Note: this store moved from Main Street to their "new" location on Hwy. 25. I was there in…read moremid-July, and they were running a "buy one-get one" sale in their non-fiction section. Found two good books there. Their biography/memoir section is a little thin, but for a town the size of Travelers Rest this store is a great asset. Everyone should own a small pile of books that they intend to read. Start buying a few at this store. When the grid goes down, paper will be our king.

Cute spot for used books. I wish their kid section was bigger. There were hardly any board books…read morewhen I went but a lot of chapter books. Hoping to find more books for toddlers. Very organized and random places to sit.

Excellent service ! My daughter-in-law was baptized and requested a personalized Bible and I found…read morethe perfect one at Crossway. Staff was so eager to assist me and provided beautiful complementary personalization on the front of the Bible. My daughter-in-law absolutely loves it.

Amazing experience. They were very helpful and created a wonderful experience…read more Thank you for all of Your support in the Community.

This quaint book shop occupies the bottom floor of the historic HUNTER'S STORE C.:1850 in…read morePendleton, SC, a perfect setting for any bookshop. Amy, the owner, is friendly and her enthusiasm is contagious. The staff was very friendly and, along with Amy, shared about the history of the building and the activities held at the bookshop. In one area of the bookshop there is local history research and archives available to the public. There is also an area for local authors. There are both used and new books, reasonably priced. Recently the bookshop had a Scottish chef/author from Pendleton's sister city in Scotland visit. The bookshop hosted a signing for his fourth cookbook. Patrons can sign up for a newsletter for the bookshop and/or additional information about the art area located upstairs in The Rafter Room (local artists-mostly a cool selection of pottery pieces along with paintings and other items). There is a back door that could be used as a wheelchair entrance. Don't think the second floor is accessible. This is a lovely addition to our historic Pendleton square...a combination of a local historic building and a unique bookshop.

A candy shop for the mind! The Pendleton Bookshop is a must see in the village of Pendleton.read more

It reminds me of the good old days of Blockbuster and GameStop. It's also has the late 90s vibe to…read moreit. I love mom and pop shops.

Sunday 2/15 I went to purcase a used Wii under the suggestion of my grandson . Not being able to…read morepurchase myself being on a fixed income from disabilty he gave me 200 dollars to buy a console and a few games . With help I purchased a Wii, 5 games ,a chip to play camecube games and a controller . The next afternoon I went Bestbuy to purchase an rca to hdmi adapter after getting i home i set everything up . Console wont read disc ( try a couple time , even checked google) it keeps not working . I call the Cavern and they say to bring it in . HERES WHERE IT GETS GOOD ... When I brought in the console they tell me THE SERIAL NUMBER DOESNT MATCH THE RECEIPT. Its the same unit THE SAME ONE and they say there is nothing they can or will do . So Im/we're out 150 dollars and there is nothing I can do about it . Heres the scam - the units have the company serial number on the console and the console , controller, cords are all shirink wrapped together . The Caverns label only has a price and bar code with no other info for the customer to verify . So when they print the receipt thats it ALL SALES FINAL they dont verify the serial number against anything themselves . Yes the next day they point out the serial number on the console doesnt match the printed serial number on the receipt . I didnt know I had to check the receipt against the actual console he just scanned infront of me . SCAMMED I thank my grandson for trying to give me a liitle joy , at least his heart is in the right place. I had download YELP just for the post ... Yes it is the first review ive made . This blaten con easy to slip by . I can see if I came in 3 months later to complain ,but 24 hours ? Keep up the good work The Video Game Cavern .

Accidentally happened upon this place and I'm so glad I did. Cute boutique, reasonably priced,…read morefriendly folks. I liked both the clothes (men's and women's) and the accessories. They said they change inventory regularly, too...guess I'll have to go back to verify that!

This boutique is fantastic! Beautiful, fun & funky clothes, jewelry, frames. The staff is friendly…read moreand creative. Sarah, Jamie and another young lady helped me find a lot of beautiful clothes and jewelry. My son waited patiently and they offered him a latte. They all picked out items I never would have chosen but they fit me well and I liked the style. Love this place! Will visit whenever I'm in Clemson.

We visited this business recently, looking for unique baby gifts, gift for a friend, a bible and…read moredevotional, and books from local authors. We found exactly what we were looking for from their well cultivated selections. Assistance from staff was very helpful and the pricing is very fair. We would definitely recommend!

As a child, my grandfather would tell me of a wise, mysterious, and easy on the eyes gentleman that…read morewould come to power in the upstate region of South Carolina. He would appear to the masses as a humble record store owner, much like Jesus was looked upon as a carpenter. Granddad foretold of this man and the amazing gift he would be to all of humanity and how this man alone would fulfill an ancient Phoenician prophecy that would one day save all of mankind from imminent destruction at the hand of an evil Cabal. Many years have passed since I watched my grandfather weep tears of joy knowing how amazing the future would be and that I would be alive to witness this demigod that he so revered. Grandfather passed on 2 score and 3 years ago and as I prepared to enter my 48th year of life on this realm, I began a trek to the mountainous regions of the American Carolinas not knowing what I was seeking or what to expect, but just feeling that my grandfather was leading me there. One day, by happenstance, I entered a modest, humble artisan shop full of black wax discs that would illuminate any room with all types of glorious sounds. A man emerged from the back area of the quaint store clothed in a beautiful purple silk kimono topped 6 inches above his knees. He wore nothing beneath but had a radiance about him when he made eye contact with you in a way that made you feel as safe as you were as an infant while your mother nestled you in her bosom....okay, I'm done with the story. What I'm trying to say is, Joe is frigging awesome and has a thorough knowledge of all types of music and makes fabulous suggestions regarding bands you may not have heard of to add to your repertoire. His prices are always fair and he always has a pleasant and welcoming demeanor. AND, like grandfather said, he's very easy on the eyes.

We are really new to buying records. And we were buying for a rather odd purpose. We were buying…read morejust the covers. They had to have the records inside but they were going to be used for decoration. The guy was so patient. He let my husband even have a chair so that he could get down to the bottom row. We found a lot and we're so pleased