Mall At Stonecrest

GUN SHOTS RUNG OUT TODAY! This mall made me feel afraid for my life today. The place was chaos ! People need to stop the violence ! This Mall is NOT SAFE!

A NEW DAY!
Each time I have heard of this mall, it has been in a negative context due to conflicts that have occurred primarily with unsupervised minors. Since 2009, a curfew has been implemented and minors are not allowed in the mall without supervision, (parent or legal guardian), after 4pm on Friday and Saturday evenings. Although there was no visible security in this mall, I felt perfectly safe here.
On this Sunday afternoon, all is quiet at the mall and it is actually very nice. There was really nothing to dislike about this mall, it has wide open spaces, plenty of bench seating and the floors are absolutely beautiful. We loved the holiday decorations and that North Pole setting was the best we have ever seen. The major anchors in this mall are Sears, Macy’s, Dillard’s, Kohl’s and JC Penney. There are quite a few urban stores and unique shops like a barber, shop, an art gallery and a shop specializing in African art and accessories.
We had a very cool and relaxed visit and enjoyed just walking around and taking it all in. One of the cool design features we noticed in this mall is their hidden escalators. The escalators are not located in the main corridor of the mall but off to the side and we really liked this feature because it did not disrupt the design aesthetic.
On the upper level, there was a food court with varied choices, such as Cajun, barbeque, salad, wings, sandwiches and Asian options. On the lower level you will find a nice play area for kids and a cool ride-​along train that parents and kids seemed to enjoy.
All of the stores were clean and organized and the employees were warm and welcoming. Loved it!
I would definitely return to this mall in the future and recommend it to families and others who just enjoy strolling the mall or need to get some shopping done.

I live down the street from the mall, and I’ve been in the neighborhood since before Stonecrest was built. I love the convenience too.
I like to spend my money where my tax dollars are at work. I chose not to go to Lenox, Perimeter, Etc. I have always been very pleased with the service, the police presence, and the all the store options to choose from. I have ALWAYS been able to find what I need at my mall «Stoncrest». I love it

Not worth the drive if you are coming from north atlanta or the buckhead area. The mall is kinda ghetto with hit or miss customer service. Imagine the mall of West end, greenbriar mall, south Dekalb mall, and Cumberland Mall during income tax season combined. That’s pretty much sums up this mall smh the outside gives the impression of tasteful clientele and high end stores, ha!!! Yeah right! The food court sucks, the bathrooms could be cleaner, there are a couple stores keeping the mall alive by a heartbeat but even their selections of merchandise are humdrum and better off ordering on line. There’s is a security presence but I don’t know how really effective they are **shrugs** I would shop town center mall before I come back out here!

I mall walk during lunch a lot of days. Its not that bad except for the guys at the kiosks constantly harrassing you as you walk by. It really makes me not want to come back. Lots of no name stores selling chinese clothes. But its large and clean and is kept up ok. Ive seen worse. Just wish tgey would control the guys at the kiosks and tell them to quit bothering people walking by

I don’t have much to say about this. This mall is okay. I like the food court options, but this mall is really ghetto, and it needs more shops. But I do like Hot Topic, Spencer’s Build-​a-​Bear, and Sear’s.

It’s a pretty cool mall, it caters more to teens. There are a lot of urban stores that carry basically the same type of clothing but other than that they have s a Bath and Body Works, Kohls, JC Penney, and Macy’s. Lots of restaurants on the outside and many other stores. One of the nicest malls in the Atlanta area.

Nice mall, seemed more of an outlet mall to me because they don’t have any high end stores. But it’s cool

Considering the size of this mall, I was somewhat impressed. The southern part of the U.S. certainly has a lot more space than the north. I am glad that I don’t have to frequent this mall. I know that I would be annoyed if I had to keep moving my car from building to the next. I wasn’t a fan of the store selection either. I walked out empty-​handed, which is a response no retailer should want to see or accept.

So, I guess you could say the best thing about this mall is the food court. The mall was filled with pushy sales people trying to sell perfume and hair stuff, and I think this is the mall where dying mall businesses go. We both had not heard of a lot of the stores, and the Hot Topic in here looked like it was going out of business. everything was on sale and super unorganized.

This review is actually more a review for the Lancome counter at Stonecrest. I have had nothing but excellent service from the Lancome counter ladies, specifically Aprille. She was professional, kind, and went above and beyond the call of duty. Aprille made me feel like I was the only customer in the world at that moment in time. I highly recommend seeing her for your foundation needs.

