I have been shopping at Pattywhacks for at least 10 years. I…read morelove the adorable clothes and accessories! Susan H.

Been buying from Pattywhacks for a few years, they have the cutest boutique style clothes! My…read morechildren really love getting new clothes from here!

Their clothes are adorable -- one of the only places in Raleigh to find very classic, well-made,…read moresweet children's clothing. The quality and attention to detail on the little coats and dresses reminds me of when I taught at a children's school in Paris and of beautiful, classic children's clothing from past generations. The staff is very helpful and welcoming to you and your children. They also have some cute bowbands for baby girls and some reasonably-priced and original baby shower gifts.

From the owner: The finest children's clothing and unique baby gifts in Raleigh, NC and the Triangle. Shutterbugs…read moreBoutique carries heirloom clothing for portraits, Christenings, Baptisms, flower girls, and ring bearers. We also have a large selection of smocked clothing, play clothes, outerwear and shoes for boys and girls.

Had the best experience here! Such a great selection of children's clothes that you really can't…read morefind anywhere else. Worth the drive

This is a cute little boutique in the heart of Five Points. I stopped in after having lunch with…read moremy mom at Lily's Pizza. This was back in December just a few days before Christmas so I decided to do a little Christmas shopping for my friends. The boutique carries a variety of hand crafted items such as scarves, shawls, hats, and clothing. I bought a really pretty scarf for a friend and she loved it. I certainly recommend Peddler's Moon as a place to buy gifts for your girlfriends!

Grand opening was great. Everything is half price. They have the cutest kids and baby clothes at…read morethis location. I am very impressed!

Not stroller or kid friendly! There is a step you cannot get up with stroller in tow. The…read moreclothing is cute but merchandised tight and close together so it's off putting to look at and overwhelming. They carry quintessential proper southern clothing for children. Hand smocked dresses and jumpers. One lady spoke to me but that's because I chatted her up and complimented her on her dress! Oh yes bring your credit card because you will be paying for the privilege of shopping at a boutique!

This store has a great selection of boutique children's clothing, but the store and staff are not…read morevery kid-friendly. It's fine if I'm shopping alone, but I have gotten dirty looks and remarks to mind my child in the store when I've brought her in to try things on.

I'm posting this in hopes that nobody else has to deal with this mind-blowingly terrible customer…read moreservice. If I could give them negative stars I would. So here's why you should avoid Janie & Jack's Raleigh location if you want to be treated like a human being. I returned a small hat that I bought for my daughter because it didn't fit her. Upon returning the item (the same-day), return was processed, and the money that I spent was refunded to another card that I am not the owner of, in error. When I brought this up to the staff, they refused to correct the mistake and told me they could do nothing for me. They directed me to their customer service corporate number that also informed me because it was an in-store return that they could also do nothing to help me get the refund corrected and on my card, so neither the location or the corporate office were willing to return the money to me that I spent there. They essentially stole my money and refused to do anything about it. Pure insanity. They hid behind "systems limitations" in correcting it, but also offered any other recourse at all. After repeated attempts to resolve this, I was spoken to rudely by three separate employees at the location and also hung up on by one employee at the location after telling me, they can do nothing for me. Stop calling. This is easily the worst customer service experience of my life and I would caution anybody from ever doing business with the Raleigh, North Carolina location. The pure and utter indifference and frankly hostile attitude for refunding my money was baffling. It's basically like if I got an item from them and paid the store next door then couldn't understand why they think I should pay them. Anyways, what an awful place. Stay away.

When I found out I was going to be an Aunt, visions of tiny checkerboard Vans, Fugazi onesies and…read moreskull patterned recieving blankets danced in my head. Then I remembered it wasn't my baby and headed over to Janie and Jack. Gorgeous traditional clothes, layettes and accessories with a staff knowledgable about sizing. It is pricey but if you size up a season you can find steals. I found a hand knit romper and silver Mary Janes for under $20. The store is neatly laid out unlike the chaos that is Gymboree where the shoppers behave like that last pair of teddy bear print tights was the antidote to the poison they just swallowed.

I wasn't sure what I was expecting, but I was pleased with my visit to the Cameron Village shopping…read morecenter this evening. It's not quite a shopping center and it's definitely not a mall. It's more like a carefully zoned outdoor entertainment center. Almost a "riverwalk" or "town center" that I've seen in other places. Surface streets cross through Cameron Village but there's lots of parking and you can easily miss parts of it because it's just a large retail and dining center. Jewelry, coffee, nails, clothing, sporting goods, medical professionals, all sorts of stuff here. I enjoyed my time and will be back. [Review 11604 overall, 1384 of 2019.]

Cameron Village is a very interesting place in Raleigh. It's located right near NC state so this…read morearea swarms a lot of traffic. Not my cup of tea. Best described as a cross between the East Village of NYC and south shore of Long Island. A bunch of restaurants and non- commercial shopping all jumbled into an outdoor shopping / dining Mecca. Cameron is best to visit on a gorgeous day. There are miles of stores and quaint restaurants. I visited here during lunch and had a hard time finding the Flying Biscuit. It's located across from Wells Fargo ( the bandits of the banking world). They have quite a lot of furniture, home decor and posh boutiques for women. Today I made the biggest mistake of dining at Which Wich. Terrible sandwich place. There were so many other great restaurants that lined this area. Check it out tourists.

I miss this place so much. Nothing out here compares to cute & affordable girls clothes.read more

I regularly order online and pick up in-store, and the staff here are always wonderful--pleasant,…read morehelpful, and genuinely kind. The 3.9 rating doesn't reflect my experience at all. A couple of extreme one-star reviews are dragging it down, but if you actually shop here, you'll find a great team that goes out of their way to help. Don't let the rating fool you--this is a good store with good people.

I absolutely love that there is a Duluth location in Cary! I have been buying their clothes online…read morefor years and so enjoy that I can now shop in store. Duluth clothing is expensive but that is because it is going to last you FOREVER!! I'd rather pay a high price for an item one time than pay a low price for an item many times. I have worn my Duluth fleece jacket nearly every single day for the past 3 years and it is still good as new. I really like their Dry-On-The-Fly collection. I wore my Dry-On-The-Fly pants on a recent trip to Ireland and they were perfect for the damp days. The staff members in the store are super friendly and helpful. A lady even helped me find the Dry-On-The-Fly shorts in my size, she located them in the back room and saved me from ordering online.