Edgewood Retail District

Atlanta, Georgia

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Edgewood Retail District

Edgewood Retail District is a convenient shopping area just south of Little Five Points, mixing big-name stores with everyday essentials. It’s more of a practical stop than a shopping destination, but if you need to grab groceries, a quick bite, or some home goods while exploring Atlanta, it does the job.

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address1250 Caroline Street NE, Atlanta
openingHoursDaily 9am–6pm
phone+1 404 222 9910
publicTransportMARTA to the Inman Park-Reynoldstown Station
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