King of Pops Bar

King of Pops is the kind of stop that feels like a little burst of happiness on a stick. Tucked inside Ponce City Market, it’s colorful, playful, and always smells faintly of sugar and sunshine—whether or not the Atlanta weather agrees. The pops themselves are fresh and fun—flavors change often, but they always strike a good balance between inventive and nostalgic. Some days it’s creamy and indulgent, other days it’s bright and fruity, but either way, it hits the spot. Prices are a bit steep for a popsicle, but you’re paying for the vibe too—local, small-batch, and served with a smile. It’s a sweet little treat that feels right at home in the heart of PCM.

I walked by here and thought it looked interesting with the popsicle in the alcohol drink. Verdict: it was okay the flavor could be stronger. I gave them 4 stars because I liked the Thai iced tea flavored ice cream by itself. The service good and friendly. Prices were okay since it was in the Ponce Market.

The drink/pop did not disappoint! My drink of choice was Mango Margarita. I opted for the double shot (which I soon found) wasn’t needed, as the single shot given would’ve been PLENTIFUL, and not a drop was wasted on my part. The pop was a lime pop (margarita portion and of the drink). It was the perfect tartness to compliment the sweet mango. I highly recommend if you need to cool off and chill or simply need to take the edge off!

Located in the Ponce city market this Popsicle stand is pretty cool. Tons of unique flavors to choose from. It's a great place to come by and get a popsicle and then head to the roof or the walkway upstairs and enjoy on a hot day. My Popsicle was a little icy not too much flavor but it was so hot it didn't matter too much. I'll have to get a different flavor next time.

I was excited to try King of Pops because it looked delicious and it was a hot Atlanta day. I was disappointed by the drink. I had the Raspberry Lime Popsicle which was delicious. The alcoholic drink was a sour watery mess. The problem is they put too much ice which stuck to the Popsicle. Since the drink had too much ice, it tasted like a watered down Gatorade. I couldn't tell you what the flavor was or was supposed to be. I suggest getting the popsicle and to skip the drink. Also, it doesn't make sense to add ice if you are inserting the popsicle. In my opinion, it's not worth the $12.93. I saw three locations at or around the Ponce City Market, the two outside does the drinks or popsicle but not the popsicle in the drink. The location inside the Market does. Don't go out of your way to get the popsicle drink.

Great staff super warm and welcoming. Got the berry corny popsicle - refreshing as expected, more berry than corn-y. They have a non alcoholic slushy and "poptails": a popsicle and a cocktail combo.

My man knows how to make a strong drink 🙂‍↕️ I love this place and it’s the one place I stop by every time I’m at ponce. The popsicles are super good, and I love their drinks!!

I’m giving two stars because the guy working here was super friendly and helpful. But these were honestly the worst popsicles I’ve ever had. I tried two flavors - orange cream and strawberry lemonade. Not sure if it was just a bad batch, but both were almost completely flavorless. The orange cream barely had any orange flavor at all. I would say the level of orange flavor was a 1 out of 10. The flavor was so faint that it was almost nonexistent. Two of us tasted it and we both agreed. Same with the strawberry lemonade one - barely any flavor. I actually threw it away after trying to force myself to eat some of it. It looked like a cool concept at Ponce City Market, so it caught my eye when I walked by. But I wouldn’t go back.

Amazing view, great food, good service, very kind and on time. Price is ok worth to try

Visiting this former Sears industrial warehouse turned food hall and retail space reminded me of Chelsea Market in Manhattan and Industry City in Brooklyn. Very cool they left some of the original fixtures in the building that give it a vintage vibe. From the outside the market is surrounded by other retail businesses in the northeast area of the Old Fourth Ward. There's dedicated parking in lots and a multi-story paid structure within a couple minutes walking distance, around $7 for 3 hours. Inside there are several apparel and accessories retailers, home goods and decor, West Elm, Posman Books, Urban Outfitters, Sephora. The shopping is ok but the food and drink options are the star here. There is everything from wine bars and a tap room, to Indian, Pan-Latin, Japanese, Ramen, Spanish, Italian, Pizza, Korean, Mexican, Persian, Southern, burgers, fried chicken, with multiple dessert options - donuts, cakes, ice cream and ice pops, pastries and a couple coffee shops too. There's something for everyone and a never ending combination of tasty options. Upstairs there's a bar on the roof though due to the chillier weather I didn't visit it when I went. Walking upstairs then outside, the ATL Beltline connects directly from the building. Really convenient to access this scenic walking trail from here.

