movie snacks before catching a flick. One mom and her cute little girl thought the same thing as she was safely hiding their movie treats in her baby's jacket before heading for AMC...We came from Golden Corral and were pretty much just doing a walk through, since we'd never been to North DeKalb. The Dollar Tree was clean and well stocked. It's right next to the theater, if you're coming from outside. So don't listen to Google Maps if you're trying to find it, because the location has changed and they haven't updated it yet. Overall, I'd probably come back to North DeKalb Mall sooner than South DeKalb, but probably only for the stores I mentioned and the movie theater. It was definitely like a ghost town. I hope North and South DeKalb can improve their selection of retailers and not shut down. So much potential, just a blank canvas waiting to be filled.

The other night we were looking for a movie theater nearby us and given our time restraints, this…read morewas the closest mall with a theater with the best time. I've only been in Atlanta a short while so I've never made it to this part of town. Judging from what others are writing about this mall, the movie theater is probably the only reason people come here. Even that I was not terribly impressed with because the movie theater was unclear and poorly run and a clear reflection of the rest of the mall itself. This is a pretty old mall which you can tell by looking at it (or people have not kept up with it). It's not clear where the entrance is to this place and it looks like they just want you to enter through the department stores. The only store that I recognized was Marshalls and it was quiet there on a weekday. The entrance we took was through a old timey but cheap looking furniture store. I realized that after our movie was over and these stores were closed, it might be hard to find an exit. I was right because all the direct exits to the parking lot are through those stores. We took an emergency exit out and we went through a door that took us past the dumpster and the AC units for the building. Most of the stores here I have never heard of and the building smelled musty. The only people I saw there early in the evening were going to the movie theater (which tried to cancel the movie I had bought tickets for already). This place needs a bit of a facelift and could start with some of the basics.... clean floors and paved parking lots .... A convenient exit out of the building would work too! I don't post many 1 star reviews but unfortunately this is one of just a handful I have ever given.

This was my 2nd visit here. This time I stayed in the hotel that is attached. (The Starling) There…read moreis something for everyone here. Various restaurants, desserts, cocktails, etc. This is ideal for really anything you want. Date night, hanging with friends, group outings, family gatherings, etc.. There was a line dance class and DJ setup. So fun! I would recommend this. I do know parking can be tricky as I paid a lot the last time I was here! Lots of seating and clean restrooms. Price point is to be expected in an area like this. There was also a free Photo Booth.

Went to Bar Politician on a Monday evening after yoga, originally just planning to grab food since…read morethey have a good variety of options, but we ended up staying and hanging out for a while. There was a DJ playing music bingo, which made the whole vibe really fun and interactive. We grabbed a seat at the bar, ordered some wings, and joined in on the games. The bartenders were really friendly, and the drinks were on point, we had a mezcal margarita and an old fashioned, and both were really good. This is a cool, chill spot to hang out, whether you're just stopping by or planning to stay a bit.

I love this food hall. There are about six or seven places to eat. Usually parking is a hassle, but…read morenot this time. I was grateful for that. I originally came to Buena Papa, but ended up getting something from Sinful Sliders, Woody's Cheesesteak and The Spun Cow. We truly enjoy everything we got. I don't know what the usual vibe is, but the place seems to have a setup for a band. Each stall we visited had great options and good service. Definitely worth the visit!

This place was super fun and I love the food options. I went on a whim on a night where there was a…read morelove Dj and the music was really good. The bartender made some fantastic drinks. Free entry and free parking are a rare thing to find in Atlanta but this place has free parking available. There was so many food options and they were all very tempting but I ended up ordering from Buena Papa and Sinful Slidrz. Everything was fantastic. No regrets

So good i recommend the poke bowls and the pizza place especially the cheese bread it was fireread more

I've watched Cox hall change restaurants 3 times in the past 6 years. Maybe even more than that…read more There's always a good Southern place, a salad place, a burgers place, and an Asian place. For Asian it has rotated from stir fry to pho and now it's back to Stir fry again though I suspect the food is more organic/natural that Emory has been leaning more towards. I'm glad they brought in an Indian place called Bhojenic-- so i'm appreciate of the diversity they try to provide students. There's now a pasta place called Pasta John, named after a popular worker that used to cook for students in the DUC cafeteria. Surprisingly, Freshen's the smoothie place has remained here for the past 6 years. If you come at lunch time, you just get hungry and crazy college kids. Come at exam time to get a view of fun fashion sense, bad judgement, and bad food decisions. Come at the begining of the year and watch freshman trying to make friends with everyone. Come at 1:00 and you'll see doctors swarming the place in their blue scrubs.

Its located in mall adjacent to amc movie theater…read more Budget price, hot food is perfect pre or post watching movie.

This place refuses to give you a cup of water when I order the -10 piece wing. They instead that I…read morehad to buy the overpriced bottle water. I refused the overpriced wings at this rime. DO NOT GO TOA PLAcE THAT INSIST ON UPSELLING YOU BOTTLED WATER. I HOPE THEY GO OUT OF BUSINESS LIKE THE REST OF THE MALL.

Leftie Lees is one of my favorite bakeries inside the Perimeter for baked goods with an Asian…read moreinfluence. Thanks to the brilliant chef Viv Lee, she has introduced me (and my mom) to our favorite pastry, the almond & strawberry galette (PLEASE bring that back one day!) I love love love the pastries, such as the seasonal cream cheese danish, black sesame blondie and the purple sweet potato roll. But every now and then, a savory pastry catches my eye, like the confit tomato & pesto bun. They also have a brunch/lunch menu with fun items like the braised beef sandwich or the egg melt. I love that they have comfortable indoor seating AND dog friendly! Definitely a gem in Avondale Estates!

Overall disappointed by the food at Leftie Lees. I had been once before and gotten the burrito…read morewhich had been very good. This time the food wasn't as good and we left disappointed. The KFC sandwich was pretty terrible which is surprising given all the good reviews. The gochujang was WAY too sweet, it felt like we were eating candy on a sandwich. The chicken was so fatty that most of it was inedible. The burrito was fine this time but barely had any peppers or onions. The potatoes were crispy but it was mostly just crispy skin and no actual potatoes. Maybe it was a one off day but based on the food, it's hard to say if we'll go back.

Hai is delicious. The Dan Dan noodles and grandma's noodles with the delicious Szechuan pepper are…read morea family favorite. Great affordable place for lunch specials. There, my favorites are eggplant tofu (with eggplant melting on the tongue) and the mouth-numbing flounder dish. Their tofu skin dish has a wonderful texture. Friendly waiters

Wow. Hai did it again. I have yet to dine in because the takeout is honestly incredible, so I know…read morethe experience of the food while dining-in is probably awesome. They could do better at packaging as some of our stuff did leak during our ride home. But man, it was so good. Mongolian beef was FIYAAA and savory and onion-y. Steamed pork dumplings are always a hit. And those grandma noodles?!?! Superb and secretly spicy, albeit leaning toward salty. If your nose isn't running and sinuses clearing, can you really say it was Szechuan?

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!