Little Five Points

Lots of cool, funky shos. Love Criminal Records for used and rare CD. Junkman’s Daughter is fabulous for funky clothes and gifts. Abbadabah’s is great to find awesome shoes.

I also love the theater down tahere….check out Dad’s Garage Theater and Horizon Theater.

The Vortex has the best burgers in town and a great beer list to wash it down.

My wife and I went to Little 5 Points during a Date weekend. It is a great place. It has a lot of character. We have been back several times and are currently purchasing a condo.

We live in Marietta, and like to get away from all the Christian Conservatives by going.

Marc

I lived here twice, one year-long stint and one 3-year…and it’s not what it used to be. I still frequent the ever-true El Myr, but I knew it was all over the day 9 Lives Saloon became…a hokey restaurant. The stage on which their 2am AC/DC Wednesday night house band used to pull up 60-year-old hard core karaoke singers to sing Gimme Shelter with them is now crowded with tables at which Buckhead/Gwinnett people now sit and drink in the mythical coolness of L5P. The day the life-size Kiss cutouts left L5P, Virgina Highlands officially moved south. Wail, sniff, snivle.

By the way, I didn’t mean to choose ‘not worth it.’ It remains a tourist attraction for people outside the city, and by all means, spend your money at Psycho Sisters and other original businesses run by good L5P folks.

I love this place. Interesting people, Good food. Cool stuff. And I don’t feel out of place. One of the best area’s in Atlanta.

Wow that place is awesome.

went here w/ my boyfriend and it was very fun… we shopped around and I wanted to buy a Hukka (is that how you spell that?) But I bought some sunglasses instead and we got free “psyche” stuff.. from the new show coming out.. lol.. we also went to starbucks, it was fun.

I love to visit Little Five Points in Atlanta. You see all kinds there: freaks, hippies, goths, families, and even homeless people. It is a cultural experience with lots of cool shops. One of the best places I know of to sit and people watch.

Lock your car and put everything valuable in your trunk. I Love Little Five Points, but it can be a little shady sometimes. Make Sure to visit as many stores as you can, leave no corner unexplored.

this has got to be one of the most interesting places i’ve, and that’s not szying much… be sure to hunt for the wall of peace tiles… i can’t remember exactly what it was called.

This place is a Greenwich Village or an Austin wannabe.