Perimeter Mall

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All the stores here had everything I wanted in stock and had plenty of options to shop or eat. I love how we were able to get a bite to eat at one of the nearby restaurants, then walk over less than 5 minutes to go shopping!!! Plus the holiday sales weren't bad either. I recommend going during the week. Wasn't crowded at all. I had a great time. Next time I return to Atlanta, I'll definitely go back!!!

I haven’t come to this store in a while, usually I go to the one near me. I am disappointed at how hostile customer service is at this store. The girl who helped me today didn’t have a name tag but didn’t even bother to greet me or thank me after all the shopping I did which was half k. Not only wasn’t I greeted but then she had to get assistance from who I supposed was a manager who nor did he greet or say thank you after finalizing my transaction. What I did noticed is when the girl who was assisting me had to move over to keep helping with the line, she gladly greeted next person with a “hello how are you” and after the next person. Both the manager and the girl failed me at this store.

I went to the mall today to enjoy a late lunch with my daughter and her spouse. I went to park in the lot across from the restaurant only to find that it is now paid parking. I promptly moved my car. I spent $144 on our meal. Is this not enough? It is unbelievable that people are coming there with the sole purpose to spend money but yet they expect you to pay for some of their parking????? Yes, I was able to find another spot and one might argue that it didn't hurt me to walk a little farther but I just don't think anyone should have to pay for any parking other than valet. I'm sure I can find somewhere else to shop and eat from now on that has better policies than this.

We frequently shop at this mall, but today was a shock! Someone in the administration thought it was a brilliant idea to make parking paid. We’ve always parked here without any problems, but today, after returning from the stores, we were greeted with a ticket for not paying for parking. This is absolutely ridiculous! Next, they’ll be charging us just to breathe inside the mall. It’s all about making customers “happy,” right? It took me an hour to reach the office to explain my situation, yet they failed to provide a clear explanation or resolve the issue. Thank you so much.

A lot of thought went into building this mall. There are also unique office structures, flats, lofts, and hotels. There are massive trees all over. Beautiful greenery and plants added. A must see if you ever visit Atlanta.

Perimeter Mall is a well-established shopping destination in the Atlanta area, offering a wide variety of stores ranging from high-end brands to more affordable options. The mall features popular department stores like Macy’s and Nordstrom, along with a mix of specialty shops, making it suitable for diverse tastes. Its clean, spacious environment provides a comfortable shopping experience, with ample parking and convenient access. Dining options are plentiful, with a variety of food courts and sit-down restaurants. However, on weekends, the mall can become crowded, which may affect the overall experience. Overall, Perimeter Mall offers a solid, enjoyable shopping experience for both casual and dedicated shoppers alike.

It's a very nice mall with plenty of varieties in terms of stores. Very well maintained and has very large parking space. They also have a food court with good options along side there are also multiple restaurants. I did some shopping from Dido shop, it's a very nice place to shop.

Nice size mall, with all your common stores. This mall has a fair share of affordable stores, and then you have your higher end stores. Food court is decent.

First time going to the Perimeter Mall. First off we could not believe how busy they were, took a little bit to get a parking spot but sun was shining so we didn't mind walking a bit farther to get to the mall. The mall has so much in it and was very clean. Plenty of businesses to shop in so whatever your reason for going selections were plenty. Everyone was very friendly and polite. The food court has so many different kinds of foods and the smell of all the food was amazing, great amount of seating available also! A lot of president day sales going on so great value on ideas definitely could be found. We ordered from Starbucks and was worth the money spent, great value!

