We stumbled upton TE Wilcox while taking a stroll around the area. It is a cute shop with an…read moreawesome range of vintage furniture and vintage-inspired home goods. Parker gave us a warm welcome and immediately made us feel at home, introducing us to what the shop offered. It was well decorated, and we had a lot of fun exploring the items in the shop. The prices are typical of what you would expect for a vintage furniture store. I would highly recommend visiting TE Wilcox to see what it has to offer!

I love the eclectic assortment and the overall aesthetic of this vintage shop. They had a lot of…read moreunique pieces that I fell in love with. Highly recommend, especially if you are a fan of the mid century modern vibe.

I have a wonderful experience every time I'm here! Great and always different selection of plants…read more It's always fun to chat with the staff while I browse, and give updates on our respective collections.

It was a very nice small facility, they had a nice variety of plants. The people working there…read morethat day were friendly and knowledgeable about the plants there in the store. They also had a nice selection of pottery. The prices were probably a little better than some of the boutiques houseplant shops I have had the opportunity to visit in the Atlanta area. I purchased a couple of items and am very pleased and will definitely return.

Cute antique store near Krog Market. It is located literally across the parking lot. Parking is pay…read moreby plate. The shop is small and didn't really have anything to interest me however was nice to stroll around. We were really in and out in no time. The staff member working was friendly and greeted us when we walked in. If you're in the area go in and check this place out.

I love this store and visit nearly every time in in Atlanta! There are so many reasonably priced…read moreneat things.

Selection. This place has so many unique items like vintage biology posters, jelly cat stuffies for…read morethe babes, nice stationary, beautiful housewares, art prints along with vintage art work, lovely coffee table books... the list goes on. Prices were a bit high IMO yet you could find some items reasonably priced items. I was immediately greeted upon entering. This store is very well merchandised and reminds me a little like Anthropologie. The surrounding is cool, so there is lots to do in the area.

The Merchant is a home goods gift store carrying a number of thoughtfully curated specialty…read moreproducts. Located at the Krog Street Market, the interior aesthetic reads industrial storehouse meets white-washed farm living room. Exposed high ceilings painted black with spotlights, hanging 60s style vintage lamps, a lacquered wooden canoe suspended mid-air and a large lightbulb arrow sign add a quirky vibe. Products include kitchen gadgets and serving ware (hand towels, plates, bowls, measuring cups, cocktail accessories, glasses, handsoap), books (travel, art, history, food/recipe, coffee table), Georgia-related souvenirs and packaged food gifts (candies and chocolate, cookies, puzzles, etc), gifting paper (like cards, gift wrap, gift bags), candles and home decor items (wall art, prints, bookends), and some seasonal holiday items that fall into above categories. They carry Lucia candles which are one of my favorite candle makers in terms of elegant home fragrances, though I only saw their seasonal fir/evergreen scent which unfortunately wasn't a love. Price range falls into the higher end so not an everyday shopping kinda place, though I'd recommend for an occasional treat or place to buy a nice souvenir. Staff seemed helpful and able to provide recommendations. Parking is available street side in the neighborhood.

LOVE LOVE LOVE this shop and everything about it! I had seen pictures online prior to making the…read moretrip and it absolutely surpassed all my expectations! The items were very well curated with something for everyone!! I purchased some very cool home decor items and an awesome beaded necklace! We happened upon a book signing event which was icing on the cake! If you go to Virginia Highlands, this is a don't miss fabulous shop! We even got to chat with the lovely owners!! I will definitely be back and already can't wait!!

Such a wonderful experience here and absolutely love love my new couch!! This place is a joy to…read moreshop in and I always feel like it's nice respite on the weekend to walk around with my coffee and find little treasures. I found a big treasure recently and got a new couch from them! Beautiful couch! The owners even helped me decide when I went back and forth forever between another couch. The delivery service was great as well.I couldn't find his company to give a review but I'll post his business card as well. Such an absolute professional and even helped me bring my old couch to a neighbors house across the street that restores old furniture. Overall great experience!

