Buckhead Village

It's undoubtedly an affluent area, with several renowned luxury brands making it their home. The parking lots are filled with prestigious cars. It's a welcome invitation to come and explore the opulence of the surroundings.

Beautiful ambiance. Perfect for a stroll at night. High end shops, restaurants, feel good vibes. We didn’t shop because everything was closed but we enjoyed our dinner from The Southern Gentleman. It was upstairs which added an extra layer of “feels” to the experience.

It's beautiful there, I have enjoyed it. My boyfriend Mark Mechlowitz took me there a few times for dinners, brunches and shopping. The streets are we lit-up at night and the shops are beautifully decorated. Went there with my girl friends for dinner at Gypsy Kitchen...

It was so beautiful in this area... We came for the Hot chocolate crawl which was so much fun... Can't afford to shop there but it was nice to window shop

OMG 😲 !!! This is an amazing rooftop patio restaurant w/a stylish venue and vybe. Unfortunately, rain was imminent so the outside area were closed. My daughter, 👩🏾‍🍳Jhatiara, treated us for my 58th bday...and we were not disappointed. Service was great from minute one & our seating was practically in da middle..on da bar side 😄 and allowed for some nice pics of their eclectic & artful decor. Our server, Della, was DOPE *Della On Point Everytime*. We don't play..SHE was $65 tip on it 👌 DOPE ♡ Very personable & knowledgeable about da highlights of each dish we asked about, listened to our likes, and recommended da best ones. Dishes are Spanish inspired & Indian + Moroccan infused..full w/flavor & ethnic spices. Trying several Spanish Tapas (small plates-for sharing) was our "assignment". This was my 1st time seeing my fave spice Berbere, a traditional Ethiopian spice *blend* of chiles, garlic, allspice, cinnamon & fenugreek, listed as a primary seasoning on a menu [see "grilled Berbere spiced 16oz Ribeye"]. We started w/2 glasses of complimentary champagne 🍾for my birthday toast & first started w/da GA Local Lettuces (mix well b4 njoyin for best olive-based flavor of the vinaigrette-based dressing) It's uniquely tasty & delish. We, just us 2, ordered 6 Tapas to add to our salad. There isn't enough space to give homage to each of the beautifully presented and timely arrivals..& arrivals & arrivals..of rich, spicy, perfectly seasoned, cooked, sauces, veggies & meats. Our freshly prepared plates were exceptionally timed by da chef(s) and arrived about every 5-7 minutes. Just enough time to taste, taste some more, catch a couple of bites of da previous one, sip, sip, and repeat w/da next one. It was like a Spanish Thanksgiving day kinda feast in July... There was no conversation between us for at least 15 minutes, ya'll SMH...Come on Somebody!!! 😍 Liked da personal sized champagne 🍾 so I was able to refill my flute just right🥂 to adequately "reset my palate" for NEXT... After exhaling for a minute we topped off our feast event w/2 desserts, chocolate torte & cheesecake, which we shared AND we then each scored our fave to take home w/our leftovers😋 Thank you so much my *best gyrl*, Jhatiara, for my FANTABULOUS birthday day treat😘 in da ATL ❤️ 😘 💙 . PERIOD I thoroughly NJOYED "our" time 2gether 2day. Thank you 😊 💓 Yeah..."We Did That, BabyGyrl!!! LuvU2Lyfe *Love You For Eternity* w/NO take backs Mom Diva 👸🏾

This is a great place to stroll, have dinner, and there are awesome designer shops. I love BM Franklin & Co. Master Hatter Brandon Franklin is truly an inspiration and outstanding asset to Buckhead Village District.

It's a nice place to enjoy great food and drinks with ur close friend. Definitely must try.

Nice shops and restaurants.

This is an outdoor higher end mixed use shopping center in Buckhead at Peachtree and Pacesferry. Many shops moved here from Phipps when this party central part of Buckhead got refaced a while ago. It's never crowded, easy access to specific stores and restaurants being that it's an outdoor shopping center and has relaxed vibe, wide sidewalks with ample parking. I like shopping here. This location is more convenient for me than Phipps and less time consuming. The shops I enjoy here are Ferguson, Wolford, Warby Parker, Bella Cucina, Gallery Anderson and others. Many shops come and go here but Shake Shack, le Bilboquet and Hermes have endured. Fado is still here too. Recently on a drizzly weekend, I came here for an art fest. It was wonderful with many more local artists than other festivals and it wasn't crowded:). I noticed many more local quality craftsmen like blacksmith, woodworkers and leather artisans than Chastain and Dogwood festivals... perhaps a revival? Price is higher but things tend to be often luxury oriented. Service is very good at all the stores. They are attentive, friendly and helpful. Much better than even Nordy's. Parking is paid street and deck. The shops here validate parking in the deck. Overall, Buckhead Village has been a great addition to the area. It's better suited for Atlantans and tourists alike.

I visited Atlanta for the first time in many years recently and was blown away by the BVD.. This is far from the Buckhead I remember when I lived in the area 20ish years ago... Bravo for the developers for creating this super chic, clean area that offers super high end shopping and dining in a fashionable insta worthy backdrop. It feels like the Beverly Hills of Atlanta and is worth a visit for sure!

