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.

Cute little toy store with tons of free parking options around. They have a nice new train set in…read morethe front of the shop for kids to play with while you shop. They also have a pretty good selection of train toys to buy in the back of the store. I'd recommend this shop for baby gifts, fancy baby clothes, wooden and unique can't find just anywhere toddler toys, and party supplies. The staff are also very kind and helpful. *I do want to note it is quite a "progressive" shop... you won't find Curious George books here but there are tons of "modern", i have two moms, kind of stories.

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

Great selection of kids' clothes with fair prices! Friendly associates to help you find what you…read moreneed. I did not take a look at the non-clothes sections but it appears they also have toys and other items available. I got three super cute onesies that are unique and something I wouldn't be able to find at Carter's or the mall. I will be back!

From the owner: We offer movies and a safe place for the kids to play. while Mom and Dad shop.read more

Great quality of product and excellent customer service. I purchased a tank top, and while I was…read morewalking out I saw it in a different color that I liked more. I asked the cashier if I could switch it out, and she was super helpful and quick to replace it. Everything is rather expensive, but they have sales. Great place for actually cute Carolina merch.

A longtime institution featuring UNC gear and items. On game days they will also offer free…read morebuttons. It can get very crowded on game days so if you want more time to peruse and shop, come when it's less busy. I believe the same family has been running this shop for decades, and they do have sales on older or discontinued items. I hope they'll stay on Franklin Street for a long, long time.

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.)

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

During our time in Chapel Hill, from June 2020 through July 2024, my wife and I visited University…read morePlace for: 1. bartaco - one of our go-to restaurants, recommended https://www.yelp.com/biz/bartaco-chapel-hill-chapel-hill 2. Hawkers Asian Street Food - good https://www.yelp.com/biz/hawkers-asian-street-food-chapel-hill-5 3. Harris Teeter - better than the Meadowmont and Hope Valley Harris Teeter locations https://www.yelp.com/biz/harris-teeter-chapel-hill University Place used to be known as University Mall. When we first visited University Place in 2020, it was evident it was an old-school indoor American shopping mall that had seen better days. University Mall opened in 1973. It was cut in the same mold as malls across the country, the kind that have become ghost towns and been closing over the past 20+ years. However, it was also evident *this* mall was trying to change with the times and not just die out like the others. For example, the additions of tenants like bartaco and Hawkers, with outward-facing storefronts and outdoor spaces, give the property a more modern look and feel. Silverspot Cinema, with 13 screens and stadium seating, still brings a lot of visitors to University Place. Every time we ate at bartaco, I always saw folks coming and going from the movie theater. When I ran errands on Saturday mornings and drove by, I noticed the Chapel Hill Farmers' Market in the mall's parking lot. Currently, the farmers' market is open every Saturday 8am-12pm and every Tuesday 3pm-6pm. In the winter (November-March), the farmers' market is open Saturday only, 9am-12pm. According to a January 2024 video by the News & Observer ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=huEoZCpBX-E ), plans are underway to transform University Place into "an open-air shopping center with 350,000 square feet of retail space" and "60,000 square feet of offices, apartments and hotel." The farmers' market will move to a large public lawn called the Commons (the Commons per ABC11). A new Chick-fil-A will open on the site previously occupied by K&W Cafeteria. Also according to ABC11, in a March 2024 report ( https://abc11.com/university-place-in-chapel-hill-construction-temporarily-close-mall-entrance-set-to-welcome-new-tenants/14561741/ ), a location of Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams is on the way as is a new parking garage, with local art, that will add 150 spaces.

Inside of mall is closed! Only restaurants around outside. No clothing shops even though they still…read morepop up in searches or on maps. Frustrating