Area: free parking is available outside the macy's storefront. It's a large plaza, and also near multiple beer/food options. Ambiance: this mall has 2 levels, both packed with tons of stores. There is a good mix of dept stores (dillards, macy's), clothing stores (express, zara, gap), and leisure stores (lush, bath and body works, the body shop). We really enjoyed seeing all of the christmas decor up, and checking out each store. There was something for everyone! There is also a food court with a mix of fast food options and more curated selections. This mall is diverse, easy to get to, and full of fun

We wanted to go shopping for some clothes for my wife but really didn't want to deal with going to Lenox. Perimeter is in Dunwoody and is a bit more relaxed then Lenox. It has all of the usual suspects: Dillards, Express, Finish line, Gap, H&M, Nordstrom's, White House Black Market, lulu lemon, and more just to name a few, There are places to eat: Maggiano's, Krispy Kreme, Starbucks, a whole food court, Shake Shack, and other locations, then there is also a bunch of specialty shops: jewelry, Tumi, Sunglasses Hut, Sephora, Apple and more. This is a well represented mall! No it is not the ridiculous high end of Lenox where it is more about being seen then it is about getting what you need. Nor is it the lower end, almost going out of business, of other malls... it is really a great blend of shops that offer realistic pricing for the mid level high end to the mid level moderate side. There is fashion and convenance in this mall. It is well maintained and fresh. You can spend the day here... get your shop on, find some food to eat, be entertained by some people watching, and in the end have a great selection of places to get what it is you want/need. It would be nice to have a couple of the High End types here like a Neiman Marcus, Armani, Gucci or Louis Vuitton, just to scratch that itch of the truly high end vibe but in the end this mall is a great place to shop!

Remember the Mall of your youth? A place full of bustling people? Yep, it's like that again. If a lot of people Isn't your jam (and it's not for me...) then avoid.

Great mall. Right off of the dunwoody MARTa station and covered all the way to avoid the rain. Many stores both my girls like to shop at, and food court has selections that meet even my picky eaters wants. Surrounding the mall has some great night life places too. I felt very secure as well which some of the other local malls struggle with.

"I like this place. It has everything, and it's great for a nice walk. The only thing that would make it even better is having a children's play area."

This is by far one of my favorite malls in Metro-Atlanta Georgia. They have an ample variety of stores and better quality of products, stores, and garments than most of the other malls in Georgia. I definitely recommend shopping here.

This review is for the Meerkat Meetup at Perimeter Mall. There is currently a meerkat invasion at Perimeter Mall through June 28, 2021. You can't miss them if you walk through the middle of the mall, because they're colorful and definitely stand out. The following is text from Perimeter Mall's website regarding the Meerkat Meetup: "We've all been through so much, but just like meerkats, through kinship and community, we're learning to grow together. We're treating everyone to a much-deserved, playful experience with our favorite furry friends. We've partnered with artist collective, Cracking Art, to bring you an awe-inspiring exhibition filled with vibrant-colored meerkat sculptures made of recyclable plastic, inspiring a community-wide conversation about caring for our environment and each other. Discover groups of meerkats standing in harmony, bringing a sense of wonder and togetherness throughout the mall. Grab your closest family and friends for a one-of-a-kind experience. This traveling art installation is here for a limited time only, so join us before they're off to their new home!" Seeing the Meerkat Meetup got me into the mood to take pics of them and to have pics taken with them. If you're in the area, go see the meerkats until June 28, 2021.

Great mall to walk around and shop, eat or just use up time. It's close to Marta and has lots of parking

Upon my first rodeo living in Atlanta, I made Perimeter Mall my go-to mall after Lenox became inundated with too many headaches. Upon my return, I see the mall has declined somewhat on the cleanliness, lack of security presence & not enforcing social distance mandates. People are wearing their masks walking into the mall & then taking them off...doesn't make sense. One of the pluses of the mall being centered around other businesses like The Container Store, Ashly Furniture & many restaurants. Additionally, there are some stores like Urban Outfitters & Sephora that have access from the outside. Almost every store you can think of including the Amazon 4-star which is now open, yet no luxury/high-end stores. Being tagged as the second-largest mall in the state, I would think better safety measures would be evident as opposed to the armed robberies over the past six months. I'm starting to travel a little further out towards the Avalon when needed or keep shopping online.

