If you don't leave this place 5 stars I hope cats find your body when you pass away and eat your…read moreface off. For real, if you can't give an organization that only exists to help helpless animals, then you are a garbage human being. First off, cats! I mean, who doesn't love natures best killing machine. It's like evolution took all the great qualities of a killer, a predator, gave it amazing agility and balance, stealth, knives for fingers and then said, lets make you tiny and cute so humans can pick you up and snuggle a death machine. This place is super small and their parking lot holds like 5 cars. If it's full just park across the street at the recreation center and walk the nice path over to the cat cafe. Be sure to pray before you cross 401 because you'll need the extra help with all of these imported Yankee drivers. Inside most of the space is dedicated to cats, big surprise right??? There is a small bar with a counter to make your order. Maybe 2 tables and then a bench with a glowing neon sign meant for taking photos for the gram. There are a few small tables outside and around to the front of the building. You need to make reservations to see the kitties. It's about $10 per person weekdays and $12 on the weekend for a 45 minute session. You may take your drinks in and the kitties may try to get a sip if you have something delicious. Socks are required, if you don't have any they do sell some for $4-5 a pair. There are 8-10 spots available depending on the time of day. So if you book five spots for your family, you may be mixed in with 5 other individuals. There is plenty of room and this isn't an issue but you can book the entire room for the hour for $110. Remember, all of this money goes to support taking care of the cats including food and really expensive vet care. Finally, you came here for cats right, not really for drinks...but the drinks are really good. We usually get boba. They have very limited options not a full menu like you'd find at Bep or other boba dedicated cafés. Like I love jasmine and they don't have it here. But I usually just get taro and it's fine. Their Thai iced tea with boba is pretty good. You can adjust the sweetness and the amount of ice so I usually get light ice and 25% sweet to save a few calories. They have coffee, chai, hot chocolate, tea and a few other items. Enjoy a drink and help some kitties!

This is my first visit to a cat cafe and it was so much fun! I love cats and haven't had my own for…read morea while so it was fun to hang out with all these different kitties for an hour. You start by making a reservation for the cat room ahead of time. Make sure you bring socks because you will have to leave your shoes in a cubby once you enter. When you arrive, you can get a drink to take in with you. They have coffee, teas and boba drinks - I had a watermelon fruit tea and it was way too sweet for me - I wish I had got a coffee instead but live and learn. The staff are super friendly and everyone else enjoyed their drinks. When you are ready, you get a little briefing then they let you into the cat room. The cats are all up for adoption and this place gives them a chance to get a little socialization before they find their new homes. When we were there they had about a dozen hanging around in different spots. There are plenty of places to sit and toys you can use to play with the cats if you want. The time flew by and I was sad to leave, but happy I got a cat fix in. There are lots of cute gifts to buy for your favorite cat lover.

Such a sweet little place in downtown Carthage, connecting cats with potential adopters while also…read moresocializing through the use of their cat room and cafe. They have a cute assortment of gifts and souvenirs, a coffee bar, and a room of cats and kittens in the back to play with. Prices are reasonable, the cats are super friendly, and they share information about the adoptable cats to line up new families for them. I'm personally not a cat person or owner, but it was a fun visit and I would come again. They have unique hours so definitely make sure to check the website prior, but other than that it's a nice little activity to do while you're in town or looking for things to do.

Adorable and adoptable cats, friendly and knowledgeable staff, place is very clean! Such a fun…read moreplace to go have a coffee and hang with cute kitties!

4/5 We visited 2 Dog…read moreDeli recently, and it was a mixed bag -- some high points and a few letdowns. I ordered the Dotson, their footlong "all the way" hotdog, and it was delicious. I would absolutely get this again!!Super flavorful, great texture, and just hit the spot. Easily the highlight of our visit! My husband got the Corsco, which unfortunately wasn't as great. The version he received looked noticeably different from what was pictured on the online menu. To their credit, the staff remade it for him in a sun-dried tomato wrap instead of the white bread it originally came with, he said it was much better in the wrap. But he would try something else next time. The atmosphere here is definitely unique -- dog-themed and very cute. I loved their branded tumblers; honestly, I might swing back just to buy one. It did take a while to place our order, but the crowd makes it clear this place has a loyal following. As for the sides, they didn't impress. I had the potato salad -- pretty bland until I added some salt and pepper. My husband had the spiral pasta salad, which we'd rate around a 6/10. It's a little hard to find -- kind of tucked away and easy to miss -- but if you're curious, it's worth checking out at least once. You might just find your new favorite sandwich! I want to try their salads next.

