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Beth Shalom Gift Shop

Retailer · Dunwoody

✓ Checked October 18, 2026

About

Volunteer-run Judaica gift shop at Congregation Beth Shalom on Winters Chapel Road in Dunwoody. It offers a curated selection of Judaica and religious items such as mezuzahs, tallitot and kiddush cups, along with jewelry, candles, cards, books and holiday gifts.

What they carry

Mezuzah & STaMPrimary specialty
Seforim & BooksAlso carries
Tallit & TzitzitAlso carries

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