Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Burlington Area

"Ambleside Gallery, located in the city center, exhibits works in pastel, oil, watercolor, pencil and mixed media, including a wonderful collection of lithographs and woodcuts and prominent sculptures from national and international artists. Custom framing and restoration services are available here as well. The cherry wood arches and old furniture add a special charm to this gallery."

"Greenhill was founded in 1974 to celebrate the visual arts and artists of North Carolina and is one of the best visual arts centers in the country today. Featuring a 7,000 foot-square exhibition space that boasts an extensive program of rotating exhibitions of contemporary art, an immersive and interactive art gallery for both children and adults to explore the nature of art, and a broad range of community outreach programs. The center plays a vital role in the cultural community of Greensboro."

"For a perfect representation of Greensboro’s art scene, drop by GreenHill, an art center in the Downtown area. This nonprofit helps to promote the work of local artists, providing them a platform to showcase and, hopefully, sell their creations. By visiting, you’ll not only be helping out these creatives, but you’ll also get a chance to tap into your own artistic flair."

"The GreenHill Center for NC Art is a prime location for the celebration and showcasing of the works and talents of North Carolina artists. It opened in 1974 and, today is one of the greatest centers for visual arts in the entire country. And, in addition to all that, it’s one of the Greensboro attractions that doubles as an option among free things to do!"

"If your visit to Durham includes a Saturday, you should plan a weekend morning stop at the Durham Farmers' Market. Local vendors fill the stalls at the Pavilion at Durham Central Park with fresh and locally grown produce, flowers, bakery items, honey, crafts, and artisan foods. The market started in 1999 and became a favorite and permanent staple of the Durham culture."

"Every item you see at the market was produced by the people selling it, and it all comes from no more than 70 miles away. You’ll find kids running to the playground, musicians and families on the market lawn, more than 65 vendors selling their fresh produce and handmade crafts, and much more. Where: 501 Foster Street, Durham NC 27701"

"Brightleaf Square is situated in Downtown Durham, where you can enjoy special Durham shopping and dining. It is home to various tenants starting from stylists and modern fashion stores, home goods and rare books, to unique and nice shops. It features independent and unique retail in a historical ambiance."

"Durham has done a fantastic job of renovating its historic past in order to make it a functional part of modern day city life. The best example of this is the Brightleaf Square District. It’s anchored by two renovated tobacco warehouses which have been turned into fabulous restaurants, shops, and bars."

"Like a farmers market open 7 days a week, Perkins Orchard is unlike any place you’ve experienced. They have local eggs, cheese, fresh popsicles, jar goods, honey, greens, herbs, flowers, fruits, vegetables, Christmas trees, wreaths, ciders, and more. Where: 5749 Barbee Rd Durham NC 27713"

"It is a locally owned shopping centre that is home to a special mix of local merchants and restaurants. Diverse restaurants providing Thai, Greek, Indian, Asian, and Latin American cuisines have made Greenwood Commons one of the most recommended lunchtime destinations. The various cuisine provided at Greenwood Commons makes visitors stopover for a treat."

"Patterson Place Durham,NC Patterson Place is 160,942 SF of retail with multiple anchors and centrally located in Durham, NC and was completed in 2004. As a retail centre, Patterson Place offers various anchors or large stores for home improvement and decor, apparel, and casual eateries. It is a different strip mall in which you can buy everything you need like food, home improvements, and more."

"The Streets at Southpoint is an amazing shopping mall located on the south side of Durham. This mall features some great restaurants, movies to watch at the movie theater, and some of your favorite stores to shop at. There you can shop at stores like Apple, Banana Republic, Bath & Body Works, and so much more!"

"Conveniently situated at Fayetteville Road, The Streets at Southpoint was opened in 2002 as the first mall in the Durham area. Million visitors visit the shopping mall every month. You can enjoy the outdoor part of The Streets at Southpoint mall that features a cinema, bush, and statues around it."

"A post shared by Lakewood Shopping Center (@lakewoodshoppingcenter) on Nov 20, 2019 at 5:56pm PST. As a local or cultural feature in Durham County, Lakewood Shopping Center offers great places to shop and plenty of fun to experience. You can explore the pleasure of original work in one store and household goods in another."

"M Kokko is a Korean restaurant with a small but mighty menu. This quaint restaurant will hit all of your lunch cravings in a cozy, yet vibrant atmosphere. From a steaming bowl of ramen with thin slices of soy-braised pork belly to their light and crunchy chicken sandwich with a ginger salad on the side, all of their foods will have you waiting in line for more!"

"I got the sushi combo that came with 6 pieces of chefs choice nigiri and a salmon roll at 18$."

"We were just in the area, decided to walk in for lunch, and the food was outstanding and the service was as well."

"There was no sauce, and they put 2 huge pieces of bell pepper in there with large sliced carrots. It was the weirdest thing."

"Hours:12:04 AM - 12:00 PM todayThu: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PMFri: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PMSat: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PMSun: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PMMon: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PMTue: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PMWed: 12:00 PM - 10:00 PM. Address:8401 Brier Creek Pkwy, Raleigh, NC 27617"

"Nana’s is set in warehouse building constructed over 60 years ago, and since its opening in 1996 (followed by a complex refurbishment in 2000), its name has become well-known, not only in the city but also throughout the Triangle area. Recognised for its excellent, weekly changing special menus that are primarily American-inspired, the restaurant uses ingredients received from local suppliers, ensuring freshness and a popular community approach. A multiple-award-winning venue with a cosy setting, where local artists, such as Jane Filer, had the chance to indulge their creativity and design the walls of Nana’s."

"If you're looking for a fine dining experience before going to DPAC show or just to treat yourself to a nice night on the town, Nana's is hands down the best dinner in Durham. The eight-time James Beard-nominated chef, Scott Howell serves seasonally inspired, creative American cuisine. Customers rant and rave about their Truffle Chicken Liver Pate, seasonal risottos, rosemary roasted lamb rack, and wood-fired prime New York strip steak."