Stumbled upon this incredible clothing store while visiting Atlanta for the weekend, and wow--I'm…read moreso glad I did! The decor and vibe here are like 'collegiate meets I got a good job'--it's stylish, inviting, and sophisticated without trying too hard. The customer service was truly top-notch. I wish I could remember the name of the young lady who helped me, but she was super friendly, knowledgeable, and gave me fantastic suggestions. I wasn't planning to shop during my trip, but I couldn't leave without picking up a few pieces. Their unique style really nails the 'youthfully responsible' look I'm going for as I enter my 40s, haha. My only wish? For them to open a location in DC--they'd be a hit!

If only I can rate this place a zero. High quality clothes? Sure. Though they slap an overpriced…read moresticker on these clothes despite the manufacturers selling them for cheaper. Working here is horrible as well, if you dont meet certain quotas for the week instead the owner/manager sitting down with you and working with you, you get dropped...with no week notice at all. Its messed up. Imagine if someone had this job as their only source of income, but INSTEAD of giving them a headsup, you fire them when they just got done working their WHOLE 10 hr shift making sure their store is cleaned. Owner doesn't care about employees, hell-- the store manager be working his ass off day in and day out (who i DID felt bad for.) Store manager was pulling sneaky shit behind the scenes. Taking away a huge chunk of my hours, LYING to me saying "its because you're still in training," when his ass could've easily broke it to me. Hope him and the owner achieve that "1 mill" they so call want to do. Can't believe I was sacrificing MY health and MY time selling clothes for an employer who could drop me like a fly cause theres only so much you can do SELLING CLOTHES. All in all, Elk head clothing do have good quality clothes, but you can find others for much cheaper with the same quality. Working here is horrible and toxic, and hell-- owner could be racist too. :) !

I was in town for a student conference and ran into some issues with the buttons on our students…read moreblazers. All the sewing kits in the area were sold out but I popped in here and Gregory was a Saint. He helped me get enough thread to fix the blazers and in the process I noticed the array of high quality menswear's and socks. Gregory was super helpful and a joy to work with. He is truly the epitome of southern hospitality and his shop is amazing. 100% recommendation.

Do you ever sometimes wish There was an Extra Star you could award a business that you felt goes…read moreover and beyond what you would hope for or expect of them? You know, the type of experience where you come for something and are SO VERY glad that you chose that person to come to? THAT was my experience with Gregory Jacobs Clothier (and suit alterations). I had purchased a tuxedo from another company, and I found the sleeves were too long, and the pants a little tight in the seat. I came in and Gregory had his tailor work his magic on my Tux, despite not having purchased it from him. I felt like he gave me the type of personal concern that I almost never find anymore. I honestly wish I had found his store before I bought my tuxedo somewhere else, however he took what I came in with and made it shine. He has earned a customer for life in me.

The Spindle is a bike shop on one side and a cute little coffee shop/cafe on the other side. The…read more"other side" is referred to as Spindle Kitchen. My partner and I checked them out one Saturday afternoon and we were definitely impressed. The location is in Old Fourth Ward on Auburn Ave, near Krog Market. There is a collection of studios, businesses, etc. called Studioplex, this is where Spindle Kitchen lives. You will enter through the bike shop, question why you don't ride your bike more, and then walk through to the cafe. Spindle Kitchen serves breakfast from 9-11 and lunch from 11-4. During this time, they have their own menu of available items, but they also host pop up dinners throughout the week and pop up brunches on Sunday. You can check their Instagram or website to see what it coming up. We decided to start with their menu to feel out what they are all about. Everything on their menu was vegan or vegetarian and they use locally sourced, organic ingredients when possible. I ordered the Rose Beet latte which was made with cashew milk. It was delicious. For my meal, I went with the Radish Toast. It was amazing. It had a walnut ricotta base and was piled with thinly sliced raw radishes and spring onions. So fresh and tasty. My partner went with a curry style soup. She is still talking about how great it was. It was served with Naan on the side. I will definitely be back to try the breakfast options!

I first encountered The Spindle one night after-hours after finishing dinner with my wife right…read morearound the corner. We peered through the window and Ezz, the owner, actually opened up long enough to have a chat with us. I thought that was pretty cool. My next visit I was a bit more confused, shop in the front, cafe in the back. BUT, since then I have stopped by regularly as I get my haircut right around the corner. Got to say, Ezz is incredibly welcoming, accommodating, knowledgable and skilled. He runs a cool, unique little place with great food, personal service, and quality products, built to order if desired!

interesting and the people watching was top notch all sorts…read moreof random stuff a truly cultural experience would recommend to anyone that wants to do something different and fun things were priced with no real rhyme or reason but we had a good time anyway

Quality, stylish clothing and great customer service. A pair of pants ordered for my husband for…read moreChristmas arrived quickly and wrapped beautifully - what a nice surprise!

Reminds me of the Rust Belt back at home in Ferndale…read more Lots of small artisan shops all over. Some areas for seating and lounging too.

