Feels a lot like Seattle's Pike Market but it's very different. Here you feel like it's very friendly but more upscale stores, and food offerings. Just a great ambiance, friendly people and varied ages and styles. The rooftop is very fun to just be in. Very good tasting cocktails and fantastic views. Had a great time there. There are games and other entertainment on the rooftop, can be there for a few hours playing or just enjoying the views.

This place is incredible. It’s so well designed and laid out. While it does have a few chain stores, venture upstairs for all of the local vendors—they’re super friendly and have such a unique array of items for sale. Let’s not forget about the food. There’s all kinds of styles, and it’s all REALLY GOOD. None of that “toss it in the microwave.” No, this is food treated with respect and have such a full flavor. We left extremely full from sampling all we could. 11/10, would go and will go again.

Really cool place for tourists. Lots of restaurants, creative/street vendors, branded/non branded stores. Whole place takes a while to explore. There’s a huge diversity in food stores, several different ethnic and types of stores, offering dine in and take outs. The building has its own paid parking lot too.

Very cool building repurposed as a shopping mall. The food court is top notch with a variety of cuisines. Worth a visit just to see. Parking is a a bit of a challenge (and is not free). Download the ParkMobile app to make parking easier Not far from Ebenezer Baptist Church and other MLK-related sites in the historic old Fourth Ward. Connected to the Beltline.

It’s beautiful, clean, and huge with lots of food so if you are hungry or looking to eat with your family this would be a great place to go, for me personally as a solo traveler I didn’t feel interested or drawn to any of the stores here and wasn’t too hungry. I was hoping for more local trinkets/fun unique shopping. They have west elm/anthropology/Sephora/Levi’s stuff like that so it just wasn’t my cup of tea. Also I wanted to go to the roof to check out the view but I couldn’t find much info on it and it appeared that you have to pay and buy tickets to go to the roof?

Ponce City Market is an iconic place , it used to be the old Sears I am told, so the building has been repurposed, refurbished and renovated into what is today, what a marvel , what a feat, great foresight to make it what it is today. It is absolutely great place to hang out and indulge in the different cultures and offerings on offer, there maybe a black biased businesses on offer on the next floor but it brings item you wouldn’t imagine or could find anywhere else. There is such a variety spread over the floors, there is eateries to cater for any food desires you, you will not be disappointed, there is drinking outlets to suit every desire including gin and loopy pop, which is a new one on me. There is THE ROOF, which is the roof accessible via an elevator, to access the roof area there is a fee, on the roof there is rides, amusement games and crazy golf I believe, alongside great views of uptown and downtown Atlanta, I didn’t access the ROOF on this occasion. There is also a range of well known mid range and high end stores, there is ample parking on site for very reasonable costs, so in conclusion a great place to meet, a great place to chill, a great place to eat and drink and ultimately a great to shop

Great place to eat, drink, shop and play. Unique stores inside and lots of handmade stuff on the second floor. Really great food everywhere. The rooftop is fun to bring guests from out of town to as the view from up there is amazing and the fair games are super fun. General admission is $15 per person and if you want to play unlimited games up there it’s another $15. Personally, the games are fun but not sure if I would pay the $15 every time ;)

Beautiful and historic, Ponce City Market offers delicious restaurants in all varieties with unique menus. The food court is mouthwatering. Shops are varied. You'll find Williams and Sonoma and Lulu Lemon along with small shops that are unique and fascinating. The architecture is beautiful and fun to explore. You can download the Ponce City Market phone app into your phone so you have a map in the palm if your hands.

Very busy location with tons of food and drinks available. Very Very busy so If you're looking for laid back and low-key, plan elsewhere. Cool spot to visit when it Atlanta though. The little bridge on top had performers and live music. Food-wise there's an option for everyone.

This place has something for everyone. Beautiful space with great vibes. All kinds of foods, and treats, and things. Very welcoming and well maintained. Wonderful for groups and families. Looking forward to visiting again soon. Loved the belt line views!

Cool place separately for food, mall, office and apartment building. The food court floor was lit up with all the cuisines of food, we were confused with the choice. Most of the stores had live counters and good desk food served hot. We tried the bibi and botiwala which were both good. The mall had nice collections too.. the place was giving a different vibe compared to other malls..

