Shopping Centers & Malls in Buford, GA

“This was a fun place to visit when we were already in the area, but it’s not somewhere that I would recommend people go out of their way to visit. They had a wide selection of stores, including lush, which honestly makes up at least one solid point of my rating on here because there is no lush nearby where I live. I love that it has a movie theater inside. We definitely took advantage of that and saw a movie while we were there!
For how big it is and busy there wasn’t a feeling of being overcrowded or overwhelmed, which I appreciated. It was also fairly clean and well taken care of.”

“When I frequent The Plaza in Buford, GA you can guarantee I'm dining at Provinos Italian restaurant. Unbelievable recipes for each dish set Provinos in the top tier of Italian fare in Atlanta.”

“Nice big shopping area inside Buford that has a target & a Best Buy here plus a hobby lobby & other stores here as well plus it’s in a safe area & location to”

“I've eaten in the restaurant once and the food was pretty good, but my girlfriend has me stop every time we come to Atlanta to get their "Brown salsa" and chips!”

“Buying power tools has always been subjective, sometimes it's no different than having a favorite wine, beer or sports team it's a choice you have to make. Some make their decision based on first hand experience, some on experiences of their mentors or even family members - me I probably look at things a little differently, no it has nothing to do with my favorite color or because one is cheaper than the other I'm way to techie for that. To understand the performance of a power tool whether its cordless or it plugs into the wall, it's important to understand torque and rpm and how those apply to your application and of course the Ah (amp hours). Are you planning to use the tools at home infrequently or is this tool going to work with you everyday.First understand a few of the terms used to distinguish performance.Torque - Torque is a counterpart of force in rotational mechanics. The basic difference between them is that torque is the ability of a force to produce a twist around an axis. Example - Opening a bottle cap or turning a steering wheel are examples of torque.RPM (Revolutions per Minute) - this one is much simpler to explain RPM is used to indicate the speed of something by saying how many times per minute it will go around in a circle.Ah - Amp Hours - Simply put the higher the stated amp hours the longer the tool will operate at it's rated capacity before the battery needs to be recharged.Example: Have you've ever used drill motor with a hex bit to screw a fastener into something and the bit is spinning really fast but as the fastener goes into the material it starts to slow and struggles to get the fastener completely set before the drill stops and it won't go any further - well that's because it doesn't have enough torque, to drive the fastener all the way in, the speed of the rotation or RPM doesn't help you. so Its all about the application and something you should know before buying any power tool with a cord or with a battery.Ok regardless of the brand you purchase the above information applies - so why am I personally loyal to the Makita Brand? Well there are a few reasons:- The 18V / 36V LXT Battery Technology I use all my battery powered tools at home or in my RV and all the tools can use the same batteries and since my tools match the application I have never been left waiting on a battery to charge or have experienced issues with RPM or Torque.- Quality of the Makita Tools I own are second to none in their class, my tools have consistently performed at a high level.- Warranty - This OEM will back their tools when there are issues during the warranty period when the tools show they have not been abused or used in a manner that they were not designed for.It wasn't a difficult choice for me, all my stuff is still operating fine so I'll continue to invest in Makita Tools...”

“Bob was incredibly kind and so helpful. He was patient and thorough as he helped us match the perfect rugs together. They had so many beautiful options. I highly recommend!”

“Buying power tools has always been subjective, sometimes it's no different than having a favorite wine, beer or sports team it's a choice you have to make. Some make their decision based on first hand experience, some on experiences of their mentors or even family members - me I probably look at things a little differently, no it has nothing to do with my favorite color or because one is cheaper than the other I'm way to techie for that. To understand the performance of a power tool whether its cordless or it plugs into the wall, it's important to understand torque and rpm and how those apply to your application and of course the Ah (amp hours). Are you planning to use the tools at home infrequently or is this tool going to work with you everyday. First understand a few of the terms used to distinguish performance. Torque - Torque is a counterpart of force in rotational mechanics. The basic difference between them is that torque is the ability of a force to produce a twist around an axis. Example - Opening a bottle cap or turning a steering wheel are examples of torque. RPM (Revolutions per Minute) - this one is much simpler to explain RPM is used to indicate the speed of something by saying how many times per minute it will go around in a circle. Ah - Amp Hours - Simply put the higher the stated amp hours the longer the tool will operate at it's rated capacity before the battery needs to be recharged. Example: Have you've ever used drill motor with a hex bit to screw a fastener into something and the bit is spinning really fast but as the fastener goes into the material it starts to slow and struggles to get the fastener completely set before the drill stops and it won't go any further - well that's because it doesn't have enough torque, to drive the fastener all the way in, the speed of the rotation or RPM doesn't help you. so Its all about the application and something you should know before buying any power tool with a cord or with a battery. Ok regardless of the brand you purchase the above information applies - so why am I personally loyal to the Makita Brand? Well there are a few reasons: - The 18V / 36V LXT Battery Technology I use all my battery powered tools at home or in my RV and all the tools can use the same batteries and since my tools match the application I have never been left waiting on a battery to charge or have experienced issues with RPM or Torque. - Quality of the Makita Tools I own are second to none in their class, my tools have consistently performed at a high level. - Warranty - This OEM will back their tools when there are issues during the warranty period when the tools show they have not been abused or used in a manner that they were not designed for. It wasn't a difficult choice for me, all my stuff is still operating fine so I'll continue to invest in Makita Tools...”

“Huge thank you to Sharlin at Swarovski! I came in with a chain that I honestly thought was impossible to untangle, and she worked absolute magic. She was incredibly sweet, patient, and careful throughout the whole process. I truly appreciated how kind and reassuring she was.

Also, the store manager Crystal was wonderful as well — both of them made the experience so pleasant and never made me feel stressed or embarrassed about bringing in such a tangled mess. Exceptional customer service from start to finish. Thank you both again!”