Lots of food options and nice stores. Convenient location. One of the best malls I've been to in quite sometime

Perimeter Mall is and always been my favorite shopping mall in the Metro Atlanta area and this is from someone who doesn't really like them all that much. I am more likely to shop at outlet centers. But, every once in a while, a visit to a mall to make a purchase, or, more so to eat, is needed. Perimeter Mall is wonderfully sited, sitting at the noon position on the "clock" that is I-285. And, with major thoroughfares such as Ashford-Dunwoody Rd. and Peachtree-Dunwoody Rd. coming off the freeway, and sort of bounding the mall, accessing it is easy. Also, Georgia 400 intersects with I-285 slightly west of this mall. The mall itself is nicely put together, has circulation that is not too difficult to comprehend, has the standard big department store anchors, in addition to a less common Von Maur, many stores, and decent choices inside the mall to get a snack. But, more so than all this, Perimeter Mall has a dignified air, and I'm not referring to anything uppity, but rather to quality that it has maintained over the years. I have received good service here and, the last time I visited, it was from a woman in one of the department stores who was a transplant from the tri-state New York area and of Italian heritage. (Why does this always happen to me?) You know that it will go well, and that the exchange will neither be phony nor boring. I have never really liked Lenox Mall or Phipps Plaza closer to the crossroads of what is cool in Atlanta, meaning Buckhead. They seemed like "work" to deal with. Also, I have never set foot inside the big shopping center at Cumberland, at I-285 and I-75, and I never liked Gwinnett Mall, even when it was newer and the one probably most popular with the Karen crowd, because it had that go-go vibe of a Gwinnett County that was growing too quickly. Today, Gwinnett Mall is closed. While for different reasons, it reminds me of the shuttered Hawthorne Plaza in the town of the same name, and home of the Beach Boys, that is in Los Angeles's south suburbs. Perimeter Mall might as well be considered the centerpiece of the Perimeter Business District. I don't know, or don't remember, which came first - the mall or some of the attractive and earlier office towers near it. (Some, such as Concourse, obviously arrived later.) It has also given rise to other nicely put together shopping centers in close proximity to it, most of which are open air centers with parking around them. Lastly, not that parking is a problem, MARTA rail also reaches Perimeter Mall, with the big Dunwoody station and parking structure to the west of the mall property. This mall has a great location, a sense that it is a quality operation, nice visual appeal when inside, pleasant vistas in all directions from its exterior, in part because of the effective landscaping and thick stands of pine, and can be accessed in so may ways, including via rapid rail service.

My family was visiting for Thanksgiving so we checkout this mall before going to the movies. Of course it was extremely packed for the holidays but it was overwhelming for me. They had your usual mall stores. They also have an Amazon store, but somehow I missed that. We pretty much walked around the 2 levels within an hour and was able to get to the theater across the street in time for the movie.

Cool place to visit. We enjoy the mall and shopping. Very good environment to hangout

They have a very wide variety of stores and restaurants. I would like to see a larger variety of new artist sites.

Nice mall, I thought it was a bit confusing to navigate however, I did enjoy my time shopping. Since I am not from Georgia so seeing what this mall had to offer was amazing. I like how this mall offers different sneaker stores that are not mainstream was also amazing. Only complaint was I couldn't find a directory.

