Stopped there to buy a few things but when I got home discovered the vegetables and bags from the…read morestand smelled like cigarette smoke . had to peel off all the cucumber and other skins off other items because after washed they still smelled like cigarettes. The owner and workers there are all smokers obviously smoking while they are working in the small stand . Also I noticed there was not a scoop for the boiled p nuts that had holes in it to drain all the water from the p nuts that are floating in the water that they were boiled in so when they are weighed in the bag you scooped them into you are paying for the water weight and the p nuts that had been left in the big barrel where they sat all day were then thrown in with the new ones being boiled the next day . Very Disappointed and the woman working there seemed kinda out of it . Probably won't be back there ! A life long non smoker

This is a small produce stand, open until 7, with a limited selection of mostly local fruits and…read morevegetables, plus hot boiled peanuts and one size of shrimp. They have the best ripe, juicy peaches all summer, from a farm in Johnson, SC. They often have good blackberries and melons. Sometimes they have the heirloom tomatoes and really sweet grape or cherry tomatoes; they always have the standard type. The cucumbers and many other items seem to have more flavor than the ones at most grocery stores. They pack a lot into a small space and usually have watermelons, cantaloupes, blackberries, vidalia onions, okra, eggplant, peppers, squash, zucchini, potatoes, corn, sweet potatoes and yams. They have a fridge in the back with hulled beans and peas. They also have a small selection of jams and relishes. You may be able to buy produce by the case as well if you have a larger need. I wish they had herbs, especially parsley and basil (they rarely have some basil). I did not care for their shrimp, as the ones I got were not the freshest and parts were mealy. They have the shrimp pre-portioned in ziplock bags in a small cooler, so there is no way to know which bags are fresher than others. But I come by nearly daily as I am addicted to their peaches in particular! And there is a Twice the Ice, drive-by, 24 hour vending machine right next to them. You get 20 lbs of ice for $2.00 for the bulk rate. Bring your own heavy-duty garbage bag or cooler for the bulk rate. You get 16 lbs when dispensed by the bag. I'm told by the current owners that this business used to be called Donahue Brothers Produce many years ago, but has been King's Produce for a long time. So Yelp needs to change the information listed. Sometimes they do close a little early if it's slow. And I think they are totally closed in the winter months.

Permanently CLOSED! They were our go to especially for their boiled peanuts! All these great…read moreproduce stands are disappearing and it so sad.

This is our second year visiting South Carolina and I had to visit this stand again. The first year…read morewe purchased peaches that were so good and sweet. You can't beat them living up north. This year I made sure to purchase more items to support local businesses. This round I purchased several bags of roasted salted peanuts, raw peanuts, peaches, and an imagination watermelon. All together I paid about $30. The guy working which I'm assuming is the owner is so friendly and nice. Overall experience was great!

Love this childhood friendly store chain! I grew up in between Ohio and Alabama--my folks roots are…read morein Bama. So every summer that we went "home" to the South, we frequently went to Piggly Wiggly grocery store! It was the only grocery store in town for miles around. I was actually surprised to see one in the Myrtle Beach area so I definitely made a pit-stop while visiting the beach! Great customer service, friendly service staff, and very fresh fruit selections. I was in and out in no time! Totally worth the stop-in if you're ever near this one--they also have some cute gifts and "piggly wiggly"swag! a.k.a. Souvenirs with the logo ;-0

How do you lock the doors 4 mins before posted closing time during summer? I rushed here for one…read morething. Half and half. Would have taken me two mins tops to grab. Doors were closed and an employee basically shrugged his shoulders when I pleaded to run in and get one thing BEFORE closing time. Rude.

Came here mainly for subs for lunch, we ended up picking up a few items. Huge parking lot with one…read moreway aisles. The store is very clean, organized, and well stocked. There is a seating area to sit and relax after you buy from the prepared foods. They have sushi Wednesday with $5 specials. No sales card needed to save on the sake items. The employees were all friendly and helpful. Especially great were Ethel and Tye who made the subs.

Super clean store. Well-stocked. Friendly staff. Always here a for a good Publix that offers all…read morethree. Ordered a cake from here, and the baked goods are always top-tier.

I have passed by the shop many times and loved the modern look of the store. My family checked it…read moreout after Christmas because the fudge looked so delicious. They have some unique flavors and were beautifully presented. We bought a piece of double chocolate and it was amazing. I also tried a chocolate lolly pop which was also very good. We sampled some yummy flavors like Belgium chocolate and would buy it next time.

The chocolates are not made in-house. They were average just not homemade as we expected them to…read morebe. We tried the dark chocolate nonpareil's and dark chocolate pecan turtles and were good.

Wow, their bowls are so fresh. We ordered 2 and added peanut butter in the side (since the kids…read morerefused to get it on top). The peanut butter sauce was delicious. I basically picked the side cup lol. I do wish they had some indoor seating or seating under umbrellas as it was extremely hot and uncomfortable to be out under direct sunlight

Good service. Delicious acai bowls and smoothies. The fruit was very fresh. Will definitely be back.read more

Always excellent. Best variety of all Asian sauces noodles…read moreyou name it. You get fresh bean sprouts, which you can't find anywhere fresh Thai basil and much more.

They have a little bit of everything. We bought toys, congee, a hair brush. They were going to…read moreclose in 30mins and we plan to come back to get bubble tea. The lady cashier at the front was nice. They had Christian music on too.

In the land of rented condos with full kitchens, having access to an affordable grocery store…read morenearby can really save money along with not having to eat out every time. This Aldi (located in the resort town of Myrtle Beach) was a good place to stop in. One of the questions I ask myself before entering a new Aldi is to guess which way you go once you enter. In this store, it's to the right, just like our neighborhood Aldi. And like other Aldi's, if one was dropped in the middle of the store, even without any signage, one would quickly know where they were. They did have some brand name foods, including Korean Shin Ramen, though at a much higher price than what you could get at a H-Mart. And this location continues the Aldi tradition of needing a returnable quarter to get a cart. My wife checked the Aldi branded (Aldi Finds) aisle, but didn't find anything she wanted to buy. We ended up buying a gallon of drinking water (we had gone to Costco early in our trip to buy water but decided that 4 gallons was too much), and some gourmet cheese that we've had before and liked. Much of the selection was similar to what we have at home, which was nice to know.

I love going to Aldi's. Especially for their meat. They had ham for sale at 99 cents a pound…read more Almost always you can get a free cart. They only charge 25 cents per cart. Bring your own bags.