Wow PCM is really an amazing huge industrial space filled with so much good food and drink it's almost overwhelming. We spent better part of 4hrs here a few days ago just exploring and trying so many different things from Bibi lamb and labneh sandwich to another amazing sandwich at El Pan. Had cocktails at Atrium. Could've eaten my way through the entire place although that would take months. Cannot wait to go back!

– Addi Hou

Such a neat market with GREAT variety in both food options and unique shops.

We did a little browsing in the shops, but we're mainly there for lunch options in the food hall.

My sisters both got fabulous Mexican food from one restaurant, while I had chose El Super Pan for lunch. I got the boxed lunch with a 1/2 Cubano, side salad (or you can get a side of rice & beans), a cookie, and my choice of agua Fresca (I picked guava, but the soursop was amazing, too!). All of that for $16. I couldn't even finish it all.

Multiple options for dessert or a sweet treat, but we settled on Saint Germain. Nice variety of macarons, chocolates, and exquisite pastries. They're all so beautiful, it's hard to take that first forkful.

I limited myself to just one dessert to take with me, and it was a great choice. I got the pear tart, which was so dense it felt like it weighed a pound! It ended up being eaten over three separate sittings. You can't make a wrong choice there, I truly believe.

So much to see and do there. It is a definite repeat stop the next time we're in ATL. I can only imagine how spectacular the living spaces are there

– Erin Campbell

My wife and I had a great time at the Ponce City Market. Parking was easy and fairly inexpensive ($7-3hrs.). Tons of great restaurants and shops to explore. It was very clean and decorated beautifully for Halloween.

– Greg Heinisch