I so wish I had found this place before I redecorated. I know how ridiculous the markup is in…read moreretail furniture, and refuse to buy into the idea that there is any justification for spending $3000 on a sofa (unless it washes dishes and has a USB port for my Ipod- maybe then we'll talk). Carlton & Co. has some lovely elegant, unique and comfortable furnishings without the b.s. and hefty price tag. Good craftsmanship, will easily last you until you are tired of it in 5 years.

Beautiful collection of goods from multiple vendors. Very helpful sales staff showed me items from…read moredifferent vendors.

I had a fantastic experience at Hunt & Gather. My friends and I decided, on a whim, to go check out…read morean antique store. We stumbled upon Hunt & Gather on Yelp and went. This store is pretty big inside; you would never know it by looking at it from outside. It is filled with treasures both big and small. Like any antique store (or like most), it is a bit crowded with items. Personally, I like that. You really are 'hunting' for treasures here. Yesterday I found this beautiful trinket on the floor of a booth...I would have never found it had I been in a rush. I highly recommend you take your time here. Google reviewers seem more critical of Hunt & Gather and its staff...but personally I had a very different experience. On Google, people wrote that staff was following them, being rude, and that this place was overpriced. Now...your mileage may vary...but I found the staff to be extremely kind. They would check in on me a couple times just to see if I needed help, but largely let me do my own hunting in peace. I think some items are certainly pricey and I can't quite understand why, but by and large I found the prices to be competitive. For example, you can get an entire Noritake china set (with 12 settings!) for $450. Anywhere else this could go easily for $700+. You can buy some dupes at HomeGoods for sure, but HomeGoods aint that cheap -- and I'd argue some of the pieces here are priced even more competitively than HomeGoods. I bought 3 chinoiserie vases/jars yesterday (at ~$30 a pop) and am soooo enamored by them. All in all, I'd recommend you swing by especially if you're furnishing, or refurnishing, your home. There are some really nice things here....and I think I may come by every now and then just to see what's in stock!

Love this store! So much to see and so many unique brands and artists…read more We spent about 1/2 hour in Deco Raleigh, but could have stayed longer and spent a lot of money. Bought a clever dish towel from BlueQ, some magnets, bookmarks and some very unique gifts. Highly recommend!

Cute shop. Employees looked miserable, never once greeted anyone that walked in and barely spoke…read morewhen I was making my purchase.

Jeff and his team at Nadeau are the absolute best. Walking through the store is kind of like…read morehunting for treasure, you'll never know what you'll find. And if you love it, snag it. Because it may never show up again as all pieces are one of a kind. We missed out on getting a lovely console table but pro tip, join the newsletter for email updates. Two months later we saw an even better console in the newsletter and rushed back. It's the perfect addition!

I loved everything in this store. Modern, mid century, farmhouse, you name it. Quality furniture…read more Decent prices. The price point is a little higher, but I also thought it may be a consignment store when I walked by and it is not, so for new furniture the price is what you would expect. The staff was awesome as well. Definitely worth checking out.

I don't know how the service is at night in the Garner Belks, but the long daytime waits to pay for…read moreitems has got to be killing this business. I have shopped Belks my whole life in different cities, looking for good reductions in items to dress up my wardrobe, nice jewelry, and quality beddings and linens. The customer service was as excellent as the products they sell, A+. And then there is this store.... I cannot understand why this store only has 1-2 cashiers working in the store at a time. There have been several times I picked out several items to purchase but did not have another 30-45 minutes to wait in the long lines. I dropped the items I intended to buy ($75.00-$300) on a random rack and had to keep my appointments elsewhere. I end up buying similar items from other stores and online, and don't go back to that Belks for 6 months. I waited 40 minutes again today, and the people waiting with me were as frustrated and disgusted as I was. This store has no respect for their customers, our needs, and our busy schedules. If your cashiers can't quickly handle Clients' payments and questions, they need more training or be assigned other duties where they don't interact with the public as much. People trying to check out also shouldn't have to wait behind people making returns. Today I waited 42 minutes to get to a cashier to pay for my items, behind 5 other customers.

I had an issue with a product that I brought from the store a while back. I called prior to going…read moreto the store and spoke to a manager that advised me that she could assist me with my problem. Once I arrived she did just that. Another employee that I came in contact was also very helpful and personable during our interaction. The store had several great sales on clothing and shoes during my visit. I wish I had more time to shop at that time.

Whenever I come to downtown Raleigh I like to stop by the store. The store partners with women in…read moreAfghanistan and Ethiopia and all over the world for a fair trade. I really like their clothes because they are modern and affordable however well-made. When I walked into the store yesterday they had free apple cider that you can sip on while walking around and shopping. Besides clothing they also have jewelry and candles and cards and little knickknacks. There is a kids section with kids toys and books about how to be inclusive. I love their vibe and it's a very nice store which also has Instagram stories weekly so you can kind of see what they have in stock before you go there. It is a small business so it's nice to shop small.

I had the most wonderful time "shopping with a purpose" at The Flourish Market's new…read morelocation..downtown Raleigh..at 307 W. Martin St. Raleigh, NC 27601. It is a block up from Cam Museum and one block from Morgan Street food hall. *****PARKING TIP: Street parking is free after 5pm, and if those spots aren't available, there are several paid parking lots around the corner. The Flourish Market is a unique boutique that sells sustainable fashions, gifts,accessories and more from artisians! It is a space owned by a woman who is a champion for all women. There is so much positive energy in that store, that you can't help but to keep coming back for more! The staff will welcome you and serve you a rasberry mimosa or La Croix for you to enjoy while shopping. This new and larger location also offers: * a coworking space called The Locality, for Triangle-based female entrepreneurs * a new coffee lounge * more dressing rooms * a larger selection of gift items * the addition of baby and children's clothing * more home decor items *a space for the expansion of the store's online business ***SHOPPING TIP: Stop by The Florish Market in Downtown Raleigh,NC until August 1st to pick out a new favorite find. Use code SHOPWITHMEANING in-store or online for 20% OFF your 1st purchase! * What I purchased : I got some metal straws, which my daughter has been asking for to help save the turtles..They were $3 each. I treated myself to a floral print,summer dress for $42! It has pockets and I just love how it flows and feels on my skin!

Walked in and not one salesperson greeted me or asked if they could help me with anything. They…read moreweren't busy helping other customers and we're just moving items about the store. I noticed that they didn't greet other people that walked in behind me either. when I was leaving, I held the door for the lady who was walking out behind me and one sales person gave me a dirty look, but you didn't offer to help me. You didn't know what I went in there for so I figured you didn't want my business.

From the owner: The Ballard Designs store is located on the corner of Daniel Street and Cameron Street in the newly…read morerenovated Village District, formerly known as Cameron Village. Parking is easy and convenient. Your home is an oasis, a place to make memories and to express who you really are. And that's where Ballard Designs can help. We're much more than just a source for beautiful home furnishings and decor. Here, you'll find inspiration, excitement and all the ingredients you need to transform your decorating ideas into reality.

I tried calling Lowe's Home Improvement about the several bag of fiberglass blowing in and out of…read moretraffic in front of their store today. So far no action has being taken since reporting it in the AM and now in the afternoon. The bags are between 401 & Mechanical road (to the left of McDonald's). Now this Lowe's store is becoming more of an eyesore, along with the mismatched paint job they had done under their Lowe's sign. For the sake of your customers and the community, please try harder to keep your store better maintained.

We needed to get some paint for a project that we were doing. We were able to find what we were…read morelooking for. All the workers were super awesome and it was a quick and easy checkout process! The value of the goods is always above par!