This vintage store off 8th street has a wide variety of gadgets, jewelry, and clothing from all…read moredecades of the 1900s into the early 2000s. The store itself is bigger than it looks from the outside, and the person at the register was very friendly and willing to answer any questions we had. The items appeared fairly priced for what they were, although I wasn't certain what all the items were. Overall, this store is a sweet little shop if you're looking to pass a little time or looking for an antique addition to your home.

Good assortment of products. Mostly decent for the price, especially when compared to the sleaze…read morebag thiefs in the rest of Charlotte with their "vintage" products. Won't step foot in any other vintage store in this city. And as I said, good variety: clothes, pictures, boxes, records, glassware, jewelry, trinkets and more

This is a cute boutique!!!…read more The vibes are very artsy, personable and stylish. The music selection playing in the background is very chill. There's artwork throughout the store, women's clothing can be found on the middle racks, handbags and accessories are all around. The style is professional and sexy, for the grown woman! Cheers to fashion! Finding this place can be tricky but it's located in the brick building before T-Mobile. Parking is limited but rest assured, it's worth the visit. Found out that the nice couple that runs this place also does interior design.

From the owner: roam & dwell is a boutique catering to the modern & contemporary lifestyle, located just minutes…read morefrom Uptown. We believe you deserve to roam the world in style and dwell in a space you desire. We currently offer a unique curation of womenswear, decor and artwork of local artists. Looking for wardrobe styling and interior design services? Look no further. Whether you're looking for a wardrobe refresh or ready to take your interior space to the next level, we have something for you. We look forward to seeing you!

What a badass little vintage boutique! Friends and I were in town and happened to be in the…read moreneighborhood shopping around. If it hadn't been for Yelp, we likely wouldn't have found it and I'm so glad we did. Stash Pad is a little off the beaten path but not by much. Once you walk through the doors it's like a blast from the past. While we were looking for a few specific items, we were also just browsing around looking for cool finds. Every few seconds you could hear a "whoaaaa" or a "wow" or a "hey, come look at this!" from a member in our group. They had a good assortment of vintage clothing, everything from dresses to hats and menswear. They also had a good amount of costume attire, including wigs. We were specifically looking for wigs to wear to a murder mystery party later that night and we all found exactly what we were looking for. The prices were extremely reasonable as well. If you live in the area and you're looking for unique items, a piece to complete your epic costume or simply perusing around for fun, definitely add Stash Pad to your list of shops to check out. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful, and they even had a little pop-up shop out front. So much character, we loved it!

Stash Pad has an ever revolving array of stuff. If you follow them on IG they post "new" stuff…read morefrequently. I got a great 80s mullet style wig there to finish of this year's Halloween costume because they posted it. The wigs are new but everything else is pretty much vintage. I was working on putting various patches on a jean jacket and found a great Cleopatra one that now lives on that very jacket. I also saw that they will begin doing a 'free sunday' where all goods they put outside are free for the taking, so if you need something or want something, go check them out. There is lots of other shopping near by like CLTCH (jewelry and accessories) and Borris and Natasha (new clothes and accessories).

Stopped in here while out exploring the town. I love thrifting and finding unique second hand…read morepieces, so I was excited to check this place out. As for the staff, I wouldn't say they were friendly tbh; wasn't greeted or spoken to when I first came in. Just looks and stares lol. Only one person said hello to me and that was while I was walking past them on an aisle as they were putting clothes on one of the racks. They have a decent selection of unique items. A couple racks are dedicated to popular expensive streetwear brands. Their bags display cabinet didn't have much in it really. Also nothing was organized by sizes, so it got annoying trying to find pieces. Found a couple items I liked though, but after finding those same items for sale online...I put them all back. The in store labeled prices either didn't match the quality or was just a little much compared to what I saw online. I can see myself going back when I'm in Charlotte again, but I won't be in a rush to get back in there.

I stopped in here to hopefully sell some clothes to them. I had an entire bin full of an…read moreassortment of leggings, shorts dresses, etc practically new that anyone could've worn. Upon bringing my bin in the lady at the front desk was very rude. Oh, we probably can't use this stuff because we have an overstock of this already. They didn't even give me any money for anything and she said the same thing when I came back, but they have overstock of these clothes. That didn't make any sense to me so when asked for further clarification she said to me, " oh just look around you can see that we already have enough of these kind of clothes". She treated my back. I was a complete moron and was very rude and nasty. I will never go back to that place to try to sell my used clothing or to do business. VERY RUDE staff. Especially the tall girl with the glasses that I dealt with I don't know her name. Did not like this place one bit!

While killing time before an appointment nearby, I stumbled upon this upscale gift store off of…read moreProvidence Road. It was early June so they had lots of beach friendly merchandise (supergoop, bask sunscreen, coverups, upscale beach towels). They also great, useful gifts for home (glassware, eco friendly dishtowels, candles.) I also skimmed through a well curated selection of casual clothing (Faherty, Rails, and more). I purchased a dishtowel, a strawberry lavender drink mixer, and French Girl Le Tint lip balm (they had other face and body gifts as well. ) I will be back to pick up some Jao sanitizer when I am out too. Haven't seen that in many stores and I love it. Definitely worth a browse if you need an interesting gift for friend or yourself.

