We parked here on Friday night around 10p and left around 2a on 3/13. We didn't know the cost of…read moreparking but the attendant was so sweet, helpful and friendly as we were leaving that I didn't even consider the cost! We'll probably come back just based on customer service. Thanks again!!

Be careful with the machine when leaving, It will take your money. It took my $20 one night for a…read more$3 parking. Ridiculous! It also has tiny spots that are impossible for SUVs to maneuver very well at all. Its the South, why make something you can't move SUV's in. Thats all we drive.

Went here for the first time last night with my friend and her mom. There were a lot of local…read morevendors inside and outside. I found three pairs of earrings I love and would not easily find other places due to the authenticity. I liked that they had an inside bar where some of the vendors were housed and samples of a lot of local goodies. The mobile boutiques were cute and had cute clothes. The live music was also a great touch! Parking is definitely not ideal. We got lucky finding a single parking spot after circling the block and parking lot. My friend's mom is handicapped and there aren't many handicap accessible parking places. The streets are uneven and difficult to walk on. The pricing of some of the vendors was on the expensive side and could have been cheaper. More than one or two food trucks would have been great!

Everything has closed down. From the pictures it looked really cute. But when we got there…read moreeverything was boarded up and nothing was there.

Of the lots in the vicinity of the Capitol, this one has been my favorite so far but it is $12. The…read moreother one is only $5. So I'm a little torn. Close to Moore Square, this large lot has entrances from both South Wilmington Street (northbound) and South Blount Street (northbound). The lot is well lit in the day time and the exits are airy and also well lit. I'm all for security. Free after 7pm Monday to Thursday and also free before 5pm on Saturday and then free all day Sunday. It is $12 maximum for the day in the week or $5 flat rate for Saturday evenings. This is another lot operated by the folks at McLaurin Parking. [Review 11664 overall, 1446 of 2019.]

I liked this parking garage more than others because it was very close to the restaurants we tried…read moredowntown, well lit, and easily accessible.

I'm very impressed with Union Station. There is no longer a reason for me to drive to Durham,…read moreGreensboro or Charlotte. The ride to Downtown Durham took 30 minutes. The Union Station was very modern and clean. The only downside was that the deli was closed at 2 pm in the afternoon. The train was on time, staff was very pleasant. The ride was comfortable and quick. Street parking is available on the cross streets surrounding the station and Morgan St Municipal offers Free All Day Parking on weekends.

Very nice station. Lots of work going on but still functional. Really like how they have kept the…read morehistory and the bones of the original.

At the moment, $5 for all day parking. I can be a fan of that for sure. Located a block and a half…read morefrom the Capitol, it's centrally located and convenient for where I need to be in Raleigh. There is an elevator at one end of the lot and they have stairs at each of the corners. I don't know if they have lights or security - I was never here after 5pm. My only complaint is that the first three levels are reserved or for the bank parking. That's a lot of circling but at least they have it as opposing circles so the up traffic and the down traffic don't go against each other. [Review 11618 overall, 1398 of 2019.]

This lot is right across the street from the Progress Energy Center for the Performing Arts…read moredowntown. It's a fairly small lot, so if you want to park here for an event (as opposed to the parking deck a little further away), you should plan on arriving a little early. The price during events is $5. If you don't mind a little walk, the parking deck is usually cheaper (and often in the evenings, it is free). There are attendants in the little gate houses, and for big events, there is usually a crossing guard at the pedestrian crossing on South Street, so it's always seemed safe enough.

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.