Love the pottery great soap holders, tea pots, many beautiful items to choose from if you're…read morelooking for a great gift or for your self go visit. The first item of theirs I got at a church silent auction then another from as a gift love their items!

From the owner: Handmade pottery in the famous Southern Tradition, family owned and operated. read more

Great shop for unique gift ideas! From Willow Tree and Jim Shore collectables to collegiateitmes,…read moreflags and yard art. Fun gifts and gifts that show you care. For example, a favorite holiday plaque I saw recently read: THREE WISE WOMEN would have asked for directions, arrived on time, helped deliver the baby, cleaned the stable, made a casserole and brought practical gifts, then there would be PEACE ON EARTH. Fun place to browse, friendly staff - and great coffee shop connected, too!

They have begun hosting music nights and it was fantastic! The store is open during the event, they…read moreserve beer and wine and some food options but you can bring your own food and simply enjoy a nice evening. There is limited seating available and so you should bring your own chairs just in case.

Cutest boutique clothing and jewelry!! Just a very charming store and such helpful owners .read more

I use their baskets for closing gifts for New Homeowners…read moreEveryone has commented how beautiful they are. Great Baskets!!

From the owner: BasketCases by CaffiendsBrewed specializes in unique gift baskets for all of your special occasions…read moreincluding corporate. We also offer free local delivery and one of a kind keepsake containers for gift baskets for an additional cost.

I bought two Hershey bars today, they were larger than the…read moresmall ones but not the huge ones...$8 for both! Never again.

Yup, this is another overpriced newsstand located in an airport. It is so generic, that I have a…read morefeeling that all of the newsstands at airports are the same company, they only seem to change their name to suit the culture of whichever state they are currently doing business in. This place is called Kitty Hawk, a nod to North Carolina's roots as the birthplace of aviation, and a plug to an overrated tourist attraction located several hours east of the airport where it is located. I like the name plate, it's pretty cool looking, and I wouldn't mind having something similar to display in my home. It has the usual assortment of things to buy. Overpriced junk food, magazines, books, a smattering of last minute gift ideas, and more. There really isn't much more to say.