Great for tourists but for locals, it's just such a busy, loud pain. I only go here if there's a group situation, or to make a return on somewhere where there's not another location in the metro area. If I can't walk there I'm not going. The parking is so bad that it leaves me angry every time (not to mention it's expensive) Added a star because once your there there are some fun and unique spots but Uber all its wildly overrated.

Stopped in as we were driving through and I love a good market. Parking- there's a paid for garage, making parking super easy. Be sure to take a photo of your license plate. Food- there were so many options, it was hard to choose. From ramen to sushi to Chinese to chicken, everyone can find something they enjoy. The prices were a bit high all around. We opted for the chicken place which was ok; I wouldn't order from there again. Overall the place is super cute and definitely somewhere to check out once!

great food selections !! the food vendors are very nice and all the establishments seem to be keeping up their names by producing wonder varieties of food ! the shopping at ponce market is kind of lacking diversity. it's very much so the same stores.

I will start off by saying the parking situation is an absolute nightmare. Be prepared if you plan on going on the weekend. However, once you get that squared away and venture around inside, this is a fantastic place to spend the afternoon. Plenty of spots to eat, pick up a snack, shop, and socialize.

If you're fortunate enough to find a parking spot or valet, then you'll be happy to drop in here if you're a foodie. With dozens of eateries all in one place, you are sure to find something you'll like. Whether is fresh schucked seafood, pizza, pasta or tacos, it here. Did I mention Chinese Food, beer, cocktails and fancy coffee? So many options you literally can spend an entire day here. One, due to finding a place to sit and enjoy your meal, two due to parking and three - you can't just try one thing. Ok my trip, I enjoyed a coffee, a few beers, giant slices of pizza, oysters, Korean hot dog as well as BimBimBap and three scoops of ice cream. If I had more room in my belly and a few more dollars, I'd probably still be there dining but that would be extremely pricey - especially with parking - yikes. The next time I'm in Midtown, I'll plan accordingly. Luckily, my brother lives a few minutes out of Atlanta, so I know I'll be back soon. If you have a large group, be sure to have someone search for a table or table (genius tip of the day) Thank me later.

Nice spot with stores and a variety of good looking restaurants but I was very disappointed as an out of towner that I tracked over here on a rainy day with nothing to do and not until I arrived did I find out that I needed to pay a separate admission just to give me access to the Social where they have bars and games to play. This includes nothing so along with the ridiculous parking rates, I refused to do so and left.

It's a very aesthetically pleasing shopping center but for me the selection of stores wasn't wide enough. It's located right in Ponce and the parking situation is decent. I really like the local vendor market style shop setup on the second floor with local artisan items. They have candle and fragrance oil making classes and clothing shops that focus on sustainability and quality textiles for the clothes. I forget the name of the shop I got these candles from but it will be easy to find because again there's not many options to choose from, but the candles smelled amazing. Some things are overpriced like the food, but other things are comparably priced, like the candles and t shirts. There was a middle eastern food shop, I forget the name, but their kabobs were DELICIOUS as was their pistachio ice cream (pictured).

This is such a cute market with a good variety of stores, restaurants, and cafes. They have some chains but they also have some unique businesses. I wish I lived here so I can check out every single business at this market.

I love Ponce City Market! I had to stop here before I left Atlanta, and it truly has everything you need! You'll find a variety of restaurants inside the main hall, and the ambiance is very lively! It's a great place to catch up over a bite to eat! I ate at W.H. Stiles Fish Camp, and the food was delectable! The service was A1! In addition to restaurants, there's a nice selection of retail stores to shop at. I stopped at the Sephora and picked up a sample fragrance box! As if the stores and restaurants aren't convenient enough, it's also located on the Belt Line. I grabbed a bird scooter and explored the belt line, which made for a nice afternoon and button to my Atlanta trip! I had a blast and enjoyed my food! It's definitely worth returning to! You'll find lots of great Value packed into this market.

Every time I come to Atlanta, Ponce City Market is a must-stop!! We actually ended up eating here twice in one day, since it's just so convenient for group travel and for allergy-friendly foods! I am gluten and dairy free, so I was super excited to find some Reddit recommendations for Minero. For lunch I got the rice bowl with steak and a peach wam, both of which were delicious and balanced in flavor! It was fairly easy to figured out allergen info on the menu. Friends tried Botswalla Indian Restaurant and El Super Pan and enjoyed them! If you have time, the Tea for Two at Botswalla is a steal at $7!! For dinner I got beef pho from Vietvana and it was SO delicious and rich and comforting! They have allergens labeled on their menu (!!!) so ordering was easy and stressless!!