Perimeter Mall is located in Dunwoody, and it's a better option than Lenox Mall. Both shopping malls are upscale, but you can enjoy Perimeter Mall without the downtown mess. Perimeter Mall is the second largest shopping mall in Georgia, being Mall of Georgia the first one. Here you can find Dillard's, Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, JCPenney, Nike, Apple, Macy's and so much more. The have great dining options such as Breakers, Cheesecake Factory, Maggianos, Shake Shack, and so much more. They also have a Carlo's Bakery Shop in here. This is mall is usually very clean, and organized. There is so much free parking this shouldn't ever be a problem, but I guess it depends because this mall is usually packed. ESPAÑOL Perimeter Mall está ubicado en Dunwoody, y es una mejor opción que Lenox Mall. Ambos centros comerciales son exclusivos, pero puedes disfrutar del centro comercial Perimeter sin el desorden del centro. Perimeter Mall es el segundo centro comercial más grande de Georgia, siendo Mall of Georgia el primero. Aquí puedes encontrar Dillard's, Nordstrom, Bloomingdales, JCPenney, Nike, Apple, Macy's y mucho más. Tienen excelentes opciones gastronómicas como Breakers, Cheesecake Factory, Maggianos, Shake Shack y mucho más. También tienen una panadería de Carlo aquí. Este centro comercial suele ser muy limpio y organizado. Hay tanto estacionamiento gratuito que esto nunca debería ser un problema, pero supongo que depende porque este centro comercial generalmente está lleno.

Great mall in Dunwoody. There are plenty of affordable shops and restaurants and the parking lot is huge so its never completely full. The only con is safety. Since the pandemic, safety has gone down hill. There are constant fights and car break-ins. They need more security.

A little retail therapy is always good for everyone. I stopped by Perimeter to have a little me time. I needed some new clothes and also had to stop at the Apple store for my mom. I love coming to Perimeter it's a lot of cool restaurants around and inside the mall. The ladies at Victoria Secret were soo kind i enjoyed their customer service. The Apple store to my surprise wasn't as busy as I expected. One of the main reasons I come to Perimeter Mall is because they have an Apple store (i just love playing with all the new technology) if your in the Dunwoody area feel free to grab something to eat and to shop till your hearts content. I would come during the week because on the weekends it's packed and parking can be scarce.

Have been coming to the Perimeter Mall for longer than I can remember. It's a nice upscale, very busy, Mall. Great for shopping and a food court that is still ok, plus many restaurants in and outside the Mall. Maybe it's too upscale for me, or my lifestyle has changed because I feel that it has lost it's charm. However, I would still recommend it to anyone who likes to buy classy clothes, make up, shoes, accessories. Nice place to walk around and browse.

Personally, Perimeter Mall is a dying mall, and with mall culture dying out in general, this mall has been going downhill for the past few years. When I was in my teens, I would come here thinking that Perimeter and Lenox were the two superior malls in GA, but now as I come back as an adult, I just feel like the selections have lessened and it's gotten quite run down. A few good things about the mall - they have Zara, which is exclusively available only at Lenox & Perimeter. They also have an Urban Outfitters, which is conveniently located at the entrance/exit of the mall. They have some of the better stores, but I just feel like there isn't much to shop for anymore! There is quite to eat around here however, such as the typical Cheesecake Factory, Shake Shack, or if you like KBBQ -- Breakers. But overall, I just feel like this mall is "OK" now. Nothing too special about it.

Pretty big. There's definitely a lot of space to walk around. Lot of chairs everywhere to just sit down and chill.all kinds of stores. The whole place is pleasantly clean, smells nice and at a decent temperature. Pretty close to a Marta station which makes it even better and easier to get here. I think the only thing missing would be a movie theater. That would make it great. The perfect way to spend a whole day, watch a movie, walk around and eat.

Perimeter Mall is nice. It has two floors. Inside is updated and modern--I love when malls keep up with the times. It's bright and clean. The hallways are wide. It appeals to a wide audience with stores like Gap, American Eagle, Champs, and Torrid. It has anchors stores Dillard's, Nordstrom, and Macy's. I love that there's an Apple store here! There's a cute area with a few benches and a fountain which is good to relax in. We came around Christmas so the parking lot was packed and it wasn't fun trying to maneuver down the aisles. They do offer valet parking. The surrounding area seems much less congested than by Lenox Square. Overall, it's a nice mall.

