I walked happily toward this adorable Pradaesque store for babies (near my work) to find a gift for…read morea friend. The happy feeling stopped when I crossed the threshold. I know this is a sort of place, as with Barney's or a Louis Vuitton, where ladies go to shop for quaint $2000 baby strollers and other such expensive, imported baby bric-a-brac. Upscale, in other words. You know, the kind of place where one of everything is placed strategically on a shelf, lit ever-so-delightfully. The store's wares scream "Buy Me! I'm So Worth The Price!" I love this kind of shopping. Now, being Raleigh, NC, one would presuppose that the nature of the staff would be one of relative warmth and friendliness. Oh, was I in for a shock. I used to work in a very upscale women's boutique in a very high-end retail environ of Memphis, so I know the ropes.... Lots of needy clients who require all the attention the staff can provide, and a lot of mental champagne to make the experience and the expense worthwhile. So I was a bit taken aback when I walked in and the young lady behind the counter did not greet me, or even acknowledge my presence. There were several other women in the store looking around, and I assume they waltzed in to the same chilly energy I did. Who knows. For the record, I was not dressed in a burlap sack. I'm a stylish kind of gal, and a nice gal to boot. At any rate, I made my way around this adorable little baby place looking for the right gift, and found myself with my nose in a cute little baby book. Missy behind the counter still said nothing, until.... The She-Beast (I assume the owner or manager) comes from the back of the store and announces to all: "Does anyone need anything?? Can we assist you?!" Then, before I can take my nose out of the book I am looking at as a potential gift, the She-Beast looks at me and says, rather bullishly, "You There! With the book! Do you need any help??" Without batting an eye, I say, in my little way: "No... me here - with the book - I'm just fine." After about five seconds of stoic silence, laughter erupts in the store at my response, even from chilly little Missy behind the counter. The She-Beast quickly removes herself to the rear of the store, not to be seen again. I bought the book, but I'll never return. I hope others who patronize this store are greeted and treated with far more pleasure than I experienced.

B+C Baby has the BEST selection of clothing and furniture for anyone NOT wanting the…read morerun-of-the-mill stuff out there. Everything I bought is well-made and GORGEOUS! I wish there was a B+C Baby in Wilmington. Thank god they're online now!

I love this store! Im here for every season and I never walk out empty handed!! I appreciate their…read morebuy hours as well as the option to wait in store which makes your bin priority and moved to the front of the other bins!! They are always having some sort of sale on tag colors and i definitely love their dollar sale days!!! I will always shop from here and sale here as well!!!

Hate to be the person to leave a bad review on a place but here it goes…read more.. I came in here of hope to sell my baby's clothes, and they were infants girls clothes I had a whole box full, and I filled out the sell form and asked for an eta and they told me later that afternoon, so I waited in the parking lot and the stores nearby, I waited three hours just to be told they can not buy any of my items bc the were not taking infants clothing at the time. Mind you my daughter who I was holding, still an infant, was obviously selling my infants clothing, there was no indication of them saying they weren't taking any infants clothes and they failed to inform me as well. Next time please inform your customers before they wait hours on a very hot day in the parking lot before you tell them you aren't even gonna buy the clothes. Nothing about this experience was kind. Horrible experience, won't be coming back.

I'm posting this in hopes that nobody else has to deal with this mind-blowingly terrible customer…read moreservice. If I could give them negative stars I would. So here's why you should avoid Janie & Jack's Raleigh location if you want to be treated like a human being. I returned a small hat that I bought for my daughter because it didn't fit her. Upon returning the item (the same-day), return was processed, and the money that I spent was refunded to another card that I am not the owner of, in error. When I brought this up to the staff, they refused to correct the mistake and told me they could do nothing for me. They directed me to their customer service corporate number that also informed me because it was an in-store return that they could also do nothing to help me get the refund corrected and on my card, so neither the location or the corporate office were willing to return the money to me that I spent there. They essentially stole my money and refused to do anything about it. Pure insanity. They hid behind "systems limitations" in correcting it, but also offered any other recourse at all. After repeated attempts to resolve this, I was spoken to rudely by three separate employees at the location and also hung up on by one employee at the location after telling me, they can do nothing for me. Stop calling. This is easily the worst customer service experience of my life and I would caution anybody from ever doing business with the Raleigh, North Carolina location. The pure and utter indifference and frankly hostile attitude for refunding my money was baffling. It's basically like if I got an item from them and paid the store next door then couldn't understand why they think I should pay them. Anyways, what an awful place. Stay away.