I enjoy walking through Buckhead Village- it reminds me of Brickell Miami for those who are trying to find a comparable vibe. Buckhead Village is one of the wealthier parts of Atlanta, thus it features high end restaurants, retail, a Whole Foods, and other stores. However, once you cross over 2 lights, you are at a relatively normal Publix block with normal stores, so the disparity in Buckhead is quite interesting. Right at the corner there is a books/wine bar and along Pharr road there's the Atlanta Fish Market, exotic car store, and hidden is my personal favorite, Ani's Cafe- French food (they make in house smoked salmon!). Exercise- I actually like making Buckhead village a good strolling place. there's also a gym and some yoga and spas around this block. Bakeries/Cafe- There's this one high end patisserie joint called Saint Germain for your desserts and croissants. If you want coffee, brash coffee has this cute little truck in a space with a beautiful artificial floral wall. retail- there's so many nice stores to look at. Fancy if you will, but LV, Louboutin etc exist here. Makes fora night evening ritzy stroll if you want the lights Restaurants- a decent combination but I really wish they had a good asian place. there is the Colonial which is upscale Viet French, Southern Gentleman, The Bilboquet a French place, Italian places called Vino, and some other nice eateries. They are all good and worth the price you pay. Really wish they had a good noodle bar/sushi place/ Thai etc here to change up the relatively western palate. What I really really like is that Buckhead's library, an unassuming place is right there in the middle of this. A modest place that transports you to a community resource free from all the ritz and glamor. Great for kids and also there is a music school for kids to drop off There's a HUGE dog park called Fetch in the back there has a bar, movie screen and giant field for dogs to play for a membership. Otherwise, I think this is a nice place to walk and across the street there's Whole Foods and nicer restaurants to sample as well. A very walkable place.

The Shops Buckhead Atlanta renamed and rebranded to Buckhead Village District (BVD) in April 2020. It's the third different name for this development since its first stores and restaurants opened in September 2014. Before opening, the project was called "Buckhead Avenues" and "The Streets of Buckhead." At opening, the name was the confusing "Buckhead Atlanta." One year later, September 2015, the name was changed to the less-confusing-but-still-generic "The Shops Buckhead Atlanta." Today, it's "Buckhead Village District." Technically, Buckhead Village District is located in the Buckhead Village neighborhood of the Buckhead district. So, this development has managed to continue to: (1) keep Buckhead in its name and (2) maintain a name that's not completely unique. Can't someone just name it Lenox Square or Phipps Plaza and call it a day? How about "Irby Center" or "Irby Place" or something like that? In the early 1830s, there was a man named Henry Irby who owned the land here. The story goes he placed a buck head of a buck he killed in front of his tavern, Irby's Tavern. Irby's Tavern was located in this area and that's how the name Buckhead came to be. Jamestown LP is the current owner of Buckhead Village District and Jamestown is the company behind the last name change. Jamestown also owns Ponce City Market and Westside Provisions District -- quite the portfolio in Atlanta. Jamestown wasn't behind the names before Buckhead Village District. That was under the previous owner and developer, OliverMcMillan. Jamestown reportedly purchased The Shops Buckhead Atlanta from OliverMcMillan for between $175 million to $200 million in July 2019. For comparison purposes, Hines purchased Atlantic Station in Midtown from North American Properties in 2015 for nearly $200 million. PGIM Real Estate purchased Avalon in Alpharetta from North American Properties in 2016 for about $500 million. The properties vary in size and offerings - for example, Atlantic Station and Avalon both have movie theaters, grocery stores, greenspace, and an ice skating rink during the winter - but those figures should give you a feel for how much these places are worth. Buckhead is one of the wealthiest districts in the South, so it's no surprise that Buckhead Village District is upscale with high-end restaurants and retailers. Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills has been used to describe what this place is and is not like, and I can see some of the former in BVD. BVD isn't nearly has high-end as Rodeo Drive, but the two do share some of the same luxury brands like Brunello Cucinelli, Dior, Hermes, Jimmy Choo, and Moncler. BVD also has more casual and affordable brands like Bonobos and Warby Parker. In terms of restaurants and bars, I think BVD has a decent lineup. I wouldn't say it's great, but it's certainly not bad. BVD is home to Atlanta's first Shake Shack (opened September 2014). I've enjoyed my visits to Fado Irish Pub, Georgetown Cupcake, Le Bilboquet (French bistro/cafe and bar), and The Southern Gentleman (gastropub). It's too bad Doraku (sushi) and Qing Mu (noodles) closed in 2020. Those restaurant concepts, from the Aoki Group based in Miami and Honolulu, opened in 2015 and 2014, respectively. A few other restaurants that have come and gone from BVD (then The Shops Buckhead Atlanta) over the years: * American Food and Beverage - opened January 2015, closed January 2016 * Thirteen Pies - opened October 2014, closed May 2016 * Dolce Italian - opened September 2015, closed December 2017 Is there currently a restaurant at BVD that I'd go out of my way for? Not really, but that doesn't mean the options are terrible. I do think developments like Ponce City Market, Krog Street Market, Atlantic Station, and Avalon have equal or better food. Specifically, when compared to food halls at places like Ponce City Market and Krog Street Market, BVD's restaurants are all sit-down places with their own dedicated dining rooms. There's no food hall or food court at BVD. I do like the overall aesthetic of Buckhead Village District and what they've tried to accomplish with this development since its opening in 2014. It's nice. I've generally had a good time during all my trips here, hence my four-star Yelp rating. However, I don't think the visions for this development have ever really come to fruition due, ultimately, to the tenant mix. Simply put, I think BVD needs to attract more tenants and better-quality tenants, whether it be from brand recognition or chef/restaurant name recognition. I hope they get there. Parking for the first three hours at BVD is free with retailer or restaurant validation. I've entered the parking deck from two places: 1. N Fulton Dr NE between East Paces Ferry Rd NE and Buckhead Ave NE. 2. Bolling Way NE behind Le Bilboquet. At the time of writing this review, BVD's parking rates are as follows: 0-3 hours, $3 (without validation) 3-4 hours, $5 4-5 hours, $8 5-6 hours, $10 6-24 hours, $20 Lost ticket, $20