Just an absolute jewel in Poncey-Highlands. Kind of incredible how much this place has been transformed... from a sleepy, dilapidated historic building to bustling mixed-use metropolis. where did folks go before Ponce City Market existed? It's modern, free-flowing and really fun to visit. We went to Ton Ton asian eatery in a recent visit and really enjoyed it. the parking is a bit of a hassle, but other than that PCM is convenient and awesome.

One of the best places in Atlanta to shop and Dine Don't waste your time looking around if your looking for something new

Very cool industrial marketplace with a diverse selection of shops and dining for all dietary preferences. There is also an entrance to the Beltline directly from the marketplace for a leisurely stroll, bike ride, or scooter ride!

Ponce City Market is an enclosed public market and food hall that opened in Atlanta, Georgia in August 2014. From 1926 through 1979, the building was a Sears, Roebuck and Company retail store, warehouse and regional office. The retail store closed in 1979 but continued to function as a regional office until 1987. Afterwards the location functioned as central offices for the police and fire departments, and then the Southeastern Flower Show, before being closed down to the public in 2010. Jamestown L.P., a private-equity group, purchased the building the following year with plans to convert it into a public market and food hall. As of 2024, the Ponce City Market is home to 91 business tenants (34 of which are restaurants). My family and I visited the Ponce City Market this past summer while we were on a road trip. We made it there by way of the Atlanta Beltline, which is conveniently connected to the market. The plan was to stop there for lunch, but there were so many choices that we had trouble deciding what kind of cuisine that we wanted. My wife and I first stopped at Botiwalla: an Indian street food restaurant. We ordered and shared the "Chicken Tikka Roll" (chargrilled all natural chicken in yogurt, lime juice, Kashmiri chili paste, North Indian spices, served with Desi slaw, onions, cilantro, chutney, wrapped in hot buttered naan), the "Crispy Masala Fish Roll" (crispy tilapia seasoned with cumin, lime, chili powder, ginger, garlic, served with Desi slaw, onions, cilantro, chutney, wrapped in hot buttered naan), and a side order of "Masala Smashed Potatoes" (crispy fingerling potatoes tossed with salt, chaat masala, lime juice, cilantro). Everything was absolutely delicious! Our older son was in the mood for pizza, so we stopped at Pizza Jeans: a New York-style slice shop. We bought him a slice of "Pepperoni". He enjoyed it so much that we ended up getting him a second slice of "Classic New York Cheese". We then stopped at The Tap On Ponce: a craft beer bar that features 56 taps on draught beer, cider, and even wine! I enjoyed a pour of Superstition Meadery's "Blueberry Spaceship Box" (Blueberry Cider) while my wife enjoyed a pour of Red Hare Brewing's "Root Beer". We were both very happy with our choices. We finished our visit with a stop at King of Pops: a kiosk that serves popsicles, soft serve ice cream, and 'pop-tails' (craft cocktails garnished with popsicles). I had the "Blackberry Bourbon Lemonade" (bourbon, blackberry, blackberry ginger lemon pop) and my wife had the "Prosecco & Pop" (Prosecco, Natalie's mango tangerine pop). Those pop-tails were absolutely delightful! We had a blast visiting Ponce City Market and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Atlanta!

Ponce City Market exudes vibrant energy, offering a fantastic blend of delicious food and exceptional hospitality. The diverse selection of unique cuisines is truly impressive, catering to a wide range of tastes. Beyond the dining experience, the market itself is a standout feature, with an interesting mix of shops--from concept and lifestyle boutiques to vintage stores and distinctive art pieces. Although my visit was brief, I can confidently say it's a place where you can easily spend an entire day exploring. Whether you're with a group, on a date, or flying solo, Ponce City Market is a must-visit for a fun weekend in Atlanta. Highly recommended!

