It's been many years since I visited Weaver Street in Carborro and really enjoyed browsing and…read moreseeing the vast options. I was happy to see the prices were actually better on many options than other stores. I love how you can can grind nuts to make your own nut butter fresh. And they have a lot of fish options and dairy free. This store has a great hot and salad bar too for plus a hot breakfast bar in the am. I tried the chicken salad they prepared and it was tasty. The chicken was fresh and they use good mayo. They had several options too. They had many premade meals to purchase which is handy for those needing a break from cooking.

Good food selection! Hot bar, baked goods. There's a water station. I did not see any Togo…read moresilverware. The cashier seemed bothered by me as I cashed out but it's grocery store vibes

So far disappointed in the recent changes at the local thrift shop. It used to be a place where you…read morecould rummage through lightly organized sections and discover items for art projects, the garden, or furnishing a home after a move. Finding a small project or a new piece of clothing always felt satisfying, and the store had a personality of its own. Now it feels like a cookie-cutter version of many other thrift stores. The selection is limited, the sense of discovery is gone, and the prices are surprisingly high for a thrift shop. Even the costume jewelry appears inexpensive in quality yet still overpriced. I'm sorry to make the comparison, but the earlier experience there was genuinely much better.

Community Worx, formerly PTA Thrift. The last few times…read moreI've been in, I have been literally disgusted with the condition of this store. What a filthy mess..I felt like I needed a shower. The worst section is where the DVDS and CDs and electronics are located. One big hot mess.. boxes with cds that are dirty, completely disorganized...wires all over the place...I don't know what that new slim guy does back there but it's horrible. All the sections look neglected but for the books..that is the one very nice area TENDED BY VOLUNTEERS so there's a problem here. Work ethic seems obsolete along with some of the very moody sales clerks.

I love this store. It's a treat just to go in there and see all the wonderful, new things. I always…read morefind something I want. Today I bought salt-and-pepper shakers and Tahitian lime oil diffuser. Sally is wonderful and I wish her continued success. Will be back in the next couple of weeks to see what's new.

Lovely store, but I have truly never met a more rude individual than Sally. Severely disappointed…read moreand will not be going back.

I wanted to convert a vintage bag chain into a necklace, but was struggling to find proper hardware…read morethat would look good with the chain. (Ex. Size, color, plating) I had checked craft shops and stores, but couldn't find anything that was a good match. Earlier during a quick trip to Chapel Hill, I remembered this shop was in the same mall as Mulberry Silks and we decided to stop in during our next visit. It's kind of across from Mulberry Silks and is near a ladies boutique and the CBD cafe. The shop offers jewelry making tools, beads, closures, and some pre-made items as well. There is a small workspace where you can make jewelry there and I suspect that they may hold workshops or classes from time to time. (There are signs saying that the staff could also try to design/help create custom jewelry pieces for customers if they are interested.) I believe we've run into the owner both times I've gone in and she's usually working on something but will look up and greet customers. If they have questions, she is happy to help. I like that there are closures and jewelry parts available that are 18 KT plated gold, and in addition, there are some gold filled ones as well. We did ask the owner to take a look at our chain to see what size of the 18 KT plated closures would fit or suit the chain we brought best. She pointed out two sizes and felt we could go either way. We didn't have the proper tools at home to install the hardware onto the chain, so the owner was gracious to let us use the workspace and tools to attach the hardware to the chain. Prices for the hardware were reasonable. Also I appreciated that she had the workspace available for us to utilize when we needed the correct tools to add them to the chain. With regard to parking, it can be a toss up. There are a few surface lots you can park in, but one of them is shared with Harris Teeter and can get full.

After seeing a few other bead stores the area, Firefly is sensational. Not only is it beautifully…read morelaid out, but the selection of beads is amazing. And then there's the owner, Melanie ---- so helpful, accomplished, and personable. Melanie creates some wonderful pieces of jewelry. Anyone having ideas for creating something from beads will have a hard time deciding which ones to use; however Melanie is there to help in any way. If I could give more than five stars, I certainly would.

If you're looking for high end items; I suggest you try them. Just be prepared to look for the best…read moreprices. They're a little on the expensive side. Still if you're looking for high end products with quality; I suggest you check them out.

This place has all sorts of wonderful finds. There are fun,…read morewhimsical things, as well as really nice, well-made antiques at reasonable prices. Just a really interesting, enjoyable experience.

I like knowing I can run into a store and find what I need quickly. The store is clean and…read moreorganized. HT has lot of folks waiting to help you find what you need. The deli is full of fresh foods and I like the rotisserie chicken. Now they have smaller chicken sizes cooked and ready which is perfect for one person.

The personnel at the Harris Teeter are truly caring and professional people. On the afternoon of…read moreFriday, August 29, 2025, I collapsed while shopping there. One of the young women working there noticed that I was having trouble and she and another woman working there caught me as I fell, preventing me from hitting my head. When I came to, they were cushioning my head, the security guard had called the EMTs and they had some cold water ready in case I needed it. They were very professional and kind. I am mostly recovered now and I am sure that their attention kept me from injuring myself. I will be forever grateful to them.

I LOVE Rumors!! I make the drive from GSO to Chapel Hill to shop new items and honestly, this is…read morethe only place where I sell/donate my clothes that I no longer need in my closet. Any items that you bring and they accept will give you 35% CASH BACK, while STORE CREDIT is 65% (personally I use store credit). There's always something good I find here and never leave the store empty. Price point for their items are reasonable unless you find more of the higher end brands at a higher price. Recently, I found 2 Urban Outfitter items and A New Day (Target) trench coat jacket for $8! Overall, Rumors is an awesome spot to buy thrifted items. The employees that I encountered with are cool and sweet, and is very close to UNC campus since they're located on Franklin St and minutes away from Carrboro.

Prices are insane. $20 for a shirt... a used shirt. I might as well buy it used. Also, street…read moreparking, sucks. On the bright side- employees were nice, seemed like it was well organized