As a researcher with experience publishing customer service findings, I recently had the opportunity to visit the Shoppes at Buckhead. My observations of the location lead me to conclude that while the parking is convenient, it can be difficult to navigate due to the lack of signage. Additionally, the location is not easily accessible to those with disabilities or those trying to maneuver a stroller, which may be an issue for some customers. While the proximity to Fetch Park can be considered a highlight, the elitist and unfriendly attitudes of the staff is a notable concern. Many stores were unwelcoming except for COS and NARS, which stood out with their exceptional service. COS's sales associates were especially noteworthy as they did not follow customers like hawks. Veronica Beard, Bella Cucina, Akris, and Hermes left much to be desired with their unsatisfactory customer service. Associates in these stores disregarded customers with a lack of eye contact and neglectful greetings. While the Louboutin workers were hospitable, it was only after being prompted with a specific compliment concerning a Ted Baker blouse The library is another location that should receive acclamation; it offers opportunities to donate books and the staff is exceptional, particularly the lady at the front desk with freckles. She demonstrates knowledge on the subject of books and provides an inviting atmosphere. Being neurodivergent, her friendly and accommodating personality was advantageous for me. Finally, Moncler was cast as the shining beacon amid the stores. Sales associates were approachable, knowledgeable, and helpful regarding attire, with impressive insights into the brand. My findings indicate that though the Shoppes at Buckhead have areas that require improvement regarding accessibility and customer service, there are shops, such as Moncler, and other enjoyable experiences that make visiting the location worthwhile. I hope this helps!

Great restaurants and shopping in a beautiful location. The Southern Gentleman has great drinks and food.

Buckhead Village is a beautiful, high-end shopping center in the heart of Buckhead. The Village offers a variety of restaurants including Le Bilboquet (French), Le Colonial (Vietnamese), Taverna (Italian) and more. The shops include Hermes, Jimmy Choo, Christian Louboutin and other high end shops. They also offer fun events and performances during the Christmas season. I love coming here for lunch or dinner and shopping.

The old system: ticket 1 from the machine, leave in the car. 2nd ticket from the merchant. Both needed to leave. New system: 1 ticket to be validated by merchant. Except the only two times I parked in the lot with the new system, there was no discount on the parking. First: dined at LeColonial, 2nd Gypsy Kitchen. Both scanned before leaving.

I love the Shops at Buckhead. It is a very fancy, outdoor shopping center located in Buckhead. There are so many stores, and most of them are high end. You can find Dior, Hermes, Tom Ford, Christian Louboutin, Jimmy Choo, and more... I absolutely love the "window-shopping" experience, I feel like you can't find these as often any more and it sucks, it makes me feel like I'm walking around in Europe LOL. There's only a few dining options, but a great selection. Some of the ones you can find are Shake Shack, Taverna, American Cut, and then right next to each other on the second level (B2) you'll find The Southern Gentleman (southern gastropub), and Gypsy Kitchen (Spanish cuisine). The Regent Cocktail Club is also located on level two (A2). This lounge has a rooftop area where you can enjoy a beautiful view of Atlanta. As we all know, parking can be really tricky in Atlanta. There's plenty of parking in their garage, and complimentary 3 hour self parking is provided with validation by most of the businesses you visit. Valet is also available, and they offer "Flash Valet" which will allow you to text them, and tell them where you want your car to be delivered close to you. Nice. ESPAÑOL Me encantan las tiendas en Buckhead. Es un centro comercial al aire libre muy elegante ubicado en Buckhead. Hay muchas tiendas, y la mayoría de ellas son de gama alta. Puedes encontrar a Dior, Hermes, Tom Ford, Christian Louboutin, Jimmy Choo y más ... Me encanta la experiencia de caminar y ver por las ventanas de las tiendas, siento que ya no puedes encontrar este tipo de sitios con tanta frecuencia y apesta, me hace sentir que estoy caminando por Europa LOL. Solo hay unas pocas opciones gastronómicas, pero una gran selección. Algunos de los que puedes encontrar son Shake Shack, Taverna, American Cut, y luego uno al lado del otro en el segundo nivel (B2) encontrarás The Southern Gentleman (gastropub con cocina del sur) y Gypsy Kitchen (cocina española). El Regent Cocktail Club también se encuentra en el nivel dos (A2). Este salón tiene un área en la azotea donde puede disfrutar de una hermosa vista de Atlanta. Como todos sabemos, el estacionamiento puede ser realmente complicado en Atlanta. Hay un amplio estacionamiento en su garaje, y la mayoría de los negocios que visita le brindan validación de 3 horas de estacionamiento sin cargo. Valet también está disponible, y ofrecen "Flash Valet" que le permitirá enviarles mensajes de texto y decirles dónde desea que se entregue su automóvil cerca de usted. Agradable.

