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The market itself is nice, there are some higher end stores as well as some unique places to shop around at. The food hall/food court is great but a little something is missing for me. They have a lot of options from Mexican to Burgers and most things in between. For me, it did feel a little like every individual stall was trying too hard to be something unique which I felt actually took away from the appeal a bit. A few, much more normal, options would go a little way to making it have a better vibe in my book. That's not to say that the offerings weren't very nice and what we tried was tasty, it's just to say that it feels a little pretentious .
Eclectic, converted, multipurpose space featuring a variety of vendors, and something for everyone. Awesome to see young, creative, diverse business owners. Place is a bit pricey but always worth spending a little more to support local. Adjacent to beltline for easy access
I stopped by Ponce City Market while exploring Atlanta and it quickly turned into quite the experience, definitely a spot you could easily spend a few hours between shopping and eating without realizing it. The market sits inside a massive historic building that once operated as a Sears warehouse. The industrial character still shows through with exposed brick, steel beams, and high ceilings that make the entire space feel open and airy. It has the energy of a busy food hall mixed with a shopping market. You can wander from stall to stall, grab something to eat, browse a few shops, and keep moving. I especially love the Asian section. Upstairs there is even a rooftop entertainment area, which adds to the whole "day out" experience. I saw Anthropologie, Glossier, Nike, J.Crew, Levi's, Madewell and Olfactory just to name a few stores. Food options are one of the biggest draws here. The hall is filled with vendors offering everything from Asian dishes to Italian comfort food and Cuban flavors. If you are in a group everyone can order something completely different and still sit together at the shared tables scattered throughout the space. Seating is spread across the market and the open layout keeps it from feeling too cramped, even when it gets busy. Service depends on the individual vendor, but most spots move at a pretty steady pace. The common areas appeared maintained and the market overall feels clean and organized despite the constant foot traffic. The Food We tried the JIA Tasty China and Bibi Persian Eatery. Both restaurants were okay for casual quick dining. JIA also offered lunch special. Parking around the market is paid, so it is something to factor in when planning your visit. Ponce City Market works well when you want options. It's a solid stop for casual meetups, group outings where everyone wants different food, or a relaxed afternoon exploring Atlanta's food scene in one place. TableApproved. Follow along where food meets adventure.
Service was okay, not very friendly. You have to be careful about the listed prices bc if it's a special/seasonal beer then the price will be different than the others listed. They had a large selection which was nice but they also don't allow you to sample. Which was unfortunate bc my sister didn't end up liking the beer she selected. I'm still glad we tried them out but will definitely try another brewery next time!
Visited 3 March 2026 Arrived around midday. Based on reviews of the Beltline, this was the best place to park. The parking entrance goes to the lower level. The spots are narrow and the turns are a bit tight. Parking is for a fee using an app according to the website, but I did not see that app/qr info but once parked, it was easy to access the street and upper level businesses. It was not busy at all and we were able to find parking quickly. The facility was clean and well lit. Our main purpose was to walk the Beltline, but we did browse some of the eateries inside. There is a wide selection to satisfy whatever you crave. I did not check the hours, but I think it would be a nice night time scene. I would go back and spend more time inside.
I went to Ponce City Market with a friend, and we had such a nice time. I showed him the rooftop where you get this stunning view of the city skyline. We took a little tour, grabbed a cocktail, and just enjoyed the vibe up there. It started raining after a bit, so we had to head inside, but overall, it's always a refreshing, enjoyable experience. I'd definitely recommend it!
I've been wanting to visit this site for years. Every time I drove by, they are adding additional stores and restaurants. I also love that the location is on the belt line. Mass street art and decor. You can spend more than a day here. You have the markets, retail stores, and restaurants all in one. My fiancée and I went more for the restaurants. We walked around and finally saw an Italian joint we wanted to try for lunch. It was great! Parking can be tricky. They are scattered all over the place. There's parking lots however they get taken very quickly. Then you have paid parking garages. We ended up going to the garage and the fee at the time was $12.00 for a couple of hours. I definitely would come back. There's so many cool places to visit and eat. We enjoyed it for sure.