I love the upgrades they've made to Perimeter Mall. It looks like a Baby Lenox now with all the renovations. Due to this, Perimeter Mall is extremely clean. Not much room to be dirty when you've just completed some renovating. The stores in Perimeter Mall are okay. Pretty much the typical stores you'll find at a mall. As far as department stores, there are only Macy's, Nordstrom, Von Maur, & Dillard's. The food court is pretty standard. My favorites are Sarku Japan & Tastee Spoon. The parking lots and parking decks are packed on the weekends. Saturday and Sunday, you're guaranteed to have to wait for parking or end up parking further than you'd want to. Every first Sunday of the month, there is a car show held in the parking lot of Perimeter Mall. People usually get here early for this event, usually before the mall even opens, so keep that in mind if you happen to go during this time. Nice cars! Overall, I respect Perimeter Mall for keeping its hat in the bucket for being amongst the TOP malls in Atlanta.

No safety precautions whatsoever. It's a pandemic y'all and I only went to the mall because my phone stopped working and I needed the apple store. Masks are optional for the mall, and the little carts in the middle have the option to wear masks. There's a nasty hair shop named Soleil right at the top of the main escalator and the people working there don't wear masks. They don't even have one around to pretend like there's a virus going around killing people. So not only will you smell them burning hair, but you'll also get a nice dose of rona. 0/10 would not recommend.

Best top parking garage. You can see the king and queen towers, and looks very well when looking down at the once a month caffeine and octane car show. Just don't know why the 5th parking floor is blocked off

Never go here. An employee cussed me out, said "you shoulda went to a f****** bakery" and that was not all. They misspelled my sons name on his birthday cake on the day of his party I requested a new cake. They scraped off the letters and wrote over top of it. The sides were also smashed up against the box like it had been thrown around. I informed the manager and the corporate people about what happened. They did not care. Next week walking through the mall I saw the same employee who cussed me out still working. I was very nice to the employee. I never cussed her back or anything at all. I said I hope your day gets better. I doubt it did, she had a horrible attitude. It was sad because I love this place. Haven't been back since. I used to buy these cakes for every bday every year for family members and my own bday.

It was 1991 when I moved to Alpharetta with my family. And, at the time, North Point Mall wasn't even a wet dream for developers. The closest mall at the time was Perimeter. GA 400 wasn't even open to connect to 85 yet, so Lenox and Phipps weren't even in the picture. I remember when the movie theater was in the parking lot, Fuddruckers was the place to go (it was across the street), and I didn't even think MARTA was there yet. Then, suburban development took over. The inside of the mall, had brick flooring, oak inlay, and that wet cement grey color. And then it got a facelift. I am almost positive at one point, they had gaslamps in this mall. The main entrance (where the Christmas tree currently stands outside), was redone- along with that huge cutout area- that used to not exist. After some time, another face lift happened. And then restaurants started popping up as storefronts- like Cheesecake Factory, Maggianos, Goldfish, and some bar (now closed, forgot name). During around this time, traffic around Atlanta (specifically this area) got worse. Going to school down the street, became a nightmare. Getting on and off 285 was terrible. Don't even think about being anywhere near Ashford Dunwoody at 5PM. I went back again last night for the first time in a few years, and it got yet ANOTHER facelift (however, I appreciate Macy's keeping it OG). There is valet parking out front, a Shake Shack, a pub, and all sorts of new food court options (ever seen a Chipotle in a food court?). At one time though, there was ACTAULLY a McDonald's in the food court, but it moved outside. This place looked interesting, with the white walls and marble flooring. I do appreciate the difference in stores here (as it compares to North Point, my home mall). I think that right there (along with the extra food options) is what draws so many freaking people here. Because yet again, the traffic has gotten worse, and will continue to get worse- but I think Perimeter does a good job keeping up with all of the new trends around. MARTA makes it easy to access by rail. The Hammond drive exit on GA 400 makes it easier to access these days for the people living up north. And the Ashford Dunwoody exit on 285 has been redone to accommodate the east/west traffic. So, I would say they are trying. But imagine pouring 5 gallons of liquid in a 1 gallon funnel- that sums up the volume of people at Perimeter Mall!