As many times as I've visited Atlanta and the surrounding areas, I've never been to The Shops 'til now (this past Tuesday, that is). I arrived at around 11 am, and surprisingly, there weren't many people...but then, it was a dreary day (light showers). This was ideal for me, since it made parking easy...and shopping even easier. Plus, less people is always a plus for me lol! The entire shopping area is quite nice, with an exclusive air to it, with a unique layout as well. I wondered if the place gets busy during the day if the weather wasn't so bad? If not, how did the retailers afford to keep up the expenses? I truly worry about the precarious nature of these retailers, given the constant proliferation of online shops and boutiques...not to mention the coming of the automation industries in the near future? As much as I love shopping (or even browsing through!) these boutiques, as well as malls, I hope they all survive. Anyway, as expected, there were many high-end stores, but a few mid-range ones, like Luna and Planet Blue. Since I've been to many high-end stores in my recent trip to LA, I skipped going in to most. I did enjoy a visit into Alice+Olivia (where I found this amazing fur shawl) and Akris (where I fell in love with this stunning bag)...both of which I am still debating getting!), as well as Luna (where I actually did some damage). As mentioned in another review, I also fell in love with this cute dessert eatery Amorino Gelato, featuring a Rose-shaped Gelato Cone. There were also several cool restaurants, some of which I'd love to try on my future trip to Atlanta. I actually regret not eating here instead of driving off to a nearby restaurant, which received better reviews than the ones here. Overall, this is a fun place to shop...even to just browse around. It wasn't as big or extensive as I had thought, which was somewhat of a downer. Also, the weather made it just a tad less enjoyable. Still, am glad I took the opportunity to finally visit this shopping landmark in Atlanta.

Lots of fancy stores in a little mini village. Fun to browse & if you're serious about high end stuff it's a great place to shop because the salespeople are so helpful and attentive.

The Shops is what Phipps Plaza use to be back in the day before 50 million people moved into the city. It's a high end outdoor shopping center mixed use with restaurants, offices, shopping and condos. Some refer to it as the Rodeo Drive of AtlantaBell because of the high end shops. Some of the shops here includes 1. Alice+Olivia https://goo.gl/maps/jVv9QmgQxJnPMjXE8 2. Tod's https://goo.gl/maps/7KTP9YiP6VbBMt4f8 3. TOM FORD https://goo.gl/maps/G6Q1kmZ68MAGMWNb8 4. Jimmy Choo https://goo.gl/maps/fnDD2Ui5ZxuSy2D77 5. Umi https://goo.gl/maps/G69xqWpWS6eAEoaW6 6. George Town Cupcake https://goo.gl/maps/vV3CuA7YSR5G5xwF8 7. Bell Cucina https://goo.gl/maps/kNRN7jn5SumBanvU9 8. Etro https://goo.gl/maps/LNDoC8v1aT2UBf6z6 9. Le Bilboquet https://goo.gl/maps/9JcSZoME4bffj33F9 10. Hermes https://goo.gl/maps/E5inhJW3QBFPoXPN8 I've been here about half a dozen times over the years and always had a good experience. Even though its "high end" don't hesitate to walk in any of the stores in your regular street clothes and check it out. The folks that work here are super cool and down to Earth. If you spend $1,000 for a belt or if you spend no dollars they still treat you the same which is a lot better service than the crappy outlet mall near my house.... As far as parking is concern I've always done self parking. The best way to get there for me is to make a left at The Capital Grille https://goo.gl/maps/gyu5ydhFn3SU1X527 and you can see the parking deck from there...the shoppes will validate your parking if you make a purchase...it's a great place to take folks from out of town to treat them to a nice dinner out or just to window shop....

It's ok. I do tend to go at off hours but it seems really quiet there. I rarely see people inside the shops there. The only shop that I'm excited about here is Davidoff of Geneva. #1: I keep parking in the same area of the parking deck and then I have a long walk through this industrial garage area. Not the best welcome to high end shopping. I need to figure out a better place to park but I just keep doing the easy thing which ends up annoying me. #2: Sometimes the elevator smells like sewage. Again, not a good welcome to high end shopping. There are a few good restaurants here. Decent dining and drinking but these spots are more places I eat at if I'm already here. I wouldn't make a trip to this center just to eat or drink there. I do like Fadó. I miss the old location, the old building. I'm glad it is still around but the old building had so much more character.

