Great place to walk around, eat and shop. The only negative is parking and traffic because it is so popular. Just be patient you can always find parking
Great cluster of all kinds of mostly good shopping. Great Outdoors store and a big Grocery store. There is a good list of restaurants and s good Starbucks. Plenty of free parking.
It's a pretty upper-middle-class shopping center. It serves perfectly well in that capacity. There just isn't a ton that makes it stand out: most of the good food places have other locations, the single bar (and grill) is family-friendly sports bar stuff, and although the shops are good, none really stand out. All in all, though, Cameron Village is pretty damn good, it just probably won't 'wow' you or give you anything unexpected.
Cameron Village is a great little shopping center in the downtown area of Raleigh. They have multiple store that offer specialty items as well as restaurants to visit so you don't have to travel while you're shopping. The last time we visited there there parking was limited due to the number of people visiting the shopping center this would be my only complaint. I have not visited during night time hours so I'm unable to inform you of how will the areas lit. All in all a trip with your spouse to Cameron Village will be a good day.
Good semblance of shops. The food is good but it seems like there are either fast causal places or pretty expensive date worthy types. Doesn't seem to be much middle ground. Either way, it can be a nice place to walk around. Pretty safe at all hours.
So many cool shops & eateries to choose from! You could easily spend several hours in this eclectic shopping center!
A fun place to walk around. Convenient; not too pedestrian oriented. They need to get think about the physical grounds.
Nice upscale shopping center with plenty of shopping venues. Notable in my case for its restaurants, the Village Drafthouse is a great bar and restaurant, and the Flying Biscuit is a fun breakfast centered place with some really great options.
Lots of amazing places to shop, eat, or just take in the sights. I personally like to just take a stroll around the shopping center at times, and is generally one of the nicest shopping centers of the downtown area.
Fun fact: Cameron Village is home of the only largest two story Chick fil’a in existence really. Check it out!
Always fun, lots of interesting shops, growing plant wall. Good idea to check store location before first visit, parking can be a bear. Have a public library on site. Convenient to lots of other places.
Very pretty, most of the food there seemed average but was priced a bit too high especially based on the portion you receive. The boutiques are cute but didn't see anything I personally liked. But all the flowers and plotted plants are very pretty and there are lots of options for ppl wanting to explore it. It's very lovely!
Cameron Village is a nice plaza to walk around in and browse the stores. It's well maintained, has lots of shops and restaurants, and is in a good location. Parking isn't the best. Shops here seem to be "higher-end" not for the frugal, budget-minded individual, but it is nice!
One of the oldest shopping centers in the southeast, Cameron Village continues to reinvent itself. Some establishments have been in the same location over 40 years. The Baskin-Robbins for one, and such continuity is somehow comforting. This center has also benefited from the revitalization of the downtown Raleigh area and several new apartment and condo communities in the neighborhood.
Cameron Village is always a nice little plaza to stroll around and browse the eclectic shops. It's got a clean outdoor atmosphere with some outstanding restaurants for all types of desires. Except a good seafood place. Raleigh lacks good seafood. But I digress. Stop in at the Flying Biscuit for a delicious meal. Check out Penzys for spices for your own home cooking, or even pick up some groceries from Whole Foods or Harris Teeter. It makes for a great Sunday morning stop.
I have grown up here near Cameron Village. Seen so many changes. There are many things about the Village that I love. Gorgeous shop fronts.
But the parking can be a nightmare. Many of the shops have absolutely nothing I need. But I'm glad to see business there.
I love the library. Nice to have a grocery store so close by, but can be more inconvenient due to such high volume of business.