Cozy Italian market and eatery with a beautiful wine bar and intimate bar area that fosters a genuine sense of community. Atmosphere features live acoustic and piano music, creating a warm and inviting vibe. Offers pasta making classes and wine tastings alongside highly regarded sandwiches and pizzas.
Low-key classes offer a relaxed vibe. Browsing the wine and market adds a fun, casual activity.
A cozy spot with a small market featuring fresh breads and a variety of Italian products. The market sits past a bar and near a tiny kitchen where chefs prepare food in view.
"The Italian food here is casual and friendly, with helpful staff."
"I loved the fresh sandwiches and authentic Italian market here."
"I found the pasta making class to be awesome and learned a lot."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for cooking classes and wine tastings.
Happy hour offers half-off food selections on certain items.
Free parking is available in the back of the building.
Food court with diverse mini food stations and a central tequila bar creates a lively, varied atmosphere. Outdoor seating surrounds a quad with a dog park, playground, and greenbelt area, making it family and pet friendly. Live DJ music adds energy, while multiple seating options accommodate different moods and groups.
Events at the venue bring a lot of energy and fun. The place offers a funky vibe and a fun shopping experience that makes sampling local flavors enjoyable.
Wednesdays feature a makers market with local vendors. Fresh fruit, vegetables, and local honey appear at the farmers market inside the facility.
Good to know
The makers market occurs every Wednesday, featuring local artisans.
Jazz nights are hosted on Thursdays and Fridays, attracting a lively crowd.
The first two hours of parking are free, but be cautious of the parking system.
Bright, colorful space filled with curated vintage clothing and local artist accessories creates a playful, welcoming vibe. The shop feels cozy and sun-drenched, offering a unique blend of eclectic and chic aesthetics. Workshops and community events add a creative, social energy to the environment.
Fun workshops and shop events happen regularly here. The space looks very pretty and fun, so there is always something to do.
Vintage markets and pop-up artist markets happen regularly, showcasing local small businesses. Workshops and events add a fun, creative vibe to the market scene.
Good to know
Space Queen hosts several markets per month featuring local artists and vendors.
Parking is easy and stress-free in the neighborhood around Space Queen.
Pop-up events at Space Queen are community-oriented and showcase unique local talent.
Restored 1920s warehouse hosts a spacious food hall with industrial charm and communal seating. Atmosphere stays lively and bustling, drawing a diverse crowd for casual gatherings. Indoor and outdoor seating options complement a variety of food and drink kiosks, including a bar and bottle shop.
Lively communal spaces and a variety of food options create a fun atmosphere. Events and the connection to the Beltline add to the excitement for gatherings and mingling.
Offers a diverse and unique selection of food stalls and products catering to many culinary needs. The market has a nice food court with uniquely different restaurants and a good variety of food and spirits under one roof.
Good to know
Parking at Krog Street Market is paid parking or valet; street parking is not available.
The parking fee is $15 per hour, which many find overpriced.
Expect a $75 penalty for unpaid parking fees if you overstay.
Shopping mall designed like a mini city with a central arena and green space with soft lighting offers a laid-back vibe that suits couples, singles, and families. Two rooftop bars provide great views while outdoor areas include a chess set and a train ride. Weekend nights bring excited energy with market vendors and lively crowds.
Lively spot with fun dining, shopping options, and ice skating. Events like pep rallies add extra energy and more to see.
Night markets feature pop-up events, live music, and art installations regularly. Weekend markets include vendors, family-friendly activities, and a small train ride around the area.
Good to know
The first 2 hours of parking is free.
Parking at Atlantic Station is generally convenient with ample spaces available.
The underground parking setup can be confusing for first-time visitors.
Shopping mall offers a vibrant Latin American atmosphere with authentic Mexican street market vibes. It features family-friendly amenities like a large indoor playground and arcade. The place fills up with a lively crowd, creating a bustling, energetic environment.
Multi-cultural vibes create a lively backdrop for family fun and diverse food options. Kids enjoy a play area with climbing structures, and live artists add to the engaging atmosphere.
An indoor flea market offers a variety of foods, handmade items, and Mexican-style jewelry. It feels like walking through a street market in Mexico with many small stores packed together.
Good to know
Parking is extremely limited on weekends, so arrive early or consider alternative transport.
Expect a diverse selection of authentic Latino/a products and food options.
Some restaurants may have inconsistent pricing, so check your bill carefully.
Spacious event space with high ceilings and rustic atmosphere hosts live music festivals and themed scenes. Activities include darts, pool, and dancing, with themed seating areas enhancing the vibe. Outdoor vendor yards provide casual spots for food and drinks.
Balloon Museum offers a lot of fun with engaging exhibits. Events like the siege x show add to the lively atmosphere and keep things entertaining.
Events include a monthly Asian Market and a Chefs Market with a wide selection of fresh produce and local goods. Outdoor food vendors offer diverse options at these markets.
Good to know
Parking at Pullman Yards can be extremely expensive, often costing $40.
Expect long wait times to enter during popular events.
Parking can be tricky during larger events at Pullman Yards.
Drive-in movie theater with six large screens and a retro, spacious layout featuring angled parking for clear views. Atmosphere is laid back and family-friendly, ideal for dates or casual outings with classic movie snacks available at a well-stocked concession stand.
Shopping at the flea market offers a fun, nostalgic vibe. Watching movies from your car creates a unique experience with big screens and quality sound.
A wide variety of outdoor vendors fill the flea market with many interesting stalls to browse. It offers great deals on items like used sneakers and handmade crochet hats, making it a hidden gem for weekend shopping.
Good to know
The admission fee is only 50 cents per person on weekends.
Most vendors at the flea market only accept cash payments.
The entrance is through the alley behind the building.
Two large buildings connected by a courtesy bus house a vast collection of antiques and unique items. The atmosphere blends high-quality antiques with contemporary goods, attracting collectors and casual shoppers alike. Cash is essential, and an entrance fee applies, with plenty of parking available for convenience.
Browsing through a wide variety of antiques offers a fun and engaging experience. The market features lots of unique goodies that keep the visit interesting.
Good to know
Scott's takes place one weekend a month.
The market is held on the second weekend of each month.
The entrance fee is $5 per person, cash only.