I've been to AmericasMart more times than I can count -- from Dragon Con to the Oddities Expo to a…read moretattoo convention and a few other events in between. They host a lot of different events and expos throughout the year, and check-in is always easy to find and from what I can tell, generally in the same spot. The only minor downside I've run into is when the escalators aren't operating. If you're trying to leave quickly and don't want to fight your way back through the vendor crowds, be prepared for a bit of a trek down the emergency exit stairs and through an empty floor or two. Other than that, the space is clean, spacious, and well-maintained. The staff does a great job keeping things running smoothly no matter how packed the event is.

Purchased a GE window air conditioner through AmerciasMart via Amazon. The unit was received…read moredamaged both the box and the unit. AmericaMart is making me pay $305 to ship it back (they sent me the shipping label) they have not responded to my email or to Amazon's email regarding replacing the shipping label with a "free" shipping label. I also left a voice mail regarding the shipping costs and gave not heard back and it's been one week!

Closed now but was a trap spot back in the day... smaller version of the west end mall if u ask…read moreme.. more like a cheap ass flea market

If you value your safety, you will avoid this particular stretch of downtown. There are third…read moreworld countries that are safer than this (seriously). The metro mall is similar to a small indoor flea market type of setup, with a small variety of different mom and pop businesses in it, mostly catering to the urban scene downtown. It's never been a "good" area, but these days it's pretty ridiculous. The last time I was there 6 people tried to bum money off of me and one guy swore I fathered his last wives baby (?!?). I've been told by City workers that the Mayor allegedly tells folks to "steer" tourists complete away from this area and more toward the Aquarium/Park area a few blocks away. No city leader has ever seemed to really try to tackle the problem. I guess they figure if they keep places like this the way they are, they attract people who would otherwise venture into those tourist areas and make the City look bad. As someone else said though, the security manager is INCREDIBLE - a no B.S. type of Robocop kind of guy who will kick the ghetto queens and thieves out like a sack of potatoes, even using his stun gun if need be (there are videos online of this - wonderful). We need 1000 more of him throughout downtown, that's all I can say. He deserves a metal. Anyway - not much a "review", but the fact is, there's little reason for everyday people to go to the Metro Mall. It serves a sub-niche of clientele, which imo does not include conventioneers or tourists; you have other options. Unless you like to practice your survival skills.

I decided to explore Colony Square on a warm Saturday. I remember they had a cute grassy area in…read morethe center of the square and that's where I headed first. There were plenty of seats where people were snacking, reading, and chatting and enjoying the perfect spring day. There were lots of restaurants to choose from and of course a huge food hall.

Big complex…read more Directories are located at the main courtyard entrance. Lots of shops, restaurants, fast casual eats, coffee and businesses too.

Plenty of great shops and restaurants. I'm very fond of Richard's Variety Store and the French Cafe…read more.

I'm pretty sure the person that made my sub said to themselves "lets give her the hardest piece of…read morebread I can find"!! I thought I was biting into kettle chip and not a sub!! The bread was so hard and crunchy that when I bit into it the pieces nearby began to crumble!!! I also put "extra honey mustard and mayo" in the special request box... there wasn't either on the sub at all!!! I was so disappointed. I ordered online and paid for it beforehand, and so I wasn't aware before I left the store. Publix no longer believes in quality or maybe that's just here!! A Florida Publix would have NEVER!!!!

Meh. I was hoping to find more cool shops but still fun to wander around. High end chain shops.read more

Dinner at Little Trouble followed by drinks at Northern Tavern, we were parked in the deck at…read moreWestside Provisions for 2.5 hours. Amazingly, only $6.50 which is extremely cheap considering I paid $17.50 for two hours over in Decatur last night. [Review 19552 overall - 606 in Georgia - 522 of 2023.]

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.

It was Christmas Eve and Greenbriar Mall was not on my list of things to do... However, J needed to…read morereturn some sneakers to JD Sports and this was the closest one. Getting to the mall I knew it was going to be crazy as the parking lot was loaded. For a mall that doesn't have that many stores, it was loaded. As always, somehow, I ended up spending money. lol. Manhattan: This store always gets the best of me. The urban street wear selections are always spot on and they usually have a good sale or buy one get one going on. The store is always clean and the clothes are in order by size. Though the store isn't huge, they make great use of space and the size I need is always easy to find. I went in, hit the jean rack as they had some great selections out with various washes and rip patterns so I couldn't pass them up. Found my size. Got in line and was out the door. The staff is always friendly and help to ensure the shopping experience is smooth. CitiTrend: You can't leave Greenbriar without hitting Cititrends. As it was the day before Christmas, the store was super loaded. The clothes were all over the place in the men's section, however, it wasn't horrible. You could tell people had been shopping all day and the staff was doing their best to keep the store in order. It didn't take me too long before I found a few things I wanted. lol. I walked the entire men's section. Grabbed a few sweatshirts and headed to the register. I love the register area as it always has some extra quick pick goodies. While in line, I grabbed a few hair care items I saw and was on my way. The cashier was efficient and super nice. She greeted me, smiled the entire time, and wished me a Merry Christmas as I departed. Overall, though I didn't want to spend any money at Greenbriar, I got some great deals on some great items as a whole.

I always enjoy Greenbriar Mall, but I also know what to expect. It's an older mall, with mainly…read moreunique storefronts, bordered with stores only accessible from the outside, like Citi Trends and a large beauty supply. There are no major anchor stores remaining at Greenbriar. I used to visit for the Macy's but it has been closed a few years now. That said there are still some major retailers, like Kids Footlocker. I always visit Greenbriar in December because they are guaranteed to have a Black Santa Claus for my children to take pictures with. At that time of year, I find that the Footlocker stores consistently have GREAT deals. It's almost like they are giving the clothes away! Aside from the major retailers, there are lots of one-off stores that sell unique clothing should you be looking for a special item, costume, or clothes your preteen/teenager will like. There is also a great shop where you can get thinks embroidered or get shirts made. The food court is a whole experience! It has none of the usual suspects but plenty of places I'd like to try. There are is a common cookie retailer near the food court and a Piccadilly near one of the main entrances if you want a sit down meal. Long story short: if you're looking for an experience or for a unique gift with nothing specific in mind (or a Black Santa in December), Greenbriar is your place! You're guaranteed to discover something new there.

home to some of my most important shops, and a landmark of Atlanta. the retail selection is pretty…read moreawesome and broad--from grocery like Publix to weirdo trinkets from Richards Variety. I go here at least twice a week for LA Fitness and to hit up iPlay Tennis. if any developer is having, ya know, *designs* on razing this property for cheap condos you'll have a fight on your hands. keep up this fantastic asset and keep making it even more awesome!

Seriously just the rudest techs imaginable. I'm on the phone trying to track down a generic…read moremedication that is on back order. The tech on the phone doesn't even offer to check if the name brand is in stock until I ask her to (on the suggestion of a different pharmacy that I called.) When I asked about the cost with something called a manufacturers card (with the other pharmacy suggested asking about) she says "well did you look it up?" I ask her to explain what that is and she just keeps saying "look it up." How unhelpful can you be? Why even go into a profession that involves interacting with patients? Incidentally, I hear another tech in the background literally yelling at a customer, "I know what compounding is!" I mean wow, this place needs some serious customer service training.