We had some time to kill and were looking for a non-chain coffee spot. This one was close by and…read morehad great reviews. So we decided to give them a try. We had a little difficulty finding it. GPS brought us to the parking lot behind the building. There isn't clear signage to direct you where to go. We managed to find our way up the stairs and into the building. There are a number of businesses located inside. Lucky Tree is super cute. It's set up to encourage working, with plenty of charging spots all around. There is a variety of seating, from long wooden tables to smaller individual areas. We ordered a chai latte and golden milk latte, both with oat milk. Both drinks were good. Fyi there is a separate entrance from the side that takes you directly to another smaller parking lot.

I decided to try this out for a quick coffee stop while in town for a conference. The service was…read morefriendly and quick! I tried the breakfast bagel bites, which were soft and warm. I loved the cheese on top! I was not a huge fan of the flavor the almond flour gave them but it was not overpowering. I would probably get them again! They had a lot of options as far as specialty lattes but I am glad I went with the Vanilla Maple. I was worried that the maple flavor would be too much but it complimented the vanilla well. The inside was VERY well decorated, and I would've loved to stay and do a little computer work! I could see myself coming by and sitting down for a quick brunch, meeting up with friends, or staying for a work session.

We were trying to find a gift shop to help commemorate our trip to Raleigh. It turned out to be a…read moredifficult feat. I found this one last second with about a half an hour before closing 11 minutes away from us. So we sped off get there in time. When we got there and walked through the little pink door, it was the cutest little shop. So my friend is visiting from Scotland and we wanted to get some kind of necklace or piece of jewelry that matched. They have a great selection. We opted for some lava rock bracelets that help with communication, truth, and strength. I grabbed a little shot glass that said North Carolina on it because I have to have a trinket from every trip I make. When we were checking out, she said that somebody wanted to donate a basket to somebody that they had bought and wasn't gonna pick up so we ended up getting a free basket from Krystal! That was the sweetest thing. We were like two little school girls opening it up and dividing all of the little snacks inside. So thank you for making the end of our trip wonderful!!

Gingham and Posh is a magnificent store! I have adored every gift basket Elizabeth and her…read morefabulous staff have ever made. We have purchased gift baskets for birthday presents, get well baskets, gifts for wedding guests and party favors. The gift baskets from Gingham and Posh are always the favorite of every party!

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!

This place had a big variety of items and the staff was very nice. would definitely recommend this…read moreplace to anyone visiting North Carolina for the first time.

I bought an expensive small LED light. I charged it overnight per directions. When I turned it on,…read moreit flickered on and off. I tried a couple of times, and it finally worked. My daughter came by, and I tried to show it to her. Neither of us could get the switch to work. My husband dropped it off less than 24 hours from the time of purchase. The light switched on at the store, so she refused to refund us for the faulty light. My husband finally got her to give us a store credit. I was going to give it two stars but because the store has lovely items, some staff are helpful, and I've made several purchases, I put three. I like to support local shops, but I don't like to give my business to people who don't value their customers.

The owner is older and very friendly; she even invited a kid in a stroller into the store and…read morehanded him a stuffed bear to entertain himself with. Since I figured the kid was probably more of a hazard to the breakables than me, I ventured in behind. This place is shelved to the gills. There was a sale going on the day I went, so women were digging through piles of embroidered napkins and other things I don't yet have a use for. Some beautiful table-top and glassware to be sure, but mostly I felt like I had to be careful not to knock over any of the pretties with my purse. The one thing I felt safe enough to finger was the shelf of pastel-colored wallets, change purses, and passport covers. A nice store for those whose income and lifestyle allow for it.

Love seeing a Sees store in North Carolina! Small pop up store in the mall but had most essentials…read more The staff today were helpful, store well organized/stocked, and of course the candy yummy!

Do you not really cook and yet want guests to compliment your 'cooking' when entertaining?…read more Be like me, and come here to pick up only the best curated cheeseball and cracker mixes, popcorn and nut mixes, and cocktail mixers...because no one needs to know how easy it was on you. Also they sometimes sample out a mean rum punch, y'all, and I want the recipe. Meanwhile, you end up browsing the plethora of goods, from floor to high ceiling, and your teen thanks you for her new buttery soft socks and you come home looking fabulous in a faux fur poncho you never knew you needed. They even carry oil paintings from local artists, one of which is now a delightful addition to our holiday decor. I also noticed a nice university gear section - we just have to figure out what side we're on. Whether you're for Pack, Heels, or Devils, there is a particularly posh selection of college gifts here. I like their people too. They'll hold all your stuff for you when you came for one thing but keep browsing and picking up more. The owner is like that classy auntie who's more fun than you and knows where to get all the good stuff, so you don't have to. And they gift wrap! Bottom line: This store makes me happy. Go visit and sample the spicy crackers.

