Tag: Ponce City Market
Exclusive: NoriFish unveils its new hand roll omakase menu at Ponce City Market
Chef Sean Park’s NoriFish—a sushi spot known for hand rolls, nigiri, and seafood sourced from Tokyo—is joining Ponce City Market’s Central Food Hall with a menu of its own. NoriFish will debut a unique, omakase-style hand roll menu.
Love Story star Noah Fearnley shares the southern destinations that keep calling him back
Noah Fearnley, who just wrapped a shoot in Atlanta, played Carolyn Bessette’s boyfriend Michael Bergin in the hit FX anthology series Love Story. Here, he shares the Southern cities he enjoys visiting.
Hope Booth at Ponce City Market reminds us that we’re not alone
Hope Booth, a mental health nonprofit founded by Gloria Umanah in 2021, uses artificial intelligence–powered technology to offer one of 19 experiences designed to improve your state of mind. “Sometimes people just need hope for the moment. Other times, people need lasting support as well,” Umanah says.
Where to shop in Atlanta to find the perfect pen
In a world obsessed with artificial intelligence and all things digital, using a pen on paper feels like an act of rebellion. Whether you’re a writer, artist, engineer, or to-do list maker, here are several stores to find your perfect pen.
Mood Fabrics will debut a new showroom store at Ponce City Market this spring
Project Runway fans rejoice: Mood Fabrics, the 35-year-old fabric store made famous by the show, is debuting a new concept at Ponce City Market this spring.
These Atlanta photo booths print film—not digital—strips in minutes
In the lobby of the Plaza Theatre is an analog photo booth from 1960 that shoots and develops printed photos, not digital, spitting out a strip of four images with the gritty, nostalgic charm of traditional printing. Only 200 of these functional analog photo booths are left in the world. The company Autophoto, founded by Georgia native Bre Conley Saxon, owns 24 operational booths, including three of the four booths in Atlanta.
Best of Atlanta 2025: Do
Our 2025 Best of Atlanta picks for things to do—here's where you can workout, watch movies, enjoy the arts, catch a show, and more.
Dine, sip, and watch the Atlanta leaves fall at these 5 cozy patios
Every year around this time, Atlantans ricochet back and forth between “fake fall” and “summer 2.0.” It’s a reality that guides our dining decisions, especially when it comes to eating outdoors. When the timing is right, and the weather is somewhere between steamy and blustery, enjoying a meal alfresco is one of the best ways to relish this short, spellbinding season.
A love letter to Midtown Place, aka Atlanta’s worst shopping center
Midtown Place, if you’re lucky enough to not be familiar, is that big-box shopping center across the street from Ponce City Market’s front entrance, anchored by a Whole Foods and the Home Depot. One of its lead developers, the controversial Jeff Fuqua, is best known for building such things as lifeless self-storage compounds in walkable places. Need a good laugh? Imagine telling out-of-town guests, “Hop in the car, folks—you’ve got to see Midtown Place!” Love it, hate it—endure it when necessary—you can’t say Midtown Place doesn’t work to some extent.
At Ponce City Market, scan your eye to prove you’re a human
Inside a spare, warehouse-like store in Ponce City Market, World invites you to join the 12 million other people globally who have stepped up to the Orb, proffered an eye, and had their iris scanned in exchange for a World ID proving they are human—plus access to a cryptocurrency called WorldCoin.










