On the corner. Small parking lot, gravel area. It is free and convenient to most of the things that…read morehappen in Carrboro. 3 to 4 blocks from everything.

I'm not sure what to make of this parking garage…read more We parked here to go to the american tobacco district and eat. At the time it was about 4:30 pm. There's a sign in front of every parking space that says you have to pay if you park here up to 5 pm. Well, the entrance in here has no booth, and neither does the exit. Who will I pay? I saw a guy starting to put out parking signs for Bulls game that night. I asked him how I pay and he said don't worry. Also, when you enter, there's a sign that says visitors first floor only. Does that mean going up during the day requires a parking permit? None of these things are very clear. Is the first floor has maybe four hundred spots. That may sound like a lot, but it's not, and they are small spaces. I do appreciate that the parking is convenient to the ball park in the historic district. I'm reducing a star because i'm a little confused even now about payment, but I'll park there again when in the area and figure it out one way or another

Parking is paid with an app or on the Pay-station Monday through Friday. Level one is free on…read moreweekends. The garage is safe, walkable to the stadium and has plenty of direction to help you find the correct spot. It can be challenging on weekends and after hours because it doesn't actually say "free". However if you try to pay on the app or in the machine, both will say no paid parking available. pay using vehicle license plate- not the parking spot number

I like the Corcoran Street Parking Garage while in Downtown Durham. It is located near several…read morerestaurants and not too far of a walk from DPAC. If you go up to the upper levels you can get good views of Downtown. The garage is easy to get in and out of with the entrance on Corcoran and the spiral exit onto Ramseur. Both stairs and an elevator are options from the upper levels. Parking is generally free on nights after 7pm and the weekends although they do charge for special events. Edit: The parking garage is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I'm not sure why Yelp will not put the correct hours.

The two stars are for the location. Tonight, their parking payment system was malfunctioning,…read morecausing a several-car back up as each driver attempted to pay repeatedly and had to call the [remote] attendant to release the gate. (The standalone payment kiosk at the walk-in entrance was also malfunctioning.] If they're unable to reliably operate their payment system, they should just keep the gate up.

For nearly a decade, Yearby's has defined what quality service is all about. Friendly, helpful, and…read morealways comprehensive in taking care of our vehicles. Fast, efficient and fair. Highly recommend.

I was overcharged…read more I explained the problem; apparently, not believing me, they got the wrong part . . . and they must have charged me both for obtaining the wrong part and the right part. My car was in the bay for 20 minutes and they hit me with a labor charge of nearly $400. Sadly, I thought I could trust these guys from past dealings. I did not check what others would have charged until later: the *dealer* would have charged less, and two other garages would have done the labor for about half what they charged me. I won't be back.

This is a permit as well as paid parking lot at NCSU. Easy find on the map and always has parking…read morespaces available. Had issues with getting billing receipt once, but upon calling attendant they wakes me through the steps to obtain one via email. They charge $15/day and offer hourly pARking as well.

we had a great experience with this sevice. Kudos to Rasheed in Van 14 on Friday night 4-24 for…read morebeing patient, friendly and helpful with our bags. He went beyond the call of duty for us. Give him raise, time off or something to show him some love. Bob and Mary, the nice older couple in need of assistance

This is a relatively new service and I was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked for us on two…read morerecent trips. My husband wanted to try this out with a $5 per day special offer. Everything was as advertised. We used the reservation confirmation, with a printout on our first trip and used the scanner phone code on the second, to enter the lot which is right near the airport. Someone was waiting there and directed us where to park and a bus was right at the spot waiting. The gentleman helped load our bags and offered us complimentary water from a cooler. They were half bottles, maybe 4-6 oz which is perfect en route. We didn't wait at all and we were at the airport in no time. On the return, we picked up our bags and waited at the Express pickup for less than 5 minutes one time and the bus was waiting for us the other time. We were again helped with bag loading and were offered complimentary water. We will definitely use this parking again, especially at the discount rate.

I bought a used Genuine Roughhouse. Brought it to Dave and Combustion Cycles. It wasn't running…read morewell. They assessed the issues, and delivered on the tune up and repairs. The scooter is running great now and is my favorite one I've had. 2 days to assess and 2 days to fix. Unbelievable, 4 business days and I was good to go. They also used to maintain and fix my previous scooter. I really appreciate the 6 year relationship I have built with Combustion Cycles.They keep me maintained, on the road and safe. The highest level of service and repair that I have encountered with any business. I highly recommend their work, professionalism, and care. Thanks guys!

I don't normally leave reviews like this, but after weeks of dealing with this situation, I feel…read moreother motorcycle owners deserve to know what happened. We took our motorcycle to this shop for diagnosis of a warranty-related concern. We did not take it there and tell them to repair whatever they wanted and send us a bill afterward. At no point were we provided a quote for repairs before the work was completed. At no point were we contacted and asked to approve over $1,000 in repairs. At no point did we authorize the labor or parts that were installed. Instead, we were informed the bike was finished and then provided what was labeled as an "estimate" after the repairs had already been completed. An estimate is supposed to help a customer decide whether they want the work performed. It's hard to make that decision when the work has already been done. What makes this even more concerning is that the owner later admitted he could not produce any signed authorization approving the repairs. No signed repair authorization. No signed estimate approval. No email approval. No text approval. Nothing. The owner also stated in writing that it was his decision that the issue was not a warranty concern. Rather than contacting the warranty company before repairs were performed, he made that determination himself and completed the work first. Think about that for a second. The shop found time to diagnose the bike. The shop found time to perform the repairs. The shop found time to install parts. The shop found time to create an invoice. The shop found time to decide the failure wasn't warranty related. But somehow there was never time to call the customer and obtain approval before moving forward. Throughout this process, getting answers and documentation was a battle. We repeatedly requested paperwork and records. We were given changing explanations, references to documents that could not be produced, and excuses instead of clear proof that the repairs had actually been authorized. As business owners ourselves, we understand mistakes happen. What we don't understand is how a shop can complete repairs, present a four-figure bill, and then be unable to provide documentation showing the customer approved the work. If you choose to do business here, protect yourself. Get copies of everything. Get every estimate in writing. Get every authorization in writing. Do not assume you will be contacted before work is performed. We certainly wish we had. For those asking what the issue was... Went in for not starting until warm, they found some valves had no clearance and fixed them without letting us know until after it was all said and done, stated it was over 8.5 hours of work. On their website which anyone can view, a customer only authorizes 1.5 hours of diagnostic work, to which then the customer is to be contacted if they need to go further to get authorization from the customer. None of that was done.

Horrible experience, guy behind the counter needs lesson in customer service. Stop overcharging…read morepeople or they will go elsewhere (like many others have after coming here). I didn't even end up getting anything done; I just spoke to him on the phone and he was very rude.

Took my nissan pickup here for a 100k service. No…read moreappointments, so had to leave it. It was a busy place, but plenty of stalls, and I had it back at the end of the second day. Required fairly extensive maintenance, so I was expecting to drop some coin. The counter man was friendly, helpful, and gave me a quote I was pretty happy with. In the end, it was unusually spot on, and when I came to pay and fetch, a different counter lady saw my work ID and gave me a discount for working at Duke. Overall, fair, efficient and would definitely be comfortable going back there again.