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    Chet Miller

    4.2 (13 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    It's Parker & Otis without the Parker, or maybe it's the Otis?! It a shop full of fancy gifts lacking the food and coffee option and it goes by Chet Miller. Who is this Chet Miller? Apparently, it's the name of an owner's grandfather, but man, did he have great taste! If you LOVE graphically and visually appealing things, this shop is for you. And why do I mention Parker & Otis? Because they're running it and giving you curated gifts, decor and artifacts. The shop has officially been open for one week and one day (opening on Tuesday, October 27th), customer service is friendly and while the shop is not as large as Parker & Otis, the smaller space is chalk full but in an organized and visually attractive way. With featured collections from Veuve Cliquo, Izola, Collard Greens, Vietri, Rifle Paper Co. and more! They have everything from kitchen settings and stemware to greeting cards, recipe books, drink mixers and other non-perishable goods. Durham was in desperate need for a shop like this, it's Deco of Raleigh meets a Bull, but still with that "I'm a guest at The Durham Hotel" price tag. Overall, it's a great addition to downtown.

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    Although I love Parker and Otis for its uniqueness, I appreciate the calm, peaceful nature of Chet Miller.

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    Brightleaf Square is a quaint retail development located in the center of the Brightleaf…read moreneighborhood in downtown Durham. I'd call it a "shopping center," but it's not like a typical suburban shopping center. The development consists of two repurposed brick warehouses, originally built in 1904, that used to store bright leaf tobacco (that's where the name comes from). So, Brightleaf Square looks and feels historic, and that's what makes it charming. That said, the development is kind of small and there's not that much here. If you want to walk across the street to, say, Rose's or Jeni's, then yes, the neighborhood (also known as the Brightleaf District) has more to offer. I highly recommend Rose's, by the way, for their ramen and ice cream sandwiches. Strictly speaking, within the square, Emmy Squared Pizza is terrific for their Detroit-style pizza. It's among the best deep-dish pizza anywhere, in my opinion. There's also Clouds Brewing, which is a craft brewery and restaurant. Other businesses are local/boutique shops, such as Bull City Art & Frame Company and Mill & Meadow Stationery Shop, and private offices. The brick/stone walkway, old-fashioned lamp posts, string lights, trees, benches, and early-1900s buildings can make for a fun, whimsical stroll with friends and family before or after lunch or dinner. It's also a good date spot, especially if you incorporate the larger neighborhood (e.g., pizza at Emmy Squared followed by ice cream sandwiches at Rose's). For parking, I suggest parking in the surface lot at the corner of W Main St and S Gregson St. You can enter the lot from either of those streets. Pay attention to signs as you may have to pay during certain days and times. Fun fact: Durham's infamous "Can Opener Bridge" is located on the south end of Brightleaf Square. If you don't know what I'm talking about, check out the bridge's Wikipedia page here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norfolk_Southern%E2%80%93Gregson_Street_Overpass Also, watch some of the videos on this YouTube channel to see the Can Opener in action: https://www.youtube.com/@11foot8plus8 The camera that captures those videos is mounted on one of the buildings at Brightleaf Square.

    Brightleaf Square looks like it'd be cute and fun to walk around in, but that's really all it is…read more Pretty market lights and small shops but nothing actually to do..? Hopefully they add better restaurants and more variety of boutiques here because the square is not living up to its potential. Basically, I'd skip this and head over to ATC.

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