Lenox Square

Pretty big mall I have to say, not the largest. They have shops like the Apple Store, Neiman Marcus, Holister, Macy’s, Ambercrombie and Fitch, The Gap to name a few.

Best Macys outside of herald square. The staff in the Macys woman department is always helpful no matter how busy it gets. We met Anita yesterday and it is so great to observe how an associate encourages others on a very busy sale day. I always shop here whenever we are in Atlanta and I always find a great find!

In terms of shopping malls, this one is getting four stars from me almost only because of the variety of stores and restaurants available in one location.
This is where everyone comes to see and be seen. Sales people are stylish and flamboyant. The majority of visitors are a bit ghetto fabulous, but there are beautiful people, too. And botoxed and injected people, too. Keep in mind, this is Atlanta, and you will see a representative sampling of its inhabitants. But if you want high end or even standard shopping, you can find it here.
I’m actually pretty surprised that Lenox still thrives, as shopping malls in the traditional sense are dead or dying everywhere else. It does thrive, and it stays packed. They even have valet parking… and it’s very much needed!

I’ve been to the best malls all over the US and this one is on par with some of the nicest I’ve been too. They have all the luxury stores as normal and it was extremely well lit and safe with plenty of parking. I would have given it 5 stars, but the restaurant selection is definitely lacking. They do have the Cheesecake Factory but that’s about it. I’d stay away from the Zin Burger spot too.

I was in Atlanta on a business trip and forgot my makeup in California. All I can say is OMG go see Taylor she is the TBE she is EVERTHING her and Grace if you want beautiful eyelashes go to Grace. I left Sephora feeling absolutely pretty they inspire beauty from the inside out.
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Great shopping and excellent service. Loved the Apple Store here and the Macy’s. Great people watching.

This place is ghe-​tto ghe-​tto ghe-​tto, which is strange to me, because the stores here are not on the cheap side whatsoever.
Came here to pick up a gown for a special event coming up at Bloomingdales. Almost used the $ 10 valet but after looking around for parking for a good 10 minutes, we found a spot. Stopped at Sprinkles for some ice cream and then made our way to Bloomingdales. Just walking through this place gave me palpitations. It is SO crowded, and I apologize if this is offensive, but 75% of the people who frequent this place are ghetto fabulous. I’ve never seen so much gaudy jewelry, gold teeth, and exposed underwear with saggy jeans and just foul-​mouthed nonsense. What the hell is that? People just don’t know how to behave in public.
I was quickly reminded of why most of my shopping these days takes place online. A little depressing if we’re being honest. Don’t expect me back, in spite of all the fabulous stores I passed on my way out.

Excelentes tiendas.

I enjoy walking around Lenox Square and gawking at the posh stores. It’s hard to find a place to eat, though. I know it’s an upscale mall, but sometimes I just want a cookie to nosh on! Parking can be difficult if you don’t have patience. The mall is always packed on Saturday and is a huge tourist attraction.

I know it’s an overrated mall to most, but this is my favorite along with Cumberland. Come to Lenox to see and be seen. Usually celebs floating around on any given day. I love Lenox because they have every store you need and then some. There are many upscale stores, but not as posh and upscale as Phipps Plaza. I am moreso a huge fan of the Buckhead area in general. But if you’re looking for a mall bargain, unless you love Forever 21, Wet Seal or BBW, don’t come here. Stuff is expensive. I’ve been entertaining the idea of getting a sugar daddy so I can actually shop here one day. But malls in general are wack because of the 30% markup. Ok I’m ranting. bye.

Any mall that has a Garrett’s Popcorn in it is a winner in my book!!! Great mall to visit, they have every store imaginable.

Took an hour to park. Inside the mall, great stores but more watching and walking around than folks buying. Won’t ever return on a Saturday. May go on a weekday morning.

Okay so…
You guys need a cinnabon. I downloaded and app and made an account just to say this. I’m kinda bummed about having to do that. So like, it’s urgent. Get it together and make a cinnabon store. Thanks.

