Wanting a cute, eclectic, and fun with a bar, this is your spot! I got the warmest welcome from…read moreDrew as I walked by, and he invited me in. I was quickly taken in by all the cute and funky socks, cards, cups, and other items floating around the store. As you go to the back, it opens up to a bar with wine and beer for sale and to sip. I grabbed a can of cider and was told to come back anytime. The owners made me feel at home and were so happy that I was walking around downtown. I plan to return the next time I am in the area. Would love to sit and have a drink with them! A must go to in downtown Raleigh!!!

Very cute gift shop, bar, and the owner is so nice! LGBTQ-friendly and inclusive, humorous, unique…read moregifts. There's something for everyone here.

Thank you so much to Kaylin and Adrian for their great customer service tonight at the Crabtree…read moreMall location!! Made shopping so pleasurable!!!

Hailey (Liz) was the best! She helped me find the BEST dress for an upcoming wedding. She was so…read morekind, relatable, and personable. Plus the dress was in my price range! We went through probably 7 dresses before she found a PERFECT dress! I'm so thankful for her and the super friendly environment she brought to a fairly stressful shopping day! 10/10!

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.

This store has a range of consigned designer brands including some top premier brands like Chanel,…read moreLouis Vuitton, and Gucci. Also brands from more modest brands like Birkenstock, Kate Spade, and Coach, so there is something for all the fashion lovers no matter your taste. It's a fairly small store though and there wasn't much available in my sizes when I visited. I didn't make a purchase but it was nice to stop by. The Staff was nice which is always a plus.

The store is too cramped and the racks are too full. It's impossible to look at anything and I had…read moreto wait for 30 mins to try anything on. It's unfortunate because they have some cute stuff; it's just not hospitable to look through any of it..... I also find things to be pretty expensive here for consignment. Will be a while before we go back.... There are more reasonable consignment shops in Raleigh that we enjoy like Clothes Mentor.

Nice local art store. I especially appreciated the self-published books from local writers…read more I really love the vibe of this section of downtown Raleigh and this store just adds to it! I will visit again.

Where can you go to shop and support a local business, local artists and pet a cute puppy? The…read moreanswer is Munjo Munjo! Conveniently located in the heart of Downtown Raleigh (next to The Raleigh Times) this corner, spot that has turned over quite often over the years, seems to finally have a shop that is sticking. The owners are locals and always have Munjo, their Pomeranian [**I think**] dog in the shop. He's a scavenger for food! But if he doesn't catch your interest, I know some of the diverse local art will! From jewelry, stickers, pins, clothing [t-shirts/sweatshirts], mugs...the list goes on. I've purchased items for myself and others at Munjo Munjo over the years. A great option for gifts or a little local Raleigh!

The Pygmalion reference as a store name is subtle. I get it; but don't quite see the link with how…read moretransformed or brought to life you'll be if you shop here. Despite that, I found Galatea to be a classy store but with a bohemian laid-back vibe. The separates were mostly of softer, less constructed fabrics, and of styles you don't see in the mass market stores. The fabric textures could work well for both casual or professional wear. It's always good when you can add something to your wardrobe without fear of seeing it on someone else the next week. With that; however, Galatea isn't someplace for young fashion, but rather a store for the woman who feels young at heart without necessarily being slotted into the "middle-age" genre of clothing. The clothes aren't inexpensive, though, so be prepared. Galatea also has some truly beautiful jewelry, scarves and handbags to complete whatever look you're after. The ladies working here cheerfully answered my questions and made recommendations on some of the jewelry I was perusing, but were not pushy, overbearing , or shadowing me around the store like some crazy stalkers. It's not a place I'd gravitate toward, mostly because it isn't my style; but I wouldn't mark it off my list if I needed something different.

I have shopped at Galatea for years and enjoy the curated selection of items that is different from…read morewhat you'll find at mall stores or even most traditional boutiques. Many of my Galatea items become favorites and get worn out because I reach for them so often. The prices aren't super cheap, but since I end up wearing the items for a few years they actuallyl become bargains. I'd rather pay $75 for a shirt I wear 100s of times than $12 for one that shrinks weird after two washings and has to go to the thrift store. The styles are mostly comfortable and unusual, but work well for artsy or relaxed offices, low-key dressy events and socializing. A friend characterized the clothes as "California" in style. The store stocks several Made In The USA brands and lots of organic cottons, linens, etc. They also have lots of locally-made jewelry, handbags, candles, etc. While it's a grown-up, non-trendy women's store, my 15-year-old has been known to pull an item off their substantial consignment racks in the back of the store and make it work in her teen wardrobe (she's a Free People, Madewell, Urban Outfitters shopper usually.) The staff is friendly and very low-key. If you prefer shopping without having to make idle small talk, they will allow that. If you want assistance and like talking through your wardrobe choices, they will do that as well. Bonus: they sell Locopops popsicles which is always nice on a summer afternoon!

Quirky, fun and maybe a like vulgar but that's the fun!…read more Great little shop filled to the ceiling with local gifts. Great option for someone who is hard to shop for. Funny signs or female empowerment and I am ALL for that! Parking is out front but it is limited.

If you're looking for quirky, unique gifts, this should be your first stop, especially if you want…read moreto support local small business. They have a little bit of everything...Taylor Swift themed items, lots of cards made by artists, candles, soap, CAT gift items, baby gifts, and more. I don't think you'll find a lot of what they have in a Target, so your purchase will definitely be a fun one. I will say they are fairly pricey, so just be prepared for that.

absolute best women's consignment shop!! amazing wide range of brands and styles! and great place…read moreto sell your designer clothes, shirts and bags that may be sitting in your closet - you can use the sales towards that perfect Chanel bag you've always wanted

This shop is amazing. It has by far the widest selection of vintageware I have found it so far in…read morethe Raleigh area. And I say this as someone who has been to many a thrift shop, as well as a couple of the other vintage doors that show up on Yelp in the Research Triangle area. On this occasion I was in dire need of a dress to wear for a mehndi social event and was looking for something very much in alignment to a beautiful multi-colored number I had rented from Rent the Runway last summer. In hindsight, I should have bought that dress when I had a chance, but that's the thing about hindsight. . . Anyways, Dress proved to be a really fun browsing experience. The store is large and the racks are full and generally assorted by color, which really helps when you're looking for something specific. I tried on two items. One: a multicolored tunic style dress and 2: a really cute romper with some lace appliques. Neither of them got me super excited, so I will keep up my search for the dress that got away. Meanwhile I was pleased to find that Dress also has a healthy selection of well-made jewelry, as well as designer shoes for perusal. I may have struck out this time but this shop is definitely going into my rotation. This Brooklyn girl is definitely starved for some fun fashion finds.