It's your typical beach shop but they have a wide a selection! It was a great place for gifts for…read moremy girls.

If you want to look through a selection of souvenirs and Charleston/Folly Beach branded gear then…read morethis place is fine. I come here often to grab little seashells, sweatshirts, etc. to send to my nieces and nephews who live out of state and the prices are reasonable for a tourist shop. If you expect employees to treat you with any kind of respect or act like you are doing anything other than annoying inconveniencing them by simply being in their store, maybe go somewhere else.

Good experience The store has really cleaned up!…read moreGood recovery! All new associates have had a positive impact on store conditions and customer service !

Dollar General tucked in the strip mall with Smoky Oak and the Town of James Island office…read more Pro- huge parking lot! Even when Smoky Oak is packed next door, you can always snag a spot somewhere. This is a pretty small DG, but is usually clean and somewhat organized. Randomly, you'll find a good seasonal deal (kiddie pools in the summer, sweet Christmas stuff in winter), but generally we come here for basic stuff like drinks, office supplies, etc. The location is convenient for us. Some of the employees are super friendly, others can be a bit glare-y. Roll the dice and hope you get one of the cool ones!

This is a wonderful thrift shop that thrives on a culture of inclusiveness, charm, affordability…read moreand kindness. This shop is a bit hidden on Reynolds Avenue on the same strip as some wonderful restaurants and a tattoo parlor and every visit is a new adventure with items added daily. We highly recommended Closet Case

Love this store! It is welcoming, fun, beautifully organized and full of really nice clothes, among…read moreother things, and the prices are very reasonable. The staff is so lovely and helpful! Needless to say, I came away with some great treasures! When I go back to Charleston, I will definitely be shopping here again!

My husband let me stop in at this Goodwill. I had explained to him that I wanted to see if a bunch…read moreof swimwear gets donated on a daily basis due to the fact that this Goodwill is near an ocean. I also wanted to see if rich people were donating anything on a daily basis. The answers are: No and somewhat. Swimwear was in stock, but no more than inland North Carolina. And someone with a serious Ann Taylor Loft addiction donated tons of items. My daughter chose one brown sweater and broke my heart. The tops and blouses are arranged by color, and sizes have their own whole sections. That took me a minute to figure out, but once you do, that is very helpful. I would still look at all sizes though, because some brands run small, while others run big. I saw a few special-find dresses on a small rack, which is a nice touch. They weren't necessarily expensive, just eye catching. Not much kids' clothing, but maybe I was there at restock time. There was a whole rolling rack of kids' stuff to be put out. Do not be afraid to look at those. You are allowed. Unfortunately, I did not see the whole place. We were on the way to somewhere else. My time was limited. My husband saw the whole place, and he had nothing bad to say about it, so I'm thinking it must be OK. The dressing rooms are kept open, which is nice. You do not have to get someone to unlock it for you. My older daughter picked out an H&M sweater. I got my younger daughter an Old Navy jumpsuit, a rare find in thrift stores. I got a Talbots scarf which my husband declared ugly. Check for stains, as my scarf had one and it has not come completely out. The cashiers are nice. They have Goodwill cards here that can get stamped for extra savings. Nothing can be returned to this Goodwill, so look over what you have in your cart before buying. People have been complaining about Goodwills' prices for the last few years. They have increased prices on some items, but I still say that paying three bucks for a Talbots scarf instead of sixty is a terrific deal. A dress I got my daughter was sixteen dollars off retail price, and is like new. (The dress was two bucks.) It dawned on me after reading reviews for other thrift stores in the Charleston area that people have it out for Goodwill, even after they complain about some prices at non-Goodwill thrift stores. It also dawned on me that Goodwill supports people with disabilities. My daughter has a disability. Goodwill will always get my support, no matter how prosaic that may seem to others. I like Goodwills' good will.

I haven't really had a bad experience shopping here, however, I went to donate clothing and had…read moresuch an uncomfortable experience that I don't even wanna go back to shop...I get there and the employee is just looking at me me like he cant even believe I have the nerve to donate. He starts off by rolling his eyes and tossing his head back when he looks at my car mind you I only have two bags... I'm already feeling pretty uncomfortable at this point, but I get out of the car and grab the two bags and I just say "hey" trying to make it a little less uncomfortable. He does not respond lol. He just shakes his head in disappointment. So I thought maybe they just weren't accepting any more donations or something but no, he still took the donation after I walked it to him but was shaking his head no like he was so annoyed. It was also like 3 pm be so for real with me...I could understand if I got there like 2 minutes till close or something but 3 pm?? get a grip. Donate to one of the other ones. They got like 3 men's shirts anyways. Obviously they do NOT want more.

This is basically a Charleston local TJ Maxx. My boyfriend found a cute button-down polo top…read more(performance fabric) with stripes, J.Crew brand for $25. I tried on a bunch of things, but they weren't quite right for my body. Next time! Employees were very friendly and they were a bunch of cute non-clothing items too. There are some yeti mugs and knickknacks.

This is honestly a great concept as an overstock store for outlets and I am glad this stuff is not…read moreending up in a landfill! There are tons of great brands that they sell at really good prices. There's all kinds of clothing as well as different little gift items and fun knickknacks. It's a bit crowded with racks but that just means there's more to look through! Dressing rooms are along the back wall which was convenient. I'm glad we stopped into this little shop!

