This is a nice local bookstore and gift shop in the Chinatown building. The books are mostly in…read moreChinese though but there are a few books for kids that are bilingual. I actually bought a Magic Tree House book because it was bilingual and they had Traditional Chinese characters with bopomofo (alphabet) alongside the characters. I have never seen a bilingual book like this before! They have some cute stickers and cards here too. I also saw a small selection of snacks and condiments like chili crisp. The cashier (who was probably the owner) was very nice! She spoke English and Mandarin.

A charming shopping experience with a great selection of Japanese stationary, teas and teaware, and…read morechinese language books. The staff were beyond friendly, able to tell me about the new products I was interested in, and discuss the tea knowledgeably. The boutique was so cute we took our time checking every corner of the shop, and walked away with some lovely new pens for journaling. I'll be sure to come back any time I'm near here! And the surrounding complex had a surprising array of food, a lovely indoor/outdoor eating area, and stores full of international goods of many kinds. Maybe next time calls for a visit to Dim Sum next door followed by some tea from their shop!

Came across the COOLEST BOOKSTORE while exploring DT Chamblee with my wife the other day! The…read morebookstore is truly very magical and whimsical. It looks small from the outside, but Wild Aster is quite big on the inside. There are many shelves sorted by genres. There is a back area for children. There's also a smaller area for stationary items. There's even a really cool section where the books are all wrapped in brown craft paper (so you can't see the actual book), but a description and genre is written on the craft paper with marker. My wife got me one of these as a surprise for my birthday, and I also bought a book from one of the mystery/thriller shelves. The books are averagely priced. We chatted with the owner, Grace, for a little as well. I believe she owns the bookstore with her husband. He was not there though. She was so friendly! She was letting us know about all the events Wild Aster throws (they throw a lot, so definitely check out their website/instagram to stay updated!), local recommendations around the area, and was giving us insight into how the store came to be and all that. She was truly a delight to talk to! I look forward to coming back here in the future! I LOVE a good bookstore, and this is right in our backyard!!

Best book shop in Atlanta, enough said!!!…read more Grace, the owner, has curated an absolutely stunning interior design, aesthetic, and community within the bookstore that is perfection. She is generous enough to be collaborating with me for a book launch in her store for later this year. When I last visited the store, a community group was having a speech pathology class with their group of infants. This is truly the coziest community meeting space. Within her story, she has a fabulous selection of children's books, adult books, gifts, and games, and stationary and cards! If you want a mood boost in your day, simply pop into the store to take a look around.

I've been coming to this wonderful, locally owned business for 30 years…read more They have all the things you're looking for: crystals, incense, books, jewelry, tarot decks, candler, herbs, Florida Water, wish paper, oils, holiday gifts, meditation bells, cards, and KITTIES! They have a few shop cats that are super cute and friendly. They do professional tarot and psychic readings here. They have multiple readers to choose from. They also have a lot of fun events. Look at their calendar to see what's coming up. I went to a tarot readers group years ago where we practiced reading for one another and that was a lot of fun! I hope to see many more years from this great store! Go check it out!

It's the end of the comfortable and get your metaphorical items here. Today I visited the store and…read moremost of the vendor items are gone, this store is so empty of products, books, candle kits and other items. My account that I have had for years is gone, the male cash register person at the jewelry counter said that I must have unenrolled my email address that is why they couldn't find my account by phone number or email. Hoot Owl is still a positive option

First, I would like to say that the store is filled with a lot of things. That is the only…read moregood thing. Other than that, a lot of things are overpriced or do not have a price on them at all. I read a review saying that the guy will just charge you whatever pretty much and he did! He told me the one item would be $14.99 and I paid almost $20 for it. I questioned him about where the extra fees are coming from and he told me it is because of state tax (which is only 6%). The guy then told me if I didnt want to pay the taxes, I needed to zelle him. I will not be returning.

they have cute stuff but they are racist the employees kept staring down and following my friend…read moreand i the entire time we were there it was extremely uncomfortable & yes we are black! i won't be back

Picking up T-shirts for my positive uplifting business 10 one service with materials and service…read morewith a smile

Finally got to visit this place and i was very happy with the selection of HTV they had to choose…read morefrom. They sale their vinyl in 1 foot, 1 yard and 5 yard increments with the average cost starting at at $2-$3 per foot. They also have a wide variety of tshirts, hoodies and even sweatpants for you printing project needs. The staff are both friendly and helpful. They are also complying with social distancing regulations and limiting the store to 10 people inside at a time.

Whether you're an art lover, an adventure seeker, or just looking for a unique and meaningful…read moreexperience, I can't recommend Sam @ Atlanta Glassblowing enough!! It's fiery, fun, and unforgettable. A great experience!!

This was such a fun experience. I took my husband here for his birthday and neither of us have done…read moreglass blowing before. We did a one on one class and it was interesting learning how it works and being able to make something. We did have the power go out in the middle of our class but the instructor, Sam, was able to work with us to figure something out.