Loved this place! There was a great FIFA pop up store for the World cup here as well that provided…read moresome merch that wasn't available at the game. We also loved the food hall selections. We ended up getting a burger and salad from the burger spot and tried to gelato on the way out for dessert. Both were great places!

Ponce City Market is definitely worth checking out if you're in Atlanta. The building itself is…read morebeautiful, blending historic charm with a modern industrial feel, and it's a fun place to spend a few hours. That said, I expected more food options since it was highly recommended and often compared to Chelsea Market in New York City. While there are some great places to eat, the selection wasn't as extensive as I had imagined. The shops are also somewhat limited, but there are still a few unique local businesses worth browsing. My favorite part was the Citizens Market , where several local vendors are all in one space. It was a great way to sample different local offerings. Another bonus is its location right next to the Atlanta BeltLine. After exploring the market, you can take a walk along the trail and discover even more shops, restaurants, public art, and neighborhoods nearby. Parking can get busy, especially on weekends, but it's still worth a visit if you're exploring Atlanta. While it didn't quite live up to my expectations, I'm glad I stopped by and would recommend checking it out at least once.

Starting at a new yoga studio made me a little nervous since I had been with my previous studio for…read moreabout a year and a half. But after a few classes at Highland Yoga, I have a feeling I may have found my new home. I've visited both the Buckhead and Brookhaven locations. Both are beautiful, but Brookhaven is definitely my favorite since it's so close to my house. It may not seem like a huge difference, but on those days when motivation is a little low, having a studio just minutes away makes it so much easier to stay consistent. I also want to give a special shout-out to Kindall. She has such a beautiful spirit and was incredibly welcoming. When you're trying a new studio, the people you encounter really shape your first impression, and she made me feel comfortable from the very beginning. Another thing I appreciate is the size of the studio. The waiting area is spacious, and the practice room itself never feels overcrowded. After a hot yoga class, we're all a little sweaty and tired, so having enough space makes a huge difference. I've been to studios that felt a bit cramped, and it can become overstimulating pretty quickly. Highland does a great job of creating an environment that feels open, calm, and comfortable. And I have to mention the parking--because convenient parking deserves its own paragraph! There's a free parking garage directly across from the studio that's less than a five-minute walk away. If you're unfamiliar with the area, that's such a nice bonus. On those mornings when you're running a little behind, the last thing you want to worry about is circling for parking before class. Thankfully, that's not something you have to think about here. I'm officially five classes in, and I can already say I think Highland Yoga has earned a new member. I'm looking forward to continuing my practice here.

Terrific teachers in a beautiful space! I love the different Highland Yoga locations. Each has its…read moreown personality. This one is so calming. I feel free to practice in a way that is authentic to me. There is never any pressure, and the teachers always offer alternatives for all levels. I always feel better leaving than I did when I arrived!

Nice supercharger right off of interstate. It's in Target's parking lot. The Target has a…read moreStarbucks inside. There's also a Mexican restaurant right next to it, an Old Navy, TJMaxx and a Crumbl Cookie Store. It's in a big shopping complex/parkway area.

Not real Clearly whoever put this here is evil because…read morethere's absolutely no charger. Luckily we found a charger a few minutes away

Lots of chargers, no wait on a Saturday afternoon. Shopping Center has an Emory Clinic, fancy car…read morewash, Wendy's (best place to use bathroom), Atlanta Cycling, and quite a few nicer restaurants... pub/brewery, Asian, Whit's ice cream (coming soon).

If your looking for choices of different types of food. Then this place is right for you. There…read moreis something for everyone in the family. The market is clean and plenty of seating. The staff throughout this market place are friendly and very helpful. Parking you have to pay for, but the food is worth it. The prices are good too. Some places are a little more pricey than others.

We found this place on a Reddit thread and the Yelp reviews seemed promising after looking for…read moreplaces to go on our first trip to Atlanta. Sadly, this place didn't meet our expectations. We thought the options were basic, although different varieties, and weren't completely satisfied with the food we ordered. The service was nothing to rave about either but at least the restrooms and tables were clean. We also loved being able to walk on the trails in the surrounding neighborhood. We ordered a margarita pizza from Varuni, which was the most underwhelming if not disappointing pizza in our opinion. The crust was too soggy and the sauce was sour. It tasted like they just used a can of uncooked crushed tomatoes. We also ordered the fried turkey platter from Soul since we've never had southern comfort food. The turkey was seasoned well but was a bit dry and over fried, again just our opinion. Nonetheless, it was a better value and had more flavor than the pizza because the candied yams were delicious! Finally, we got after-meal drinks from Little Tart and the coffee was good. Overall, it wasn't the worst experience but we probably wouldn't eat at this food hall again. I would still suggest it to other first-timers since the location was really nice and it's good for groups because of the different options. The surrounding area is also a nice change from downtown, which is where we stayed.