We were really disappointed with our visit to 2 Dogs Deli. It took a great while to get our food,…read moreand when it finally came out, the portions were surprisingly small for the price. My Reuben was the skimpiest I've ever had, especially for $14, and it didn't come with a side, just a can of soda I didn't need. My husband's wrap was also small. The potato salad I ordered was literally the consistency of mashed potatoes. For the cost, we expected much better.

What a cute spot for kids to play and have fun while adults and others hang out and drink coffee…read morelol! My girls had a nice time playing in the play area and I sipped on the BEST iced latte. I assumed it wasn't free for kids to play but since I wasn't 100% sure, I was not shocked to see that it's $12 for the first kid and $10 for siblings. Plus, they have snacks and other options for purchase as well! Then play area has a spot for crawlers and little ones who are just starting to walk and then a spot for bigger kiddos. We had the place to ourselves since we went on a week day afternoon just a few hours before closing! Would certainly recommend this play as somewhere to check out! Amazing service as well!

Super cute indoor play cafe for young kiddos (under 5). Free wifi and a coffee bar for the parents,…read moreplus kid and allergen friendly snacks. There's also a small selection of hot food (personal pizza, egg and cheese sandwich). It's $10/kid for unlimited play. They've been a lifesaver on rainy days or when my kid's daycare unexpectedly closed and I needed him entertained while I tried to work. They also host birthday parties and special events. I wish they were open more on weekends, but that's when they host birthday parties ‍

Solid cafe to get brunch and study! Got the breakfast burrito, French toast and drinks. Doesn't…read morehave that many outlets tho we got really lucky that time!

Food: 4.5 Location: 5…read moreInside/seating :5 Service: 5 Overall value: 4 My spouse and I came here for lunch as we were in the area, and it was recommended. I had the BLTA sandwich with french fries and Dijonaise on the side and my spouse had the sausage, egg, and cheese breakfast burrito with home fries. We also each got different sodas from the cooler area. The total for two lunch entrées and two canned sodas was about $40. I feel like this is pretty high relatively speaking for a sandwich and fries, and a breakfast burrito and home fries + two canned sodas, which is why I gave the overall value a four. However, the breakfast burrito, home fries, and regular fries were AMAZING. Probably one of the best breakfast burritos I have had in a really long time, and the home fries were crispy and well seasoned. The sandwich I had was pretty good, but nothing super special, and definitely not worth $16. I didn't particularly care for the Dijonnais, but that's just personal preference and glad I had it on the side. The restaurant itself has ample parking and is easy to find. It has a lot of seating, as well as lounge type seating for the breakfast/café crew and people who might be coming to do a little bit of work. You order at the front and they give you a number and bring the food out to your table. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and kind. The restaurant itself was clean. Overall, I would probably give this somewhere between a four and a five, but I do really love to support Local and I could tell this place probably makes a banging coffee drink and had delicious looking desserts, so I went with a 5. Unfortunately, we live between 35 and 40 minutes away, so we likely won't return, but if we find ourselves in that area of Chapel Hill, I would consider stopping in for another breakfast burrito!

The first cafe in the RDU area that actually does coffee right with natural ingredients like puree…read moreinstead of artificial syrup. Tastes way better! Their drinks actually taste amazing. The vibe is real nice too! Very impressed! I moved from Cali a few years back and the food/coffee scene has been a tough transition but this spot is amazing. They get it