I found this little antique shop in an Antique Mall from Atlanta, Ga. on Etsy. They had a vintage…read morebed that I was desperately looking for. The owner, Connie, was so friendly and helpful. She really made sure the item was shipped to me as promptly as possible, and it arrived exactly as described. She keep me informed, through phone and email, and I would highly recommend anyone to be comfortable to purchase online from her store. I hope to one day visit her store in person.

From the owner: At Griffin & Pearl, we are passionate about all things lovely ~ things that make your home and you…read morefeel fresh and beautiful. We search tirelessly for forgotten furnishings and home decor that inspire a love for classic sophistication and breathe new life into them. We hunt for special treasures that inspire us with their details, their curves, their potential. We selectively curate new pieces from artists we love ~ some of which are exclusively designed and produced for our store.

I found this shop's online store through a Google search. My husband and I had been on the hunt for…read morethe perfect display cabinet for a few months but nothing was ticking all the boxes, until we found a piece on City Issu's website. They responded to all of our questions in a timely fashion and were overall wonderful to work with. The cabinet was delivered not long after we ordered it. I wasn't present for the delivery but my husband said it was a guy and his son. Delivery was expensive but that's what you get when you live in Maryland and the item is coming from Georgia. Even still, it cost us less than newer cabinets that aren't as well made. Thank you, City Issue!

Being the owner of a smallish house, I've come to embrace mid-century modern styling, which makes…read moremy little bungalow appear a bit more spacious. However, I'm also a Very Lazy Shopper who just wants to get what she needs and be done with it. I've never been the type to hunt for items so vintage stores have never really been my jam. I'd had my eye on a West Elm sideboard but the buying process turned out to be a disaster. But I digress. Let's talk about City Issue. I gave up on WE and started poking around the online inventory of Atlanta's many vintage shops. I'd tabbed a few items and found myself coming back to a walnut sideboard from City Issue. It was a little out of my comfort zone style-wise but it was exactly what I was looking for utility-wise and price-wise. I used the "Inquire" button on their website to request a hold on it to see it in person. Someone got back to me within just a few minutes! The in-person experience was fantastic. The inventory is gorgeous and it made me all the more upset with myself for defaulting to giant corporate furniture stores. I unfortunately did not get the name of the employee who helped me but gosh, did she help! She had me bring my car around while she got the piece on wheels, helped us load it into the car, and even helped out with the most effective way to tie it down and keep the trunk from damaging it. This piece was over a foot longer than the WE sideboard, which was less expensive but adding in shipping, totaled only $3 cheaper than what I ended up with. I was exceedingly pleased with the entire experience and would absolutely come back.

This place has me in a chokehold. I loved every moment of our visit. It was only $20 for two people…read morewhich was a great price compared to go to the movie theaters. You get to see two movies one Friday at 8:30 and the other start at 10:30. The movie that played were great movies. We only made it for part of the 830 movie but our experience was to see the 1030 movie which was scream seven. It was great. I have never been to the drive-in movie theater and this experience is what I was looking forward to. They had a concession stand, but we didn't use it as we had our own food, but the vibe was amazing. Stay in your own vehicle and just put your feet up. Please turn your lights off when you go to the movie theater so we all can see the screen. I highly recommend trying this place.

We came here to watch the F1 movie in early July. The queue to purchase your tickets is efficient…read morewith multiple attendants on hand to process credit cards, take orders and direct you to your screen. The lines for spaces are quite dull once you arrive at your screen so find a space and hope nobody parks in front of you. The snack bar was sufficiently adequate with drinks, candy, and popcorn, but you can bring your own if you so choose. Tickets are $10 per person, saving anywhere from $12-$20 for 2 people to go vs a traditional movie theatre. The sound and screen quality was good for an outdoor movie and we enjoyed the nostalgia of watching a movie under the stars. Leaving was easy enough and I enjoyed my time there. For non IPIC worthy movies, the Starlight Drive In is a good alternative for a wholesome nostalgia boost!