Ponce City Market is bustling with food, stores, bars and lots of outdoor space to hang out and enjoy the scenery. The parking can be hectic especially on the weekends. I highly recommend downloading the Park Mobile app and paying for parking from your phone. It's very convenient and user-friendly. Overall I highly recommend!

This is a great place to shop, dine, and "people watch". Onsite, covered parking is available. When I arrived, the place was crowded. There were plenty of restaurants offering a variety of food, drinks, and alcoholic beverages. There are elevators and stairs to access the various levels. The outdoor areas lead to walking and biking trails and more shopping.

We were only in town for a few days and someone recommended that we check out Ponce City Market. I am so glad we did! It was an enjoyable shopping and dining location with a very relaxed atmosphere. We had drinks at Biltong Bar and a slice of pizza at Pizza Jeans. Both places were very good! I wish I had more room in my belly to enjoy more of the amazing foods we saw in the food hall. We will definitely be back the next time we are in the area.

An historic building with a special atmosphere 👌 A lot of cool restaurants and bars, like a mall food court but with the chic touch! A hipsters environment, you can feel safe and comfortable here, just come to this place and enjoy the food and the drinks with your friends or your beloved ones. They have cool stores here too. And a park at the roof top

Love the ambience. This is a very nice to hang out with your friends on the weekends. I love hoping in little shops there, looking at the amazing food choices, and just having great time at outdoor. I especially love the walk on the belt line, which leads to more restaurants and bars.

Beautiful place with many restaurants and shops:) In addition, I recommend to go up to sky line park and definitely love it with great view and a lot of activities! The reason why I put 4 stars is it was too hard to find parking spot and entrance fee of roof top is little bit expensive ($15 per person)

Great place to spend the day, there’s lots of great restaurants and a few shops you can go to. You can go for a full meal or a small snack. Ponce City Market is also conveniently located on the beltline for easy access.

I visited the Bombchel Factory at Ponce City Market on Tuesday, March 15, 2022. This is a black owned business by a Georgia Tech graduate located on the second floor. The store front is quite nice and quaint with a welcoming feel right at the entrance. Upon entering the establishment it had a tropical island feel with the chic vacation vibe decor. There are huts and plants throughout the entire store. All of the clothing had extremely vibrant colors and the designs were quite beautiful with an Afrocentric style. I do like that upon being greeted the employee informed me that this business does partner with women in Africa and abroad to hand make their high quality products. Upon perusing the store I even noticed that their fitting room is a hut as well. I thought this was a nice touch and definitely went with the island African type of theme they were going for. Not only do they sell clothes, but they also sell natural skin and hair care products as well. This includes shea butters/body butters, shampoo, conditioners to name a few. There is also a cute section for girls with dolls, clothing, and even onesies for small babies. There is a limited section of books and some pretty unique handbags in the shape of elephants among other purses and clutches for sale. The business owner displayed newspaper articles in the establishment giving accolades to the women she partners with to promote and sell her store products. There was also an article about herself which highlighted her achievements as a black business owner giving back to the global community in collaboration. Of course the products sold are not cheap considering they’re handmade and shipped from other parts of the world for the local Atlantan to enjoy. I did notice they had a sale on their Adinkra candles which were about $12. All of the candle scents were pure and smelled quite well. I noticed that each candle had a significant name which symbolized something spiritual. The candle I chose to get signified God’s omnipresence which I thought was quite amazing. The candles themselves were about 6 oz and hand poured with soy wax. Once I was at the checkout counter they displayed beautiful pieces of handmade jewelry, keychains, and Archel in Liberia postcards as well. They also had lip balm at the counter which I also purchased. After I made my purchases I noticed the owner was present so I asked to take a photo of their front desk area. There were really nice photos on the wall of bombchel partners at work and beautiful black women modeling the handmade quality pieces. In addition there was a nice sign that stated all are welcome which made me feel welcome even more as a Foundational Black American in the midst of my people. I would advise everyone to visit this establishment and patronize here. Even if it’s just a small purchase it makes a difference and impacts women globally who make the quality goods the owner provides for purchase.

