Strategically located right at the corner of North Avenue and Glen Iris Drive, Ponce City Market is a vibrant hub of activity. Housing a number of eating establishments, high end brands and some of the best residences in Atlanta, the building truly lives up to its history. Built in 1926, and despite various restorations, the structure retains its historic value. A true landmark of the city, Ponce City Market represents old world classic with a twist.
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Atlantic Station is an all-encompassing community that features upbeat and relatively low-priced housing along with restaurants, theaters, shopping zones and parks. The motive of Atlantic Station is to provide an easy source of living for locals to lead a happy and cheerful life. Several events and music festivals are held around this place from time to time. One of the most happening places in the city, no visit to Atlanta can ever be complete without exploring this area and experiencing the cultural ethos of the people here.
Anchored by abundant popular, high-end stores such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Clarks, GAP, Ann Taylor and Lacoste, the Perimeter Mall boasts all the big names on display. With nearly 200 shops within its vast premises, this popular shopping center draws crowds from all over city. Working up a massive appetite after a hearty shopping spree is a common phenomenon, which the mall is well aware of; hence, one finds scores of well-rated restaurants and an impressive food court here, which tend to the hunger pangs of shoppers.
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Be well addressed. There's only one thing more fashionable than experiencing Houston's most sophisticated haven: living it. Come home to Grey House at River Oaks District, where two new high-style buildings and 279 contemporary residences offer luxe features, lavish finishes and alluring views. And everything from iconic designers and eateries to elite fitness and entertainment is literally at your doorstep. You've never lived River Oaks luxe like this before.
This charming collection of shops and eateries is owned by Paces Properties and is just about as quaint and clean as suburban shopping gets. Anchored by a couple of slightly larger stores such as Talbot's and Banana Republic, this outdoor mall is heavily populated by tiny and unique boutiques offering everything from beachwear to candles to stamp art supplies. Six restaurants and several coffee houses are also ready to serve hungry shoppers and browsers alike.
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This urban farmer's market provides a funky little collection of produce and livestock offerings to Atlanta's in-town shoppers. Set in the historically Black neighborhood of Sweet Auburn, the market is home to numerous vendors. While organic produce is the specialty here, you'll also find an unparalleled assortment of rabbits, fowls and other small livestock for sale. Various entertainers gather around the booths and displays, offering gospel, soul and other forms of musical diversion. When in the city, do consider spending a few hours at the Municipal Market to soak in the culture of the neighborhood.
This sprawling shopping outlet features more than 150 fine shops and department stores, plus a truly diverse food court. Choose from national and regional favorites, such as Macy's, Sears, Starbucks, Gymboree and Aeropostale. Mick's Restaurant anchors the dining scene, supported by a vast array of fast food and quick treat options. Still not enough shopping for one day? A pedestrian bridge connects the mall to the upscale Cobb Galleria Centre across the street.
