Underground Atlanta Review

Emo night 11/15 was awesome!! Will definitely be there for future ones.

The underground was sold to an investment company, so most if not all of the leases are not being renewed once they expire. It feels empty and not as busy. I am excited about the new transformation and hopeful for our city that we will enjoy a new and better experiences downtown at and around the underground location.

Honestly not hugely impressive. Cool architecture, but really just an underground mall. Follow the signs from five points marta

We actually went to The Masquerade for a concert. It had been years since I had been and did not realize the location had moved. It was not a problem to find with Google's walking directions. The venue was extremely clean on the inside, amazingly clean. The staff who were all working there were extremely nice and pleasant to talk to. Every single person was welcoming. I would go back just because of the people who work there. The acoustics on the inside are perfect for a concert. I would absolutely add this as one of my favorite concert locations, with the exception of the fact that it is in Underground Atlanta... there is just not much to do in that area unless you go a few blocks away, but that is no fault of The Masquerade. I loved it and would definitely go back. The restrooms were also exceptionally clean.

This place used to be the place to go to do all your shopping now it looks like they just need to shut it down. Barely any store and looks dirty and unkept.

Shady and shoty. Security guard was rude about the no sitting rule street level. More like ghost town than underground.

Not a very good selection of stores n only two places to eat, Subway & a Hawaiian theme eatery

I visited Underground ATL recently for the first time in several years. I was very disappointed, it was not what I remember it being. There are no good shops, it has a very dismal appeal and it is mostly vendor carts selling crummy trinkets. We also felt very unsafe there as there was a large number of sketchy people and groups of shady looking teens.

Everybody suggested we should go to Underground Atlanta. How very frustrating! This is the closest to a dirty, dump that once saw a better life. Most of the stores are gone out of business.

I hear that it's changed ownership since my last visit. It's no longer owned by the City of Atlanta. The quality of the complex took a nosedive under their care. Hopefully, the new owner can restore it to what.it once was.

Not what it used to be..couple of stores and a few food vendors

Abandoned. Transients everywhere. Stay away and be careful if you must visit it.

A lot of the stores are gone and it's ran down now.

Everybody left ... but there's still action in Kenny's alley

It isn't really what we expected, more like a mall rather than how it was advertised

We went on a Sunday afternoon there weren't many shops or places to eat. The place was pretty ran down and lots of homeless in the bathroom.

Love everything about it. Always have loved the smell.

Finally found a place that had Atlanta souvenirs that were not overpriced as well as had options!

Not a place to go during the day. It's a nightlife place.

Went to see 69 Eyes, loved them and had a great time!

Nice place to visit and catch a live show! Lots to do in the area!

Mayor is a jackazz!! They won,t to close Underground!! That,s going to start more violence!!! I miss eating good soul food here!! I miss shopping here for cheaper prices!!!

The Underground is not the same as it once was. Now there are fewer vendors, shops, and places to dine. Hopefully, the Underground will get it's spark back sometime soon. Keeping my fingers crossed

Underground Atlanta is beautiful. I see a lot of businesses leaving it though, I heard that someone bought it and planning to do something with it. Excited to see what is coming

I don't know what's supposed to be there, exactly, but we found not much. Paid $20 to park and go look at... nothing. There is a very large building there that is closed to the public. I think the stores we wanted to visit were in there. Perhaps Underground Atlanta is under renovations. Of so, the city should put notices up. Giving two stars because the guys running the Foot Locker were super nice. But it was super cold in there, and it had way less inventory than a regular Foot Locker.

Went down there in the evening with the kids to ride the scooters but found so much more to do and experience.

It's closed. Also it is not in a very safe area of downtown. I don't recommend this area

Its not what it use to be but still has nice things! I m a around the world shopper from LA garment district to New York China Town and this is still one of the many on my list. There isn t a lot of women s clothing but they still have the Heel store with all varieties plus lovely sandals for wide calves to skinny calves also some clothing not a ton but a few things! They have mostly men s clothes and sneaker joints! And let s face it we all know a exclusive shoes. I love there journeys and the crystal oils are totally worth it! If looking for a gold front grill made the day it s paid it s on the side streets in the market. But women I would refer you to the other popular malls not just Lennox square

Has been closed years and its not publicized very widely. Its got an apocalyptic feel. Quite creepy.

Don't go. Everything is closed except for cheap spandex clothing stores and souvenir merch. Very sad place. Also lots of homeless outside.

A big change from it's beginning but still a nice place for a concert

Probably one of my best study spots yet! I can really appreciate a coffee shop that goes out of its way to provide a great experience for its customers, not only in terms of the beverages but space and facilities as well. WiFi is great, noise levels are low, and prices are fair.

Very cool place, just needs to be filled with more shops, too many empties...

I had no idea it was closed. Very disappointing. Even worse, as we were walking back to the parking garage there were a family of rats in the bushes going into the garage. We didn't venture out much more after that

It's an okay location above ground since the underground aspect of this historical landmark has been sold to a contractor.

I had been asking the locals about Underground Atlanta and none of them were ever excited to talk about it. An Uber driver even told me, "it's not what it used to be." I was unimpressed when I finally stepped foot in UA. I was disappointed because I did not see lots of shops - many stores were vacant. Not really sure why this shows up on "Things to do in Atlanta" lists.

Could use a little cleaning in some areas but it is a really cool area especially for photos. The Masquerade was amazing. Had a blast.

Wasted money on parking to find out its closed. Yall need to update to permanently closed!!!! Extremely frustrating.

Great venue with a safe environment and great sound system and vibe from people at the Masquerade!

The underground isnt even open why is it still even advertised as open with stores. Waste of time and gas.

It is a fun place to go n shop at n they have good food.

I like eating vegetarian options at the China breeze restaurant.

Terrible
No air conditioning
No stores
Smells like sewage

Only used the parking deck. It was very convenient and reasonably priced for parking for the Falcons game.

It would have been okay but they were in the process of remodeling it and there were no stores open at all the thing that is most but we did have a good concert

Was not open, no notifications to let you know online that the place was even closed.

It was the only place open. The service was slow.and the waitress was stingy with the topping.

It's not much in here just depends on what you need at the moment.

I went out there when I was little to visit my aunt in Kennesaw. Dope ass mall and its underground!

This place is kind of sad, because it's so lonely and quiet. I've been here a handful of times and each time I go it seems even more deserted before. Very few shops open and almost no people. It just doesn't seem to attract a lot of business, which is too bad, because it's in a cool location and there are some cool little kiosk shops there. It's a 90s-hot-spot-turned-ghost-town.

This is a nice tourist spot. When I first visited Atlanta this place was recommended by a friend. We walked around and there are nice shops to visit and restaurants to grab a snack and a bite or a drink around there. It is usually pretty crowded but that is to be expected with a popular tourist spot. Not that we live in ATL I still visit every now and then. It will always be a special place for our family. Go during the day time and you may see some popular people. I once saw Usher Raymond there. That was cool.

Depressing. Very rundown and ugly. Needed a major upgrade.