A great place to visit. A good variety of restaurants with plenty of free parking. Also a variety of shops too.

It was a little cool but sunny so we checked this place out. We were later in the day and most shops closed around 6 pm so we walked around and then decided to eat at the Driftwood Southern Kitchen and then had desert at...More

I took my daughter to Raleigh for her birthday to shop, visit places she wanted to go and see the NC Museum of Science. While there I took her to the shops of Lafayette. It's supposed to be like a European Village, but it's a...More

This quaint old world style shopping center is chuck full of cool plays to visit. I come here often especially to visit Savory Spice Shop and Southern Craft Butchers. These two establishments are the best of the best in the Triangle with proprietors that value...More

As others have pointed out, not much is actually French about Lafayette Village; whoever put up those pictures of France in the streets even managed to include the London Tower for some reason - ignorance probably. Having said that, it still a more pleasant place...More

A lot of the specialty shops are gone but a lot of new restaurants have opened. Parking can be a problem.

North Raleigh moms have their own look. Fit, well cared for and usually in small group all complete with Louis Vuitton purses and a kid or two. You will see plenty of them here intermixed with business men and coworkers celebrating the end of the...More