My friend and I visited this store for the first time while passing through Raleigh. I decided to…read moretake a picture of the inside to show my mother, as I thought she would like the store and recommend her coming. I'm not sure if she was the owner, but an older lady walked up and asked if she could help which I responded no, that I was just shopping. She proceeded to ask if we were "shopping or just taking pictures", then walked off. They had a lot of cute things, but I did not want to give them my money at that point. The attitude and comment was unnecessary.

I've ordered from Fallon's for a few years now and have always had a great experience with Kim…read more They have pretty much whatever you want as far as flowers go and their prices are very reasonable along with delivery.

I need to start this review by acknowledging that the following ordeal is ultimately my fault, and…read moreyet my experience was the most unhinged dedication to not doing an extra nice thing I've ever seen. I always order flowers from Fallons because even though they are more expensive than other options, their quality is superior. Sadly, one of my dear friend's parent passed away. I recently lost my own mother, so I painfully resonated with the experience of losing a parent at 30 years old, much sooner than one ever expects. A couple of us girls went in to order flowers, and I raised my hand to pick up. I should have double checked the closing time, and it's totally my fault that I was driving to the store on a hope and prayer someone would still be there a little after closing. I called the store on the way, and an operator answered who said they would call the store to see if anyone could help. I'm on hold when I arrive, and I see an employee walking to their car. I'm not going to bombard someone leaving work, so I keep walking towards the front door hoping someone else would still be inside. I then see this employee running away from her car back inside the store, while she's on the phone (which I'm hopeful is the operator snagging her just in time to help me). A moment later, the operator takes me off hold, and I state how wonderful that I just saw an employee run back inside, and thank you. The operator then tells me he was advised to notify me that no one is left. I see the woman who was outside walking toward the front door of the store, so I tell the operator that I think he's mistaken because she's reaching to open the door right now. The operator starts trying to confirm the store location because we are having two different understandings of what's happening. Then, the employee smirks at me through the glass, doesn't open the door, and starts picking up little pieces of fuzz off the inside door mat. She proceeds to continue staring and smirking at me through the glass. I'm telling the operator that i'm confused, and this is the most awkward experience I've ever had. The operator repeats that he's being told to tell me to leave. The staff member inside is also still on the phone, so I realize we must be on the same call, but I can't hear what she's saying. At this point, I'm stunned. In no way should an employee be expected to help me when I arrived late, and I truly thought that since she went inside (reopening after closing up and almost to her car) that she was doing a very nice extra mile thing, to slowly realize that she actually ran away from me and is now waiting for me to leave. I resign to getting back in my car. I called my friend who actually placed the order to let her know I messed up and didn't get the pick up. 10 minutes or so go by while I'm on the phone with my friend, and my friend asks me if this staff member has left. I look over at the car she had been walking toward and realize it's still there. It's now dawning on both of us that this employee is delaying going home just to avoid walking past my car. To be clear, had the employee initially got in her car and left instead of returning to the store, that would have been totally fair. If she opened the door or even asked the operator to let me know that for x,y,z reason there's nothing that can be done, cool because again, it's my fault I'm late. Out of so many possible options, this employee decided to avoid me, avoid communicating anything other than I should leave, and sit inside a closed store. The flowers were picked and purchased, so it's not like I wanted to browse or do a transaction. When I drove to the store, I assumed I was out of luck. Now, I've just had the most awkward encounter where instead of someone taking 3 minutes to doing something above and beyond, they spent 10x the amount of time to not, and while not they decided to stare me down with a smirk. I'm truly flabbergasted that someone went so over kill to waste their own time and to provide the worst customer experience when they could have just continued leaving the lot or better yet provided such an exceptional customer experience that would have made me rave about Fallons. The dedication to making something that was my fault turn into a scenario where I'm actually bewildered at the degree of horrible service and commitment to self sabotage is unlike anything I've ever experienced. It feels so silly to let one employee take me from a loyal Fallons customer to never wanting to use them again and to share this event, but it truly was just that ridiculously bad. If you're ok with ordering from a florist whose employees will go far out of their to be unhelpful when they could have quickly been beyond helpful, then choose Fallons. In good conscious, i can no longer recommend them.