I absolutely love this Buckhead Village District area with its shopping as well as its food…read moreoptions. You also have to get lucky to be able to find parking here on the street. Parking on the street here is super cheap something like a dollar or something an hour, which is incredible compared to Chicago it almost $15-$26 an hour depending on where you are. This area is so super cute and quaint. It has some of the best shops ever and it also has some great eating options where you want to sit down or you just wanna grab something and walk around as well. There is even a huge courtyard area where you can sit outside and have a laptop. Have a meeting and enjoy your coffee as well. I came here several times during my visit to Atlanta for both meals as well as shopping as well as some service work too I would definitely be coming back here again and look forward to more of the empty spaces being filled up with more stores and more food options

This is an outdoor higher end mixed use shopping center in Buckhead at Peachtree and Pacesferry…read more Many shops moved here from Phipps when this party central part of Buckhead got refaced a while ago. It's never crowded, easy access to specific stores and restaurants being that it's an outdoor shopping center and has relaxed vibe, wide sidewalks with ample parking. I like shopping here. This location is more convenient for me than Phipps and less time consuming. The shops I enjoy here are Ferguson, Wolford, Warby Parker, Bella Cucina, Gallery Anderson and others. Many shops come and go here but Shake Shack, le Bilboquet and Hermes have endured. Fado is still here too. Recently on a drizzly weekend, I came here for an art fest. It was wonderful with many more local artists than other festivals and it wasn't crowded:). I noticed many more local quality craftsmen like blacksmith, woodworkers and leather artisans than Chastain and Dogwood festivals... perhaps a revival? Price is higher but things tend to be often luxury oriented. Service is very good at all the stores. They are attentive, friendly and helpful. Much better than even Nordy's. Parking is paid street and deck. The shops here validate parking in the deck. Overall, Buckhead Village has been a great addition to the area. It's better suited for Atlantans and tourists alike.

Buckhead Station is located behind my place of work of four plus years. From Nordstrom Rack to Palm…read moreBeach Tan to USPS, Buckhead Station is a great (and well-kempt) place to stop in for multiple errands and shopping experiences. This shopping area has plentiful parking and is located in the heart of Buckhead, Atlanta!

Buckhead Station is an outdoor shopping strip off of Lenox Road and highway 400. You can actually…read moresee it when you get off the freeway. For years we use to come here to visit Nordstrom Rack because it was the only location until they built the one in Alpharetta near North point Mall. There are underground parking available and on the weekends you will need it. There are lots of hotels around but don't try parking here instead of paying for parking at the hotel or nearby parking deck. They will boot your car. They have security people that chalk your tire to see how long your car has been parked there so you're better off parking at the Lenox Mall Marta long term parking deck for $5 a day. Their location is here https://goo.gl/maps/Wgs9B3VxBNCEjSfn9 Here are some samples of the stores located here.... World Cost Market Off Saks Fifth Tj Maxx Bed Bath & Beyond Nordstrom Rack Post office Massage Envy Ulta Beauty Palm Beach Tan Across from Buckhead Church and Spring Hill Suites

Back in June I walked up the stairs next to Publix and at the top someone had gotten sick and…read morevomited at the top. For the next two and a half months I saw this disgusting scene until it was finally cleaned up. Today on the corner of Oak Valley was a bunch of empty beer cans and trash on the sidewalk. No one from the owners office rides the property to find problems that need to be corrected? This is a horrible way to treat our neighborhood. As a business you should go beyond the minimum effort to make the area look nice.

Lenox Marketplace is located in Buckhead across the street from Phipps Plaza. Offers a mix of…read moreretail and other services. Retail includes Target, Publix, Pirch, Dick's Sporting Goods, and Neiman Marcus Last Call Studio. There is also a LA Fitness. I was very sad when Buffalo Wild Wings closed as it was a good spot to watch the UFC fights. There are multiple entrances/exits to this place and I find it confusing each and every time I go. Ugh. I can never get used to it. I always ended up driving around the entire place to figure out where I need to go and take the ramp to the next level. LOL. I do wish it was easier to get around. Plenty of parking.

I've been to this Nordstrom Rack a few times. I realized after our last visit that I hadn't written…read morea review for this location, so here it is. My wife likes this store. In general, she says she always finds something that's good quality and a good value, and customer service is good. She described Nordstrom Rack as, "like a higher-end T.J. Maxx." Some examples of items she's purchased here include Stuart Weitzman shoes (her wedding shoes; they're beautiful), Madewell sweaters and T-shirts (lots of T-shirts), a French Connection sweater, a Theory dress (one of my favorites; she's worn it to my company's holiday party and to one of her company's events), and NEST New York scented candles (they smell good). Another reason she likes Nordstrom Rack is because she can return both Nordstrom Rack and regular Nordstrom items. Convenient. During our last visit, employee Marquis was fantastic. At checkout, my wife didn't know her Nordstrom credit card expired. Marquis got her on the phone with someone who helped her take care of everything. She was still able to get her Nordy Club points and Notes (loyalty rewards). This Nordstrom Rack is located in Buckhead, just off Georgia 400 Exit 2, near Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza. It's in Buckhead Station, a two-story shopping center. On the weekends, Buckhead Station gets crowded and there are longer lines at Nordstrom Rack. During peak times, I suggest parking on the lower level where there is plenty of parking and no congestion. This Nordstrom Rack opened in 2010. It's the only Nordstrom Rack inside the perimeter.

