This newsstand is in the lobby of the Capital City Plaza building. It's convenient for anyone who…read moretakes the MARTA since the stairs are adjacent to the MARTA Peachtree station entrance. Pros: + Stocked with pretty much EVERYTHING a newsstand should have, and even doesn't normally have. I'm actually pleasantly surprised by the assortment of things they have -- cards, big bagged snacks, toiletries, medicine, party balloons, candy/snacks by the pound, fresh bagels/muffins in the morning + Friendly Korean couple runs the store everyday + No issues with items being out of stock (I come in every day) + Prices are not ridiculously inflated; it is a convenience + Location is perfect for the Buckhead area as there are no gas stations or convenience stores on this stretch of Peachtree Road. Cons: - Only accepts Visa, Mastercard, cash (no Amex)

The East Cobber is an excellent source for advertising a business. When I opened my salon in 2009…read moreI found that I could reach my local community through the East Cobber. I started my business with basically no clients. I was not a known Hair Stylist in the area. The East Cobber was one of my major sources of advertising. After about 5 years I was informed that my advertising costs would go up 100+%. I felt I was paying a fair price for my continuous monthly ad. The costs were going to go up 100+%. Wow! That was way out of my business budget! I thanked them and moved on. It was difficult to lose my main advertising source, but I felt the extreme jump was way to much for my business to absorb. I was not given other options. Patrick Carmen @ Patrick Carmen NR.9 salon 678-427-8000.

From the owner: Advertisement, Marketing, Magazine Advertising, Print Advertisment, print media marketing, Print…read moremedia advertising, Direct marketing

Great job educating readers that are new or checking out the area especially when planning a move…read more Thank you for all the good information!

It's a nice magazine. It's covered almost everything you want to know about Atlanta; especially…read morefor newcomers.

I've been refreshing my style and wanted to pick up a few magazines for inspiration. I…read moreintentionally chose to step away from digital, so visiting Barnes & Noble felt especially refreshing--there's something about being in a physical bookstore that just hits different, especially now that so many have closed. This location is in the Peach shopping center and is conveniently connected to a Starbucks. The magazine section is impressive--huge selection covering just about every interest and hobby you can think of--and the store is laid out just how you'd expect from Barnes & Noble: clean, organized, and easy to browse. I ended up signing up for their rewards program and already have six stamps. On my next purchase, I'll get $5 off, which is a nice bonus.

The female cashier name Reed was not willing to assist me, a black American, with my purchase. She…read moredid not have a customer, saw me waiting but did not help. I had to wait for another cashier to become available. Why ignore a paying customer???

I love this magazine so much! I had to drive here to pick up tickets that I won and it was so hard…read moreto find this building! If you ever find yourself coming to this location, just know that once you get on the road, you keep going and going and going and you'll eventually hit a dead end and that's where they are located!

Bill Hobbs has been LaGrange College's 'go to' man for outdoor advertising for some years now, and…read morewe can always count on his boundless enthusiasm and expertise. Our new administration has been particularly pleased with the service Bill has offered, the advice that he has given and his willingness to strategize with us when budgets are tight. We wish all our vendors offered such 'effortless' service.

From the owner: We specialize in all outdoor advertising like Billboards, Posters, Bus Tails, Bus Shelters, etc…read more.. in the south east.

I was here for a meet and greet with one of my fav authors! The store was fairly organized for the…read moreevent. The only downside was.... we did not fully get the experience that we were promised on the flyer once we signed up. However, the manager did handle everything in a professional and accommodating way even with the miscommunication. Surprisingly this location had a small section of Legos (I wasn't expecting to see that at all) And they had a very small section of black authors. I haven't been to this location in years, but the upkeep is still pretty good.

The store is wide open. The books are neatly on the bookshelf. In the middle of the store , they…read morehave a cafe. So you can enjoyed your coffee while reading. Some books are on sale with good price. The cashier is so nice and helpful because my son wants to check the card behind cashier table. They also have a lots of kids activities books , games, and toys. The restroom is clean and comfortable. Parking space is huge. Absolutely easy for in and out for disabled.