This is my all-​time favorite mall in Georgia! I’ve gone to Northlake mall, North Dekalb mall, Cumberland mall, Phipps Plaza, Perimeter Mall and even the Mall of Georgia and none of them compare. (My second favorite is Perimeter Mall but it’s so far compared to where I live).
Parking: The parking lot is huge, but you also have to know where to park to guaranteed a spot and patience is key. I usually park in the parking lot in front of Bloomimgdales or on the 3^rd level parking deck right next to Macys and 99% of the time I find a parking spot. My mother loves to park in front of Nordstrom, which is on the second level past the parking area where Bloomingdales and the food court are located, and she always finds a spot there too.
The shops: They have everything (90%) you can imagine. I like that this mall has variety, it had shops that pleases the pre-​teens like Urban Outfitters, Icing, American Eagle to shops that pleases the adults like Nordstrom, Bloomies, J. Crew, Nike. This mall also has a Nike and an Apple store which personally comes in handy for me since I have an iPhone. They also have a bunch of accessory stores such as Bath & Body Works, Sephora, and Mac. The best family oriented shop I would say they have is Macys. There is a Gap and Bannana Republic though, too.
Food court: Yes, there is a food court there which was just recently renovated and wow, does it look amazing! If only you knew what it looked like before, you too would be blown away.
Starbucks: Of course, there is one!
Crowds: Everyone goes here. And it does get packed, especially on the weekends. So if you do not favor crowds, do not go to this mall on a Saturday or during the holidays.
All around: I love the diversity of this mall and parking honestly isn’t that bad.

The mall!!! Can you really write a bad review on Lenox? This is the closest mall to my house so I come here quite often. This is more of a higher-​end mall it has Neiman Marcus, Macys, UGG, Bloomingdale’s, Michael kors, True Religion, Victoria Secret, BeBe, Bvlgari, Foot Locker, Champs, Apple, Forever21, Urban Outfitters, Nike, David Yurman, 3 MAC stores, Express, Bath & Bodyworks, 7 for all man kind just to name a few stores. On the weekend it is packed ! But I guess that is to be expected. This mall has a bunch of available self parking as well as valet for around $ 10. The food court is about what you can expect. But they also have restaurants like California pizza kitchen & True foods. This isn’t one of the urban malls if that’s what you are looking for but they do have a good variety of stores. This mall is larger one that has a few different levels. I tell myself I’m just running in for one thing and end up being there for hours. I give this mall 5 stars. They truly have everything you could want in a good mall.

I’d would actually rate Lenox mall as a 3.5, but that’s not an option! This mall is great for shopping. It has a Bloomingdales :)! and, nearly all the higher-​end brands (LV, Prada, Cartier, etc), while having the average teens’ shops, too. This means that this mall is pretty stinkin big.
You’d think that with the mall being that big and relatively upscale, they’d have really nice bathrooms. *Buzzer*nope. I had so much difficulty finding a bathroom, and when I did, it was horribly unkept, smelly, and small. I didn’t even want to put my bags down. I don’t understand how the mall allows this?
Another point: you’ve got to realize that because it is so geographically fat, it covers so much land, and parking is spread out in all directions. This means parking is a pain (since this mall is always packed) and finding your car after shopping for 5 hours is an even bigger pain.
But, I will add that if you’re on a mission and need a particular store, you’ll have no issues here. It’s the small stuff that takes away from Lenox’s rating.

Great shopping options, always crowded, more walkers than actual shoppers. Good place to go and mingle if you’re single type mall. Nonetheless been going here for years and has all the stuff I would need.
Traffic is terrible but that is to be expected at a busy mall in the middle of Atlanta.

I dread going to this mall so much. So why do I give it 3 stars? Here’s the deal. Parking SUCKS!!! If I am out shopping, it is usually on the weekend. What a mess. I generally try to avoid the center of Buckhead entirely on weekends due to traffic. Everybody and their mama is out in the area then. Ugh. However, going there during the week — not so bad. I can get in and out pretty easy. The food court and other dining options offer quite the variety. I have gone to Lenox a few times for lunch. I appreciate that there is a Garrett Popcorn Shops! Yay! Apple Store is here. Since I now own a Macbook — I need this. lol. Full of a number of stores that I would shop in, but I don’t do much mall shopping anymore. In this mall, you’d find me mostly at Macy’s. So, overall, a pretty good mall just wish I was easier to navigate.

How can you visit Atlanta and not go to Lenox Square. The monstrous sized mall with lots of stores, lots of food and lots of people. We went solely to go to the VS Semi Annual sale and ended up making many other stops. There are some pretty pricey stores in the mall. Well, it’s in Buckhead so what do you expect? There is also another mall across the street Phipps Plaza and they are building shops on Peachtree St similar to Rodeo Dr. Atlanta is home to some pretty wealthy people and if they want somewhere to spend their money, Lenox is definitely one of their stops. The mall is three floors, I think and Macy’s is fantabulous! I can spend an entire day in there. Parking can be tricky at Lenox. The best place I have found to always find parking is close to the back by the food court in the parking garage. Or maybe I’m lucky lol

Big Ass mall with great stores in it. The deals are in there, the pretty women are always in there & the restaurants in there were ok too