3.5 is my overall rating…read more This is the most unique experience you will have at a coffee shop you can shoot a movie in here and people will think you in a town in Mexico for the transformers. Beautiful spot!! Family ran business. I'm not sure why this place isn't flooded with people it's the only exclusive coffee shop in the area. The customer service has been pretty great both times I visited. They have interesting hours of operations as far as days they are open. Also, they do private events at this location. The ambiance is great experienced then seeing online. The mural is jaw dropping The canopies when the wind is blowing is just a cool experience. You feel like you have entered or visited a foreign country coming here. The very thing that makes this place special is the very reason some might not hang out but pick up and roll because the outdoor weather. Come here on any day they open and experience the weather art and great service! I recommend this place I will be back! Customer Service : 4.5 Ambience 4.5 Coffee did not order Lattes 3.5 counter culture coffee I like strong lattes and that's how I like them if you like sweeter lattes ask for a extra pump or two Refreshers Merch 3 clean and simple 1st Date rating 5 call before you go!! Remote work rating 2.5 outdoors Biz Meeting Rating 4.5 Personal meeting 4.5 Location 4.5 on the Main Street awesome location Parking 3.5 not a lot of street parking but a short walk around the corner there is a good deal of parking. Child Friendly 4 they have stuff children can play with. Bathrooms cleanliness ? (they have one I just didn't go in)

Decent selection, archived nicely, bins are borderline overstuffed but manageable. Have pulled many…read morediscs from this place over time. Being a booth in antique store, no ownership presence is accessible.Prices are retail or retail plus, conditions vary from fair to NM. While there is some trash in here most of the stuff is pretty good. Definitely worth a visit...

One of my go to gold mines! Great selection, condition and prices! Always well organized and well…read morestocked.

After discovering Hunky Dory in Durham, we had to check out the Cary location -- and it absolutely…read moredelivered. The vibe here feels a little more spacious, especially with the huge patio setup that's perfect for hanging out when the weather's nice. The beer selection was excellent, and we lucked out with their Thursday tap special -- $1 off draft beers is a dangerously good deal when you want to try "just one more". Great drinks, relaxed atmosphere, good music, and plenty of outdoor seating make this an easy repeat spot. Cary definitely has a gem here.

Great experience today dealing with owner Michael Bell. Stand up honest guy. Quick service…read moreconverting my aged music collection to cash. Fair price paid. Fun store with large selection. Highly recommend. John from Beaufort

A very broad collection of vinyl records and good condition, with both economic options and rarer,…read moremore expensive options. I personally like jazz, and I was very happy with the wide selection that they had. Look on the lower level for the discount records. I also picked up a nice record set from Simon and garfunkel, which can be difficult to find in most stores. So if you're looking for an album that you haven't been able to find in thrift stores or antique stores, give this place a try. The prices are reasonable. And the staff is very helpful.

Some of the best places aren't hidden on purpose they simply let the people who are looking for…read morethem find them. That was exactly my experience with Sorry State Records. It was my first visit, and after spending time there, I couldn't help but laugh at the irony of its name. I was the one who felt sorry: sorry that it had taken me so many years to discover one of Raleigh's most beloved independent record stores. Tucked into downtown, Sorry State Records is easy to miss if you don't know it's there. But step inside, and the pace immediately shifts. The shop is bright, thoughtfully organized, and refreshingly unpretentious. Shelves of carefully curated vinyl invite slow browsing rather than hurried shopping, making it the kind of place where time slips away unnoticed. I brought my brother-in-law, an avid record collector visiting from St. Louis, and watching him explore the collection was almost as enjoyable as browsing myself. While I'm far from a vinyl expert, he immediately commented on how well organized the inventory was; a detail seasoned collectors genuinely appreciate. His visit was made even better when he unearthed a copy of The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, the kind of unexpected find that makes digging through record bins so rewarding. Beyond vinyl, the shop also stocks cassette tapes, music publications, and a carefully selected mix of merchandise that reflects the store's deep roots in independent music culture. It's less of a retail space and more of a gathering place for people who genuinely love music. The staff struck the perfect balance between being available and giving customers room to browse. Although they were helping others when we arrived, we immediately felt welcome, and the relaxed atmosphere made it easy to settle in and explore at our own pace. Parking is convenient, with both a surface lot nearby and a parking deck just a short walk away, making a visit surprisingly easy despite its downtown location. Sorry State Records is the kind of independent shop every city hopes to have but few can sustain. Authentic, thoughtfully curated, and deeply connected to Raleigh's creative community, it's a destination worth seeking out: even if, like me, you're a little late to discovering it.