Marshalls west of the Ashley in Ashley Crossing at Paul Cantrell Blvd and Ashley Crossing Dr off…read moreMagwood Dr has an incredible selection of designer clothing for men, women and children as well as a nice housewares department. Great prices on nice brands. The selection changes daily as shipments arrive so go often. It's my go to store when I need new clothes or something for the house. Very convenient location just off I-526.

I was on a mission when I went here. I wanted anything hello kitty. I have been seeing so many…read moreTikToks of Marshalls and hello kitty hauls. I did find what I wanted and more. Yes I got distracted by everything (it's cluttered, but that's the fun part). I did find my hello kitty items and they were priced reasonably. There wasn't anyone to greet me, but they did just open. The cashier was super nice.

The Family Dollar on King Street in Charleston is a well managed Family Dollar and discount store…read morethat has many neccisities in one place for a good value. I have had a really good experience shopping here every time I have been here and have found exactly what I was looking for at a good price. This store is very convenient to access when you need it and the staff here is friendly and efficient.

They have $5 sushi on Fridays (haven't tried it yet, but looks good). They also have pizza slices…read morefor 2.99 and they are huge. I tried the pickle pizza. Not bad and easy, which is exactly what I was going for tonight. The kids picked cheese and sausage and both liked them. Definitely better than Costco pizza imo.

my 2 antibiotics would be ready in 30 minutes. I have been waiting all day and I was calling at 4…read morep.m. I waited for 1 1/2 hours before I ask my son to pickup my 2 antibiotics for my pneumonia. When he got there they told him it would be 30 minutes. It still wasn't ready. The truth simply is Harris teeter's Pharmacy at West Ashley Circle doesn't tell you the truth. So sad for such an important Healthcare for their loyal customers. Shame on you Harris teeter's.

This is my favorite Circle K in town, and I'm a regular here, so it's time for me to write an…read moreupdate. West Ashley has no shortage of convenience stores, but the employees at this Circle K set it apart for me. The lead CSR goes by Phax and he is always so cheerful. When he's working the counter, he yells "Welcome to Circle K!" to all who walk in. He's quick to wish everyone a happy holiday season. I am a member of the Sip-and-Save program, where you can pay $5.99 a month for one fountain drink, coffee (iced or hot), or frostie each day. It's a wonderful deal and has saved me money, as it pays for itself in 4-5 drinks. Plus, Circle K is everywhere in Charleston, so you're never far from a fountain drink or coffee when you need one. I visit this store 3-4 times a week for a drink. As long as Phax and the crew are working, this will be my Circle K.

I got here frequently and love this gas station. They have polite staff and a good selection.read more

Hats off to this store for the most friendly staff of ANY grocery store in the area. I shop there…read morepersonally as well as for Instacart. The associates and managers make me feel so welcome and at home! I have had so many people help me and go out of their way to help me find everything on my list and the best quality. Truly is "a pleasure" to shop at this Publix Thank you; Bobalu, Anthony, Coty, Mr Frank and all!!

Been going there every Wed for years. Clean place friendly people, fresh foods easy to navigate…read more I have no problems with this store.....BUT....I have asked management to have enough 2% milk in quarts available. 9 times out of 10 they are Out!!! Every other type is plentiful. I don't get it. Why are they always short, not enough ordered, but why? Just order more !! Aggravated customer! Frank G

Ashley Crossing Shopping Center is in West Ashley, just off Glenn McConnell Parkway and Magwood…read moreDrive, and it has everything you'd need and expect in a shopping center. Some of the businesses here include Kohl's, Marshalls, Food Lion, The Zoo Health Club, Shoe Station, Jersey Mike's, Thailicious, Bagel Nation, Flying Biscuit, Baroni's Pizza, Hong Kong Chinese, and Rio Chico Mexican Restaurant. Like most shopping centers, Ashley Crossing has a nail salon, a hair salon, and an ABC/liquor store, and the Kohl's location now has a Sephora counter as well. During the holidays, a Christmas tree lot sets up near Chic-Fil-A, so while Chic-Fil-A traffic is always bad, it is even worse in late November and December. It can be tough making a left turn onto Magwood when exiting, but you can always make a right turn, then drive to Charlie Hall Blvd. and turn around. Or, if you live in one of the nearby neighborhoods or apartment complexes, there are sidewalks that make it easy to walk to these stores and restaurants.

