Raleigh Retail Everyone Wants Under Their Tree
You don’t have to travel far to get the best gifts for those near and dear to you. Here are our five favorite local spots to get gifts that everyone would love.
NOFO at the Pig - A place with a little bit of everything, and we mean EVERYTHING. Their market includes specialty foods from your favorite Raleigh restaurants, handcrafted jewelry, mugs made by fellow North Carolinians, puzzles for the family, candles to warm your home and the best barware for when your family makes you need a drink. This one’s a must-stop shop on your holiday shopping spree. 2014 Fairview Rd.
Read with Me - It might be a children’s book store, but you’ll be surprised by the great selection of novels for teens and adults, too! Grab a few of the bestsellers of the year, including Colleen Hoover’s collection, “The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo”, “Lessons in Chemistry” and more. Knock out your gifts for all ages at this amazing book store for all ages. 111 E. Hargett St. #110
The Museum Shop at the NC Museum of History - A hidden gem. There’s more than just history at the museum. The store has a wide selection of handcrafted goods made by North Carolina artisans including pottery, cookbooks, jewelry, artwork and more. You won’t have to worry about your recipient receiving the same gift twice when you grab something from our secret go-to spot. 5 E. Edenton St.
The Zen Succulent - The gift of greenery! We know you might be thinking that this is something your recipient will have to take care of, but they have easy-care plants that don’t require a green thumb. Make a custom terrarium by choosing your favorites from their lush plant wall and create something that’s truly one of a kind. 208 S. Wilmington St.
Curate Raleigh - The cutest gift shop for him and her, but mainly her if we’re being honest. Their selections include a unique variety of items from local makers like Christmas earrings, City of Oaks ornaments, handmade leather wallets, the most delightful greeting cards, homemade soaps, room sprays and a tea towel that every Raleigh native needs. 15 W. Hargett St.