Great selection of clothing, jewelry, accessories & home decor. Perfect for gifts of all occasions!…read more Bet you also leave with a gift for yourself! Check out their frozen food section! All locally made dishes are ready to take home and bake. I've tried the pot roast casserole, taco bake, sausage dip & ham rolls. All were tasty & make great gifts for your neighbors. Christmas morning, I'm serving their crab quiche! Can't wait! Remember to shop local & support our area's family-owned businesses!

We stumbled across this shop when we got lost in the Five Points neighborhood and what a find! It…read moreis a former convenience store (hence the name) turned shop filled with lots of unique vintage and contemporary jewelry, clothing, home décor, all with a Southern preppy feel. And, because it was a convenience store, there is a bank of coolers with six packs of local beer, Locopops and ready-to-go-meals- craziness! The store is organized by vignette and theme, making browsing fun. I found the prices to be really good, especially on the jewelry, which is displayed on tables and probably 25% of the inventory. The staff is super friendly and based on their Facebook page; they seem to have lots of fun events.

In the plethora of antique shops around the Five Points area, Luci Johnson's offers something a…read morelittle different. Sure, there are beautiful antiques: some well-chosen furniture (the mahogany writing table with its gorgeous scroll-work), artwork, china, hard to find and unusual sterling silver (the tureen was extraordinary as were the clothing brushes), porcelain, and lamps, all arranged beautifully in the small store. Things from different eras and different parts of the world all worked together in their displays. What set Luci's apart from the others for me, was the owner. She's gracious, elegant, genuinely friendly and her own best sales person. It's not a stuffy atmosphere, most likely thanks to her welcoming style. I had a difficult time getting out of the store without buying something, not because the prices were reasonable (they are reasonable), but because I have no place to put most of the things that caught my eye. So I have to admire from afar. Luci T Johnson's is a small shop, and the aisles are a one-person-at-a-time narrow, but what it lacks in space, it makes up for in personality.

I have purchased here twice and was very happy with the service, the quality and the price. Great…read moreselection of antique furniture, knowledgeable owner on site. 100% you need to call ahead to make sure they are open due to they sometimes go to auctions to acquire inventory.

Come with me And you'll be…read moreIn a world of Pure imagination Imagine my surprise upon entering this store and asking a rather unassuming man about the likelihood that he had a wallmounted mailbox...and having him break into a lovely rendition of Willy Wonka's Pure Imagination as he glided through the store of beautifully showcased antiques to my request...complete with a few sleeping kitties. The showroom has evenly priced items that are beautifully staged for the design challenged few - a mixture of purchased and vintage items eclectically displayed. Really nicely done and both employees were very friendly. It's not everyday you get serenaded, I must admit. They also had coffee and gingerbread cookies and water - a nice touch - and their store did not REEK of spray paint as some others did. I purchased a beautiful trunk for $100. It was beautiful and expensive but it was special and I plan to fill it with my memories items and cannot wait to use it for that. Down the cement path we walked to the warehouse which brought me back to my hometown and my grandmother and all the salvage sales I've ever frequented. It reminds me of that show Rehab Addict and how she goes and searches out those unique pieces to finish out her home rehab projects. Plenty of unique furniture in here but pricing is inconsistent. We grabbed a guy and asked I'm for some prices. Didn't feel like we got a great deal but the neat part was they would refinish and fix the furnishing for you for an extra price and that did seem reasonable. This place was great. We will be back. In the words of Willy Wonka: If you want to view paradise Simply look around and view it.

Beautiful collection of goods from multiple vendors. Very helpful sales staff showed me items from…read moredifferent vendors.

I had a fantastic experience at Hunt & Gather. My friends and I decided, on a whim, to go check out…read morean antique store. We stumbled upon Hunt & Gather on Yelp and went. This store is pretty big inside; you would never know it by looking at it from outside. It is filled with treasures both big and small. Like any antique store (or like most), it is a bit crowded with items. Personally, I like that. You really are 'hunting' for treasures here. Yesterday I found this beautiful trinket on the floor of a booth...I would have never found it had I been in a rush. I highly recommend you take your time here. Google reviewers seem more critical of Hunt & Gather and its staff...but personally I had a very different experience. On Google, people wrote that staff was following them, being rude, and that this place was overpriced. Now...your mileage may vary...but I found the staff to be extremely kind. They would check in on me a couple times just to see if I needed help, but largely let me do my own hunting in peace. I think some items are certainly pricey and I can't quite understand why, but by and large I found the prices to be competitive. For example, you can get an entire Noritake china set (with 12 settings!) for $450. Anywhere else this could go easily for $700+. You can buy some dupes at HomeGoods for sure, but HomeGoods aint that cheap -- and I'd argue some of the pieces here are priced even more competitively than HomeGoods. I bought 3 chinoiserie vases/jars yesterday (at ~$30 a pop) and am soooo enamored by them. All in all, I'd recommend you swing by especially if you're furnishing, or refurnishing, your home. There are some really nice things here....and I think I may come by every now and then just to see what's in stock!

