I found this spot while doing a Google search. I was on the hunt for some disposable bowls. I made…read moreone phone call and fell in love with a lady on the phone. She was so helpful, so kind and she took her time explaining to me exactly what she could offer. Just this patient with me. When I got to the spot, it's very nice. It's very clean and gorgeous products. It's open to the public and they have great showroom hours. I was assisted by a gentleman name Abdul he was just as kind and patient as the lady who had answered the phone. He went above and beyond trying to get me exactly what I needed. Unfortunately this time they didn't have what I needed, but I'll definitely give this spot a try again in the near future as the service was impeccable.

I found this spot while doing a Google search. I was on the hunt for some disposable bowls. I made…read moreone phone call and fell in love with a lady on the phone. She was so helpful, so kind and she took her time explaining to me exactly what she could offer. Just this patient with me. When I got to the spot, it's very nice. It's very clean and gorgeous products. It's open to the public and they have great showroom hours. I was assisted by a gentleman name Abdul he was just as kind and patient as the lady who had answered the phone. He went above and beyond trying to get me exactly what I needed. Unfortunately this time they didn't have what I needed, but I'll definitely give this spot a try again in the near future as the service was impeccable.

Could not be happier, Darryl and Paula are awesome ! my project came out as discussed and done…read morefaster then expected. highly recommend using minuteman press in Raleigh.

excelente servicio, atienden rápido y son personas muy amables, atentas y pacientes 100/100read more

If you're a lover of gadgets, inventive and new ideas, co-working spaces, 3-D printers and the…read moreunexpected, I highly recommend paying a visit to DesignBox. It's a much smaller space then some of its "competing" galleries along the Martin St. strip, but it won't leave you disappointed. I never know what to expect when walking in there, whether they're show casing a new show invention, re-useable water bottles, the latest in sustainable jewelry or their awesome 3-D printer, DesignBox gives a new twist to your art expectations. I always love hitting up this gallery during FirstFriday, they also usually offer wine and occasionally even beer (although it's gone quickly, so arrive early in the evening if you're looking for a glass!) DesignBox fulfills anyone's designer/inventor artist search.

311, Visual Art Exchange (VAE), and Designbox are an impressive First Friday Triforce in the…read moreWarehouse District. 307 West Martin is Designbox's 3rd location, and probably its best yet (but I never went to the 1st location). The space is more open, and a little bit larger. You can still walk around and meet the artists. When West Martin is blocked off for First Friday's, it makes for a pretty cool spot to hang out. Inside Designbox, you'll find a lot of work by local creatives. Paul Friedrich's nerdy illustrations are always fun to look at. I also really like Michelle Lyon's R-rated stuffed cats. If you go to the store every month, not much will change around. They will always have a rotating main exhibit, but the merchandise will look similar. Still, I enjoy stopping by every month or two. I always find myself buying a gift for someone here.

Overall I really love my Slateplate! I love that it is locally made and really makes an impact when…read moreyou put it out for a party. My main issue with it is as cheese sits on it it starts to get some of the slate plate imprinted on the cheese. My husband had asked if the cheese was moldy, but since I had just purchased and cut it up I knew that couldn't be true. At closer inspection it was clearly the grey/black color of the slate. Maybe that stops happening after multiple washes? Maybe I didn't give it a good enough first scrub? Not sure, but as long as that doesn't continue to happen I see myself putting out this Slateplate at pretty much every party I host! It even comes with a little piece of chalk that you can use to label all your charcuterie items on the plate.

I've been a customer for years and I love this place! Friendly, knowledgeable, helpful people make…read morethe difference. No matter how long the line, they are still much more efficient than our local PO's. And dogs are welcome too...!

Convenient place especially if you are like me never have stamps at home anymore. I had a large…read morecare package to send to my BFFL so I just put items in a box. The clerk at the store was so helpful she gladly labeled and posted my package. It's a great gift shop aa well, cute cards, baubles and treats. I'm so glad they are close by its easier than USPS.

The SAS Institute, in Cary, is famous for how well it treats its employees, and it's known to have…read moregreat food. So I thought I'd yelp a review in case anyone is curious. The campus has 3 cafeterias (Buildings F, R, and T), but F is the main one and, if you know someone at SAS (like me!), you can come eat there. This is cafeteria-style food (there are also sandwich and salad bars, but I'll restrict my review to the hot lines in F). Each day, the cafes offer 2 entrees, several vegetables, and IF you are lucky, a casserole (and it's my affinity for those casseroles that earned me the name Dr. Casserole). There is usually a "meat" entree and a "healthy" option. Typical meat entrees are things like meatloaf, fried chicken, sloppy joes, etc. Alternative entrees are things like grilled tuna steaks, pasta with marinara sauce, etc. Several veggies are always offered, usually of the steamed variety, and I am not a big fan of steamed veggies. They are usually bland baby carrots or a broccoli cauliflower mix. The salad bar is a good alternative. There are a few that are outstanding, but it's hit and miss on any given day. But the casseroles, oh the casseroles. Ranch potato casserole (think hash browns slathered in ranch dressing and baked), best cauliflower casserole (cheesy mayonnaisey cauliflower -- okay that sounds a little gross but it is actually awesome), and the classic green been casserole with those crunchy onions on top. If you catch one of those, you are in luck indeed. Bonus: they brew counter culture coffee, and its FREE! Actually all drinks are free. Bonus bonus: they have a real live piano player there every day during lunch laying down lounge jazz. Groovy.

Not sure why this is an entry on Yelp - I called the number listed, which goes to SAS, and finally…read moregot someone who said it's not open to the public, and you need to go with an SAS employee to be allowed to dine. They should either remove this entry, update the phone number or make that clear.

Fantastic service and super helpful staff. Fair value if not better than fair. Printing jobs were…read moredone quickly and efficiently. Thank you!

Top notch service and products. John and Joseph were incredibly helpful in producing my project.read more