Been here before but only just now writing a review of this place. Went here today (Thursday May…read more28th 2026) to look around. They have such great items here from T-shirts, Records, Cds, DVds, cool little knick knacks, today I found a cute vintage snuffy! It has anything from the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and some 2000's items as well. lots of band t-shirts! If you like music, media, and movies, and video games, this shop is for you! Oh, and it is located at broadway at the beach. This visit I found a Dokken Cd with "Dream Warriors", and "Into The Fire", 2 of my favorite songs from Nightmare On Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors! Paid via credit card and the cd was 19.80. not bad! Highly recommend this store!

The store is based on 70s and 80s. I collect the "world's smallest" toys so I ended up buying three…read moreof those. They have a few walls of different T-shirts such as bands, TV shows, movies etc. from the 70s and 80s. Pricing wasn't too bad it was about $20 a T-shirt.

They are out of business. Closed up. Building is empty. But if you go there there's a cute used…read moreclothing store right next door that has amazing prices and great selection.

Great shop! Right off Hwy 17…read more Fun and easy to explore! Not too much to take in . Found 4 awesome treasures. Friendly and reasonable staff. Beautiful photo opportunity out front of Lacy wings! Worth the stop! Has antiques, repurposed treasures, collectables, hand crafted items , vintage... Lil something for everyone!

A bit of something for everyone here!! I have been loving refurbished small tables lately and they…read morehad several really nice ones! There was also some new stuff like candles, signs, and soap for sale. This is a larger building with multiple dealers. Many of the booths had sales when I went. Glasswear, jewelry, pottery, clothing, decor, toys- I saw things from all of these categories. Service seemed friendly. There were items at a variety of price points and prices seemed mostly fair based on my experience visiting a variety of antique establishments in multiple states.

My sister loves antiquing. So prior to getting to Myrtle Beach, we searched for where to find…read moreantique shops. Peddlers's place came up as the number one antique shop in Myrtle Beach. We immediately understood why this was when we walked into the door. The place is full of beautiful nostalgia. Walking through the store, my sister and I were swept back in time to our childhood. Everyone at the shop was so friendly and welcoming and helpful.

Though we've been visiting the area for several years, this was our first time here; sorry it took…read moreso long. This nicely maintained & organized facility has a large selection of vintage/antique items to browse and explore (much better than many other such shops along 17). The staff were friendly and welcoming; and the prices are reasonably competitive, considering the area. If one enjoys the "hunt", as we do; this location is a solid option.

This was a fun little spot with multiple vendors and fun finds. It was cool that everything was…read morehalf off for the after Christmas holiday sale. Even individual vendors had a little sale in their booths. Mystery bags as well were fun. Good value for the selection. Prices were decent. I enjoyed the service. The lady was very helpful.

Great selection of you take the time to look. The sweet lady at the desk was willing to bargain a…read morelittle and was super patient with my friends and I enjoying our shopping.

Cute little store with a large variety of high-end clothing reasonably priced. Courteous and…read morehelpful owner. Will definitely be back.

Looking for tacky souvenirs from your Myrtle Beach trip? This is the place! All sorts of…read moreinteresting knick knacks to mark your trip to Myrtle Beach. I got my normal postcard along with a magnet and a sand bottle thing. I wanted to get a couple different shirts but they didn't have my size :S

Passed by there and all I saw was Pro-Trump Merchandise. I saw some really distasteful shirts that…read moredisplayed horrible comments about anyone who doesn't agree with their politics. This store made very uncomfortable to walk by. Their social stance is dated and unfriendly in this world's climate. Really a turn off. Frankly, I found it to be really disgusting.

The owner, Thomas, bought a bicycle that was was stolen from a child and is selling it online…read more Probably unknowingly bought it. He was very rude to the mother when she contacted him though and is still trying to sell it online.

From the owner: Unique, high quality antiques and vintage items! Fine Art, Local Art.read more

Came into rambler, and they had so many good items for camping, outdoors or just every day wear…read more they also offer men's facial products and beard oils. Loved the displays and the vintage items added for a cool touch. Found me a water cooler carrier half off and a canteen set half off so I had to get both of those. loved that the canteen set 10 minutes on a little carrying case, and it can be easily attached to a backpack.

We're just adding a ditto to last year's review. This…read morelocation continues to be a solid option for those who, as we, enjoy the vintage/antique/bargain "hunt".

This place was fun but had more of craft items than antiques. Easy to find and things seemed priced…read morefairly.

This Goodwill Store is huge and not well organized. The racks are so full that it makes it…read moredifficult to shop. Many items did not have prices on them. It took a long time to find someone to get a price when one was needed. The staff are very nice. We do appreciate the senior discount.

Had an opportunity to stop in at this Goodwill Thrift store in South Carolina, to get the first…read moresense of how the retail side of Goodwill operates in the South. The location had a clear preference for clothes, all individually priced and well organized (hung). The inside is one giant warehouse with tall ceilings and makeshift dressing rooms. Out of the three Goodwills that we stopped by during our trip, this location was the one my wife shopped in the longest. Because a lot of time was spent sorting and pricing the clothes, real bargains were rare with most clothes between $5 and $10 in price. There weren't really much non-clothes (furniture, books, music) in the store, which was the same at the other Goodwills in the area as well.