Loving all the new additions to North Hills shopping center. The food truck is a great add to this…read morelocation.

North Hills is beautiful and it's still growing. It reminds me very much of Reston Town Center in…read moreVirginia - but better. It's home to many shops, restaurants, coffee, work out and work-in spaces, and there is plenty of parking underneath to make sure it's easily accessible. Highly recommend walking around the Christmas decorations at night or catching a concert there in the summer (Midtown Beach Music Series). There are also luxury apartments and several beautiful hotels in the area.

Several vacancies. Looking forward to seeing the " Eiffel Tower" it was at the entrance. Was…read moreexpecting a little more lively atmosphere it was very quiet. The few employees we did encounter throughout were not very welcoming from a tourist standpoint.

Took my husband here for his birthday since we couldn't make our Paris trip! Hehe.. loved the…read moreminiature Eiffel Tower (which gets lit at night) it's a lovely shopping area with nice restaurants. We did happen across a lovely wine and tapas place called Vivinos. We also did check out a quaint gift shop called Stuf 'n such that had a variety of gifts at all price points. The lady at the store was very sweet and helpful. Will definitely be back to try the other restaurants.

I as well as many other patrons would really appreciate it if the security did something about the…read morehomeless people feeding the geese on the sidewalk. I tried to ask the man who does it all the time to stop feeding the geese on the sidewalk and just do it where people don't walk but he doesn't care and sits on the benches and continues to feed them rice, which isn't necessarily bad for the geese but I'm 90% certain its the main reason they poop so much. tried to contact the security for the center but the number provided goes straight to voice mail.

At the northeast corner of Glenwood Avenue and Pleasant Valley Road towards the Northwest of…read moreRaleigh, this large outdoor shopping center is pretty much anchored by the Big Lots and the Walmart. They also feature a Chipotle, AT&T, Papa John's and a Burger King. Chinese restaurant, Mexican restaurant, Chik Fil-A, car parts shop, car repair shop and furniture rental. It's a busy plaza and there is easy access to and from Glenwood, AKA US 70. [Review 11840 overall, 1622 of 2019.]

Went here for the first time last night with my friend and her mom. There were a lot of local…read morevendors inside and outside. I found three pairs of earrings I love and would not easily find other places due to the authenticity. I liked that they had an inside bar where some of the vendors were housed and samples of a lot of local goodies. The mobile boutiques were cute and had cute clothes. The live music was also a great touch! Parking is definitely not ideal. We got lucky finding a single parking spot after circling the block and parking lot. My friend's mom is handicapped and there aren't many handicap accessible parking places. The streets are uneven and difficult to walk on. The pricing of some of the vendors was on the expensive side and could have been cheaper. More than one or two food trucks would have been great!

Everything has closed down. From the pictures it looked really cute. But when we got there…read moreeverything was boarded up and nothing was there.

I enjoy visiting Brier Creek Commons for shopping, dining and entertainment. The shopping center is…read morelocal to home for me and suits my needs for my personal shopping, dining and entertainment interests. My favorite places to visit in the Commons are: Total Wines, The Beer Garden, BJ's, Sephora, Target, TJ Maxx, European Wax Center, Dick's, Massage Envy & Bar Louie. Bar Louie makes the best martinis. The Clover is one of my favorite cocktails. I am a regular at The Commons. The plethora of shoppes and dining makes it a convenient one stop shop location. Yesterday was my second year attending the Star Spangled Block Party for the 4th of July. This is a wonderful free event for all people to enjoy. Bring a chair, participate in the festivities and people watch. My mom is 70 and enjoyed the community gathering. Despite how crowded it can get with many in attendance it is a very organized annual event that hope continues. I love to see everyone dress up and this is a safe community to gather in where all are welcome. The cons here include how busy traffic can pile up, parking is scarce on a normal day and how dated the Regal Cinemas is. This area is deserving of a luxury movie theater.