Being from Atlanta, I'm ashamed to say that this is the first time I visited Ponce City Market. We actually came to do a walk along the Beltline. I got input from friends that still live in Atlanta that you should avoid this area at all costs on the weekend so we went on a Monday morning. We parked in the parking deck, which wasn't too badly priced, only $5 for two hours. Before embarking on our walk, we went into the market for coffee and I am absolutely stunned at how beautifully done it is. There are so many shops and boutiques that I would like to come back to explore, and the food options looked really good. They had it decorated for the holidays and what I thought was an artificial garland on the beautiful stairways was actually magnolia cuttings. They looked so beautiful and I thought it was such a great use of the cuttings. I didn't take a picture of it but I'm wishing now that I did. All of the little restaurants were set up so nice with design components that fit directly into the architecture. Color me impressed. I will be 100% coming back to Ponce City Market on my next visit home! Just avoiding it on the weekends because I can't be involved in that kind of crowd and craziness
A food hall with lots of options to eat, we ate at Hops Chicken which we liked. Food in this facility was averaging $20pp, there are also some outlet shops outside like Lululemon, Rivian and Levis. It is located off the Beltline and not too far from Whole Foods, Trader Joes, TJ Maxx and Piedmont park.
A place to visit while in town. Offers so much variety of shopping, food and community. A hour or two spent inside and the opportunity to walk the beltline. It's a place for all ages and abilities. The places are reasonably prices and lots of choices to food options. There is an area where you can eat should your guests select different places to grab their food. The service was as normal as it could be to order and get fed.
This market and the history behind it were such a treat to learn about. There are so many stores and food to try. If coming to ATL, it's a great place to chill with friends if in the area.
Super popular spot to check out if you're in Atlanta. Great stores to shop. All the staff were very nice and pleasant. Super clean restrooms. Food choices are great. Nice spot.
I went to PCM for the first time this year. I heard that lots of businesses had closed and new ones were coming soon. I visited after work on a Friday night and it was busy. I saw lots of teenagers celebrating prom and the general vibe was people ready to get out, shop, and dine. Self parking was difficult, but valet was also available. The vibe of the market was busy and lots of people were in the food hall looking for dinner. My friends and I ended up going to the Atrium for dinner and it was a great choice.
There is something for everyone here. Thai. Indian. Irani. American. Italian. Sweets, doughnuts, candies, and cakes. Eastern market that boasts Asian of all kinds. Sushi, dumplings. Persian. Pizza. Fried chicken. Burgers. Cuban and Puerto Rican. Mexican that's "okay." Also available: paper goods (cool cards, pencils, journals). Clothing (J Crew, Anthropologie). Wellness: yoga, spas. Stuffed animals and toys. Co-working spaces. Boutiques with unique finds, including local artists. Coffee. Beauty shops and perfumes. Cosmetics. Flowers. Textiles. Homegoods from the likes of Pottery Barn and Rejuvenation. Medical and dental suites. A barber/hair stylist. You can find almost anything here. And for food, if you don't want to stay in house, or if they don't offer in house dining, there are tons of tables and seating options outside in the common areas where you can gather with friends. It's open, airy, high ceilings, and even when crowded, there is plenty of room to move. It used to be an old Sears warehouse and they kept a lot of the industrial elements. I've reviewed several of their shops individually. Also near the Beltway, which is an Atlanta gem and walking distance to multiple sites. read more
24 days ago
This place was fun! Lots of eating options as well as a great rooftop from where you can see all of Atlanta! The rooftop also has a mini golf and has a few carnival inspired booths, including a metal slide. Ample onsite parking, can be expensive and most places only do contactless payment. In addition to all the eating options, you also have home related stores like west elm and William Sonoma. Il The whole place is about 12 stories high. Has several areas that I'm sure may be rented for private events too. read more
The market itself is nice, there are some higher end stores as well as some unique places to shop around at. The food hall/food court is great but a little something is missing for me. They have a lot of options from Mexican to Burgers and most things in between. For me, it did feel a little like every individual stall was trying too hard to be something unique which I felt actually took away from the appeal a bit. A few, much more normal, options would go a little way to making it have a better vibe in my book. That's not to say that the offerings weren't very nice and what we tried was tasty, it's just to say that it feels a little pretentious . read more