I would have enjoyed my visit to Shops Buckhead. They had all kinds of overpriced shops no one could ever afford, free activities for kids like s'mores and crafts, even free gift wrapping. They have an amazing restaurant called Taverna. What ruined it for me was the elevator. We got stuck in the elevator for over 45 minutes. I never thought the day would come that I would have to press the Help button in an elevator. So, my family and my KIDS got an what look liked a perfectly normal elevator. There was no signage or anything to tell us that it was broken. We tapped the parking deck button, and the door closed. We realized that we were not moving, so we tried to open the door and press that button. That didn't work so we pressed the help button and the alarm. I'm not sure who it was answering the help button, but it just made us more nervous. She said that it would be about an hour before she could get someone to open the door. We knew that this was unacceptable since there was no air circulation in there, so we called 911. The fire department was unable to locate the elevator. After 45 minutes of panicking and calling every Buckhead number we could find, the door finally started to move. Someone was trying to pull it open. Some random technician guy pried the door open with some kind of wrench. All of the employees were extremely unapologetic to 2 crying children and 2 angry parents who were stuck in their ghetto elevator. The technician claimed that he went downstairs to get security and would have been back up in 5 minutes max to fix it. Obviously this was a lie considering we were in the elevator for so long, so if he came back in 5 minutes, he could've opened it sooner. They didn't to anything to make up for it. All they did was give us a free parking ticket, which we already had from eating at Taverna. None of the employees apologized once. They can afford all of these fancy shops, but when it comes to the safety of their customers; they're complete cheapskates. Stay away.

Be advised that they have changed the parking system for the stores and restaurants. It is extremely difficult and confusing to use the parking machines to get into the underground parking. We had a free parking voucher from the restaurant where we dined. The machine would not accept it and we ended up getting dinged for $5 to park when our parking should have been free. Buckhead Village management did not respond in ANY way to my request for assistance in this matter.

I just came back from the première opening party for Hermès of Paris and was able to see the brand new site of this new shopping complex, which is titled Buckhead Atlanta. *REVIEW UPDATE* It has now been changed to *** The Shops Buckhead Atlanta.*** Welcome to Atlanta's very own Rodeo Drive fashion mecca with its large variety of luxury-goods stores and finest restaurants. For many years, Atlantan's have been told that this Buckhead area that used to be well known for its clubs would be torn down and a new array of luxurious stores would be put here, well, $1 billion dollars later and now 1.5 million square feet Buckhead Atlanta is finally completed. Some of the stores have opened (15 in September; this month) and the others will be opening shortly. There is 275,000 square feet of upscale retail shops, 125,000 square feet of luxury offices and they built 400,000 square feet of high-rise residential condos, which is called "The Residence Buckhead Atlanta." Their studios are 692-707 SF, one bedroom are 707-985 SF, two bedroom 1,212-1,422 SF, three bedroom 1,835-1,962 SF and their penthouses are 1,433-1,997 SF. [ Parking ] Free parking is located between East Paces Ferry Rd NE and Buckhead Avenue NE on North Fulton Drive NE, visitors will see a parking garage there. It took me a while to find it, one of the garages on North Fulton Drive charges $15 for 12 hours, the other one is free, it is huge, you can't miss it. --- With this great list of the crème de la crème, Lenox now has competition. Here is a list of the stores. Shopping (Fashion) Akris Alice + Olivia Bella Bag Billy Reid BONOBOS Brunello Cucinelli Cacao Canali Christian Louboutin Davidoff of Geneva Denim & Soul diptyque Etro Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Helmut Lang Hermès INTERMIX Jimmy Choo Jonathan Adler L'Occitane La Perla Les Copains Moncler Planet Blue Scoop NYC Spanx Corporate Headquarters Theory Tod's Tom Ford Vilebrequin Warby Parker Places to dine (Restaurants) CORSO COFFEE DOLCE ITALIAN DORAKU SUSHI FADÓ IRISH PUB GEORGETOWN CUPCAKE GYPSY KITCHEN LE BILBOQUET QING MU SHAKE SHACK THE SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN THIRTEEN PIES [Review #208]

Only reason this is not a one star, they do have a lot of people working to ease the experience of nothing being compete and direct you where to go. The place is a ghost town at the time being and very much unfinished. It's opened very prematurely, I am not sure what reason is, but I know the intention. They couldn't wait to start raking in the cash, unfortunately I don't think anybody is buying anything here in the near future other than food from Shake shack, which seemed to be hopping. The stores are empty (open ones) and it looks like a construction site overall. See my elevator picture. Here are a couple things I liked: - Parking is conveniently located and free, right next to the place - Landscaping is very beautiful. Lots of flower beds and adds a very nice touch to the plaza

Great place to spend time alone or even on a date .. full of shops and great restaurants.... traffic maybe a little hectic but it's time worth spent . U may even see a star or two

The Shops at Buckhead in Atlanta is by far one of my favorite places in all of Atlanta. Everything from the restaurants to the shops is top notch. I love the outdoor seating throughout the restaurants within the Shops. They have live music here at times and the weekends here can get really fun. If you're looking for a fun date night or just something different than your normal routine, give the Shops at Buckhead a shot! I doubt you'll be disappointed.

