Atlanta · 29 places · 8 districts
Gift and Specialty Shops in Atlanta.
All 29 gift and specialty shops we cover in Atlanta, from Inman Park & Krog Street, Little Five Points and Westside Provisions & The Works, on one map with addresses, hours and directions.
All 29
Gift and Specialty Shops, district by district.
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Atlanta outpost of the New York Garment District fabric house known from Project Runway, with designer textiles, a large swatch selection, notions and sewing workshops.
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Stationery shop with novelty paper, greeting cards, notebooks and small gifts, one of the market’s longest-running local shops and an easy stop for a card or hostess present.
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Eyewear store selling the brand’s own prescription glasses, sunglasses and contacts, with in-store eye exams and vision tests; closes at 7pm, earlier than the market.
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Third-floor store by the main entrance with the full Apple lineup, Genius support for repairs and free Today at Apple sessions.
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Outdoor clothing and gear flagship in Atlanta Stove Works facing the Eastside Trail, with artwork from local curators Living Walls and a calendar of community events.
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Gift and home shop inside Krog Street Market with stationery, industrial-style home furnishings and brands such as Voluspa, Matt & Nat, Rifle Paper and Fishs Eddy.
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The outdoor brand’s first Atlanta-area store, about 4,800 sq ft on the corner of Lake Ave and Krog St, selling its coolers, drinkware and bags in the former Outdoor Voices space.
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Bike shop for the Specialized brand selling bicycles and cycling equipment, opened alongside the Patagonia flagship in Atlanta Stove Works a few steps from the Eastside Trail.
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Pet shop in SPX Alley on the Eastside Trail with dog treats and food, toys, accessories and spa products, plus full-service grooming; open until 8pm Thursday to Saturday.
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Shop inside Krog Street Market mixing home and garden goods, vintage clothing, antiques, collectibles, jewelry, succulents and local gourmet foods.
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Gem and metaphysical shop in Little Five Points since 1985, selling tumbled stones, crystal bracelets, tarot and oracle decks, candles, incense, sage, oils and singing bowls.
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Original Abbadabba’s shoe store, open here since 1981, carrying Dr. Martens, Birkenstock, Blundstone, Vans, Hoka, Keen, Teva and other comfort and outdoor brands.
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Queer-centered sexual wellness shop selling toys, harnesses, lube, books and zines, pins and gifts, with free Narcan and menstrual products and bookable after-hours private shopping.
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Skate shop open since 1986 with decks and hardgoods, Nike SB, Vans, Adidas and New Balance shoes, plus apparel, hats, bags and its own merch.
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Bike shop selling electric, road, mountain, commuter and kids’ bikes with parts, helmets and accessories, plus repairs, trade-ins and rentals.
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Fragrance-focused gift boutique opened in 2024 selling candles, perfumes, lotions and soaps from brands such as Granado and Lumira, including some not sold elsewhere in Atlanta.
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Specialty woodworking tool and hardware store, open since 1978, serving studio furniture makers, professional cabinetmakers and hobbyists with hand tools, power tools and supplies.
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Neighborhood bike shop selling new and used road, mountain and kids’ bikes from Kona, Surly and Linus, with repairs, tune-ups, custom builds and rentals.
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Eyewear store in Building B with prescription glasses, sunglasses and contacts, eye exams by an independent optometrist, and free adjustments; cashless, cards only.
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Florist and gift shop in The Works’ retail lineup, handy for fresh arrangements and small presents while shopping the home stores along Chattahoochee Ave.
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Pet shop at The Works with dog treats, food, toys and accessories plus grooming, one of a handful of shops at The Works.
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Florist’s boutique with seasonal arrangements, centerpieces and preserved flowers, terrariums, orchids and potted plants, plus floral and terrarium workshops.
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Custom framing store where designers give in-person advice and you can see the brand’s handcrafted frames before ordering.
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Gift shop stocked only with goods from Georgia and Southeast makers: candles, mugs, tees and hats, jewelry, regional art prints, Southern snacks, cards and kids’ items, with free gift wrap.
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Home and gift shop on Sycamore St, the renamed Sq/Ft, with candles, cards, stationery, games, puzzles, Jellycat plush, kitchen and bar goods, jewelry and gourmet foods.
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Locally owned outdoor shop with 50-plus years in business, carrying apparel, footwear and gear from Patagonia, Vuori, On, Hoka, FP Movement and Free Fly.
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Shop for handcrafted, American-made goods in leather, glass, metal, clay and textiles, chosen for simple design, durability and everyday use.
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Personalized gift shop for one-of-a-kind keepsakes, home decor and wedding and corporate gifts, from a brand Sandie Cappai started in her garage in 2018.
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Apple store for trying and buying the full product line and accessories, with Genius Bar support, business services and free Today at Apple sessions.
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Questions, answered.
Where is the best area for gift and specialty shops in Atlanta?
Inman Park & Krog Street has the most, with 6, followed by Little Five Points (5) and Westside Provisions & The Works (5). Each district page has the full store list with hours and directions.
How many gift and specialty shops does this guide cover?
29, across 8 districts. Every listing has its address and hours and links to the store’s own site.
Are these listings kept up to date?
Yes. Every store is re-checked against its own site, brand locator or mall directory at least every six months, and closed stores come off the list.
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Guides that name these shops.
Atlanta Gifts 2026: Decatur to the Westside
21 Atlanta gifts from HomeGrown Decatur, Hearsay Goods, Makers Market, Le Jardin Français and more, each price checked on the shop’s own page, from $2.50 up.
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Shopping Near Georgia State: Downtown, the Campus Bookstore and Two Stops East
A guide to shopping around Georgia State: the Follett bookstore on Courtland St, downtown’s Broad Street and Peachtree Center, and Inman Park, Krog Street and Little Five Points on MARTA’s Blue and Green lines.
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Little Five Points Shopping Walk: Moreland Avenue, Euclid Avenue and Three Record Stores
A walk through Little Five Points: the vintage and costume racks on Moreland Ave, then Euclid Ave’s resale, records, comics and crystals, with where to park and when the shops open.
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