Compared to Lenox mall, this mall has easier parking with more «everyday» shopping stores. Its a clean mall with friendly employees. The architecture of the mall is a bit werid as their can be supporting circular walls in front of stories or in stores that disrupts your view. The mall should place more directories or information staff. Overall it was an okay mall with nothing really special except a huge forever 21 store. Cheers!

I agree with the other reviews on here in that this mall has seen better days when it first opened. But despite the economic challenges, this mall is hanging in there! Not too bad at all. Like other Atlanta malls, this mall does have some nice stores like Forever 21, AE, Aeropostale, Justice, Cache, and Build-​A-​Bear. Surprisingly, this mall also has a LVL X, a women’s upscale designer apparel store (the only mall in the entire southeast now that carries this specialty store). The new Boneheads restaurant is a nice draw also. New stores should be coming in later this year hopefully, making this mall even better.

I went to this mall to buy something out of stock in all the other malls.
Before going I was sure to look at some Unilocal reviews to know where I was going. The comments about the large African American community who shop here didn’t bother me but they were definitely true.
I walked in the mall and the first man I saw looked at me with a funny face like I didn’t belong here as if I was an alien. I probably never saw another Asian while I was there. But that has nothing to do with the mall and race is not a reason for ratings! I’m just saying.
The mall is alright. Nothing really to excite me. The mall itself seem pretty dead and I rather a mall be some what lively. A lot of it is athletic shoes… but the people at Planet Smoothie were very nice. I don’t have many words for this mall because it was a So-​so experience. Nothing great… nothing too terrible.
Not a mall I would take my time to go to.

Great place to get robbed, car jacked or car being broke into.
Many friends in the police line of work refuse to go here or allow their family to shop here.
When I do go its a in and out quick store visit when I know exactly what I need and where it’s at. Have your current license to carry a concealed weapon permit ready to show incase you need to protect your self. Also, keep your iPhone hidden!!!

I go here when I’m looking for my club attire. I never walk out empty handed! But Stonecrest is definitely not the closest mall to me, so I only go a few times a year.

OMG!!! I never seen so many negros shopping in a mall that looks like a non expensive Aventura mall before!!! I was culturally shocked! And there were no issues! U can’t even go into a flea market in Miami without someone fighting. I wouldn’t really know how a flea market is now its been almost 8yrs since I’ve been in one. Anyway, decent place to pass up time with decent stores.
I love how the guys with «sass» work at the Mac makeup booth! Cool beans!

Not my favorite mall but I enjoy the stonecrest mall area with the shops and eateries. The stores are great but not the largest, overall I can pick up some quick needs for the moment.

My rating says it all… I’ve experienced better. Sadly, I experienced better with the Mall at Stonecrest. I understand that retail stores took a hit with the economic turn but the loss of some key stores in the mall and surrounding complex have me concerned.
Though in a largely African American community it must be said we are not a monolith. If I see one more athletic appareal or cheap casual wear shop I am going to scream. Not everyone in our community shops in these stores.
There are still some ok national chain stores but I’m seeing more and more random stores pop up. I really hope mall mgmt can lure some more stores to create a more robust option of shopping. included in the mall. If not, I’ll have to head up 124 to Snellville.

Have to admit this is one of my favorite malls. Yes, there are some kids around, but I really think the mall is buckling down on this. The seem to have some kind of curfew in place now and that helps.
To me the most customer service friendly Forever 21 (see other post) is in the location.
What can I say that others havent said. Its a laid back atmosphere without a lot of high pressure sales stores.
I like the fact that the Yankee Candle store is still here, and even though they closed the Hallmark store, Yankee is still available for good gifts.
Macys is average, and their women’s department is one of the worst I’ve ever experienced style wise. They only carry Apple Bottom and Dereon in their womens urbanwear department.
The Macy’s men’s department however does carry Polo and Lacoste, which seems to be unheard of these days unless you visit Lenox Square. I prefer these traditional brands to the Sean Johns and Rocawear brands.
Foodcourt is good also… they have a Cinnabon. Also right off the food court is a full Mac Cosmetics kiosik, in case the one inside Macy’s is jammed. This works for when I just need a gloss or something and dont want to have to wait for the one Mac assosciate in Macy’s to finally be able to get to me.
Havent been to the Khol’s yet, but my aunt swears its one of the best when it comes to Khols.
Also…forget the Bakers shoes here and hit up Cathy Jean.