Tea behind a bookcase, a reformer class and a fall wardrobe edit.
Three Raleigh finds for the group chat, two more worth knowing, and what's on the Roeme calendar.
01Little Native Coffee Co.
Ashley and Cory Strickland's tiny coffee shop in one of the street's few original buildings hides The Littlest Tea Room, a moody, reservation-only parlor, behind a bookcase.
Go for Reserve afternoon tea behind the bookcase door: the Full Littlest Tea.
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02JETSET Pilates
Real strength training built on Pilates: fifty minutes on custom reformers, high intensity and low impact, with playlists that carry the room.
Go for An early reformer class before work.
Share your JETSET link: friends get a $15 drop-in, and their bookings work you up to three months of unlimited.
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03Uniquities
Julie Jennings opened Uniquities in an empty Chapel Hill storefront in 1992; her Village District shop edits Zimmermann, Ulla Johnson and Veronica Beard into stylist-led capsule wardrobes.
Go for A personal styling session, starting with Julie's Fall Favorites edit.
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Also on our radar
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lucettegrace
Pastry chef Daniel Benjamin, who trained at François Payard's New York patisserie, named this Salisbury Street shop for his daughters' middle names. Croissants, canelés and macarons fill the case.
Go for A baklava croissant and a box of macarons.
Save to your Local Edit → A focused facial bar in North Hills and Cary for facials, lashes and brows, quick and approachable.
Go for A Focused Facial with brow shaping.
Share your FACE FOUNDRIÉ link: friends get a free enhancement with any Focused Facial, and you earn 20% cash on their bookings or work up to four free Focused Facials.
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Coming up on Roeme
FACE FOUNDRIÉ
A custom skin consult and essential oil massage, with swag and bubbles. Creators only.
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