3.5 stars rounded up to 4 stars. Quality/Quantity - We were told this was a must visit. I actually enjoyed Kroger (Yes, the supermarket) and the Beltline more. Overall good, but I have to admit with all my travels I have been to many better markets. More engaging, inviting, more options, etc. If the rooftop destination was free rather than the $15 cover charge, this review would be better. Atmosphere - Events - See website. 39+ retail shops. 35+ restaurants. 9+ offices. 7+ services. Citizen Supply - An Artisan Marketplace. "The Roof" - Skyline Park, games, mini golf; "12 Cocktail bar," also cocktail classes, and of course, the Rooftop Terrace. Housing - The Flats/ Service - Good. Price - Depends what you buy, eat, or drink. My daughter got some snacks and drinks. My wife bought souvenirs of course... Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since the 1860's. 1903 - Ponce Street amusement park. 1907 - Lake drained and made into a ballpark. 1925 - Amusement park closes, converting to retail & warehouse. 1991 - Converted to City Hall East. 2011 - Slowly converting to Ponce City Market. 2012 - First tenant Dancing Goats Coffee shop. 2014 - Market fully open. 2015 - Food Hall added. 2017 - Continued expansions.

What a cool market! I decided to stop by Ponce City Market while walking along the BeltLine Eastside Trail. There were tons of stalls, with a wide variety of cuisines. Like most of these urban food hall type places, it did seem like most options were a bit overpriced, but that's what you tend to get when you're in a desirable area. Everyone there seemed to be happy and ready to eat! There was a nice mix of locals and tourists, with something for everyone. Seems like a great place to go with a group too. I'd recommend!

Ponce City Market is one of my favorite stops in Atlanta. There's great shopping and food inside. Its connection to the Belt Line also lets you explore other options and all sorts of activities surrounding the market outside.

Nice atmosphere and selection of food and treats for a Saturday evening. The rooftop area was pricey though. We weren't sure we wanted to pay $15 per person to go upstairs, especially if we didn't have plans to play any of the games there for an additional $15 per person.

A cool historic building that was formerly home of Sears. This market place just opposite a strip shopping center, you can find a variety of dining and shopping items here. It has a modern industrial feel with plenty of seating scattered around for dining. There are a number of cuisines to choose from including Indian (Botiwala), Cuban, Chinese, Spanish, Vegan, etc. Shop at Willams Sonoma or other shops attached to the building. This food hall offers at least two levels of dining.

Great place to eat, drink, shop, and wander. Lots to see and when the weather is great, better to be sitting outside.

Such a unique place with artesian one of a kind items. Loved walking through the transformed warehouse and getting a feel of Atlanta thru the eyes of the locals.

I wish I had a place like Ponce City Market in New Jersey. You can shop, eat, drink, play games, and work out. There are even short term rental offices and they hold events. What we came for was the food! There is also a rooftop to play games and they have a brunch spot called 9 Mile Station which has an indoor-outdoor space and views of the ATL skylines. Now back to the food hall. There is a bunch to choose from: Bar Vegan, King of Pops, El Super Pan, Five Daughters Bakery... the list goes on! I ordered a shrimp sandwich from El Super Pan, a Puerto Rican spot. The sandwich was flavorful and the shrimp was cooked perfectly. For my sweet treat, King of Pops caught my eye because of the popsicle in the drink. Automatically sold! I ordered the mango tangerine margarita "pop-tail" and it definitely had me on my toes the rest of the time at the market, haha! Want to do some shopping? We stopped by Glad & Young Studio which is a women owned leather goods brand and you can customize pieces right on the spot (I purchased a keychain). The ladies that work here were the sweetest! Take an hour or two out of your day to explore Ponce City Market! The perfect addition to your day.

An awesome place to hang out in Atlanta and bonus points that most of it is indoors to escape the heat, although there is some cool stuff outside too including the rooftop. Lots of great restaurants inside (I tried Szechuan kitchen and the food was amazing) as well as little dessert stands, bars, and shops. Really enjoyed spending a couple hours here!

It was my first time visiting Atlanta, and Ponce City Market was on my radar. I was expecting it to be much smaller than it was. I spent about 3 hours at the market and still didn't get to do it all. The first level is filled with multiple food and dining locations. The food selection was vast. The market had Chinese, seafood, Lebanese, vegan, BBQ, Korean, etc. I wanted to try everything, but my stomach couldn't handle it. Prices did vary depending on where you were ordering food. I had no issues throughout my time visiting. All the employees were helpful and fun. The second floor had lots of mom-and-pop shops with some name-brand companies. It is an excellent marketplace with unique finds for yourself or others. Ponce market adds a great value to Atlanta. It's a fun place to hang out with friends or grab a quick bite. It's worth the stop.

