What a ginormous wholesale store located in Charleston's upper peninsula. Tons of parking outside…read more This store has everything for the restaurant businesses and more. It was amazing to walk around but for me... the quantities were just too large for a small household. Anyone can shop there... no membership required & no minimum purchase required. It's laid out pretty well and the aisles are wide. They have a whole refrigerated section with all the meat you could ever want.. (Bring a sweater). It actually amazing. So from the coffee shops to the corner shops... There is a whole lot of stuff here to stock up with.

I love to shop at US Foods, they have everything I need in one stop and at great prices…read moreGot enough beef to start grilling and watching World Cup They overcharged me on the lump charcoal and I didn't noticed until I was about to leave the store but she issued a refund and changed the price according to the price listed on the sign, o am glad I took a picture Will have a great dinner tonight

They continue to try and outfit the area restaurants post supply chain issues time…read more Mandy is awesome and a pleasure to work with. She is knowledgeable and will do what it takes to solve problems. Berlin's has cost effective items, especially as shipping costs have skyrocketed.

My 1st time dealing with Berlins. Needed a on/off switch…read morefor a tabletop food warmer, finally found one online for 50 bucks! I called Berlins Restaurant supply and left a message (not expecting a callback), but Sean in parts called me back and quickly found the part I needed, it was less than 5 bucks!!! You can usually tell when someone truly has knowledge and experience with something and I could tell that Sean did! The cashier was very efficient and friendly!

Don't come here often but when I do I stock up on a few items I can't get them anywhere else. This…read moretime it was the Teres major and the Almond Paste in a number 10 tin You now have to pay the tax, but it is still worth it to make the trip, for years it was tax exempt but it is still open to the public however that may change at anytime It is a warehouse and not as general public oriented but with some wholesale prices slightly better than other places geared to restaurant owners

Restaurant supply company servicing members only, membership can be had upon filling out an…read moreapplication and providing your buisness license -- and identification of course. Once inside, towering girders run football field sized grid iron lengths of everything and anything food related. The fish, meat, cheese, daily section will have you starry eyed with the sheer magnitude of product. The physical size of some of the meat slabs will delight the meat lovers and would make a vegan cringe. High quality cheeses the size of car batteries, numbering close to fifty all told. Special mention to Tyler, the Seafood Manager who took time from his day to discuss crustations with me, what a fine gentleman, what a fine department. Pots, pans, strainer, stirrers, ladies, cleaners, paper products, oils, charcoal, hot sauce -- you name it, Restaurant Depot has it.

This place is located next to the Piggly Wiggly in Otranto Plaza by Circle K & Stokes Honda…read moreNorth..just opened two weeks ago. It's full of kitchen supplies/gadgets..very good prices and quality. I bought a pretty heavy duty looking aluminum tall boiling pan with lid to replace my cheap Kmart one that rattles and shakes every time I boil something in it...also purchased a vegetable peeler for a couple bucks. There were a lot of nice looking no-stick pans in many sizes and Wok pans. I saw rows of things from brooms ,garbage cans, dishes, cups, salt shakers, flatware, cooking utensils, etc. They also told me that they opened a gift shop at the end of the same shopping center. It was closing at 7 pm though so I didn't get to check it out.

No one one was there. There was a sign on the door with a cell number to call and they will be…read morethere. I called and couldn't get ahold of anyone. If your open, be open. If your closed , stay closed.

We put off joining a wholesale club for years...but lately we've been feeling the call of buying in…read morebulk. Between older kids with bottomless stomachs, rising costs, and trying to save money for large future goals, we knew it was time to start checking out which wholesale club was best for us. We shopped the competitors, and one was too far and one was more money. But Sam's Club in North Charleston checked all the boxes: Decent distance from our apartment, great services, a membership sale, and better prices for most of our essentials. This location is super clean! Well stocked. And the staff was super friendly! We got lunch for our family of 4 at the cafe and spent less than $14, which is wild, and the food was great. When we first got there it was pretty quiet and there weren't any lines, but by the time we checked out it was definitely busier. But thankfully, we decided to give "Scan and Go" a chance while we did our first shopping trip, and it couldn't have been easier! And the huge plus was that while everyone else stood in line, we just finished our transaction on our phone and headed towards the exit arches where we were on our way! I'm not sure exactly why we waited so long to join, but we're feeling like legit, responsible adults now, so that's a win. Might have to go get a mini-van soon...

You know - I have a love/hate relationship with the Sam's in N Charleston…read more Great deals - probably one of the better bulk stores in the area (out beats Costco imo). It's always complete chaos with tons of people, insanely long checked out areas. People just "hang out and talk in the isles, where it's impossible to maneuver your huge trolley. Also the bathrooms are inevitably disgusting. Every time I go. Like that seems to be a management issue. Clean those restrooms. Ick.