Buckhead Village District

The Lay of the Land

Buckhead Village is an open-air district of six blocks bounded by Peachtree Rd NE, East Paces Ferry Rd and Pharr Rd, with shops on Buckhead Ave, Bolling Way and East Andrews Dr in between. Most of the stores are listed at 3035 Peachtree Rd NE, so walk the loop from Pharr Rd to East Andrews Dr to see the main strip. It suits shoppers after fine watches and jewelry, contemporary womenswear and menswear. The Buckhead Village Valet garage at 217 Buckhead Ave charges $15 if you leave by 5pm and $20 after, so park once and walk. MARTA Red Line riders get off at Buckhead Station, about a one-mile cab ride away.

Watches, Jewelry and Designer Fashion

Watch shoppers can do three stops back to back. Brown & Co. Jewelers, family-owned since 1974, sells fine jewelry and watches, and runs a dedicated Patek Philippe boutique directly across the street (closed Mondays). AP House, Audemars Piguet’s two-floor boutique of about 10,000 square feet, has a wraparound terrace. Don Purcell, a concept gallery opened after the original Jeffrey closed in 2020, mixes modern fine jewelry, art and luxury gifts and is a good stop for a special present.

Jeffrey, Jeffrey Kalinsky’s designer boutique, came back to Buckhead in August 2026 at 3070 Bolling Way NE, with The Row, Celine, Phoebe Philo, Bottega Veneta, Gucci and Tom Ford. It offers free alterations, valet and a 1,000-square-foot styling lounge, so book a styling session rather than walking in on a Saturday.

Womenswear, Menswear and Home

Women’s labels fill most of the strip. ME+EM, the London label’s first Southeast store, releases tailoring, knitwear and dresses in monthly capsules. Hill House Home, the Nap Dress brand’s first Georgia store, also sells children’s pieces and home goods. Maeve is Anthropologie’s standalone shop for dresses and denim, and Veronica Beard, Alice + Olivia, Jenni Kayne, Frances Valentine and Abbey Glass round it out, from minimalist wardrobe pieces to colorful, playful dresses.

Menswear is a real draw. Billy Reid, a four-time CFDA award winner from Florence, Alabama, makes classic clothing built to last, and sits next to Hill House Home. Todd Snyder mixes suits with casual essentials, and Todd Patrick & Friends adds bespoke and pieces sold only at this store. Lucchese, the Texas bootmaker founded in 1883, sells handmade western boots for men and women.

For gifts, Le Labo hand-blends each fragrance while you wait and prints the label with the date, place and a message of your choice. Roche Bobois shows made-to-order Paris furniture in a 4,700-square-foot showroom, and Buckhead Art & Company, owned by S. Karimah McFarlane, represents more than 30 contemporary artists.

Eating Between Shops

Storico Fresco Alimentari makes its own pastas and serves a lighter menu at lunch, with mains added at dinner. Y Bar e Ristorante, an Italian cocktail bar and restaurant inspired by 1960s Rimini, opened in July 2026 from the same team. For a bigger night, O by Brush is chef Jason Liang’s MICHELIN-starred omakase counter, and Atlas, in The St. Regis across from the retail corridor, holds a MICHELIN star for seasonal American cooking among rotating fine art. Koshu Club is a 46-seat Japanese room that requires reservations.

When to Go

Most shops keep Monday to Saturday 11am–7pm and Sunday noon–6pm. Alice + Olivia opens at 10am Monday to Saturday, and Roche Bobois runs 10am–6pm, with Sunday noon–5pm. The Patek Philippe boutique is closed Monday, and Buckhead Art & Company is open Tuesday to Sunday, noon–6pm, so avoid Mondays for watches and art. Jeffrey and AP House don’t post hours, so call ahead.