Ponce City Market is a must-visit destination in Atlanta! The mix of shopping, dining, and unique experiences makes it a perfect spot for locals and tourists alike. The food hall is incredible, with options ranging from gourmet meals to casual bites--you can find something for every craving. The rooftop experience is a highlight, offering games, breathtaking city views, and a lively atmosphere. Whether you're strolling through the shops, grabbing a bite, or just enjoying the vibe, Ponce City Market never disappoints. A true gem in the heart of Atlanta!

Variety of things to do and places to eat or drink from The umbrella bar was super nice , bartender guy is super nice and helped me right away to get my drink he said "you look like you need this " and he was right , he was so right that i got 3 of the amigos casa slushy

I enjoyed visiting Ponce City Market! Ponce City Market is located in the former Sears Roebuck building. On the first and second floor there are a variety of food stands and bakeries to try. On the second floor there are stores to peruse. Ponce City Market is conveniently located next to the Beltline and you can walk on the Beltline while visiting the market. On my visit to Ponce City Market I tried the following places: Botiwall Indian Street Grill, Five Daughters Bakery, and Ton Ton Ramen and Yakitori. Overall we liked the food options and restaurants we tried. You can get ramen, baked goods, Indian food, Fried chicken, sandwiches etc. There were plenty of tables for the guests on the first level when it is not crowded. It was a medium crowded day we went and we had to wait for a table to become available before ordering our food. I will be back to Ponce City Market and will recommend that friends and family visit the market when they are in Atlanta.

Many options for food: Mexican, asian, desserts, etc Also,fun activities as well ( salsa classes @ 8pm in the atrium.

Ponce City Market, a watering hole for the foodies of Atlanta to gather. This shopping center not only has amazing restaurants, but some very stylish boutiques too. The Beltline, a couple mile long walk way offers shopping, eateries and grocery stores too. Love that this is an area where everyone gets the opportunity to get outside and enjoy the weather. At Ponce, you will not see fast food restaurants like McDonalds, all of the spaces in the food court are local Atlanta spots. So supporting small businesses is made super easy! We loved experiencing everything that Ponce had to offer and will definitely be back.

Parking is a legitimate nightmare. Round and round we went to try to get a spot. We finally managed it and off we went to explore and what an exploration it was. Ponce City Market has it all! Clothing stores, bookstores, and many lovely eateries. I'd be amazed if you don't find something that strikes your fancy. Seriously speaking, this abode, previously a Sears building, has so much going on that you'd be hard pressed to not find something you like. As for me, I can't wait to go back and eat there again. There's a restaurant there that stole my heart, but that's a story for another review.

This was a cool place to visit in Atlanta. Lots of shops and plenty of places to eat. This would be a great place to spend the day and chill. There's so many places for great content or simple sit and read a book. You do have to pay for parking.

Great place to visit when you have guests in town or whenever it is nice outside. I love the outside arcade and bars on the roof. They have shops to go shopping and an amazing food court with good food. You can not go wrong. On busy days, expect traffic and be prepared to pay for parking. Do not forget to pay for parking or you will be booted.

This place is so cool!! Whether you're looking for a bit of shopping, some amazing food, or a chill place to hang out, you can't go wrong here! There are an insane amount of unique restaurants: everything from sushi to pho to Mexican to Italian to burgers and fries! They have some really unique shops, including two huge spaces open to small businesses and vendors. When we went there was ice skating on the roof (though the skates aren't the best quality, way too dull and hockey style instead of figure skate) and a ton of games and mini golf too! My only critiques are as follows: 1. The bathrooms are SO hot, I'm not sure if they have the heat cranked bedside the rest of the inside is so cavernous or what but I was boiling in there! 2. Everything from the food to recreation to shopping is PRICEY! We ate lunch and dinner there, partook in a single alcoholic drinks each, and sampled a couple of different dessert stalls: all together totaled well over $300 for two people. Every staff member we met was super friendly (shout out to the woman who checked us in downstairs for ice skating around 5:30 on 12/09/23, you rocked!). Pro tip: make a whole half day out of Ponce City Market! On the weekends the roof is open until 12, so you can easily spend 4-8 hours here!

Parked on the 5th floor. 2 hour parking is just under $5. The food is all on the ground floor Shops are mostly on the second floor. I do like the spiral staircases.

Amazing place! Love how they have all the small businesses under one roof. From restaurants, bakeries, mixed drinks, all kinds of shops, clothes, jewelry, etc. Really nice set up. There is even a roof top with activities. If you're in the area this is definitely a place to visit, eat, drink and shop.

