Very disorganized small shop. Lots of items if you are willing to root a bit. Lady was not overly…read morewelcoming to us today on a dead Tuesday morning. Another shop not listed on Yelp at other end of strip much better but still a bit junky.

The owner, Jill, is very friendly and helpful. So many unique and fun items to shop for and they…read morehave new stuff all the time. Would recommend for everyone to stop in and check out the store.

Great selection of clothes and home decor! Good music always playing! Fitting rooms available.read more

I had a great experience at Finder's Keepers in Myrtle Beach. The store is extremely…read morewell-organized, which made browsing easy and enjoyable. The staff was friendly and genuinely helpful without being pushy -- exactly what you want when you're taking your time exploring a place like this. One thing I really appreciated was the clear pricing. Every item had visible pricing, and they even showed upcoming markdowns for the next few weeks, which made it fun to hunt for deals. They also have a dedicated sale area, which is always a win. I ended up leaving with some beautiful jewelry, antique oil and vinegar holders, a teapot, and even a picture -- and honestly, if I lived closer, I would've walked out with much more. This is absolutely a spot I would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area. It's the kind of place you want to take your time in, and I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Myrtle Beach.

Been here before and brought my girl friends this time. The merchandise is nice and fairly…read morereasonable as this is a consignment shop. The ladies working here are nice and helpful. We purchased all kinds of clothes, shoes, decorative pillows, a knick knack, and nice jewelry. You'll love this shop. It's in a strip center next to Food Lion, south of restaurant row.

Most of the items in the pictures on this site were ours, which we had in the store as vendors or…read moreon consignment. The Allens have sold these items and decided not to pay us for them. Thus, IMO they are selling stolen items!!!!!

A lot of glass. Very well organized. I bought some fancy book ends for $10. Some interesting finds,…read morebut it was a small space. Open until 6:00 was a plus.

Found this place online, the hours were not posted anywhere online. I called and left a message…read more They returned my call the next day to inform me of their hours of operation which I appreciated. The place is cute, looks like a small log house. It is PACKED full with inventory. They really know the worth of their items, and that is apparent through their prices. This is truly an antique shop versus a thrift store. This is not a place that people dump their junk. Many of these items were truly vintage and valuable. Enjoyed poking around even though we couldn't afford anything.

I'm very disappointed in the service we received and will not be coming back, nor suggesting it to…read moreanyone. The attendant was not welcoming and made unwarranted rude comments. Hopefully she was having a bad day and no one else experiences the same as us. Unfortunately, this was my first and last experience at Peggy's and will search for a new spot near our beach house.

What a bust!! Went on a Friday morning and there were fewer than 10 vendors open. No service, no…read moreselection and no values!!

Alot of different selections People coming togather to make it work been in business for a while nowread more

Great little store full of custom made items and decor. Love the beach cottage theme and knew as…read moresoon as I walked in I wanted everything! The sales lady was super sweet and received personalized attention. They will also do custom work if you request it

Went here on Thursday July 16th 2026 with my mom. We came here because we were looking for a couch…read morefor my room. Note 3-4 stars. We walked in and was greeted by a nice salesman, and told him that we were looking for a couch. He then left us alone and let us look around. At the time wasn't sure entirely what i was looking for but knew i wanted a couch with a chaise, which is the end that is long and someone can recline on. Now, the selections were meh. When my aunt and mom was here in March 2025, there seemed to be more colors like yellow inside this store (as well as other furniture stores), now maybe March is the time to find yellow, but surprised that in SC that there isn't many bright colored couches anywhere. Anyways, we did find a nice grey couch, but some of the grey colors didn't seem to tickle my fancy. seemed too dark or something. also noticed that this seems to have more leather furniture too, which isn't what I was looking for. So we left without buying anything. Personally, except for some of the artwork, some of the things in here aren't really my style. but there's a taste for everyone!

My wife and I have been visiting nearly every furniture store from Myrtle Beach to North Myrtle…read moreBeach over the past few days, looking for pieces to upgrade our condo. Out of all the stores, this one left us the most frustrated. When we first walked into AFW, a salesperson greeted us right away, which is fine -- but even after we said we were just browsing, he followed us around the store, staying a row behind us the entire time. We eventually asked a few questions, got the info we needed, and left to check out other stores. This place makes you feel like you're buying a car, there's a window price and then we have to get a manager to get the real price. Even though everything is supposed to be on sale. The next day, we came back to take another look at some couches and beds after comparing other stores. Again, we were greeted immediately, though this time the salesperson gave us more space to look before we approached her. We asked for prices on a few items -- a sleeper sofa and loveseat, dining table with four chairs, coffee and end tables, and two twin beds. That's where the frustration really started. We were told everything was "on sale," but when we asked for the discounted total, the salesperson simply handed us a list of regular prices. When I asked about the sale, she said, "Well, are you going to buy?" I told her I might if the price was fair, and then she had to get a manager involved. The manager came over, looked at the paper, and said he could "take off $150" -- which wasn't even a 5% discount. It felt more like buying a car than shopping for furniture. When I questioned it, he went back to the computer and came back with another sheet that showed a random $74 discount, no explanation of how it was calculated. We ended up buying our beds elsewhere for much less -- same warranty, same quality. Honestly, the prices here were no better than any other store, despite the constant "everything on sale" claims. The experience felt confusing and pushy, and the pricing was anything but transparent. See for yourself check out the furniture stores they will tell you they are the cheapest around! You don't have to be the cheapest just be "Honest" and upfront with pricing and sales. Thats why somethings are marked down others not they decide if that items on sale or not. But if it's want we want we will make a purchase.