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.

Heritage Market is a great convenience store. The employees are always so friendly. It is on…read moreBurlington Mills Rd where it intersects with Forestville Rd. It is a great place to pick up needed items without going to a grocery store. They offer beverages and snacks. I like the treats on the counter and always get my lotto tickets here.

The last thing I expected to find was a convenience store at the intersection of two well-traveled…read moreroads in a suburban area. I don't know why, though, since that seems to be the perfect spot for a convenience store. And what a convenience store it is. First of all, Heritage Market is a classic convenience store with an old-time feel but carrying the usual drinks and chips and good humor ice cream. Nevertheless, if you want to escape the traffic or break up a road trip, this is a good place for a mini-stop. Whether it's a breakfast on the go, or a few minutes extra for lunch, they're set up so you can grab a sandwich, a cup of Larry's beans coffee, and sit at a small table in the corner to watch the traffic outside or the news on the overhead TVs. This store was super busy. I was inside for only a few minutes, but nearly everyone who stopped in was greeted by name by the employee. It's obviously a popular stop with the locals. As I reached into one cooler to grab some water, the cooler next to me had some large blocks of various cheeses from Ashe County Dairy, and, the cheese was conveniently located right next to some six packs of beer. Party fixings all in one convenient place - who knew? I guess there's more than one reason why these are called convenience stores. I like Heritage. It's an old-time store but with all the modern things that make a convenience store convenient.

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!

Quirky, fun and maybe a like vulgar but that's the fun!…read more Great little shop filled to the ceiling with local gifts. Great option for someone who is hard to shop for. Funny signs or female empowerment and I am ALL for that! Parking is out front but it is limited.

If you're looking for quirky, unique gifts, this should be your first stop, especially if you want…read moreto support local small business. They have a little bit of everything...Taylor Swift themed items, lots of cards made by artists, candles, soap, CAT gift items, baby gifts, and more. I don't think you'll find a lot of what they have in a Target, so your purchase will definitely be a fun one. I will say they are fairly pricey, so just be prepared for that.

We LOVE,LOVE, this place. Everything is neat and in order which make self service a breeze and Dave…read moreis such a kind and informative source that the entire experience is so positive. We love their dried beans, Dave's special blend of flour and their raw nuts and dried fruit. We have also enjoyed their course ground farina and winter white wheat. Our children enjoy their chocolate coated mini pretzels. Actually, I like them too. I just try to stay away from them by convincing myself that I don't actually like them. They have a LARGE selection of gluten free products as well. You have probably guessed by now that we REALLY like this place. We live in Spring Lake and still patronize. Funny, when I lived In Wake Forest, I never stopped in. We are members of the coop and enjoy special perks that come with it. I encourage others to join so that the store can open. It is truly a blessing to have this business around.

This place is amazing. David and the staff are just wonderful. They are so informative and not…read moresnooty or pretentious. You can tell that they are very passionate about the work they are doing and just want to bring local based goods to wake forest. I typically buy organic oats and other dry goods. The oats are delicious. I eat them just about every morning and they are so much heartier than store bought oats (also cheaper). The coffee is also magnificent, I hope they offer grinding soon. There are lots of classes for those in search of a more holistic lifestyle, but like i said, not in anyway pretentious. I really hope they do well and I look forward to seeing how they expand in the future.

Visited Wake Forest for the first time and was delighted by how cool this store is from the street…read moreand inside. To find that the store supports local businesses was a bonus, always try to shop local and support when I can. The issue was the 3 employees behind the counter making snide remarks about people shopping in the store and criticizing our purchases. Sorry but I don't think what I purchased was ugly. I can definitely find other places to support locally. As a business owner myself it was a bummer to not feel welcome and appreciated for spending money in the store, but glad we still purchased our items, because we think they are great.

Great shop in Wake Forest!…read more Many different vendors under one roof who have displays of their items. Each area is more like a little shop unmanned. There is a selection of items for everyone. Also they had a couple people there in person doing the business ( one did jewelry and I forgot what the other one was). The staff at the register were friendly as well. Cool little place to check out if you are in Wake Forest.

I always find something here. Great designer brands, in summer I often find shirts that are just…read morethe right length and fit me (I am 5'5" and 135 and sz 4) - the people working here are not super friendly but I have never had any issues with them. I have confined here several times as well and because they have such high standards they don't usually take everything I bring (trying to get better and be more selective on what I bring there) but most of the items they take do sell. I shop Athleta a lot and they have an Athletic wear year round rack at the front of the store. I even consigned my Mother of the bride dress here - it sold. This is my fav consignment store in Cary.

I've been coming to this shop for years, loved shopping there in the past. The customer service…read morehas gone down tremendously, especially the owner Nicole it seems like she couldn't care less if we purchase from her establishment. Last time I will be buying anything for this shop. Will not recommend to others as I've done in the past!!!!!

I just had the best experience shopping in this cute locally owned shop supporting local makers and…read moreartists. You can find a gift for anyone here! I bought some gifts for girlfriends and for myself. My husband bought some records and some homemade icecream that we delicious! You can support Lovelace Pottery by purchasing their amazing pottery there! There is literally something for everyone! They sell the Angus Barn cheese and crackers and BBQ sauce. I love being able to stock up on all of my Angus Barn favs! I have bookmarked this as the place to do all of my gift shopping as I absolutely love supporting local and buying beautiful jewelry, art, and other handmade items. Definitely go check it out!!!

This is the cutest little artisan market! All local and handmade, most the items are one of a kind…read moreand absolutely precious! Highly recommend for a quiet happy browse!