Eclectic, converted, multipurpose space featuring a variety of vendors, and something for everyone. Awesome to see young, creative, diverse business owners. Place is a bit pricey but always worth spending a little more to support local. Adjacent to beltline for easy access read more
6 months ago
I stopped by Ponce City Market while exploring Atlanta and it quickly turned into quite the experience, definitely a spot you could easily spend a few hours between shopping and eating without realizing it. The market sits inside a massive historic building that once operated as a Sears warehouse. The industrial character still shows through with exposed brick, steel beams, and high ceilings that make the entire space feel open and airy. It has the energy of a busy food hall mixed with a shopping market. You can wander from stall to stall, grab something to eat, browse a few shops, and keep moving. I especially love the Asian section. Upstairs there is even a rooftop entertainment area, which adds to the whole "day out" experience. I saw Anthropologie, Glossier, Nike, J.Crew, Levi's, Madewell and Olfactory just to name a few stores. Food options are one of the biggest draws here. The hall is filled with vendors offering everything from Asian dishes to Italian comfort food and Cuban flavors. If you are in a group everyone can order something completely different and still sit together at the shared tables scattered throughout the space. Seating is spread across the market and the open layout keeps it from feeling too cramped, even when it gets busy. Service depends on the individual vendor, but most spots move at a pretty steady pace. The common areas appeared maintained and the market overall feels clean and organized despite the constant foot traffic. The Food We tried the JIA Tasty China and Bibi Persian Eatery. Both restaurants were okay for casual quick dining. JIA also offered lunch special. Parking around the market is paid, so it is something to factor in when planning your visit. Ponce City Market works well when you want options. It's a solid stop for casual meetups, group outings where everyone wants different food, or a relaxed afternoon exploring Atlanta's food scene in one place. TableApproved. Follow along where food meets adventure. read more
Service was okay, not very friendly. You have to be careful about the listed prices bc if it's a special/seasonal beer then the price will be different than the others listed. They had a large selection which was nice but they also don't allow you to sample. Which was unfortunate bc my sister didn't end up liking the beer she selected. I'm still glad we tried them out but will definitely try another brewery next time! read more
3 months ago
7 months ago
Visited 3 March 2026 Arrived around midday. Based on reviews of the Beltline, this was the best place to park. The parking entrance goes to the lower level. The spots are narrow and the turns are a bit tight. Parking is for a fee using an app according to the website, but I did not see that app/qr info but once parked, it was easy to access the street and upper level businesses. It was not busy at all and we were able to find parking quickly. The facility was clean and well lit. Our main purpose was to walk the Beltline, but we did browse some of the eateries inside. There is a wide selection to satisfy whatever you crave. I did not check the hours, but I think it would be a nice night time scene. I would go back and spend more time inside. read more
4 months ago
I went to Ponce City Market with a friend, and we had such a nice time. I showed him the rooftop where you get this stunning view of the city skyline. We took a little tour, grabbed a cocktail, and just enjoyed the vibe up there. It started raining after a bit, so we had to head inside, but overall, it's always a refreshing, enjoyable experience. I'd definitely recommend it! read more
I've been wanting to visit this site for years. Every time I drove by, they are adding additional stores and restaurants. I also love that the location is on the belt line. Mass street art and decor. You can spend more than a day here. You have the markets, retail stores, and restaurants all in one. My fiancée and I went more for the restaurants. We walked around and finally saw an Italian joint we wanted to try for lunch. It was great! Parking can be tricky. They are scattered all over the place. There's parking lots however they get taken very quickly. Then you have paid parking garages. We ended up going to the garage and the fee at the time was $12.00 for a couple of hours. I definitely would come back. There's so many cool places to visit and eat. We enjoyed it for sure. read more