So I've been to several malls here in Georgia and so far I have to say perimeter and town center may be two of the cleanest malls. The floor plan for the perimeter mall is very open and spacious,giving all stores enough room for their customers to shop around comfortably. I like to checkout the food court as well when I go shopping just to see the different selections. I was surprised to see Dairy Queen. I have never seen one in a mall before. Perimeter has well know stores but I did notice a lot of pop up shops and boutiques. I'm not too fond of the stores they have for clothing shopping so this would not be a mall I would visit regularly. However, it's a nice mall to go to Magianos and Cheesecake Factory.

This by far is my fav mall in ATL. It at least has all of the stores & restaurants I enjoy without that Lenox crowd. It has the much needed Apple store, Shake Shack (who can live without them), maggiano's tasty Italian restaurant, my fav shoe store Johnson & Murphy, etc. plus over the last year or two they've upgraded the interior of the mall. It looks like Lenox. P.S. parking is hard to find here most of the time.

i truly like perimeter mall! The store selection is kinda bland to me but it's still nice to just go around and browse. the food is court is always backed no matter what and it's kinda hard to find the bathroom cause you can't really see the sign. There is this wonderful lady who sells hair products on the side of outsides of the food court. The hair products are amazing. my hair feels soft, healthy and clean. she's super nice and funny I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND HER.

I really like this mall. You will find high end stores here along with your basic stores as well and even stores I have never heard of that seem very boutique. The mall is 2 stories and the layout and look of it is classy with great seating areas to charge your phone. This seems to be a popular mall so expect it to be busy. You will also find great restaurant chains around the mall as well.

I tried to call in an order but found the associate to be very unhelpful. I didn't feel comfortable placing the order with that person. I placed it online and still wasn't confident that my cake would get made so I called to ensure they received the order. I got the same associate and got the same attitude. Thankfully my cake was made however the associate was wearing a shirt that said fuck yeah.... totally inappropriate! Also my cake looked like crap!

I should preface this review with one important fact: I hate shopping (unless it is food shopping). I pretty much hate going to malls (always) and avoid them at all costs. However, there are times when I have to go to find something I need or to visit a particular store that does not have a free-standing location. Perimeter Mall is one of my favorites for when I have to visit a mall. Parking is typically easy. You can get in and get out. And it is pretty easy to find what you are looking for. It appears that the mall is making an effort to remain appealing and attractive by providing various seating options and interesting kiosks - like the Macaron Queen and the Surface kiosk. There is a decent selection of shops with a variety of price points. The mall is not outrageously large, but still provides great selection. Some of my favorites are Anthropologie, the MAC Store, the Apple Store, and Sur La Table. This will continue to be my mall of choice for those times when a nasty shopping task cannot be avoided.