Lenox square almost represents your very average mall that you’d find in every city. I say almost, because I find it subpar on a few areas.
Store variety is absolutely there, from Luxurious to Budget stores, it has it all. They even have a cobbler. However, the area that consistently disappoints me is the cleanliness of the mall. The restrooms are always filthy, I am sure they have a cleaning crew, but it does not seem like anyone ever cleans them or maintains. Mirrors in the bathroom have marks etched on them with keys, trash over the floor on every occasion that I’ve been here and dirty throughout.
As far as the rest if the mall, it’s nothing extravagant, just your regular mall. Parking is bearable. Some of the surrounding roads need repaving however.
So, I do come here on occasion, but it’s not a pleasant place to walk around like other Atlanta malls. Just get what you need and get out.

It has been 9 years since I visited this mall. It has definitely changed for the better. High end décor. Bright. White marble and chrome everywhere along with gorgeous leather seating everywhere.
This mall has just about all high end stores. J Crew. MACY’S, Nordstrom, Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Neimans, Vince Camuto, Garretts, Urban Outfitters etc.
It’s the perfect place to dine, shop and people watch. An eclectic blend of people.
Valet parking and ample parking lot. I took Über from there because I was tired. Driver had no problem locating me even though it was a mall.

Hands down the best mall in the state. I can come here for any need and find what I am looking for. You have all the major department stores, electronic stores, top fashion designers, and a great food court. Finding parking is the only difficult part, but if you have are rich or flashy you can always valet here. The weekend crowd here ranges from high end celebrities and rappers to suburban housewives and trickles down to some sketch-​balls. Word to the wise for the females, if you are planning to peruse the mall on your own be prepared to get cat-​called. Besides that, great mall with great shopping and dining options!

Lenox Mall is both a blessing and a curse.
Home to almost every store I regularly enjoy shopping at and then some, close to my office, a short drive from home, with restaurants galore, Lenox is my favorite place but also the bane of my existence.
I am. So. Broke.
From designer brands that I would never have thought to find in any plebeian mall to the lower quality shops that can sometimes get you a great deal, there’s something for everyone. I tend to shop at a lot of the same higher priced clothing stores, which rack up an excessive credit card bill. I’ve had to stay away from Lenox, my first love, because of my quickly increasing credit card debt. I used to walk here during my lunch breaks to grab some Starbucks and would stop by Sephora and J. Crew on my way to the coffee kiosk in the middle of the mall.
Valet parking is available, there is plenty of parking deck parking. I never brave the parking lots anymore because it’s just a waste of time.
There are some crazy good restaurants and dessert shops in Lenox, not even including the food court storefronts. I LOVE Zinburger, with their huge burger menu. Some of the other restaurants are a little pricier but definitely worth a try or two… Or three, like True Food Kitchen or Bantam + Biddy.
Lenox isn’t the most expensive mall in the area, as those who have experienced Phipps Plaza can expound on. However, this is still Buckhead and it’s not cheap. While I do enjoy shopping at Perimeter Mall more, as I don’t feel so inferior there, Lenox is sometimes that one stop shop for stores not really found anywhere else.

3 stars and what to say… it’s a mall. I am personally not fond of malls in any way. I rarely if ever use them and Lenox in Atlanta is of course, «The Mall» or is that Phipps Plaza? I can’t honestly remember because both have a rather uppity clientele, lots of marble and pricey shops.
Buckhead is Buckhead.
I will say this, the mall is beautiful and always so very clean and tidy.
That said– the parking infrastructure and traffic control is horrendous. As the area continues to grow and seemingly crowd out just about every bit of breathable piece of asphalt around, it will continue to worsen. Why? Because there is no where to expand unless they start to tear down buildings– which is near to impossible because they keep building them at an alarming rate.
During the Holidays– STAY FAR FAR FAR away, you may never see a parking space or get those precious hours trying to find a space, back EVER.

Auch 2015 ist die Lenox Square Mall eine nach wie vor empfehlenswerte Mall. Mit der Bahn ist sie bequem aus dem Stadtzentrum zu erreichen und bietet die übliche Auswahl an gehobenen Geschäften. Ob es ein Vor– oder Nachteil ist, muss jeder selber für sich entscheiden: Sie ist nicht die größte Mall und hat damit nicht die allergrößte Auswahl an Geschäften. Auf der anderen Seite ist sie damit aber relativ übersichtlich.
Von mir gibt es faire vier Sterne für eine gute Mall.

