Enjoy Luxury Shopping in Buckhead
Buckhead is Atlanta’s premier shopping destination, with luxury shops like Jimmy Choo, Tiffany’s, Louis Vuitton and Diptyque housed within its major retail centers. While these high-end brands are what Buckhead is known for, the Atlanta neighborhood is also home to unique local boutiques and some of the South’s best antique shops.
Lenox Square
Buckhead’s first major retail outlet, Lenox Square, is the largest shopping mall in the Southeast. The mall is home to department stores like Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale’s and Macy’s, as well as brands like Abercrombie & Fitch, Aeropostale, American Eagle, Anthropologie, Banana Republic, Burberry, 7 for All Mankind, Brooks Brothers, Coach, Forever 21, Gap and Free People. This year, the mall signed leases on 17 new luxury brands including Rolex, Aritzia, Tiffany & Co. and Tudor. Popular brands like Kate Spade and Ray-Ban are also expected to move into the mall. Many existing stores like Gucci ad Steve Madden are relocating and expanding in the mall. After you’ve shopped until you’re about to drop, indulge in delicious fare from California Pizza Kitchen, True Food Kitchen or Cousins Maine Lobster.
Phipps Plaza
Situated diagonal across Peachtree Road from Lenox Square is Phipps Plaza, one of the most prestigious shopping centers in the South offering top-tier shopping and access to personal shoppers. Phipps is home to department stores including Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom, but it’s most well-known for its opulent interior and high-end shops. Stores feature men and women’s clothing and accessories, home décor retailers, children’s boutiques and more, including Kate Spade, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., Saint Laurent, Versace, Lilly Pulitzer, Rigby & Peller, Arhaus, Bottega Veneta and Valentino. Phipps is also home to top dining destinations like Alon’s Bakery Market, Cafe Bistro, Nordstrom E-bar, Johnny Rockets, Nobu, Davio’s and more. Simon Malls, the owner of Phipps, created a mixed-use development that includes a new Nobu hotel and Nobu restaurant, as well as a gym and office space. Valet parking is available at Phipps Plaza at both the main entrance and Davio’s/AMC entrance. The cost for valet parking is $7 for standard and $40 for VIP.
Buckhead Village District
The Shops Buckhead Atlanta is now Buckhead Village District
3035 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Georgia, 30305
Now called Buckhead Village District, explore this luxury outdoor shopping destination to find brands including Bonobos, Theory and Hermes Paris, work up a sweat at Barry’s Bootcamp or Highland Yoga, or find an agent to help you purchase your luxury Atlanta home at Ansley Real Estate. Buckhead’s proclivity for gourmet dining continues here, with options including The Southern Gentleman, Gypsy Kitchen, Le Bilboquet and Shake Shack, among others.
Here is the full list of Restaurants at Buckhead Village District
- Brush
- Carmel
- Fadó Irish Pub
- Gypsy Kitchen
- Le Bilboquet
- Le Colonial
- Planta Queen
- The Southern Gentleman
- Taverna
- Yeppa & Co.
Shopping at Buckhead Village
- Abbeyglass
- Alice + Olivia
- Bella Cusina
- Billy Reid
- BM Franklin
- Bonobos
- Brown & Co. Jewlers
- Buckhead Art & Company
- Carousel Fine Art
- Cos
- Dior
- Diptyque
- Don Purcell
- Engel & Volkers
- Etro
- Faced
- Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting
- Fetch Park
- Frances Valentine
- Gallery Anderson
- Groomed
- Hermès
- Impossible Currency
- Italian Luxury Interiors
- Jenni Kayne
- Jerimiah James
- Kimberly McDonald
- Kule
- Le Labo
- Moncler
- Muse Nail
- Patek Philippe
- Pinker Times
- Rag & Bone
- Sac de Lux
- Savant Salon
- Theory
- Todd Patrick
- Todd Snyder
- Veronica Beard
- Warby Parker
- Wolford
Antique Shopping in Buckhead
What was old is new again at the many antique shops found throughout Buckhead. Miami Circle is one of the city’s most well-known design districts with more than 60 showrooms open to both the trade and the public. Stores specialize in artwork, clothing, design services, rugs, lighting, furniture, flooring and much more. Select the perfect fine art piece for your home from Pryor Fine Art or find a beautiful area rug at Azra Rugs.
Nestled in the Colonial Homes neighborhood of Buckhead, Bennett Street is home to small shops and art galleries. Stores include Nottingham Antiques and Antiques and Interiors Market, and the street is even home to the Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia.
Atlanta’s premier destination for design professionals, the Atlanta Decorative Arts Center (ADAC) features more than 50 showrooms and studios. Located between Lindbergh and Peachtree Hills, ADAC has select events open to the public.
Not far from ADAC is Peachtree Battle Antiques and Interiors, one of Atlanta’s premier antique destinations. Established more than 100 years ago, this jewel offers an exceptional selection of antiques, accessories, art and more.
One-of-a-Kind Boutiques
In the Buckhead Village neighborhood, located inside the perimeter of Peachtree and Piedmont roads and Peachtree Avenue south, you’ll find thriving independent stores. The former residential area now houses businesses and restaurants in unique cottages just steps from the Buckhead Triangle. Some of the city’s most popular restaurants and bars can be found here, as well as a variety of locally owned shops, a farmer’s market, consignment stores, cafes, unique boutiques and art galleries. Some of the most popular shops in the area include Maria Heckscher Salon, Boxwoods and Paces Papers and Pieces. Or, stop in for a quick meal at Basil’s Restaurant and Tapas Bar, Chops Lobster Bar and Café Agora. For late-night fun, you can’t miss Johnny’s Hideaway, Five Paces Inn or Buckhead Theatre.
No matter what type of shopping you prefer, Buckhead offers it, from one-of-a-kind retailers to luxury brands, decadent restaurants and local watering holes. With so many amazing destinations to choose from, which top Buckhead shop will be your first stop?
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