Bella Cucina

I visited this store over the weekend and loved this place instantly. Tom was most helpful and provided excellent customer service and would be the reason I shop there again. The problem I had was with the lady who works there as well. She seems to sneakily mark up prices on items. I looked at a smudging bowl priced at $95, she came back and said it was $195 even though the sticker said $95. I was going to purchase a runner in which she told Tom and I that it was $650, because there was no price on the rug, however when she rang it up, it came up to $1035. Tom asked her why was it $1035…she quickly said the rug was $900, which he said no you told her $650. I refused to purchase the rug at that point. I most appreciate Tom for catching it and pointing it out to her. I won’t shop there if she is working there… The owner needs to look into what this lady is doing.

Gorgeous store, lovely owner and just breathtaking curated rooms. It is my happy place. Definitely high quality and the prices reflect that, but worth it as a treat or a standard (depending on your budget). They have al types of products, so you can find something for every one and a range of budgets. Loved to have stumbled in here on my way to lunch!

Update: I get home from vacation to discover they sold me a used $65 craighill match striker. Still no response from their customer support email after 8 days. I came in last evening I was the second to last person in the shop. I was charged 15 dollars for a swedish fish candy that I NEVER purchased. Please, reverse the charge!

Visited the store while visiting family in Atlanta. A beautiful experience from the moment I entered this lovely boutique. First, I was hit with a beautiful scent that I learned to be Maison Marie Louis No 5-my new favorite candle. Secondly, a very helpful and knowledgeable gentleman welcomed and educated me on the store products. I was so pleased with my purchases. I will definitely stop by during my next visit to Atlanta.❤️❤️❤️

Hands down, the most beautiful store in Atlanta. Thoughtfully curated collections of home goods and pantry provisions like pestos, preserves, salts, and more. Must stop in if you’re in Buckhead!

This place truly encompasses a variety of styles. Taking your time to explore reveals numerous intricate details tucked away within its walls.

Terrific selection Terrible return policy I bought a non-perishable Christmas present here in early December. Turns out, my wife didn't like it. Tried to return it (23 days after purchase). Then I was told "all returns must be within 5 days." This is an consumer unfriendly policy, and while it's clearly written on the receipt it's not something they told me when I bought the gift. I won't buy another gift here, and neither should you.

Beautiful store, highly curated array of food provisions and items for entertaining. One thing to note is that the items are quite marked up! Most items don’t have the price displayed so I assumed that they were the same msrp but when I checked my receipt, it looks like Ghia usually $38 was marked up to $48 and fishwife tinned fish which usually sells for $33 for 3, was $16 each. I don’t mind paying more for premium goods but this difference is quite large.

A gourmet kitchen store featuring not only food items and kitchen gadgets but an array of candles, books and gift items. Located in the heart of Buckhead village. They had a tempting line of Italian food items for purchase- sauces, pasta and cookbooks. There was a whole space dedicated to upscale olive oils and olives. The store is arranged so that you want to keep browsing because it's definitely eye candy! They also have a lovely candle selection. I was hooked on the French made - Maison Louis Marie No 5 -Kandilli one. Its scent was delicious- a mix of tuberose and sandlewood. They had one burning in the store and the fragrance filled the store beautifully. I couldn't pass by this one! It's now going to bring that delightful scent to my abode.