NOT WHAT I EXPECTED!
The spouse and I decided to check out Lenox Square today and it was interesting to say the least. It is a very large mall that is very open and has ample comfort seating. I love the charging stations located throughout so that you are able to easily recharge your electronic devices. We arrived prior to the opening of the mall so we did not have any issues with parking. However, when we left at approximately 1pm, parking was clearly a problem. So plan well and arrive early.
I visited some stores but was very surprised at their size and limited stock. I expected the stores, (Burberry, Coach, Nordstrom shoes), to be larger and better stocked. They are only one quarter of the size of the outlet/​Perimeter stores and not as well stocked. Also, you get a lot of replication in terms of merchandise in this mall. For example, you can purchase Coach at the Coach store and Nordstrom, Macy’s and Bloomingdales so why have the Coach store at all?
After a little shopping we decided to check out the food court for a quick bite. They have many of the typical mall favorites such as Checkers, Chik-​Fil-​A, Sarku, and Farm Basket. As we were perusing the court and considering our lunch options, a roach crawled across the counter at Farm Basket. That was it, we were done! We had seen enough and decided that we would leave the mall in search of lunch.
As I stated, this is a very large mall and can not really be appreciated in one or two visits. It will take time to see it all and then select your «go to» stores. However, I could not imagine that I would return to this mall for shopping as it is best suited for «people watching and browsing». Granted, I did not see the entire mall but it just did not interest me. However, I would love to return during the holidays to see all of the lovely decorations and to absorb the wonderful holiday spirit that permeates every shopping venue during the holiday season.
Over and out!

Why would I subject myself to shopping mall insanity? One word — VALET! Half the stress of shopping malls is finding parking. The valets here are awesome! Tip them well & your car will be parked up front & promptly brought out when you give them your ticket. It’s also simply good manners to tip your valet well!
Lenox also has every fashion & tech store I love! I’m a regular at Bloomingdale’s & «Needless Markup» aka Neiman Marcus & Lenox is the only mall within a 100 mile radius with both. Of course having the best of the best in high-​end luxury brand stores doesn’t hurt. But all of that being said, I’ve always had some of the best customer service from all store employees at Lenox. They have a 24 hour Sprinkles Cupcake ATM! Can you say heaven? Oh, let me not forget they have a Tesla store, a Nike store, & a variety of restaurants to feed even the pickiest of shoppers!

Eine meiner liebsten Shoppingmall in den USA.
Die Lenox Square Mall ist wirklich sehr empfehlenswert. Sehr einladend aufgemacht. Schöné Geschäfte. Viele Markenstores wo man einfach alles bekommt.
Der Foodcourt ist auch sehr zu empfehlen.

Warum soll ich viel reden, wenn mein Vorgänger hier schon alles gesagt hat, daher: Gaanz kurz: Atlantas wohl beste Möglichkeit zum shoppen
Warum bei 40 °C durch die Straßen rennen um ein Geschäft zu suchen, wenn man in einer Mall alles findet
Perfekt!

On peut facilement passer plusieurs heures à Lenox Square. Des boutiques à perte de vu et quand vous aurez faim un énorme choix de fasts food vous attend au niveau moins 1. Pizzas, sushi, burgers, tacos, poulet frit et ça continue.
Moi j’ai apprécié l’apple store pour tous ses jouets hi-​tech en libre service mais aussi pour son réseau wifi qui s’etend dans une moitié du mall.
J’ai même vu le Père Noël (pas de fausse barbe ici svp) devant un arbre qui à lui seul contribue à la déforestation.
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Die Lenox Square Mall in Atlanta gehört — wie die meisten Malls in den USA — zur Simon Gruppe. Dies verspricht ein Shopping Erlebnis vom feinsten
Diese Mall ist seit 1959 die erste grosse Shopping Mall in Atlanta, Georgia und zählt zu den ersten in den Vereinigten Staaten.
Neben vielen Einkaufsmöglichkeiten gibt es hier auch einen grossartigen Food Court. Hier findet jeder etwas für seinen Geschmack. In der ganzen Mall gibt es umsonst W-​Lan und kleine Ecken mit Bänken laden zum ausruhen ein.
Die Mall verdient wirklich ihre 5 Sterne. Die Auswahl ist phantastisch. Hier eine kleine Auswahl der Läden in der Lenox Mall:
Bloomingdale’s, Neiman Marcus and Macy’s, Anthropologie, BCBG, Bobby Jones, Burberry, Brooks Brothers, Calvin Klein, Cartier, David Yurman, Louis Vuitton, Kate Spade, Kiehl’s Since 1851, Ralph Lauren, Salvatore Ferragamo, Shabby Chic, St. John, and Zara, Abercrombie and Fitch, American Eagle Outfitters, Apple Store, Nike, Adidas, Montblanc, Ecco Shoes, Ed Hardy, French Connection, Starbucks, Puma und und und