We had some time to kill and were looking for a non-chain coffee spot. This one was close by and…read morehad great reviews. So we decided to give them a try. We had a little difficulty finding it. GPS brought us to the parking lot behind the building. There isn't clear signage to direct you where to go. We managed to find our way up the stairs and into the building. There are a number of businesses located inside. Lucky Tree is super cute. It's set up to encourage working, with plenty of charging spots all around. There is a variety of seating, from long wooden tables to smaller individual areas. We ordered a chai latte and golden milk latte, both with oat milk. Both drinks were good. Fyi there is a separate entrance from the side that takes you directly to another smaller parking lot.

I decided to try this out for a quick coffee stop while in town for a conference. The service was…read morefriendly and quick! I tried the breakfast bagel bites, which were soft and warm. I loved the cheese on top! I was not a huge fan of the flavor the almond flour gave them but it was not overpowering. I would probably get them again! They had a lot of options as far as specialty lattes but I am glad I went with the Vanilla Maple. I was worried that the maple flavor would be too much but it complimented the vanilla well. The inside was VERY well decorated, and I would've loved to stay and do a little computer work! I could see myself coming by and sitting down for a quick brunch, meeting up with friends, or staying for a work session.

Elizabeth calls itself a home and garden store, but it's a store you stop by when you have your…read moregarden essentials from other places and want to add extras in the way of decorative items. Most things seem too nice for outdoors, so perhaps they're more for an indoor garden room. Either that or I totally misunderstand the garden part of home and garden. It is a good store to find a nice gift, with the small statues of every kind, clocks, mirrors, pictures, wrought-iron wall ornaments, and even some personal items, like jewelry, scarves and handbags. In the back room is the most beautiful log cabin dollhouse that I've seen in some time. Elizabeth's is a relaxed store, where they've kept the feel of the house. There are two small rooms on the first floor and a larger room with the larger items, upstairs. Despite the limited space, there's still a light feel. In my visits to Elizabeth's there's been something new to see. Certain things are moved to another area, displayed in a different way, giving it a fresh look. The owners seem to have a great deal of retail experience that shows in how they treat their customers and in their down-to-earth attitude -- especially noticeable during the holiday rush shortly after they opened.

From the owner: Home and Garden Decor…read more -Soaps -Soy Candels -Jewelry -Lamps -Wall Art -Teacups -Table Fountains -Silk Flowers -Pots -Wind Chimes -Decorative Bird Cages and so much more!

Love this store! So much to see and so many unique brands and artists…read more We spent about 1/2 hour in Deco Raleigh, but could have stayed longer and spent a lot of money. Bought a clever dish towel from BlueQ, some magnets, bookmarks and some very unique gifts. Highly recommend!

This place had a big variety of items and the staff was very nice. would definitely recommend this…read moreplace to anyone visiting North Carolina for the first time.

As a realtor, I'm always trying to find some fun pieces when gifting items to my clients. I picked…read moreup a few candles, table, books and household items. The staff was really nice and helpful.

From the owner: Decor Addict — the destination for design lovers who curate, layer, and live with intention (and…read morejust a little drama). Whether you're re-styling your home or shopping for that one piece that makes the whole room pop, or that special gift, you’re one of us now. Fresh product selections year-round Stay obsessed. Stay addicted.

I just want to give a quick shoutout to this store! Me and my sisters went there about 2 weeks ago…read moreto get permanent bracelets which we absolutely LOVE. The service was amazing and the quality that you get is incredible. I also purchased a necklace that unfortunately broke within a few hours and I couldn't drive back because I was from out of town and flying back to Boston the next day. I called the store and April ( who was wonderful) helped me. She shipped me a brand new one to Boston and no extra charge. I'm wearing the necklace now and I'm absolutely in love. When I am ever back in that area, I will definitely go back !

My sister and I had made an appointment to get matching permanent jewelry as we recently celebrated…read morea birthday and wanted to commemorate the occasion with something special. We drove from Durham for the appointment and unfortunately, upon entry, were received with abysmal service and (lack of) interaction with the staff. No one greeted us in or even acknowledged our existence until one lady finally stated, "you my 3 o'clock?" As she proceeded to keep walking into the back before we could respond. She later returned and sat at the jewelry station staring down at her phone and continued to ignore us. Needless to say we left immediately. It's really disappointing, especially when you want to support a local business and do something special with your twin.

A fun shop with pretty and interesting vintage furniture, housewares, and jewelry. They also have…read moresome new items from local vendors like soaps and dip mixes. Great place to find unique gifts. The store doesn't have a website, but it has a Facebook page with its hours and more info.

Wanted to buy the vintage wicker chair out front that I have had my eye for weeks. Stopped by a…read morefew weeks ago and saw a tag for $145. Went today ready to buy, but no tag on it. Went in the store, with mask and the lady working there (no mask) was abrupt when I asked her about the chair. "What is on the price tag" There is no tag so she went out to look, tag was gone. $165 is the price. I thought she would check some sort of inventory list, but all she did was go online. Yes she said that is what they are selling for online. No inventory listing? How odd? Well it was $145 before I said. No it is $165. Ok I said, thank you and left, without the chair I had been wanting. Did I want it yes I did, but I won't be treated like that.

Friendly people and great selection! I visited at the Raleigh Market and grabbed a few pokémon…read moremodels. They had a number of different 3D printed items that were all very reasonably priced in addition other products.