How To Get There: Probably the easiest way to get there is off Ashford Dunwoody on I-285. Unfortunately, it's also the most congested way, though it's still nowhere near the cluster around Lenox! PRO TIP: Go on the "back" end, from Perimeter Center Parkway NE, by the Dunwood MARTA station, and park outside of Nordstrom or Von Maur. I've found that parking seems to be least packed there. There's also a large parking deck that connects into Macy's and Nordstrom if you want to avoid the weather. Ambiance: They renovated in 2016, so it actually looks really clean and polished now. The floors, the paint, even the plentiful furniture if you want to take a break. There's a lot natural light from the roof. I also have to commend the bathrooms in the food court, for being clean and having higher end fixtures. The crowds aren't that bad either, even on Saturdays. Everyone seems mostly chill. Not too many teenagers or loiterers. I need to double check if there's a free mall-wide WiFi network, but so far I've only connected to certain stores like Dillard's or Starbucks. It's tolerable at best. Stores: With only 4 big anchors-- Macy's, Nordstrom, Dillards, and Von Maur-- I would say the focus is on a lot of mid-range brands (as opposed to Lenox having the high end stores). Some of my favorites are present: Express, Banana, Gap, Urban Outfitters, H&M, J Crew, Zara, Skechers, and Aldo. They have some specialty stores worth checking out like the Disney store and Box Lunch, a geeky store which is like a fancier Hot Topic. My boo is also happy that they have Madwell, Anthropologie, Lush, Sephora, AND Mac. Pretty good variety to keep you busy for a few hours at the least. PRO TIP: If you shop at Express, PLEASE sign up for their e-mails a few weeks ahead of time. They give you coupons that take at least $15 off $30 or something like $75 off $200. I will never ever pay full price there again! Food: There's a food court in the center of the lower level with the usual fast food offerings. The best thing you can eat there is probably Shake Shack, which is outside by Maggiano's and Urban Outfitters. Apparently there's also a hidden gem on the second level of Dillard's, called Cowfish Sushi Burger Bar. Haven't tried it yet, but it seems to have decent reviews. Closing Thoughts: As far as malls go, this is one of the nicer ones in town. I come here more than I do to Cumberland, Lenox, and Town Center at Cobb.

Store selection is pretty good and the food court has a great selection. The valet was outstanding!!!! Decent size parking lot. I went on 12/14 so my grandson could see Santa. The manager was rude and the experience was almost ruined.

Good Size mall, with wide spaces. The set up is not too logical, and the way finding maps are not easily findable. It was pretty empty, but maybe because it was a Monday night. The stores are pretty spread out too. We were dropped off, so I don't know how parking is. They do share a parking lot with several good restaurants which makes the overall location convenient.

BAD SANTA The reason I am giving them a 1 star is because the Santa at perimeter mall is absolutely horrible! Sunday night me and my family went to get our annual Christmas photos with Santa. When it was our turn, I handed Santa my six month old son for him to hold on his lap. As I sit him on his lap and the other children gathered around he said hurry up and take the pictures and then he didn't grab or support my son and he dropped him on his head! My son was screaming crying as he plopped on the floor and had a red bump on his head. Then when I got upset the Santa got in my face and got an attitude with me! The staff nor Santa ever apologized for dropping my baby! I was applauded. DO NOT take you kids here. He is the worst Santa and he should be fired!

Very vibrant and spacious with all the top shops. Very large food court with a variety of foreign flavors. Yes even Jamaican. But ATL is notoriously known for Caribbean restaurants. Security every where. I really enjoyed my shopping experience.

Perimeter has a lot going for it. When I first came in 2015, I wasn't all that impressed with the interior and found it kinda dull. Well flash-forward 3 years and me return back to check it out. DAMN... this place spruced itself up lol. Love the anchor restaurants like Maggianos, CowFish and Shake Shack. They have one of the longest entrances to an Apple Store that I've ever seen FAM. The Mediterranean spot in the food court is poppin! I got a variety of shopping in while here, and enjoyed the vibe and overall experience. Diverse mall people and shopping wise, plenty to choose from and definitely one of the betters in ATL. 4 STARS.

Best mall in Atlanta even Georgia, it's the vibe the stores restaurants and peace a mind family friendly with luxury I would highly recommend.

To my understanding, Perimeter Mall is one of Atlanta's best for all around for both high end and low end shopping. With my limited experience in Atlanta in general, I must say that the bar is set for all future shopping excursions in this city after my visit here. Just from first glance, this mall looks enormous. This also means there are a ton of parking spots, but I gather it would be a traffic nightmare here if there is a huge sale going on in one of the main department stores like the massive Macy's on the west end and a Dillard's on the east. There is also a Nordstrom and Bloomingdale's on the north end as well. Beyond that there are some good stores here for just about anything and more importantly the selection is vast, perfect for the shopper on a mission and an open mind. Not only is Perimeter mall big, its also clean and well maintained. The public men's restrooms are typically atrocious in most malls I've been in but not this one. Everything was clean from the benches to the non-fingerprints on the door handles. Maybe I just came right after a cleaning. The food court also seemed quite nice and semi crowded but thankfully there were enough seats for most folks to sit down. This is a prime people watching area and a great place to sit down for a breather before burning off the food in an effort to get around this massive mall.