Ashley Crossing is a great neighborhood shopping center west of the Ashley just off I-526 at the…read moreintersection of Paul Cantrell Blvd (SC Hwy 461 North), Magwood Drive and Ashley Crossing Dr. Anchored by Kohl's, Marshalls, Jo-Ann Fabrics and Crafts, Food Lion and Zoo Health Club plus many other stores, services and restaurants including McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, SouthState Bank, Bank of America and much more.

I love this store! Most recently when I was there, one of the workers was super helpful. I have had…read morea good experience with their food supply and pricing of it.

Really enjoy Lidl shopping - but if they are going to offer fresh baked pastries, why are they…read morealways run OUT of the raisin-custard pastry???? Lately they have been out every day I've been in and I go in the mornings!!!! p.s. I used to shop Aldi's but Lidl offers more choices.

Haven't been to a world market in a long time since we lived in Atlanta. This one had quite an…read morearray of unique options. My favorite section is the snacks area so we headed straight there. You can always find the most eccentric and coolest things here. It ranges from strange chip flavors, to ramens, popcorn, crackers and some sweet options. I definitely left with a good variety of things to try. They even had a small German and Vietnamese section which I thought was cool. Outside of food they had out already Halloween decor, candles and other local goodies. They had a half off section of more snacks near check out so I also took advantage of that! Things are on the pricier end here but it's expected. Staff were friendly and assisted when I needed help finding something.

I got to admit, having lived across the US, I used to love Dean and Deluca (not sure if Summerville…read morehad one and if they still exist). The place had an upscale vibe to it with better than your grocery store type of food offerings and products. World Market kind of, sort of, not really but sort of fills a little of that void. It also has a certain Bed Bath and Beyond feel, geez anyone else these once great pillars of our shopping experience are gone? Anyways, World Market has a lot inventory and items for the home chef, as well as some Hoby Lobby type enthusiast. This particular store is in a safe part of town with plenty of parking and is very clean. Walking in, I mentioned all the other examples that seem to have an influence on this retailer. So, if any of them fit your liking, well this is the place for you! The reason I was in the store is to get some rare pasta shapes. Quick aside, I love different pasta shapes b/c they literally taste different b/c how they hit the pallet. Don't believe me? As a former chef, tell me macaroni and spaghetti taste the same, they don't! Anyways I was purchasing some principesse pasta (think fettuccini with the lasagna frills on the side, splendid). It's cut with a bronze dye which means it gives a rough texture, perfect for holding sauces and gripping the tongue rather than sliding off. I also picked up some German egg noodles (mini-lasagna) which look like pappardelle with ruffles. Besides online, this is the only local store that carries the shapes. Ok pasta course is over. They have a wide selection of interesting chips, wines, coffees, Asian drinks and ramen noodles, specialty candies and more things that I don't have time to discuss. In other words, this place offers products that you've probably never consider, which really will enhance your life. If you're there, steer clear of the Lindl gourmet truffles unless you have a deal with the belt b/c they're so darn good. I highly advise taking a moment to scan their spices and oils section as well. My only draw back is I wish they had a refrigerated section. While there, they have an interesting kitchen utensils section as well as creative dinnerware, not like those huge cheap places which have no character but only corporate uniformity. I rather liked a lot of their dishes and could envision myself with my pinky up eating crumpets and sipping noon tea! Now they have some furniture and stuff but to be perfectly honest I had no interest in their offerings so I can't speak to quality, price or selection, but it's there if you want to take a looksie. Finally, they are holiday influences so lets say it's Christmas time, they'll have a good amount of space dedicated to things like reefs, lights, ornaments, you name it. I think it's refreshing to have options out there to offset the mainstream. As far as prices, they're a little higher with good reason, it's not the normally created stuff. But at least the option is out there. To wrap up, the employees are nice and ring you up quickly while joyfully answering questions. They have an inventory of items unlike many other places making it a unique shopping experience. Furthermore, it's clean and safe which provides for a laid-back shopping experience. Drop on by, but avoid the upscale candy isle, your hips will thank me!