It was really nice! I work for the Hawks and we just had our "Wrap-Up" season party at the Skyline rooftop. It actually turned into a date with my husband and I! Didn't get to visit the shops, but I definitely will in the near future...

Arty market with a food place that has a lot of different food outlets offering lots of different cuisines. Right now there is requirement of mask to be worn to be seated inside the shops. There is common seating areas outside for people who go in a group and would like to order from different shops.

Ponce City Market is a historic former Sears, Roebuck and Company building that has been converted into a vibrant mixed-use development in Atlanta, Georgia. The market is home to a variety of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options, making it a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. One of the most popular features of Ponce City Market is the food hall, which features over 30 different vendors serving up a wide variety of cuisines from around the world. Whether you're in the mood for American comfort food, international fare, or something sweet, you're sure to find something to your taste at the food hall. In addition to the food hall, Ponce City Market also has a number of other dining options, including sit-down restaurants, bars, and cafes. There's also a rooftop park with stunning views of the city, as well as a number of shops and boutiques selling everything from clothing and accessories to home goods and souvenirs. Whether you're looking for a place to shop, eat, or simply explore, Ponce City Market is a great place to spend an afternoon or evening. The market is open seven days a week, and admission is free.

This was marked as a must see. It is. It’s a mix of open air mall and indoor. We visited some of our favorites and a few that were new to us. If you are looking for food, entertainment and shopping, this is the place. I found this nice botanical goods shop here called Folk and Fern. I got the potion style propagation set. I love it 💕

Several decent food stalls Nice location, next to Beltline You need to buy a ticket to get to the rooftop There is also a shuttle bus from North Avenue station to Ponce

Loved it here! Great food options and a bunch of cute shops! Love the support of local small businesses…especially BIPOC ones. Along with indoor shops, there are also shops on the exterior upon entry. Plenty of parking between multilevel garage and uncovered parking.

A must visit, I’m so happy I checked out ponce market. Amazing vibe, good shops, great restaurants. Plenty of different cuisines to choose from. They have a pretty cool rooftop too.

I really enjoyed my time at this market. I’ve never been and a friend told me about it so I made it appoint to visit it during my trip to ATL. I loved all the shoppes and the overall setting of the market. Parking was a breeze and getting around was just as easy. I grabbed a pop and booze from one of the food spots on the 2nd floor. I would definitely be back here for more shopping. Hopefully more stores will be open then so I can enjoy the full experience.

Definitely a place worth checking out. One of the first places I visited when coming to Georgia to visit. Loved the architecture, friendly vibes, and all of the artsy walls and displays. Something for everyone here, whether you’re into beer, wine, food and snacks, shopping and trinkets, photography, etc.

Good shopping

Lots of great stores and places to get food or cute drinks. Most things are pricey but there are some reasonable stores. Some murals and cute areas to take pictures

The atmosphere was amazing. We enjoyed the many food options, and the food tasted great. Highly recommend the Shake, Shake from Spiller Park Coffee if you’re looking for a cool and refreshing pick me up. Hop’s Chicken has amazing chicken strips. El Super Pan has filling, flavourful servings. Five Daughters Bakery is totally worth checking out. And so much more!

Many great boutique stores for shopping. Only a couple of good Restaurants for dining. Otherwise it is fast food. The roof area is a lot of fun. A little pricey but it is downtown Atlanta and a nice crowd.

Love this shopping center, great shops.

Nice place, has lots of different food joints, shopping options, plenty of place for seating. Parking is little crowded during rush hours but you will get plenty of paid parking options.

Food hall, shops and amusement park at one place. you can spend a whole day trying new things and enjoying a variety of food and drinks. You have Indian place botiwala, vegan restaurant etc. lot of instagrammable walls and places to take pics.

I visited Ponce City Market around Halloween and during their 1 Year Anniversary of their flea market area. It is an AMAZING space with so many restaurants and shops! I had a hard time choosing what food to eat! This is a must-visit spot if you are visiting Atlanta. After eating at the market, we walked the Beltline for a while, which was so much fun and great people watching.

