The name says it all. Tiny is a little shop with items for babies and toddlers. There's a decent…read moreselection of clothing and toys. It's more high-end than department stores but you're probably getting better quality. We've popped in a few times when in the neighborhood but weren't necessarily shopping for any particular item. Still, we prefer to shop local when we can so if we need any baby items, we'll consider Tiny.

Stopped by Tiny in Durham and really liked it, the shop is bright, clean, and thoughtfully curated…read morewith a great selection of children's books, toys, clothing, and unique gifts. They also carry Jellycats when in stock, and prices seem to vary by item, with many of the merchandise falling around the mid-$20s to high-$30s. The staff were very friendly and lovely to talk to, and it's a great place to find a thoughtful gift for baby's and kids!!

My family was checking out the shopping center and saw they had fun toys in the window. They offer…read morea lot of stem toys as well as cute children's clothes. My son picked out a stem themed fidget activity. We also bought clue the card game, which was a lot of fun. If you need a gift for a child, I would recommend checking out the store.

I visited this store today to look for a birthday gift. This is a cute store and I enjoyed browsing…read moreand seeing so many cute ideas. I found a cute dinosaur journal that you can write in with invisible ink! All of the staff were friendly and helpful.

The shopkeeper was so sweet helping me purchase clothes for my gender reveal. Such cute clothes and…read morea variety of price ranges, I will definitely be back!

I don't understand the complaints of this location. Every time I've gone in the staff have been…read moremore than kind. They signed me up for the new mom deals and I have loved shopping their clothes. There are a variety of items every time you go in and when they do their clearance sales (January and July), you cannot beat the prices!

great place to shop for the littles! they have cute clothes & affordable baby gear for newborns,…read moretoddlers & school aged kids as well. https://instagram.com/missfiandfun

I've been consigning with beanstalk for 5 years. they are picky with what they choose, though that…read morespeaks to what's available on the racks. prices reflect that too as for the most part, slightly cheaper than buying new. it's worth it to consign and shop. Great staff, friendly and always welcoming.

Very clean and well organized. The employees were all very friendly and cheerful. We'll go back.read more

I have to echo all of the great reviews here. I have been a loyal customer of Vert & Vogue for the…read morelast few years. Nadia, Ryan, and the rest of the staff are truly amazing in terms of their warmth, intelligence, and exceedingly good taste. They are committed to keeping loyal customers who are happy and keep returning, as opposed to strong-arming you into buying something that you will fall out of love with soon after purchasing. The clothes are very high quality and you will pay for the quality. Because of that, I initially thought I would be getting one or two "special" shirts to add to my wardrobe. But then I found these were the only two shirts I wore. They were comfortable, great patterns, a modern fit, and went well with a wide variety of other pants, sweaters, jackets, etc. (The staff are wonderful at suggesting ways to get multiple looks or outfits out of a few pieces, making things much more economical.) I've since bought (or was given) shirts, pants, and jackets. They've all been outstanding. And after several longer trips (including one to Europe), I've come to appreciate how well-suited V&V clothes are for travel: lightweight, durable, easy to hand wash and drip dry, and hip. Give them a try. Worst case, you'll end up spending some time with the delightful staff in a beautiful store right in our neighborhood. Best case, you'll leave with a piece or two that will become a staple for you, whether you're at Fullsteam, the office, or in Bavaria.

Nadia and staff were delightful. They showed me sweaters that they thought would wear well on me…read moreand we're very honest about what they thought. I will go back again soon!

I visited this store with two coworkers recently, and really enjoyed looking around! It's got a lot…read moreof fun inventory! My colleague decided to buy a couch! Lots of great clothes and accessories too.

Y/DM M. Cool vintage clothes, beautiful1950's special occasion dresses. Some furniture and some…read morevintage decor knickknacks. Really nice owner. Prices seem a little high.

What a cute store! We wandered in here after walking by it many times. It has a great selection of…read moregifts and clothing. The staff were really friendly. We will definitely be back!

Amazing vibes, friendly staff, the perfect place to find gifts for anyone, and absolutely don't…read moreforget about the vintage!! There's men's and women's, which most don't realize but I've gotten more than I need in cool button ups. Compared to other vintage sellers in the area, they're definitely affordable for someone on a budget that's looking for authentic vintage. Plus, it's not just stuff from the 80s and before! They've got a great selection of 90s and Y2K too for anyone looking for a "modern" vintage vibe. Oh my gosh, and don't get me started on the 1920s dresses they have....

The Streets of Southpoint Mall, located in Durham, NC, provides a wide range of stores, dining…read moreoptions, and additional amenities. This expansive mall features both indoor and outdoor retail spaces. Among the stores are Abercrombie, Apple, Claire's, Express, Gap, H&M, J.Crew, Lilly, Macy's, and others. There is also a movie theater. The mall showcases an industrial-style exterior for the food court area within the complex. It is well-maintained, and ample parking is available. Additionally, there is a pleasant food court that includes restaurants such as Subway, Mandarin Express, Chick-fil-A, Taco Bell, Charlie's Philly Cheese Steaks, and more. It is an excellent destination for outings, whether on a sunny or rainy day.

Went this weekend and it was busy.. I do like the fact that there is a mall nearby that is still…read morepoppin. The stores we went into had great service and the food court was loud as going strong! The bathrooms were clean.

I wish we could do 1/2 stars on here. I enjoy Children's Place because they have cute clothes and…read moreaffordable prices. There is typically a sale, coupon, or rewards points to use never to pay full price. However, sometimes they lack variety in bottoms. Once you've purchased all the jeans, it does not seem like they come out with new styles or colors. However, that is a company issue, not this particular store. This store is very small, cluttered, and congested. Navigating through this store with a purse and children (god forbid a stroller) is a nightmare. They do an okay job of trying to keep things organized, but with so much merchandise in such a little space it is challenging. My major complaint with this store is I can NEVER get in and out. I always spend at LEAST ten minutes in line, and I am not exaggerating. Whether I'm shopping, picking up, or doing a return, the transactions always take FOREVER. It is beyond annoying. There is typically only one registration open, and only once the line gets about five deep and people are trying to figure out were to stand in this crammed store will they open another one. Just ugh. The clothes are of decent quality, they last okay, but do not waste your time with their casual shoes (sandals and flats for girls are fine). Overall, this store needs to be remodeled. The clothes are cute, and the prices are reasonable, but I do not like coming in here. I mainly shop online.

The clothes here are in poor taste. All of the girls' clothing was EXTREMELY prissy. Nobody wants…read moreunicorns on everything. My daughter was even disgusted that everything was pastel and fairy-tale-ish. Aside from the lack of taste for girl's clothing, this store...this SPECIFIC location...is the WORST LAYOUT of a store that I have ever seen. There is approximately 6-8 inches between each rack of clothing that you have to turn sideways and brush against all of the clothes to get through. If you have kids with you, forget it. They'll get lost in the heaps of stock piled everywhere. If management were smart, they'd move out into a bigger space. (Or quit, and work for a more tasteful line of kid's clothing. Children's Place, take note, you look like the Justice store.)