Paris on Ponce
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Eclectic vintage furniture, antiques, art, and artisan crafts.
Eclectic vintage furniture, antiques, art, and artisan crafts.
"Paris on Ponce is a big peach landmark in Atlanta where you can find antiques, art, and little treasures around every corner. Its other half, POP Marche feels more like a little boutique with custom furniture, homemade jewelry, art, and so much more from local artisans." - Polar Notion
"Backed by Skip Englebrecht (Fishmonger) and Nicolette Valdespino of Paris on Ponce, expect a similar Parisian cabaret vibe and design aesthetic at Pigalle as the pair’s former entertainment venue on Ponce de Leon Avenue." - Beth McKibben
"Shop for European Antiques and Household Oddities While it doesn't look quite like the Champs-Élyssées, the 46,000-square-foot space Paris on Ponce will still transport you to another place. Since opening in 1995 on the busy Ponce de Leon Avenue, it has added Pop Marché and more than 30 other chic boutiques. Each sells unique home furnishings, antiques, and oddities. In one store, you may see taxidermied squirrels, while in the next you could find vintage suitcases. There's something for every taste, from the unusual to the classic to the modern."
"A second (and sold) ramen pop-up series takes place February 20 through March 2 at Paris on Ponce (PoP) on the Eastside Beltline, near Ponce City Market. It centers around the 509-year-old Yokai family and the Nakamura children." - Beth McKibben
"New coffee shop by Chef Nhan Le, located at Paris on Ponce near the Eastside Beltline trail. The shop features a walk-up window and is expected to open soon." - Beth McKibben
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