Being from Atlanta, I'm ashamed to say that this is the first time I visited Ponce City Market. We actually came to do a walk along the Beltline. I got input from friends that still live in Atlanta that you should avoid this area at all costs on the weekend so we went on a Monday morning. We parked in the parking deck, which wasn't too badly priced, only $5 for two hours. Before embarking on our walk, we went into the market for coffee and I am absolutely stunned at how beautifully done it is. There are so many shops and boutiques that I would like to come back to explore, and the food options looked really good. They had it decorated for the holidays and what I thought was an artificial garland on the beautiful stairways was actually magnolia cuttings. They looked so beautiful and I thought it was such a great use of the cuttings. I didn't take a picture of it but I'm wishing now that I did. All of the little restaurants were set up so nice with design components that fit directly into the architecture. Color me impressed. I will be 100% coming back to Ponce City Market on my next visit home! Just avoiding it on the weekends because I can't be involved in that kind of crowd and craziness read more
A food hall with lots of options to eat, we ate at Hops Chicken which we liked. Food in this facility was averaging $20pp, there are also some outlet shops outside like Lululemon, Rivian and Levis. It is located off the Beltline and not too far from Whole Foods, Trader Joes, TJ Maxx and Piedmont park. read more
A place to visit while in town. Offers so much variety of shopping, food and community. A hour or two spent inside and the opportunity to walk the beltline. It's a place for all ages and abilities. The places are reasonably prices and lots of choices to food options. There is an area where you can eat should your guests select different places to grab their food. The service was as normal as it could be to order and get fed. read more
I went to PCM for the first time this year. I heard that lots of businesses had closed and new ones were coming soon. I visited after work on a Friday night and it was busy. I saw lots of teenagers celebrating prom and the general vibe was people ready to get out, shop, and dine. Self parking was difficult, but valet was also available. The vibe of the market was busy and lots of people were in the food hall looking for dinner. My friends and I ended up going to the Atrium for dinner and it was a great choice. read more
7 months ago
Went to the market while in Atlanta and absolutely loved the vibes! Loved all the different food options to include Korean, which is one of my favorites as well as all of the shops! I definitely liked the upstairs shops. there was a woman owned shop that made leather goods which was so cute!! I would say the service overall was great. Highly recommend stopping in for lunch and shopping. read more
Such a cool spot that I cannot wait to visit again! The market was filled with so many cool shops, restaurants, breweries, and activities. They had a cool rooftop with a nice view and tons of activities and a hidden bar. We spent hours here and it was absolutely amazing! read more
We were in the food hall for our niece and nephew to go to a pasta making class at one of the restaurants. While they were away we decided to try some beer and wine and food. We went to the Tap on Ponce for drinks. Two ordered the wine which was a nice size pour, one canned beer, and myself one of their keg beers. The cab wine was nice, but my draft beer had been in the keg for a while. Kind of a flat favor. Disappointed because I like the brewery IPA. For some food we ordered from El Super Pan. We got an order of tostones with good dipping sauces, and two beef empanadas. Both were very good. There were a lot of people there on a mid January night. read more
1 year ago
Fun Market with lots of fun retail stores and an amazing upscale food court. We enjoyed roaming through West Elm, Sugar Boo and Anthropologie. Bloody Mary's at the Atrium and lunch at Miso Koi. So much fun! read more
10 months ago
I was recently visiting a friend in Atlanta and we wanted to try this place out. They have a variety of different diverse places to eat, looks a spots to sooth you sweet tooth and some spots to shop. make sure you bring your credit card because it's totally cashless. what i enjoyed most was the rooftop action park where we played mini golf and games like you would see at the fair. they also have a large slide, ice skating, more games and igloos where you could have cocktails and just hang out. if you are ever in that area it's a perfect date spot read more
8 months ago
Just a very cool spot to visit with tons of restaurants and shops for all ages. I wanted to out but not outdoors in the cold and I spent about 2h here easily. Browsing stores, thrifting, eating desserts and more. I didnt even cover the entire Ponce Market so there's lots more than shown, but the pics give a flavor or the modern but artsy atmosphere. read more
9 months ago