This sneaker boutique is a video. We have one in my city but this was the flagship store and when…read moreyou enter you can see why. The selection was solid, the staff was knowledgeable and polite. The topper was the Be Social area which was located in the back of the store. This is a space for the community to come and socialize or attend one other store's many seminars, workshops, or kickbacks. I got a pair of A Ma Mainere Air Ships. The next time I am in the Queen City I will definitely be stopping by Social Status.

I always have a great experience shopping here! The staff is friendly, they carry a great selection…read moreof the latest trends and I also enjoy their events they have in the back with BeSocial. I will be a lifelonger supporting this business.

My daughter rook me to Trope on my recent visit to Charlotte. I loved it!! The store is quaint and…read moreabsolutely full of romance books, tote bags, stickers and clothing. I felt overwhelmed and purchased a book suggested by the young lady who was working that day. As a nerdy smut lover Trope is my dream destination!!!

I was looking for a local independent bookstore to check out while I was in Charlotte, and after…read morereading so many positive reviews, I decided to stop by Trope Bookshop. I really wanted to love it, but unfortunately it wasn't quite the welcoming experience I was hoping for. The bookstore itself is adorable. It's on the smaller, cozy side, but it's thoughtfully laid out and surprisingly well-stocked. They have comfortable spots where you can sit and read or take your time deciding which books to bring home, which I appreciated. Browsing was easy, and I liked that they carried several books by one of my favorite authors. Their bookmark selection was also adorable, I couldn't leave without buying one. My experience with the staff, however, was a bit disappointing. When I walked in, there were only a couple of people in the store, but I wasn't greeted or acknowledged. The cashier seemed occupied on her phone, and I felt more like I was interrupting than walking into a local bookstore. I walked up to ask if they carried a specific book genre I was looking for, and the response was simply a blunt, "No." Since they didn't have it, I asked if she had any recommendations based on what I normally enjoy reading, and other genres I wanted to explore. After I explained my preferences, she suggested a few different genres and eventually walked around the store gathering several books for me to look through. Ironically, just as she was helping me, the store suddenly became much busier. I appreciated the effort she made putting together a stack of recommendations, and after narrowing them down, I actually ended up purchasing one of the books she suggested. A few of the recommendations were part of ongoing series, which can be a little hit-or-miss for me since I prefer knowing I'll enjoy the first book before committing to the rest. Overall, the bookstore has a great selection, a cozy atmosphere, and plenty to browse despite its size. I genuinely enjoyed exploring the shelves and could easily spend time here. I really wanted this to be a 4-star review because the store itself has so much charm. Unfortunately, the initial interaction with the staff left me feeling like I was bothering her rather than being welcomed into a local bookstore. Customer service can really shape a first impression, especially for first-time visitors. That said, I still left with a new book and a cute bookmark, so I don't regret stopping in. I just hope future visits feel a little warmer because the bookstore itself definitely has the potential to be a favorite.

The store is permanently closed! Tried to go there for their five star review. The store is…read morepermanently closed and empty inside.

Larry is the best economy auto detailer in the City......If your ever here at Autobell on South…read moreBlvd, please be patient and wait if he's available bc you won't be disappointed. Always the best service with a smile and great conversation.

A very beautiful clothing shop for men who like to dress nice. I really like the Aesop brand they…read morecarry in sosos and gels. I thought it was a coffee shop but I think they were in a meeting when I walked in. It's in a beautiful historic house. I'll watch for the dinner event and hopefully get to attend. Has a nice outdoor wrap around patio

We visited Tabor for the first time because we were attending the Fall Dinner Series meal hosted by…read moreBruce Moffett. Before dinner, we had a chance to explore the store. It's absolutely beautiful! I could linger there for hours admiring everything. Every detail from the felt drapes in the dressing room to the artfully displayed merchandise was spot on. We peeked at a few of the price tags and can report that all of this handsome atmosphere certainly comes at a high price! So, if visiting Tabor to shop, make sure you bring some serious spending money. We'd been eyeing their Dinner Series for a while and finally pulled the trigger on the October one when we saw Bruce Moffett was the featured chef. We are huge Moffett groupies. They set tables up outside on the porch -- decorated with gorgeous embroidered table cloths, fresh flowers, beautiful place settings. So, while you dine in absolute style, the poor chefs have to prepare a meal with no refrigeration, no ovens or stoves, etc. It was like a real life version of Top Chef! I'm happy to report, the meal did not disappoint! It was open bar all night and they were incredibly liberal with the alcohol. The cocktail that night was a gin fizzy. Delicious. There was also copious amounts of both red and white wine. No ones glass was ever empty. The food was Mediterranean and also plentiful. We feasted on stuffed grape leaves, pita bread and some of the best hummus I've ever tasted, grilled fish and steak, lentils and more! It was all topped off with homemade baklava, flaky and dripping honey. Yum. The crowd skewed a little older (and richer) than us so there were a few awkward "socializing" moments. But, other than that, we had a blast and will definitely consider future dinners at Tabor!