After living in the Dunwoody area for the past few years, Perimeter Mall has become my go-to mall for every need. From shopping for work attire or a Sunday dress to the basic tees or tennis shoes, there's something to fulfill my every need. There have been more and more renovations over the past few years, and it's looking more and more like Lenox. There are several of the more higher profile shops, more mid-price range, and then there's the more affordable stores. I enjoy shopping at H&M, Urban Outfitters or Forever 21 when I'm looking for a cheap new outfit for a night on the town. J Crew, Madewell, and Banana Republic are great places to find something for work or for something more hip. There's a Starbucks - but there's constantly a line. There doesn't seem to be a problem when it comes to placing your order, but it's out of control getting your drink. I hope they figure out where the bottleneck lies someday... The food court underwent some renovating and is definitely a much more comfortable dining experience than before. Many new restaurants popped up like Panera, although my go-to's are still Chipotle (as badly reviewed on Yelp as it is) and Chick Fila. The lot in the front is almost impossible to find parking at, so try out the nearly empty parking decks or back lot, where you can walk into Von Maur or Nordstrom. Overall, it's the mall I'm most comfortable with. Take a chance on Perimeter Mall instead of the chaos that is Lenox Mall on the weekends.

I really like this mall. I pretty much only come here now, even though it's very far from me. But the mall is large, clean, and has good lighting. They have a lot of my favorite stores. Lush, Bath and Body Works, H&M, Forever 21, Urban Outfitters, Sephora, Mac, etc. There are also some awesome restaurants around! However, this mall is always packed!

Wan't to visit a mall in Atlanta without all the heavy traffic? Definitely come here, although Lenox mall is my go to mall when in Atl you can still find everything you need here minus the heavy traffic.

It's OK. Signage terrible. Usual North American clothing stores. Awful and I mean awful "food" court. Got my jeans at Luckys and that was pretty much it. Meh.

Finally took the trek to this mall after 4 years of living here. Wow! This place is fantastic. My teen and I ventured out on a Saturday looking for a dress for the 8th grade formal. Each store we went to had very helpful sales people. I purchased some makeup at Nordys.that I really didn't want to....but Barbara was so damn convincing at the Laura Merceir counter, I HAD to buy 100.00 worth of makeup!!! She was THAT GOOD. Shout out to Barbara with the purple hair! She knows her stuff. Teen found her dress and we stopped for lunch in the court. Great people watching as well. Goodbye Northpoint. Hello Perimeter! !!

I've been coming here since I was a kid. For a while it was run down and stuff but then Mr. Perimeter Mall owner stepped it up and gave this place a good bucket of paint. It gets busier and more bustling by the year and now it's a headache to park unless you go early in the mornings. Still I like this mall. There seems to be less teenagy hangouts here than say at Lenox mall. It doesn't have your heavy hitter like Lenox but it's got good enough hitters that it can still put a ding in your wallet. Here is a list of what you might expect to find here. Amazon pop up (near Macy's) Michael Kors Claire's ZARA H& M Hanna Andersson J Crew Brooks Brothers Banana Republic Dillard's Express Lu Lu Lemon Athletica True Religion Vans Urban Outfitters Nordstrom Lucky Brand Haagen Daze Godiva Dairy Queen Maggiano's Panera Orange Julius Shake Shack Starbucks The Cowfish The Capital Grille The Cheesecake Factory Aveda L'Occitane Bath&Body Works MAC Sephora The Body Shop There is definitely enough stuff here for everyone and if there isn't ...then you can hop on up to Lenox....

Shopping shopping shopping. Great selections. Wide variety of department stores. Conveniently located off Highway 285.