Didn't have the men's and women's tap shoes we were looking for, but very helpful owner.read more

Love this shop! The only dance attire shop I give my business. The staff is phenomenal, informative…read moreand really take the time to make the customers (especially the little dancers) feel welcome. I believe she is the owner, she is such a sweet person. Very patient, and personal. The shop is clean and organized, there's a few selection of everything; dance shoes, ballet skirts, leotards, dance bags etc.

Ever feel like pre-makeover Julia Roberts in a fine clothing store where the air of judgment could…read morebe cut with a butter knife? You won't find that here. This place has really nice, casual clothing without the attitude. I brought my shopaholic MIL and SIL and both announced this was their new favorite children's store. These women shop. A lot. So there you go. What turned into mere browsing ended up being sort of a spree for them. As for me, I found a pair of original, tall black Hunters for my daughter. The price point was pretty much the same as online, and I also got great service as a bonus. So if you need your kids to rock their absolute Sunday best, Chuck Town style, this is where to go.

Super cute shop. The only place I go to buy my son shoes. Good for kids with wide feet. The staff…read moreis always friendly and helpful. Good, name brand shoes which is so important for growing feet. I know Mount Pleasant has a lot of shoe stores but right size and fit is so important, especially with growing feet. Often you can get an amazing deal from their clearance table if you're lucky and they have your size.

So many styles and sizes! Staff is super knowledgeable about measuring and fitting shoes, what…read morestyles appropriate for various stages of growth. Highly recommend!

I left the store today embarrassed, upset, and absolutely appalled!!!!…read more I traveled to Stride Rite in Mt Pleasant with my daughter and her two toddlers to look for shoes, I had been a customer years ago when my children were young and highly recommended this store to my daughter when she needed to buy shoes for her children. She has been a customer for the past few years not only when buying shoes but clothing from the shops adjoining the shoe store. The sales lady measured my grandson and granddaughters feet, and then my daughter looked around, picked out several pairs of shoes. She had four pairs of shoes they were all different sizes (because some ran big and some brands ran small). Trying to figure out what she wanted to do she was writing down notes about the shoe, size, cost. She wasn't planning on buying all of the shoes at that moment but was planning purchasing at least one pair for each of her children, and then return later for the other pairs. We are almost done when without and reason the sales lady informed my daughter that they don't measure feet and retrieve stock and try on shoes without expecting you to buy shoes from there. I was taken back and bothered at first but my daughter was just confused and promptly asked what she meant, she clumsily tried to explain that they don't go through all that for you to go somewhere else to buy your shoes. This made no sense!! The more she talked the more insulting the whole thing became. I left the store because I could no longer keep my mouth shut, but when my daughter ended up in the car in tears I just couldn't take it anymore so I am writing this review. This is NOT the way to conduct business, to jump to conclusions and then act on them to the point that you not only lose today's business but any future business from this customer as well as whom else will be put off by the attitude at this store. I have worked in retail and many years in shoes, NEVER is the expectation that this customer is obligated to make a purchase because you actually do your job! You work in a shoe store people will come in and get their feet measured and even try on shoes, and yes often they will purchase said shoes, but sometimes they don't. That is retail!!! To have the audacity to confront a customer and say such ridiculous statements to the point of insulting and embarrassing a customer is absolutely appalling!!!!! If you want to be insulted by all means this is the store to go to, if not I recommend to shop where you will be appreciated as a customer. !!!!

Rude employee. Batteries included were inside and corroded. Went right back into store and showed…read moreemployee where the box had been opened (tape on box) she denied that and got hostile with me. Wouldn't let me speak to even tell about the batteries so I just left because I didn't come in there to argue. I will never shop there again and do NOT recommend it to anyone.

I had never been to the one in North Myrtle Beach put two young ladies that were working there were…read morevery very impressive with their knowledge they made me feel totally at ease and I will highly recommend Adam and Eve I will definitely return

I was really uncomfortable in this store. It wasn't that it was a horrific experience- but the…read morewhole vibe of the place was unsettling. It's a typical beach ship with shirts and towels and whatnot- but the absurd amount of confederate flag items made being with a multiracial group seriously uncomfortable. Then, the fact that naked women items were everywhere with obese women figurines in bikinis with inappropriate phrases made me realize I'd never ate inside with a child in tow. The Native American items were next to the brass knuckles and the Christian praying hand figure plastered with 'Myrtle Beach.' I don't think I would step inside again and definitely won't be spending any money there. I understand the cultural implications of the rebel flag but I don't understand plastering it on underwear or Native American war toys for children. So bizarre to me that this is normative.

Scam Alert! When you buy items from this store, they sneak in a cheap bag advertising for their…read morestore and charge you $4 for it without your consent or knowledge. Be aware! This is the store beside of the Lost Treasure mini golf.

Great selection of stores at this local outlet mall. They have a large variety of shops so it…read morereally suits everyone's need. The walk path as many others have referenced are covered, which makes it nice when it's a very hot day. Also, the paths are so wide that you don't feel like you are crowded on top of one another. There are maps throughout so you can grab one easily versus trying to wing it. I also appreciate that they have a food court and various ice cream and coffee shops so if you need a quick bite it is easily accessible to you. Found parking to be easy to navigate and there are several different sections and lots. I didn't find a ton of discounts for reduced prices compared to what I would have expected for an outlet, but it's still fun to kill time when you are looking for something other than the beach to do. Who doesn't love retail therapy?

When I am visiting my family down South in Myrtle Beach, SC my father and I always find the need to…read morevisit the Tanger Outlets for one reason or another. It's usually for sneakers and while my Dad leans on New Balance of late, I've been hooked on Asics for the past few years and that leads me to one of the issues I encountered on this visit. Asics had closed their outlet store a few weeks prior to my paying the family a visit. Sure Pop found something he liked at NB but I was off my plan and needed to figure this out before we headed home. Now its important to know that there are so many shops of all different variety here at the Tanger outlet but I do not advise wandering around aimlessly to find them and instead grabbing one of the maps that are readily available and using it tactically. It's South Carolina after all and can be very very hot at times. I'd suggest that you arrive with a bottle of water to keep you hydrated and maybe a handerchief to dob the sweat off your brow. Oh yeah, also wear a hat, you can thank me later. Outside of the sneaker shops, my favorite stops are the entertainment shops, the places where one can find action figures, pops, and assorted t-shirts with pop culture characters or music icons. There are a number of snack stands and also little jewelry kiosks if you are looking for that kind of stuff. I recall a couple of refreshment stops like Ben and Jerry's but the others elude me as I cobble all of this together. You can hit their website and peruse and like I suggested, go in with a plan first and then noodle about. An important change I noticed this time around was a business office which offered some benches in air-conditioning and bathrooms for visitors to use. There are also a few vending machines with soft drinks, snacks and water, the latter being a very important need while shopping. There was a complimentary WiFi detected which I never mind having since it made check ins easier. That's all I've got on this one and can say that you will likely find yourself in the place for a couple of hours so do mark down where you parked since their lot is massive. Oh yeah and for those curious about the kicks. I decided on a couple of pair of Skechers, a brand I have not really owned many of but these were comfortable and was happy to give them a try. I walk quite a bit in my Big Apple Metropolis and need comfortable sneakers for that. Happy Shopping and remember....bring water :)