The improvements made so far by the new owners of this shopping center look great! All of the area…read moreresidents are very excited about the new landscaping and new exterior cosmetic changes. I love the convenience of this shopping center and especially enjoy shopping at Publix and eating at Red Orchids China Bistro (it's delicious!) The addition of the new Starbucks is also a huge step in the right direction for this center. Here's hoping that they can attract more upscale merchants. I'd love to see a HomeGoods, ULTA Beauty, McAlister's Deli, etc.

Not much there for pre-school aged kids clothing-wise. There were a couple pairs of shoes I was…read moreinterested in but they were pretty much close to full price... maybe $5 less... Zero service to speak of, one person at check out who was very slow. Honestly don't drive out of the way to come here, you'll save less than you spend on gas.

This Nordstrom Rack continues to disappoint. The check out lines continue to be slow and the…read morecashiers have no sense of urgency whatsoever. Today, the line was insanely long and there were only 2 cashiers. Finally, the manager and another cashier came, bit the line barely budged. I know it's hard to find employees and this may have something to do with this lack of efficiency, but Nordstrom needs to figure it out. I give 3 stars for quality of product. I'm able to find clothing by and accessories at an affordable price.

I love this store! I cannot think of one time that an employee was rude to me. Granted, some are…read moremore friendly than others but overall no problem at all. You can find curt/rude employees anywhere. If you do not like to dig through the junk to find the treasures then don't go there. And NO! Everything is NOT broken. That's crazy. I'd say most is new and how it got there I don't care. I've bought guy/car things my son has sold. I have been finding great deals for the 1 1/2-2 years I've been going. I've sold many items - especially clothing on Ebay. Found numerous house hold items at fab prices. On Fridays when they restock all new items you need to know prices of things so you don't overpay but that comes from being a educated shopper. I've learned a lot over the years of thrifting and selling. I've gotten some very great deals there and I will keep on shopping! BTW I liked the girl with the curly hair and tattoos. She was super friendly.

I am still in absolute disbelief about what happened at Where Ya Bin Charleston today. I have never…read morein my entire life been spoken to or treated the way I was by one of their employees. For context, Where Ya Bin is a BIN STORE. Which means the entire point of the store is for customers to dig, sift, and inspect overstock, returned, and damaged items. You go there to look, touch, and decide if something is worth buying. Sort of like a treasure hunt. Handling merchandise is not just allowed, it is expected. This context is what makes what happened today even more ridiculous. While shopping, I briefly pulled an item out of an already ripped-open, destroyed bag to get a better look at a visible crack. Before I could even put it back, a woman stormed up to me and immediately told me to "check out and leave." She did not identify herself as an employee or manager. In that moment she was just some stranger barking at me. When I said, "I'm sorry?" out of complete disbelief, she accused me of taking the item out of the bag. I calmly showed her the torn packaging and explained the item was literally falling out. Her response was, "It doesn't matter." At which point she laughed and says "See you just ripped it more." THE PLASTIC BAG WAS ALREADY RIPPED OPEN IN MULTIPLE PLACES. She then tried to justify her behavior by referencing an announcement that was supposedly playing in the store, that no one could hear, and that was in SPANISH. I don't speak Spanish. Neither did anyone around me. Expecting customers to comply with inaudible announcements in another language, with zero guidance or explanation, is absurd. Given her tone, I told her I was trying to be very kind and I just did not understand why I was being asked to leave. She responded, "I'm being kind too." At that point, I said, "Actually no, you're not. Your tone is incredibly disrespectful." Because she was. It almost felt like she was actively looking for a reason to remove my friends and I from the store. For context, this individual is about 5'2", has short black hair, and many visible tattoos and piercings. I mention this because her behavior made her unmistakably identifiable. Her approach was confrontational, accusatory, and entirely inappropriate. Based on the NUMEROUS Google reviews about the same individual with the exact same situation, this isn't a one off. It's a pattern. My friends and I immediately abandoned our very full cart and left. Between us, we would have easily spent $100-$300 each, nearly a $2,000+ sale lost all because of her actions. Believe it or not, it escalated further. While we were near our cars in the parking lot privately discussing the interaction, this same individual FOLLOWED US OUTSIDE. She stood against the wall smoking, staring directly at us, and clearly listening to our conversation. This was intimidating, unnecessary, and made me feel extremely uncomfortable as the one that had been singled out in a group of seven. Once we noticed her presence, we walked to the consignment store next door. Only after a couple of my friends returned to the store and asked to speak with a manager did this individual finally identify herself as one. Instead of providing any clarification, she forcefully told them to leave, claimed she "felt threatened," and stated that all of us were now banned. Claiming to feel threatened by customers who had already left and were then followed outside is WILD. Absolutely unbelievable. This was not a simple misunderstanding. This was a power trip, a misuse of authority, and a complete failure of basic professionalism. If this is how management reacts over a customer inspecting damaged merchandise, it says a lot about this store's culture. Charleston has plenty of bargain places to shop. This is not one I will be returning to until something changes with management. Anyone considering this store should think carefully before stepping inside.

Clean, clean, clean Amazing selection of unique items from…read morehousehold to toys to robes. Sweet staff ready to serve Oh yeah, clean clean, clean The aisles super clean! The shelves are super clean and stacked Of course so many fun and awesome gift ideas and a low price. It's an adult toy store and clean, clean, clean!!

It's been a while since I've been to the Tuesday morning on James Island. It is extremely clean and…read moreorganized. They have a pretty good selection of anything from gardening, pets, home goods and furniture. However, the prices are a little higher than other stores in the area.

A very pricy "thrift shop" on King Street. No bargains here. Parking difficult. Looks great from…read morethe outside.

I would only come here if you're looking for something specific and have a budget for a few hundred…read moredollars. Everything even on the sale rack was over $100...