All you may need in one place —the transformation of an old building into a pice of art is evident in every place you walk. Parking is a little bit difficult during pick hours during the summer and weekends at anytime. Do not get discouraged and visit this place, you will find a safe place to park. Once inside, you will be transported to a very beautiful, clean and unique place for you and family members. From restaurants, shoes factory, relax drink —all you may expect will be here. Enjoy as much as I did!!

Amazing place! In the rooftop they have this unlimited games you can play with your family…my kids had a lot of fun! You’ll be able to see the city and all the skylines, buildings, and the sunset.

Ponce City Market on old Sears facility good for food and roof top entertainment and stunning view from the top. The Skyline Park on roof top access is with an admission fee. For unlimited games additional fee apply. The parking is not free, $2+ per hour. Easy access to Atlanta BeltLine.

I love love love Ponce City Market so much, this place honestly kind of has everything. Shopping, many many food choices, live music, a great rooftop area, and the overall atmosphere has amazing vibes. Every time I have come here on an Atlanta trip, there’s something new or fun to experience when stopping by Ponce City Market. One of the times I had visited there was a small vendor shopping area and live music at the Beltline which was so fun and shaded so walking through it outside wasn’t bad at all.

One of my favourite malls/markets in America! This place has it all: great shops, good food options, a rooftop restaurant and mini amusement park on the roof with carnival games, mini-putt and ice-skating (in winter). The design of the building is top-notch and the location on the Beltline is unmatched!

Nice place to walk around and window shop. They had a lot of local clothing brands that I’ve never heard of. There are also a wide variety of restaurants and snack shops. They also have games on the rooftop. It’s a cool place to hang out at.

Ponce City Market is a gem! Visited in Jan '24 with family. Loved the eclectic mix of restaurants - gourmet tacos, artisanal pizzas, and mouth-watering desserts. The vibrant, lively atmosphere made our day. A must-visit in Atlanta!

Beautiful place with many restaurants and shops! Nice walking places for weekend. The first floor have a dessert store that is good must to try.

Best place to find car servicing,indian stuff,repair jewellery, family dollar & more

Love

(Translated by Google) Okay (Original) Bueno

It close to me & some of my favorite store are at this center.

Just stopped in to check-out the family dollar. Going out of business sale....

It is chill and clean.

It's ok. It's just a shopping mall

It's a great place lots of difference stores

Is GOOD BY GOD GRACE IS FINE

Nice location and good people working here

Got uplift new store popping up, good change.

Nice shops.

Great customer service

Great shops

Went to scavenger hunt. Cool place to buy unique items. Especially antiques.

Get your hair cut by rita. She can cut good. But shes moving locations soon not far from this shopping center

My nearest Family Dollar and a great barbershop. It's very convenient at a very busy intersection.

Beautiful place with many food options and authentic atmosphere. There are many small shops with nice birthday ideas. Directly connected to the beltline, makes it easily accessible by foot or bike but also has a large car parking.

Nice place

There is a good fast food restaurant call hibaci something.

The chicken wings spot is nasty

Just browsing

Up and coming

Hit and miss based on the establishment

Very bad

Nice place

Gopd please

Good!

Loved this place everything time! My first time trying Vegan, It was actually very good!!

Very cool place to come and get some eats, drinks, and play a few games... Scenic view is a nice sight.. Go when its cooler out if you want to go to the rooftop 😎... Didn't get a chance to walk around inside, but from what I saw it was bumping, lots of people (some with & without masks) and shops.

This place was such a fun experience I highly recommend it to anyone in the area!! We ended up getting some Indian food, sushi, coffee, and then wrapped up with ice cream.

This is adult life at it’s finest! We had a blast and experienced a lot. We made reservations at 9 Mile Station for brunch at 12 but ended up exploring the facilities and spent half the day! There was art, music, a live band, variety of foods and dessert! The 9 Mile Station was nice and very fancy but the food was very small portions and tasted good but wasn’t hearty at all. I ordered the shrimp and grits and it was only four spoonfuls of grits and four shrimp. It was very delicious but it was a sample, not a meal! The other bars and restaurants have larger portions with burgers and fries etc

Cute.. changing it's looks and feel..