It's a mall within a mall!…read more Citizen Supply offers choice browsing opportunities. While perhaps the bulk of its offerings is apparel, there are also lots of gifts and home stuff available too. There's even a plant shop in the back which will make you feel (or at least me feel) like a jungle explorer, with pots and pots of exotic specimens. I knew I was going to be a fan of this place after I noticed they carried cards from an Etsy seller who sold me some darling holiday cards a couple of years ago. A very Etsy-ian establishment, so you can feel good shopping at a local store offering many locally-made items. Plus, there is no dearth of employees patrolling the floor, and they're nice too. The checkout area is at the front, off to one side. When you're tired and need to recharge, Citizen Supply even offers a bar in the center of its space.  Be a good citizen and check out the supplies at Citizen Supply!

UPDATE: I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER SHOE IN THIS STORE.. sorry Jeff I was rocking with you…read moreunfortunately, I came into Walter's to use store credit from a pair of shoes I returned in January. I was told when I made the return that all I'd need was my ID -- the store keeps the slip on file. When I gave my name and ID, the associate couldn't find my slip. Instead of continuing to look thoroughly, he accused me of already using the credit or that it wasn't in my name, suggesting I was trying to get over on the store. This was said in front of other customers, which left me feeling humiliated, disrespected, and singled out. I later found a picture of my slip and saw the store had made the error -- my name was written incorrectly on their end. Which was funny because I was told it was my fault and that in all the years the store had been operating, they had "never made a mistake." My name starts with an "S" why was there an "M" on the slip, I have no clue. Even after it was clear I was right, there was no apology or effort to make things right. In that moment, I did not feel I was given the same respect or fair treatment that another customer might have received. The entire interaction was unprofessional and extremely disappointing.

This place is a throwback to when I used to buy sneakers in the late 80s early 90s. They had…read moreeverything all the Dickie clothing, backpacks and every major brand of sneakers. Staff was amazing especially Antonio, he held onto some clothing and shoes for us while we ran a quick errand in a different part of town. I will be coming back to purchase more clothing, shoes, etc.

Small men's clothing store at the Ponce Market. I went in cause I was in need of some casual duds…read morethat look nice, and the Buck Mason store is great. They don't have "Miles and Miles" of selection, but what they have is nicely curated, quality materials and well organized. The brand has a great story. The employee that helped me was polite, energetic, and eager to help me get to what I was looking for. She recommended complimentary colors (which is great since I'm a fashion dunce), and a few different styles and options to meet my needs. Dressing rooms having "Daring" curtains with some gaps, so, ya'know, if you're the super bashful type, just be aware. Overall a fresh shop, I'll be heading back soon to see if they have the blazer I want in stock!

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!

Jos. A. Bank's is a great place to get clothes for work. I just wish they were open at 9 AM instead…read moreof 10 AM. I was at the Westin for a conference. Flew in the day before, I didn't unpack my suitcase like an idiot so guess you left their pants on the hangers from the dry-cleaners back at home, hanging on the closet door? This guy. Me. So, frantically I run into Jos. A, dress shirt, Blue Suede Shoes, bright socks, shorts. The salesmen on staff were both knowledgeable, sharp, and eager to help me get in/out within 10 minutes. Thanks, guys, wish I grabbed your names to post on here. They even steamed my pants so I can wear them out, shorts folded up and put in my breifcase. You guys rock.

Well I'm sure that you have heard/seen the commercial. Offers just what they say. Now expect the…read moresuits to be quality and pricey. If you want a discount suit, then no 3 or 2 for 1 deals. Also at this location, please watch where you park. I received a ticket for only 5 minutes over. I was able to buy a suit and have it tailored on location, which was awesome given my time constraints. I'm a smart shopper so I will always check around other places for a suite. But I will always duck in and check out what they have before making any decision.

I ordered a "1995 Atlanta Braves World Series Champions" shirt from Wish ATL, only to discover it…read morehad a New York Yankees logo printed directly on the trophy -- a massive historical error, since the Yankees had absolutely nothing to do with that World Series. When I brought this to their attention, their response was not just dismissive -- it was downright condescending. They told me the return "shouldn't have been necessary" and claimed I "chose to proceed" with the order despite the error -- which is flat-out false. I placed the order first, noticed the issue later, and asked them to clarify. Instead of taking accountability for the design flaw, they shifted blame to the manufacturer and implied the problem was somehow my fault for noticing too late. Even after I returned the item (which they accepted), they refused to issue a full refund -- withholding shipping costs and trying to charge a restocking fee for a product that was defective from the start. Their attitude throughout was arrogant, dismissive, and unprofessional -- treating a valid customer concern like an inconvenience. I've since filed a BBB complaint and a dispute with Affirm. If you value honesty, fair policies, or even basic customer service, do not shop at Wish ATL. The product was wrong, the tone was rude, and the experience was exhausting.

Have already recommended! Wore my new Pumas to work and made a big hit! I will definitely be…read moresending more business to Wish