Can't even afford to window shop here. Pretty place though. Parking garage was the bomb!!

I spend way too much time here and that won't be changing anytime soon. For meals Taverna has great brunch and wine deals; gypsy and American have great views; and everywhere else is yummy too. They also have great gyms I frequent highland yoga and fly barre. Barry's recently opened there as well. And then obviously the fabulous stores! NARS and Lindbergh are two faves. All places validate for three hours of parking. You must go!

I love the Shops if Buckhead! So much to do in this area, you can window shop the day away. There are tons of high end stores so come prepared to spend a lot of money. There is a Tom Ford store, Tod's and Hermés to name a few. You can attend a yoga class, there are several fitness centers, lots of food options and Fado's to watch Atlanta United games. Parking is plentiful so that won't be a problem either.

It's just really a good place to hangout. Loved the area and wonderful collection of shops throughout the area but it's expensive. A great place to eat though! Each restaurant has a unique feel. The parking staff is friendly and I always feel welcome when visiting!

The Shops Buckhead Atlanta is the new bougie place (goodbye, Lenox Square Mall) for people that have a lot of dolla dolla billz or just like to #treatyoself everyday. It's got a ton of the luxury boutiques you'd see in New York City that you can't really find anywhere else in town (not even at Phipps!) - Tom Ford, Dior, Theory, COS, etc. I actually prefer the stuff here versus the stuff at the aforementioned places. Come here to window shop or blow some big bucks. They actually have decent promotions here - this weekend (and the next few weekends) - they are offering a $100 gift card for every $500 you spend (up to 2 gift cards per person). Now if you're actually into luxury goods, you'd know that this is an amazing deal, given stuff like Hermes, Dior, Louboutin, etc... doesn't go on sale. This place is sinful, but so satisfying at the same time. Kind of like when I ate that massive greasy brunch before coming here. Parking can be validated at any store in the complex.

Well, I have been hearing about Buckhead-Atlanta quiet a bit lately. But what actually brought me here was a restaurant opening - what can I say nothing moves me like prospect of delicious meal. This will be the new Atlantic station. Actually no, this is what visionaries of Atlantic station wanted it to be. One stop shopping for all luxury brands. I don't care too much for luxury brands but i'm excited for the new businesses, restaurants and job opportunities. The shopping complex itself is sprawled across several blocks between Buckhead Ave and East paces ferry. Coming from peidmont ave, when you enter the Buckhead ave, limited free street parking is available, exclusive to this shopping complex. Also if you continue on, you will find signs for complimentary valet parking as well. You will see beautiful flowers and plants everywhere. UPDATE: As of 10/15/2014, they no longer provide complimentary valet or self parking. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/buckhead-atlanta-atlanta?select=pxXv6BKliRAxD7b4K51Ceg#pxXv6BKliRAxD7b4K51Ceg You will see signs for several luxury brands everywhere - some already open and some gearing for thanksgiving opening. What I am much excited about is Warby Parker - I have been to their showrooms in NYC and I am so glad they finally opened doors in Atlanta. If you didn't know about them, Warby Parker provides fashionable eyeglasses(power) of good quality and very reasonable price for just $99. They do this by cutting middle men in the business and directly working with manufacturers. And their customer service is really good! I will have a separate review of the Atlanta shop another time. Also, needless to say I'm excited about all the restaurant openings as well. If you check the website of buckhead-Atlanta, you will see a list of restaurants. But currently only two of them is open for business. Good old 'Faso irish Pub' and Shake Shack. (http://www.yelp.com/biz/shake-shack-atlanta) They have also posted some staffs to help out customers looking for specific shop. On the day I went there looking for shake shack, one of my staff approached and asked if I needed any help and directed me to the restaurant - my confused face must have given it away. That's nice. I just hope that they keep up with this kind of good service as it gets more foot traffic. Once it gets more popular, the traffic is going to be an issue but that's side effect any new shopping complex. Overall, I like this swanky new shopping area!

My first time coming here yesterday September 3 for Labor Day weekend. We enjoyed windowshopping couldn't buy a thing lol because it's so expensive but it's a really nice area to walk around and eat.

Promising up and coming area! The new buildings look fabulous and the two new restaurants that I've tried so far are great! Complimentary parking is definitely a plus. You can text them to get get your car ready. There are four locations that they can bring your car. Service is smooth and uninterrupted. The employees here are very friendly and professional.