So many nice things to say about this mall…read more 1. Move theater. 2. Every shop you can think of from Michael's to Staples; Dick's to Talbot's 3. So many restaurants and great choices for ethnic food (Thai, Peruvian, sushi). 4. Ample parking throughout. 5. Great exercise if you like walking or power walking. 6. Near the airport and local hotels. 7. Close to Raleigh, Durham or Chapel Hill. It hits all the right check marks.

cava is my usual but I'd never been to this location. Kavon and his team are so kind and attentive…read more You can really tell Kavon takes care of his people and sets the tone for a happy workplace. I will definitely be visiting this location again. Thank you Kavon!

I'm a big fan of Midtown East and it's only half open! This plaza is close to me and I have been…read moreanxiously awaiting the opening. I love that we have a Cava on this side of town now and I don't have to head over to Cameron Village, especially when the parking gets crazy for holiday shopping. I also recently went into the Pet People and had a great experience. Between the pilates studio and Row House it is great to have workout options close by. Nektar is opening soon which will be perfectly located next to Club Pilates. I know there is an Ashley Christensen restaurant opening there too which I'm excited for as well as a Starbucks, and Snooze eatery. You can also access the Wegman's parking garage towards the back of the plaza, head behind Club Pilates. Parking is easy, if you can't find one of their "street" parking spots they have a parking lot around the back by Cava.

I wasn't sure what I was expecting, but I was pleased with my visit to the Cameron Village shopping…read morecenter this evening. It's not quite a shopping center and it's definitely not a mall. It's more like a carefully zoned outdoor entertainment center. Almost a "riverwalk" or "town center" that I've seen in other places. Surface streets cross through Cameron Village but there's lots of parking and you can easily miss parts of it because it's just a large retail and dining center. Jewelry, coffee, nails, clothing, sporting goods, medical professionals, all sorts of stuff here. I enjoyed my time and will be back. [Review 11604 overall, 1384 of 2019.]

Cameron Village is a very interesting place in Raleigh. It's located right near NC state so this…read morearea swarms a lot of traffic. Not my cup of tea. Best described as a cross between the East Village of NYC and south shore of Long Island. A bunch of restaurants and non- commercial shopping all jumbled into an outdoor shopping / dining Mecca. Cameron is best to visit on a gorgeous day. There are miles of stores and quaint restaurants. I visited here during lunch and had a hard time finding the Flying Biscuit. It's located across from Wells Fargo ( the bandits of the banking world). They have quite a lot of furniture, home decor and posh boutiques for women. Today I made the biggest mistake of dining at Which Wich. Terrible sandwich place. There were so many other great restaurants that lined this area. Check it out tourists.

Wow! How did I not know about this Creedmoor location?!…read more Sooooo much more enjoyable shopping in here. The other location is extremely claustrophobic, I have to get in the right mindset to go to that one. This location is large, very easy to navigate, brightly lit and so nice to shop in! Will definitely be coming to this TJ's now! Employee Eliza that checked me out was sweet and very friendly! Plenty of parking, too.

"How do I explain thee"…read more If you're one of the few individuals living under a rock, who hasn't experienced Trader Joe's, do yourself a favor and go! With that being said, she's not your typical grocery store. So here's a few personal insights: (1) Generally, lower price point than average grocery store (not including sales or promotions). (2) Above average to preferred (taste/cost) for ready made, or frozen prepared options. (3) Great and affordable wine selection. (4) Above average floral options - solid price and freshness. (5) Not available on Instacart, and unable to price compare or understand sale/ seasonal products without being in-store. (6) Tight lanes ('cause who doesn't love TJ). (7) Go beyond and above associates. Trader Joe's is not for everyone and isn't your standard grocery store. I believe it's great for singles and couples who don't cook often and who value quality ingredients (frozen ready made options). However, she's not a one trick pony and provides great value for all. For large or mid size families, she might require a more strategic approach. Veggies (fresh) are generally lower in cost, large cheese selection, specialty options at a reasonable cost (e.g. goat milk, high quality oat milk). I'm a fan and I'm slowly, but surely incorporating my local spot more into my weekly shopping schedule. Grocery store:4.56