Wow, Ponce City Market is awesome! I went during the day on a Tuesday so it wasn't very busy. But this market is a foodie's dream! There is such a variety of restaurants and bars and the ambiance is incredible. Each place has its own style and it was so fun trying all the different foods and drinks. To top it all off, you have to go to The Roof! It is 15 dollars general admission. This general admission can be waived if you make reservations and eat/drink at either 12 Cocktail Bar or Nine Mile Station. Once you make it to the roof, the views are amazing!! And the drinks are too. I highly suggest going to Ponce City Market and visiting The Roof! I will definitely be back!

Ponce is legendary, iconic, and truly the it gworl of food halls. If it wants to stay that way, however, they HAVE to rectify the parking situation. It has gotten so bad over the past year or so. On weekends, traffic cops have to direct the traffic coming in, out, and around the area. Even if you're not going to Ponce, but you happen to be on North Ave, you're still gonna feel the effects of that traffic. They haven't opened up that second entrance that's been closed for months, anddd they have a whole section of parking spaces blocked off. It's a nightmare and everytime I think of grabbing a meal from here, I am sadly deterred. Furthermore, it would help if they had more temporary parking spots for pick up orders and even food delivery drivers. Garage parking is not much better and you need a map to navigate down there. To top it off, the security/parking people are very aggressive and are just waiting for your time to expire, knowing good and well how stressful the situation is. The last time I came, I simply left in frustration because it was just too much. With all that said--if you can get inside, they have some great restaurants, shops, and access to the belt line. I sincerely hope that parking gets better so that I can return.

Parking is parking at ponce sometimes you get lucky sometimes you don't lol. It was such a beautiful day to visit. Plenty of options to choice from with good food and drinks. We came to visit the roof top and grab a bite to eat. We ate at H&F, happy hour on the roof top at Nine Mile. Great views, good service at each spot. It was worth the $7 we paid for parking.

It was confusing to park and find this. But once we found it, This was a great evening night out with old school games. The horse racing seemed like Only 8-9-10 were the ones winning so make sure to get one of those. It's simple games mainly for younger kids. Our 6 year old loved it and wanted to go back. The food was ok. But the ambience was nice and the staff was friendly that is the reason for the 5 stars.

Pretty cool place. I love the variety of things that B you can do and small businesses you can interact with. When we visited it's was pretty crowded in one area because of heavy rain. It goes what it needs to give.

This place is amazing!!! If I was hanging out in Atlanta, I would recommend you come here. There is a lot to do here. There are a lot of places to eat and shop here. The entrance we took was a little weird because there was a lot of construction going on. However once we got past that we got great parking on the ground level. I loved all the different places to eat and have desserts. There's also other food vendors like a small spice shop and candy shop. I went around shopping and this was cool because after eating its nice to walk around and walk it off. I would visit this place is you are new to Atlanta or haven't came here. It a great place to eat and shop to spend a few hours.

Great location in the Old Fourth Ward area with so many great restaurants and shops. From local vendors to William and Sonoma. The Skydeck is really cool. For $39 you can take the elevator to the rooftop and play carnival games and watch the sunset or see the city lit up at night. We are at the burger place and it was the best hamburger I've ever had!!!

Ponce City Market is a vibrant hub of activity, bustling with food options and entertainment. Although I didn't make it to the rooftop this time, the lively atmosphere and abundance of food and activities left me eager to return. Whether you're in the mood for culinary delights, shopping, or simply soaking in the energetic ambiance, there's something for everyone at Ponce City Market. Can't wait to explore more and experience all that this dynamic destination has to offer on my next visit!

Fun browsing experience for us as tourists. Converted historic Sears building We had just eaten elsewhere but there are several great looking restaurants. We explored the shops, including a toy shop and some interesting art gallery/shops. Stopped for French chocolates, gourmet cookies, coffee. Unique, lots of local flavor.

A great place to get you food on. What an interesting place... an old warehouse that has been converted to shops and eateries. This place is cool! Lots of food options and dining experiences as well as eclectic shopping. Parking can be rough but they do have valet. There is even a roof top area with carnival games, a bar, and miniature golf. This is a great place to spend a half of a day or more!

Awesome food hall with many food options!! Bottom floor is mainly food and upstairs are lots of boutique shops! Belt line connects to it so easy access! I had the Indian restaurant, Hops fried chicken and some craft beer! Definitely affordable places to eat and you could spend all day there! On the rooftop there is a mini games and arcade games for family fun! You do have to pay but hanging in the food hall is just as fun!!