N/DM CM. Lots of China glassware selection. Herrond Limoges Wedgewood Hummel llardo silverware…read more nice little shop. Prices are ok reasonable.

Nice place. Well laid out. A bit hard to find as it is on the third floor in a shopping plaza. Low…read morerating only because it had China, glass, really the stuff that very few people collect anymore. Friendly staff but not my kind of antiques. No toys Some old children's books. A lot of paintings.

This place is AMAZING ! I was staying in Raleigh for the weekend and wanted to squeeze in some…read moreantiquing. The person we were staying with referred us to another antique store within the same warehouse complex. Cabin is further down in a more discreet & easily missed location. We almost left and missed it but I was curious to drive through the lot more and explore. It had been snowy & rainy and the unpaved lot was a big muddy mess. Doesn't bother me one bit but just a side note for people to come prepared to possibly puddle jump to get to the good stuff ! As soon as I walked into Cabin all of the angels started singing and I could have died and happily gone to heaven immediately. By far my most favorite store I have encountered in a very long time. The owner, Cecil was so friendly and welcoming and has curated a phenomenal collection of vintage and antique items in his warehouse space. Prices were reasonable and there were some very unique items there. I'm in this business , work at a store and although I love antiquing .. Sometimes items become redundant.. But not here ! You can tell Cecil loves what he does and sharing it with his customers. He fired up his 1930s Wurlitzer for us and blasted some oldies while we shopped. Too cool ! I only have 2 regrets .. Not taking photos to share on this new listing (I wound up creating it once I got back in the car to my phone ) and being too broke to have to pass up these incredible owl andirons with glowing glass eyes ! (I've included a google pic I found that I dote over .. ) This store is only open on the weekends and is definitely a MUST SEE !

This place is magical! Statement pieces everywhere you look and things you and absolutely may…read morenever see again In your life. This is just a special and unique jewel in Raleigh.

I love Charlotte, the quirky proprietress of this antique shop. First of all the store is huge. I…read morelove the beautiful floor to ceiling wall display of vintage National Geographic magazines and flags on the ceiling. Secondly, the store has a great selection of vintage furniture, knick knacks and artwork. The prices are similar to other pickers in town, but what sets this store apart is the sheer size and selection of her offerings. The owner is usually keen to make a deal, so bring your haggling skills. Always fun to peruse.

The best way to describe this place is there is a little bit of something for everyone! There is…read morealways something new and exciting to see every single time that you go and the best part is you can haggle prices! They are also able to change any of the fabrics out for any of their items and reupholster anything and that is just great. There's a ton of stuff to look at and most of the prices are very reasonable. The staff is always super friendly and helpful. They are constantly shuffling things around and finding new things and posting new things - makes for a great experience every time ya go!

This place is HUGE!! There is so much to look at, it's like a treasure hunt. There is a nice…read morevariety of things to look at, from furniture, decor, books, records, toys, specialty items and tons of dishes and items from years ago. My son and I enjoy going and browsing a couple times a month. Definitely recommend, you are bound to find something!

A lot going on inside here for sure! The basement floor is pretty cluttered- which yes it is an…read moreantique store, but the prices were high for it not being a curated space. I saw a nordicware copper Bundt pan listed at $120, which was crazy to me. They sell new for like $50. The upstairs/top floor was better organized. It wasn't as crowded/hard to walk. There were some beautiful vintage clothes. But there was only one "dressing room" which was the bathroom up there. So not ideal. I recommend going up there instead of downstairs if you're short on time. There were signs advertising a year-round Christmas antique area, with hours on Sunday 1-5pm. I was there at 3pm and could not find it. There were signs pointing to a locked door. And nothing on the level was Christmas. So that was a bit disappointing. The workers are generally sitting at the checkout/stands around, so I didn't have much interaction. Overall, fun to check out but not a lot of great stuff for good value.

What a splendid array of beauty, Just a lovely place to…read morebrowse and ponder a treasure to purchase. I was greeted and allowed to wander and think of gift ideas, consider my future decorating, and always enjoy the diversity of items displayed.

Been here twice. Both time received awful service. Very unfriendly. The way they answer…read morequestions is so rude and condescending they make sure you feel bad you even bothered them to ask a question, making you feel bad that you even entered the store. Another person also received similar service, overheard her complaining to her friend as she left the store disappointed. Surprised how bad it was, one would think a small local store couldn't get away with being so unfriendly and unhelpful.