This location is a little bit overstuffed. It's sort of hard to get around and see things. Just…read moremessy and a bit overstimulating. I do find some gems occasionally but you have to sort of hunker down and dig in almost like your thrifting. Also the parking lot is very difficult just a heads up.

Town Brookhaven is a large mixed-use development that opened in Brookhaven, between Buckhead and…read moreBuford Highway, circa 2010. You can think of it as Brookhaven's version of Atlantic Station or Avalon. It's got shops, restaurants, bars, a grocery store (Publix), department store (Marshalls), movie theater (CineBistro), and homes. It's a self-contained community inside the perimeter (ITP). I've been to Town Brookhaven several times over the years to visit businesses like Bua (Thai and sushi), Newk's Eatery, Noche (tapas, now closed), the Olde Blind Dog Irish Pub, and Yogurtland. I've had a friend who lived at the Windsor at Brookhaven (apartments). These days, I mainly visit Town Brookhaven to go to Costco (opened October 28, 2010). At the time of writing this review, Town Brookhaven's Costco is one of only two Costco warehouses located in Atlanta ITP. The Costco at Cumberland Mall is practically located on the perimeter. Both have gas stations and are good places to fill up due to relatively cheap prices for Top Tier fuel. In general, I think this development is fine. The property is clean. It's huge at 600,000 square feet. The design is aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The buildings look modern. There are wide sidewalks, airy patios, nice landscaping, stately brick roads, and traffic circles. There's deck parking and surface level parking. This is a popular place with lots of tenants so parking may be hard to come by during peak periods. Ultimately, I've never had an issue finding parking here. Outside of perhaps Costco, I'm not sure Town Brookhaven has any shops, restaurants, or other businesses that really set it apart from other shopping centers, malls, or mixed-use developments or make it a real destination in metro Atlanta. However, if you live or work in the neighborhood or surrounding area, it's certainly nice to have all these amenities close by.

I've been coming to Town Brookhaven since it first opened while I was in college. The shops are…read morenice and its very walkable so its great for getting steps in. Recently, Cinebistro closed so I hope they replace it with another movie theater because that was a great draw to this area.

Shops Around Lenox has a lot to offer- from cold pressed juices and food to activewear or formal…read moreclothing and even a laser hair removal spa. Everything in the area is a bit pricey. The clothing stores Fab'rik and South Moon Under have trendy clothing and are good places to go to if you're looking for WOW pieces for any event or gathering. I walked in to Fab'rik with no intentions of purchasing anything and walked out with a bag in hand. Flower Child is a good place to grab some lunch or dinner, especially if you want some healthy, nutrient dense options. There are several reviews from previous patrons that have been booted when shopping in the area because they left the Shops Around Lenox and went to Lenox Square Mall. I have been to the Shops Around Lenox several times and never had any parking problems. Be sure to move your car if you're leaving the area. Parking is scarce for the shops so they take it seriously if you leave your car at all.

My wife and I enjoyed a lovely sit down dinner at Lenox Mall and came back to find a boot on the…read morecar. If they *truly* want to make the parking situation clearer (and not profit off congested roads and overflowing parking lots), then they need to redesign the parking lot signs to be clearer and more obvious. Scratching Lenox Mall and the shops around it off the list. 30 minutes of bumper-to-bumper searching for parking, plus a $75 gotcha after is not worth anything offered.

Chastain Square is a Regency Centers property located on Roswell Road in North Buckhead, near the…read moreSandy Springs border. This shopping center is anchored by a Publix, but I know it best for the Vietnamese restaurant Pho Dai Viet, which opened here in 2018. It's also home to an Atlanta Ballet school (the Atlanta Ballet Centre for Dance Education). This shopping center is dense and consistently busy. The parking lot can feel crowded during peak times, but that's typical for being "in the city." Funny enough, the Chick-fil-A just up the road, despite having its own dedicated and separately paved parking lot, is technically considered part of this shopping center.

Love this shopping center! It's got everything I need, a Publix, gas station next door, great…read morerestaurant's, a cute clothing boutique, and a Swoozies where I always end up buying last minute gifts!

This place is overly hyped on social media. No one greeted us, employees were kind of stand-offish…read more Cute pics of the one or two areas that I saw on Instagram is all that exist. I wouldn't consider this a mall. There wasn't much to buy. There's a souvenir shop, a secondhand clothing store and a food court. The secondhand clothing store was overpriced. The food court smelled like a toilet. My daughter and I walked in there to grab a bite but the stench redirected us to the car.

Little Chinatown in Atlanta GA many foods options in food court. Clean area with many seating and…read morecan eat and relax.