Emory Point

The leasing office was difficult to deal with. On our move in day (a Sunday) we arrived at the leasing office to begin the moving process. We had hired three movers who arrived at 1:15. Due to snafus created by the staff, we were not able to begin moving into the storage unit until tow hours later. When I complained, I was told that we should not have moved in on the weekend, as the leasing office is too busy on the weekend to address our needs and the leasing office is short staffed (yes, the problems we were having were actually MY fault…). So I paid three movers for 2 hours when they were unable to accomplish anything. When I asked the company for compensation for that time, I was told they would only compensate me for half of my expenses. Go figure.

Given that I have colleagues that work nearby, I have visited a number of times for various lunch meetings. I think that the diversity of restaurants so far is really nice. I am looking forward to seeing what comes with the second phase of this development. I don’t use the retail at all, but am happy that there is a CVS should I just happen to need something when I am over there. So far, I have tried Marlow’s Tavern, Burger Fi, and Which Wich in person. I had catering from Fresh 2 Order. I look forward to trying out some of the other dining establishments.
There is a parking deck. During the day, you get 2 hours for free. In the evening, it is 3 hours for free. When I am there for lunch, there is a parking attendant who will help you as you are leaving. He will take your ticket and put it in the machine. If you happen to need to pay, he will assist with that, as well. It definitely helps to move things along.

Staying at a nearby hotel within walking distance, this was a good place to go on my free time with a small but nice selection of restaurants and shops. Definitely an upscale crowd — don’t look for a dollar store here. There’s still a lot of development along the main road from the hotel, so be careful as the sidewalk has a very narrow width — kinda like playing chicken.

Meh… WAY Overrated. The restaurants are very average (but still overpriced) and the Parking SUCKS.
Bottom Line: I dont go there and I live one (1) block down the street – paying to park to go spend money is BULLSHIT.
Have at it lemmings!

Emory Point is one of Atlanta’s newest and biggest mixed-​use developments ITP (inside the perimeter). It opened Fall 2012 and is still currently undergoing development and construction. By the time you read this review, Phase 2 may be complete. This section is on the east side of the property, next to the Emory Hotel & Conference Center. Phase 3 will start on the west side of the property. The entire development is located near Emory University on Clifton Rd, across the street from the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention).
I first visited Emory Point in early 2013 to check out The General Muir, Todd Ginsberg’s New York-​style Jewish deli. The General Muir was one of Emory Point’s first tenants and arguably its most popular one. There are several restaurants at Emory Point. Many are chains. These include BurgerFi, Marlow’s Tavern, Fresh To Order (fast casual), La Tagliatella (Italian), Tin Lizzy’s (Mexican cantina), and Which Wich (sandwiches). There’s also Chinese (Chow Mei Mei), Indian (Paradise Biryani Pointe), frozen yogurt, cupcakes (Sweet Monkey), and more. Of the restaurant lineup so far, only The General Muir and La Tagliatella are destination dining spots; ergo, worth a special trip. The other restaurants have locations elsewhere around the city.
For an ITP mixed-​use development, Emory Point is fairly big. It’s not on the same scale as Atlantic Station, but it still has all the requisite elements: apartments, restaurants, retailers, and office space. Everything looks great. The property is relatively new and clean. The landscaping is beautiful and the grounds are well kept. The whole place is nicely designed and aesthetically pleasing. There are charming European elements and lots of open-​air patio dining.
There’s a spacious parking garage in the center of the property with free parking. Free parking is limited to certain hours: If you enter the deck before 5pm, you get two hours free parking. If you enter the deck after 5pm, you get three hours free parking. During peak periods, parking attendants are present to assist folks entering and leaving the garage.
The community holds special events such as «Movies & Music in the Park» and farmers markets.
Emory Point’s main drag is Avenue Place, which runs through the center of the development. If you want to fully explore the shopping center, don’t forget to check out the shops and restaurants on the front side that run down Clifton Rd.

Only reason I didn’t give five stars is because I had to go to corporate with an issue. However, I just wanted to say that the customer service manager at the corporate office was very helpful and made a great effort to fix the problem. I really appreciated it!

New development with shops, restaurants, salons. I would love to be able to live in one of the apartments/​condos above this area!
It’s very clean, and there is free 2 hour parking in the garage before 5 pm, and 3 hours after. The metered parking only takes credit/​debit cards. The shopping destinations include Tin Lizzy’s, Marlows Tavern, Sweet Monkey (froyo), Solar Dimensions Tanning, Which Wich (sandwiches), CVS, fitness, and varius other shops. It looks promising to develop more.

I’m already very impressed by Emory Point — and it only seems to be about half done. Like most developments popping up these days, it’s a mixed development (similar to Atlantic Station), containing commercial properties (restaurants, shops, etc) and residential properties: modern condo-​esque apartments overlooking the shopping center.
The restaurant options are a huge draw for Emory Point — mainly due to «Restaurant of the Year»: The General Muir’s restaurant and the European chain, La Tagliatella. The rest of the options aren’t too shabby: popular chains serving American bar fare, such as Marlow’s Tavern and Tin Lizzys, there’s also a Which Wich, and Sweet Monkey — a fro-​yo café. Other tenants include a CvS and a few trendy fashion boutiques including fa’brik and American Threads.
There is free parking offered in the garage up to two hours (on the weekends, up to three hours) as well as metered street parking at $ 1 per hour.
Overall, I really like the set-​up, it’s nice having a fancy-​ish shopping center close by, without having to brave the traffic to get to Buckhead or Midtown.

Very cute set up! Definitely needs more shops and restaurants— I’m glad to see that they are now expanding!
It’s very convenient to walk down here when you are at the school of nursing/​cdc/​Rollins school of public health to grab a bite to eat! Very convenient! Just would like to see more restaurants here!

This was my first visit to Tin Lizzy’s, and will certainly be back.
Great atmosphere; good place to meet friends; inside and outside seating.
Loved the chips and guac dip — $ 9.00. Had 2 tacos — spicy shrimp (very good) and southwestern chicken (ungood! chicken was very dry and taste-​less). $ 3 — $ 4.00.
Parking is free in the covered garage for 2 hours. Street parking is $ 1.00 per hour, but it’s not plentiful.

Emory Point is another one of Atlanta’s miniature retail developments with shops, restaurants, and apartments. Since it’s not really large, the parking deck is a good place to park as all the spots in front of the stores are metered and with 2 hours free in the parking deck you can easily take your car out and go back in for 2 more free hours.
There are plenty of food options such as Marlow’s Tavern, Tin Lizzy’s Cantina, The General Muir, Which Wich, Sweet Monkey, and more. Plus a couple of shops such as American Threads or my favorite Loft, plus a few other shops. Overall it’s a pretty quiet area, traffic isn’t that bad until you get stuck in the parking deck behind a bunch of cars trying to get out and someone has lost their ticket, but there’s usually an attendant or security guard around to help out. Other than that, it’s an «A-​Ok» kinda place to hang out at.