I work in The Shops Buckhead Atlanta area. So I'm here every day. It's a cool place. This place used to be the Buckhead strip where all the bars and dance clubs used to be. Ah the good old days when I used to party here every weekend. When I first came here, I was surprised how much it changed. I could not recognize it. Instead of skanky girls and drunk frat boys roaming the streets throwing up, we have a much cleaner, luxury area in Buckhead. It transformed from Bourbon St to Rodeo Dr. I've had an opportunity to try most of the restaurants such as Capital Grille, Fado's, Qing Mu, La Bilboquet, Shake Shack, and possibly others I've forgotten or closed. It's sad to say, but the best place to eat is Shake Shack. Everything is overpriced and/or the food tastes mediocre. For parking, you can park or valet. These are some crazy, tight-fitting parking decks. I would say these are the worst designed parking decks I've seen. Watch out for the huge islands and columns that can damage your car. This place is new and feels safe. There are security guards everywhere. The whole area is laid out nice. It looks clean and high-end, just like their shops. The area is laid out nice. It feels pretty trendy and high class. There's a lot of high end boutiques like Hermes, Dior, Tom Ford, and Moncler. They're all mid to high end. If you want to shop here make sure your credit card has a large limit.

Love it! Best shopping area feels like Beverly Hills or Bal Harbour Mall in South Florida. First time I felt totally safe in Atlanta in a long time! First Class Shopping and eating in the Capital City of the South!

Buckhead Atlanta is a nice, upscale shopping center located in Buckhead, of course. It is full of fine retail establishments, many of which I have never even heard of. But those that I have include Hermes, Jimmy Choo, and La Perla, for example. I can almost guarantee you that I will never shop in this shopping center. LOL. I have, however, eaten and drank here. First visit was to Shake Shack and Fado Irish Pub. Second visit was for a Yelp event a Doraku. Third visit was to Georgetown Cupcake. The dining establishments are definitely more up my alley. The complex is clean - gotta be if you want the level of clientele that will keep these shops open. There are several parking options - self, valet, and meter. Appears that parking rates may have changed since some of these reviews were written. Here is what I found on the website. Self Parking: 0-3 hours - Complimentary parking with validation from any store or restaurant. No purchase necessary. Normal self parking rate of $3.00 applies without validation. 3-5 hours - $8 5-Max - $20 Valet: 0-5 hours (Lunch)* - $5 0-5 hours (Dinner) - $7 5-Max - $20 * = First 2 Hours Complimentary, if arriving before 2pm Buckhead Atlanta is located in a very busy area of Buckhead. What am I saying? All of Buckhead is insanely busy. It is right of Peachtree which is a highly trafficked road. Which makes going here a bit of a hassle for me. Definitely would prefer odd, off hours. Even though this place is lovely, I couldn't give more than 3 stars to a shopping center what is so out of touch with me personally and the majority of Atlantans. That being said, a perfect fit for Buckhead.

This place is sorely lacking in character and management. They lease to any business and have no concern for the residents that live in the community. We do not want to hear loud rap and club music being played all right at the Buckhead Art Gallery or The Regent. The area may as well be the same club zone it was before they added the retail stores. It would behoove the leasing management to be more considerate of the residents that live here.

The exhaust fumes on level two and three are overwhelming. The center refuses to turn on exhaust fans .

Always a great experience when coming to the Shops at Buckhead. I love the stores and atmosphere!!!

Typical sterile upscale contrived shopping district with all the same-old, same-old expensive stores. No character. Like Cherry Creek in Denver or The Domain in Austin. Bleh.

Holy wow. Talk about some serious swank, folks. Buckhead Atlanta is not at all what I thought it was going to be. I was expecting more of a structural behemoth which mirrored something like that of Atlantic Station, but it was way more surreptitious on the approach. I guess I was surprised to find I was actually on the grounds of Buckhead Atlanta. I passed by expensive shop after expensive shop and then made my way into the parking garage. I was on my way over to Corso Coffee for a meeting and it was really cool to walk around a bit and see what was open during the day. As soon as I emerged from the elevator, I found myself next to Thirteen Pies and Warby Parker. I took a quick walk around and got to see a ton of the other shops/restaurants -- fancy clothiers/haberdasheries, Shake Shack, Le Bilboquet, American Food and Beverage, and a few others. It is gorgeous and the layout is way cooler than I expected. Pretty fun to explore. Now, one thing I was really impressed with was the parking situation. The staff was so nice and the garage was super clean, easy to navigate, and the parking spaces were pretty generous. Not at all what I expected. Really dig what they have going on here. Looking forward to coming back for a meal and walking around a bit more.

Visiting ATL and wanted to get a little shopping in close to the hotel. Store employees were polite and friendly . Parking was easy and free. Some of the stores where a bit pricey but others had some good sales. All the stores where clean and in good order. Bathrooms where clean. If your in the area you should come look around you might find something you like and get lucky it might be on sale. I know I did.

I parked in one of the decks to have drinks with some friends at regent cocktail club. I only set my park mobile app for 2 hours, because it was almost $6 (which is already ridiculous). For some reason, my app didn't notify me when my parking was about to expire and I completely forgot to renew it. Less than 30 minutes after expiration, I got to my car and it had 2 boots on it. After spending well over $200 at bars and restaurants in the buckhead shops area, I had to then pay an additional $75 to get the boots removed. None of the restaurants validate. This place is absurd and I will never come back.

