This is a lovely renovation offering a wide range of both shops and restaurants that will meet most needs. It also offers access to the Atlanta Beltline with its relaxing walks around the city and its various districts. There is also an upstairs for hot summer nights and activities with friends but there is a charge for this rooftop treat. Good bus routes if you do not want to walk from downtown.

This historic building dates from the 1860’s. It once served as the distribution center and retail store for the Sears & Roebuck Company. Today it holds restaurants, retail outlets, and residential units. On the roof is Skyline Park, an homage to the time when this land contained an amusement park. Today the park contains arcade games, a miniature golf course, and several carnival style rides including a large slide. The park and the restaurants offer views of the city skyline. The ground level has a large food court as well as sit down restaurants.

Cool spot and highly recommended to make a mini food tour of your visit. so many great food stalls, so try a little from several and then browse the stores upstairs. Five daughters doughnuts is a standout and the taco restaurant has amazing steak tacos and catfish tacos.

We walked down the Beltline on this nice October day to the Ponce City Market. Vibrant & lively with local artists selling their wares, local food choices & restaurants as well. We ate lunch at the Atrium and walked around the grounds which is an old Sears facility. A great place to meander on a Saturday.

We will return to this market every single time we come to ATL and we will recommend it to everyone who says they are heading to the ATL. Such a fun place to spend a day. Give yourself a full day! You will want to eat a little lunch bite from one place and a little dinner bite from another, coffee from one place, an adult beverage from a few places, and a dessert before you go. In between all that amazing eating you get to visit hours of unique store fronts and booths with high quality finds! The atmosphere, food, and goods are all top tier.

We were exploring the area and came across the Ponce City Market. It's a good place to explore, shop and eat. The surrounding area is a work in progress but it's getting there. I recommend this market, great vendors inside.

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!

An easy walk from our hotel (the Darwin) we had such fun walking round the shops and restaurants choosing somewhere to eat. We had great food and dropped a ton of money at Sugarboo before wandering back to our welcoming bar at the Darwin. It was busy but not overwhelming.

The market is amazing, lots of stores, lots of food, lots of shopping, the place was friendly in all shops, professional, well maintained and extremely clean. Absolutely enjoyed ponce city market. This place also has a vintage layout of old industrial grunge to it give it an extra amazing look, absolutely loved ponce city market

First time .so impressed with location. The old brick and metal iron factory feal. The awesome stores for the ladys.all the great food choices. Places to sit.we will so be going back. Thank you.