When I found out I was going to be an Aunt, visions of tiny checkerboard Vans, Fugazi onesies and…read moreskull patterned recieving blankets danced in my head. Then I remembered it wasn't my baby and headed over to Janie and Jack. Gorgeous traditional clothes, layettes and accessories with a staff knowledgable about sizing. It is pricey but if you size up a season you can find steals. I found a hand knit romper and silver Mary Janes for under $20. The store is neatly laid out unlike the chaos that is Gymboree where the shoppers behave like that last pair of teddy bear print tights was the antidote to the poison they just swallowed.

I don't normally shop at Target because of their policies, but I was nearby this one and decided to…read morestop. I should have just gone to a grocery store. The parking lot was pretty full, as was the store. It did appear that all the checkout lanes were open. I was overcharged for what I bought, as some of the items were on sale. So now I will need to go to another Target to get the overcharge refunded. This experience will keep me away from Target, so that is a good thing. The cashier was friendly, though. Customer Service from the Walnut Creek store tried to say I did not receive the discount, as I had to buy two. Well, I did buy two of the items and my receipt reflects the full price charged, not the price on the shelf. But at least I got the store to admit to the price on the shelf. It seems the store could have looked up my receipt to see what happened. I am still waiting on my refund, though. 12/28 Now I am told the items I bought were not part of the sale, and the shelf tags were removed. I found the ad that ended 12/27, and it is clearly listed on sale. Then the sale price had been confirmed with me yesterday when they didn't think I bought the required quantity. I tried to point out that this is a new sales week and last week's promotions would have ended.

I ordered a bathing suit using the Target. The Target app is so easy to use. I do over 50% of my…read morehard good shopping using the Target app. Normally, I pick up at North Hills, but they were out of stock. The app makes it so easy to find another store close by that have your item. I let them know I was coming via the app. When I got to the drive up area, I checked in. Seemed my order was brought to my car in seconds. I brought a men's bathing suit. Very good quality at a fair value.

short review for a short visit…read more Went a bit after Christmas 2025, and it was cold out, and all of the indoor venues were closed for renovations, and the outside vendors that they had were very sparce, and the same. They all had clothing or shoes for sale, of which, the quality was not as good as thrift shop. I will come back again in the spring, if the renovations are complete.

What a disappointment. This is basically just a junk/garage sale. Booth after booth of old faded…read moredirty stuff.

i love target! this one was small and not well stocked. it only has about half the items and i…read moreended up going to a different target. but nevertheless target is a great store.

Great location! Super clean and tidy...Always!…read moreReally friendly and helpful staff. It's a small store so selection is limited but you can have items shipped to the store for free. Target is our GoTo spot in this neighborhood for household items and some accessories. **** Oh! and their Ice Cream Sandwiches (FAVORITE DAY brand) are yummy ****** ; )

The NC Museum of Natural Sciences was the perfect way to spend a very cold, wet, afternoon in…read moreRaleigh. It was a few miles from our AirBNB, so while we had to drive, there's a large parking lot right across the street. I'm not sure if parking is normally free, but it was on this particular Saturday. No one was monitoring the gate or could figure out how to pay, so we didn't. I *think* the sign said it was normally $5 on days they do charge or monitor. VERY reasonable. The museum itself is FREE unless you want to see an IMAX movie, which is reasonably priced. If you're into dinosaurs, plants, geology, or natural science in general, you'll enjoy yourself here, but the museum definitely adds a local flare and incorporates NC history and geography. While the museum is kid-friendly, it is not kid-focused. It is family focused and for all ages. My husband and I are child-free and had a great time. Of course, we are nerds and had science classes together in college. I do think this is a great museum for kids who are school aged and able to read well and ask questions. It is probably not the best option for toddlers or preschoolers when it comes to museums. The museum hosts birthday parties, and a group was there for that- what a fun idea! If you visit, plan to spend a morning or afternoon here- it definitely takes a few hours to see everything but not the full day.

Great if you're trying to spend 1-4 hours relaxing and walking around, it was interesting learning…read moreabout North Carolina as a state. How wide variety of exhibits I especially enjoyed the prehistoric exhibits.