The Shops Buckhead Atlanta offer a unique shopping/dining experience! Restaurants range from $-$$$$, allowing you to choose the price point that is perfect for your dining needs! Highly recommend visiting one of the many restaurants for your next date night. Each restaurant has a unique feel - several of which have outdoor patio options- Taverna, Southern Gentleman, Gypsy Kitchen, Shake Shack - to name a few! If you're in the Buckhead area, you've gotta stop at The Shops- you won't regret it!

Oh, such a disappointment. Yes, there are swanky shops but it seemed down to earth, which I really liked. There is quite a bit of construction going on, but there were lots of people there - mostly to eat at the eateries with their families; read lots of loud kids. Seemed more like a rodeo than Rodeo Drive. Lol. And this I liked. Stuffiness and snootiness annoy me. So what was the problem? The STENCH!!! The section near Pharr Rd smelled like raw sewage. Yuck! I couldn't stomach the smell. My guess is that a pipe burst or maybe the toilets were...malfunctioning. I couldn't imagine shopping (read: browsing) in such stinky conditions. Nauseous, I rushed to leave, puzzled by the experience!

The Shops Buckhead Atlanta is a great place to shop and go grab some food. Some of my favorites places to grab some food are Taverna and Shake Shack. Don't forget about the wonderful collection of shops they have throughout the area!

Swwwwaaaaaaankkkkyyyyyy. This is definitely the creme de la creme of shopping in Atlanta, the offerings include Hermes - which is undoubtedly the pinnacle of the shopping center, Diptique, and a handful of restaurants including the much anticipated Shake Shack. Overall, I have to say I'm very impressed - I like the setup and look - it's easily navigated and the staff is so friendly! It definitely beats the blank stares and careless attitudes of the staff at Atlantic Station. If you're looking for high end shopping and fancy eats, this is the place to be. It's already bustling, and only half the tenants are moved in!

I live by the Shops and always enjoy checking out the restaurants, shops and events. They have really made great efforts to bring in fun and unique events - farmer's markets, holiday celebrations and fashion shows! There's always something new to do and see.

I like how they got rid of the club scene only to place all these wonderful places to shop in it's wake I love going here anytime anyplace.

I stopped by here to go to smash burger and to start looking for a gift for mothers day. Probably will come back to pick up her gift closer to mothers day. This place has a good selection of shopping. Parking is pretty plentiful also in the parking garage and surprisingly free for a little. The cops are also nice and helped give me directions.

So in love with the shops at buckhead! It's a one stop shop. Drink, workout, fine, shop. Whatever you have a mood for they have something to offer. I practically live here. Some of my favorite shops are Theory, Intermix, Nars, and Lindbergh. No to mention, the killer gym Barry's Bootcamp.

Great addition to Atlanta, despite the very unoriginal name. It's akin to developing a project in Beverly Hills and calling it "Beverly Hills." Still, it is a nice combination of high-end stores and restaurants in a unique outdoor setting. Our favorite additions are Helmut Lang and Theory. Definitely worth a visit if you are in Atlanta.

The shopping experience was very pleasant. The annoyance arose when we discovered that we had parked in the deck for a few minutes past 3 hours. The restaurant where we ate validated our parking. However, after 3 hours, not only do you have to pay for the additional time, which is tacky, but fair, but the entire validation becomes invalid and you have to pay from minute one. So, had we shopped for 2 hours and 59 minutes, our parking would have cost us nothing. But, by shopping for 3 hours and 10 minutes, our parking jumped to 8 dollars - the full price for that length of time. It's not the money, it's the principle. It's just nickel-and-diming customers, it feels unfair, and it's a tacky way to drive up parking revenue, especially at such a high-end facility.

Very upscale area in Buckhead! Loved the overall vibe & great rooftop places for dining!

This has to be the best thing ever to come to Atlanta! The atmosphere is so inviting. The combination of shops and restaurants create the perfect shopping experience if you are like me and enjoy high end products. There are more affordable boutiques here as well that are just as nice! The restaurants are all very unique and have great food! Definitely check out American Food and Beverage for lunch and get the BLT!

A beautiful addition to Atlanta. The name is a little confusing "Buckhead Atlanta." The area of Atlanta or the shops...what is being referenced? Anyhow, the shops for this review. Clean, gorgeous and ultra high-end. How will they succeed? Are there really that many folks/tourists spending that kind of $$$$ on a regular basis? I think not. Stores tend to pop up and disappear. Helmut Lang is gone, the The Cut steakhouse was so close to being opened, but didn't, and so many more. (Perhaps lower rents and more affordable tenants are needed to increase the traffic and profitability.) It's great to finally have so many designer boutiques in one place but nowadays these brands can be found at Saks, Neimans and online and sometimes at a better price with rewards points. The restaurants are so so. Le Bilboquet is great for people watching and Shake Shack quick and simple. They offer concierge valet service and can have your car detailed, emissions etc. while you shop, stow your bags in your vehicle as you make your purchases and pull your car up to the nearest valet stand. Not bad. The place is magical at night with the lighted tree-lined avenue.