Clothes, shoes, quirky little gift items with corny play on word puns. Discounts offered. Sold us…read moresocks that although they keep your feet warm quite well, when we got home realized they had a hole in them. I don't live close enough to go back for a refund. Then I didn't like that the cashier was blowing her nose like a Louis Armstrong trumpet before handling our payment.

Lots of great stuff in this little shop, a terrific selection of cards, gifts, jewelry and artwork…read moreat the front, and in the back is a surprising collection of high quality women's apparel and shoes. Crocs, Merrell, Cut-Loose, Russ Berens, Sacred Threads are among the lines carried here, the clothing is well-chosen for the seasons, lots of linen and cotton and natural fibers, which are all a delight to throw on in the hot summer months.

Love that this organized thrift store supports women and men that can find nice clothes at a decent…read moreprice. I felt like I was shopping in a high end store that has affordable prices. It's organized and is sorted by size.

Excelent store! Tidy and well kept. Nice selection of items, everything from cat collars to silver…read morepleated cutlery. Good value for affordable prices. Nice staff and very kind lady at the checkout. I'll be coming back

First time I have been in this business. They are an Outfitters , you can purchase clothing for…read moretreks, backpacking, excursions, climbing, hiking, and kayaking and more. All the gear is here from gourmet freeze dried foods to backpacks and all the accessories. I picked up a jar of local honey while I was there. I already have all the stuff they sell except mine is 50 years old plus. Friendly staff.

Excellent service, fast shipping, and a great price! The staff was very responsive and was able to…read moreget me the gear we needed before our camping trip. Thank you!

I LOVE Rumors!! I make the drive from GSO to Chapel Hill to shop new items and honestly, this is…read morethe only place where I sell/donate my clothes that I no longer need in my closet. Any items that you bring and they accept will give you 35% CASH BACK, while STORE CREDIT is 65% (personally I use store credit). There's always something good I find here and never leave the store empty. Price point for their items are reasonable unless you find more of the higher end brands at a higher price. Recently, I found 2 Urban Outfitter items and A New Day (Target) trench coat jacket for $8! Overall, Rumors is an awesome spot to buy thrifted items. The employees that I encountered with are cool and sweet, and is very close to UNC campus since they're located on Franklin St and minutes away from Carrboro.

Prices are insane. $20 for a shirt... a used shirt. I might as well buy it used. Also, street…read moreparking, sucks. On the bright side- employees were nice, seemed like it was well organized

Lark has casual clothes in brands like Orla Kiely and Weston Wear - anthropologie-esque, on a…read moresmaller scale, lots of unique sweaters and t-shirts. They also have some nice jewelry and home decor items. This is also the only place where I was able to find those little sticky tabs that close up gaps in between the buttons on oxford shirts.

Really fabulous store in Chapel hill that made me feel like I am back in LA at one of the better…read moreboutiques I used to shop at. Friendly helpful owner and just the right amount of clothes to look at. They carry beautiful items from clothing to shoes to wonderful jewelry.

Clearly a shop catering only to older women, I went in to browse and was ignored by all three women…read moreemployed there. Then, when I went to browse the dresses and sales in the back, I was followed by one of the older women mentioned earlier. Finally, I purchased one small item and walked to the counter, but I was not greeted and was basically ignored until she said, 'Put your card there.' This was the worst service experience in Carrboro, with a limited selection and overpriced items.

Poor experience. They were having a sale so busy but staff was dismissive and i was told i was too…read morebig.. I am not. 150 lbs and 5 10.. but even if i was , not very nice.

Two stores in one. Studio 17 is home to two small shops: one side with a jewelry designer and the…read moreother side a retailer of bohemian-style clothes. Both are remarkable in their own way. Depending on when you stop in, one or the other will be in the shop but both are versed in the wares offered by the other. If one can't answer a question, she'll be honest about it instead of making something up. Truthfulness with no sales hype is always good. Although the clothing side promotes itself in its name as "New Karma for Old Threads", I didn't really see it. I suppose because some of the jeans look worn and the clothing has that soft well-washed appearance, it might lead to thinking they've been repurposed. They're not. Cute, comfortable, and with that worn look that whispers "old" but to someone familiar with the brand actually says "not cheap". Happily it's not screaming "outrageous," either. The clothes look cute, comfortable, and with more than meets the eye. The jewelry side (Jewelry by Monnda) is equally interesting. Although most of it was not my particular style, I still appreciated the artisanship that went into it. There are some beautiful pieces. Some things made using materials already cut; others made from the base materials give a full picture of the jewelry/metal-smith's work. Silver, copper, some gold, precious stones: everything you'd expect. On this particular day, I think she was holding a class, but she and her student (?) let me behind the counter to see the in -process design and answered questions. Fascinating stuff.

Love Andrea and her amazing creations. She can take any material and make you a beautiful itemread more

The staff is so helpful and there are always enough employees to help with sizing and…read morerecommendations. This is one of my favorite clothing stores and I love to stop in when I'm in Chapel Hill. They sell higher quality clothing that stands the rest of time and great staple pieces and dresses. Elizabeth

I spotted this shop before I ate at Carolina Brewery on a visit back to Chapel Hill. We checked it…read moreout after lunch. It is located in downtown Chapel Hill, specializing in ladies fashion and accessories. They're not cheap brands but the selection is well curated. The staff were welcoming and seemed very attentive the day I went. I think we spoke with the manager, who shared with us that there was another location opening in Charlotte. While I didn't purchase anything last time, I would stop in again.

good restaurants all in one village square (Merlion has wonderful variety of Asian/Singapore,…read morenoodles, seafood, - I'm really picky about Asian food & don't like regular Chinese restaurants)- & I wish I could eat here every week. Pazzo's is actually quiet enough to have a conversation even when the restaurant is full! I'm hooked on their Rainbow Trout stuffed with olives and artichokes...we take company here & have never had a disappointing meal. Very nice bar, too Lumina Theatre is so nice and this Village has music on lawn all summer (Sundays) & movies outside on Fri & Sat. Some nice stores (Bloom & Cottage Shop) so you can skip the shopping center.

This is just another dime-a-dozen preplanned village in the Triangle. Now, I love a lot of the…read moreshops in here--don't get me wrong. But the village itself lacks personality based on my few visits. It's out in the country--far away from downtown Chapel Hill. There are some office spaces, but mostly the village has restaurants and other businesses. Behind it is a neighborhood. Parking is plentiful, and it's decently designed so that it doesn't feel like the handful of shops/restaurants are swallowed up by the giant parking lot. However, the whole area seems to lack personality or anything to give it character.

Was walking around on main and I saw this super cute shop from across the street so my cousin and…read moredecided to check it out . There are so many beautiful things jewelry, pendants you can hang up in your house or porch , Art , bath and body stuff and little bit of this and that! The ladies in the shop were so nice they greeted us right away and let us know if we needed anything to let them know. I picked up several things shopping a little early for Christmas. They even rapped everything up so beautifully. So I am set to just put them underneath the tree. Next time I am in the area I will definitely be back !! Thank you so much !!!

I love this shop, it's fun and eclectic. They have a huge selection of items from soap and coasters…read moreto puzzles and blown glass ornaments. Staff are always friendly