Phipps Plaza
Buckhead
Fodor's choice
Branches of Tiffany & Co., Saks Fifth Avenue, and Gucci are here, as are shops like Lilly Pulitzer and Bally. The mall also is home to Legoland Discovery Center.
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Atlanta's department stores, specialty shops, malls, and antiques markets draw shoppers from across the Southeast. Most stores are open Monday through Saturday 10 to 9, Sunday noon to 6. The sales tax is 8% in the city of Atlanta and 6% to 7% in Fulton County and the suburbs.
A Cappella Books
Inman Park
New and out-of-print titles are sold here; the store hosts regular author appearances.
Buckhead Village District
Buckhead
With the likes of Dior, Etro, Gucci, and Hermès, this walkable luxury shopping area is frequented as much by daydreaming window-shoppers as no-limit-credit-card holders.
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Charis Books
This is the South's oldest independent feminist bookstore.
Eyedrum
Downtown
Started more than 20 years ago, this music and gallery space is always on the cutting edge. Its new location continues the mix of avant garde international musical acts, beloved locals, and mind-opening—and sometimes mind-bending—visual art that has kept it indispensable in the Atlanta arts scene.
Jackson Fine Art
Buckhead
The specialty here is fine-art photography.
Junkman's Daughter
Little Five Points
Kooky wigs, vinyl corsets, and water pipes are all sold at this funky-junky department store.
Lenox Square
Buckhead
One of Atlanta's oldest and most popular shopping centers, Lenox Square has branches of Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale's, and Macy's next to specialty shops such as Cartier and Mori. Valet parking is available at the front of the mall, but free parking is nearby. You'll do better at one of the several good restaurants in the mall—even for a quick meal—than at the food court.
Marcia Wood Gallery
Castleberry Hill
This gallery sells contemporary paintings, sculpture, and photography.
Mason Fine Art
Midtown
Smaller than its original location, the quality of work is not compromised in the three large, open gallery spaces that exhibit contemporary work from regional, national, and international artists.
Miami Circle
Buckhead
Upscale antiques and decorative-arts shops are the draw here.
MINT Gallery
Downtown
This quaint, nonprofit art space is located in the always evolving Met Atlanta, a 100-year-old gem that’s home to creatives and revolving food pop-ups. MINT hosts monthly, ever-changing exhibits, full of local and non-local artists alike who work in mediums from experimental to interactive and more. MINT’s goals are for people to truly engage with art and to draw attention to new and emerging talent. As the first W.A.G.E.-certified organization in Georgia, the gallery focuses on regulating the payment of artist fees by nonprofit art institutions.
Shops Around Lenox
Buckhead
Quite literally around the corner from Lenox Square mall, this collection of Atlanta favorites, such as fab’rik, and specialty shops, such as Crate & Barrel and lululemon, features modern storefronts and green spaces.
Sid Mashburn
Midtown
This upscale source for classic men's clothing is on the Westside. Next door, Ann Mashburn sells chic ladies' duds.
Star Provisions
Midtown
Fine cookware, gadgets, and tableware, plus top-of-the-line cheeses, meats, and baked goods are what's on offer at this epicurean destination.
The Clothing Warehouse
Little Five Points
The Clothing Warehouse is one of the many colorful vintage-clothing stores in Little Five Points.
Whitespace Gallery
Inman Park
An Inman Park staple, Whitespace exhibits contemporary paintings and installations in its renovated carriage house and a smaller satellite gallery, Whitespec.
Young Blood Boutique
Virginia-Highland
Young Blood is an edgy hangout with framed artwork, crafts, and gifts created by indie artists.