Ponce City Market was a highlight of my visit to Atlanta. I wish there were a comparable place like it where I live. Plan to spend at least half the day here if you are a foodie and shopaholic - you will love Ponce City Market. The lower level is a food hall with dozens of eateries. I only got to try one, but if I had more time, I would have definitely returned to try more restaurants there. There are stores on the second level as well as outside and around the market. read more
This is one place you should visit for a date night or solo. They have several events here. Plenty of parking. Handicap parking. Clean restrooms. The food and atmosphere is top notch. Plenty of history here as well. Never know what star you may see here. read more
1 year ago
This spot has everything. Originally home to Sears, Roebuck & Co, Ponce City Market has now morphed into the culture which is vibrant in Atlanta. You can read more and explore about Ponce City Market at the following link: https://poncecitymarket.com This is a must visit if/when in Atlanta! read more
9 months ago
Fun just to even walk around this place. A great spot for multiple tastes to get a bite. A number of cute, unique shops. Always a sucker for a large scale reuse and this one definitely doesn't disappoint. Seems like the kind of place something magic is going to happen- or the start to a romantic movie. Love it. read more
5 months ago
1 year ago
It is like a indoor food court, with outdoor stores. The stores are like the mix/cross of Emeryville area and outdoor Stanford Shopping Center in California. There are Nike Collective, All Birds, Lululemon, Rivian, etc. The indoor food stalls did not open at 11am despite the website said they would. Stores value were normal prices. Service was excellent: very friendly staff in all the stores we entered. read more
Love this market, there is so much to do. Rustic atmosphere, industrial vibe. There is a wide variety of restaurants, food, and drinks to choose from--deliciously freshly made cuisines from pastries and pasta to meats. Every restaurant we went to, we received friendly customer service and quality food. Some bar drinks were pricey, but mostly were very reasonable. We had a lot of fun shopping, eating, drinking, and walking around. Highly recommend. read more
5 months ago
This place is so cute! I wish we had something like this close to where we live I'd go all the time! I absolutely love all the cute little places to eat inside all decorated with their different themes it's really fun to walk around and look at all the different places and shops inside. read more
6 months ago
Edit: The place is great. It has many restaurants (see list here https://www.atlantaeats.com/blog/ponce-city-markets-best-restaurants/) and shops. Two stores, at least selling stationery. One even had fountain pens. Yes, I bought one. Original post: I still have not been here but I wanted to go... they have a serious issue in that there seems to be no way to determine from yelp or their own website exactly what restaurants are there. They expect you to figure it out by downloading an app. Then once you download the app, you have to enter an email. A fun experience to have while driving 80mph down the highways of Atlanta I deleted the app and searched up a website that would tell me what's there. https://www.atlantaeats.com/blog/ponce-city-markets-best-restaurants/ read more
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675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE
Atlanta, GA 30308
Old Fourth Ward
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How much do it cost to get to roof top?
I was there in March and for a Friday mid day it was going to cost us $20 a person
Is there a Puerto Rican restaurant there and if so what is the name of it? Thank you, Gregory C!!
El Super Pan
How is the parking situation?
Lots of parking is available in various levels of the parking garage. All of it is paid parking via a mobile app that you can access via info on signs placed on walls throughout the parking garage. Parking spaces are not great for either long or…
Does the roof top close at 9pm also?
No it doesn't it has a much later closing time
Is the rooftop WiFi friendly to work a few hours from your laptop?
Yes, but wouldn't say the rooftop is the place to work. You either have to pay the $10+ cover charge to get to the top, or make a reservation at 9 Mile Station and that also requires a deposit.
Is there a $10 entry fee to enter or is that just take the elevator to the rooftop? Which floor is all the floor with all food choices?
There are two floors inside the building. The main floor is majority food. The second floor is majority shopping. It is free to go anywhere inside (both floors). Outside is the entrance to the roof top. That does cost $10 I believe. There are…
Are there restaurants at PCM that serve gluten-free options? If so, which ones?
I think Minero and Farm to Laddle does.
Is ponce city market dog friendly? We are traveling with a puppy and want to know if he is allowed inside!
There is a dog store right at the enter an entrance on the beltline that has doggy sitting so you can leave your puppy there, explore the market, and pick your puppy back up on your way out
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