Nice employees. Clean store! They redid the floors since the last time I've been. They have a new…read morecheckout line process-- everyone starts in two separate lines then an associate directs you to a cash register. Seems pretty efficient. They have a lot of extra stock at the top of the shelves. Great selection of holiday decor!!

Ok Walmart manager! Seven day straight you have not replenish your Walmart gift cards- Go and…read morevisit you store at 6:30 Am and you will learn a lot ! If I can give you less than 1star I would ... this is the worst managed Walmart year after year! How can I contact you when your info is not there? Your inbox is full?

We went to place an order for some chicken for our Family Reunion so we found this Publix. When we…read morewalked in the door employees were speaking being so polite. This was one of the most cleanest Publix I've ever went to and loved just walking all through the aisles just observing the store. The shelves were clean no dust at all. They even asked if you needed any help finding things I guess because I looked lost because I was mesmerized. I wish I could move to Charleston because of the hospitality was so moving. The food was cooked freshly cooked as you can tell because you could smell it in throughout the store. I would like to thank all the employees for being great with the customer service.

Store is fine but the deli/sub station is beyond brutal. Ordering in the store is time consuming…read moreeven with a small line. Ordering ahead will almost guarantee a wrong order and it still won't be on time. Once or twice a year I will try again and hope it's improved but still disappointed every time.

S & L Supermarket on Rivers Avenue in North Charleston is a convenient stop to make for food and…read moredrinks when you are in the area. The staff here is very friendly and available to help when you need it. I have had a really good experience every time I have been here and have been happy with all of my purchases.

So as a grocery store, I would say 3.5 stars and as an eatery, I would say 4.5 stars so let's call…read morethat an even 4 stars for El Molino. Grocery: I love how the place is so fresh and modern with cool displays like the orange trees when you walk in the door, but every time I walk around to shop, I don't end up finding much that I need. Usually at cultural grocery stores, I find some unique selections of things I can't find elsewhere as well as great prices on things that are more common. While I do find some great hot sauces and some other items, I feel that the standard items are higher priced than most grocery stores. For that reason, I only end up purchasing a few select items from the grocery area. Eatery: I love going in for tacos or a platter. I need to try some of the other items too. It's great that there are so many options, but it's also like a food court and you need to go to different places for different things. Until you've been a few times, you kinda have to figure it out for yourself. The food is always great though. I have a few tacos that I haven't loved, but I just don't order those ones when I go back. As of now it's set up great for getting food to go and then they have a bunch of tables if you want to dine in. It would be great if they added some more atmosphere to the dining experience like their taqueria in Johns Island.

OMG what took me so long to discover this place! El Molino supermarket on Rivers Avenue is the…read moreultimate Hispanic market. It has an incredible bakery section, an ice cream and dessert area, and one very large eatery with two sections depending on what type of food you want. Everything in the eatery is authentically cooked and prepared with the freshest of ingredients. I couldn't resist ordering the fish tacos. They only sell in 3s; however, all the other tacos you can buy just one. My fish was grilled to perfection and well seasoned with a cilantro salsa, cheese, lettuce, fresh tomatoes and lime wedges. Yummy! It also came with a spicy crema, which is absolutely amazing. The heat held on with a slight burn at the end. The bakery section was filled with incredible pastries and cakes and sweet breads, donuts,Flans, churros... you name it, they've got it. They also have a full produce are with fresh fruit and vegetables and great prices. The butcher area was filled with a variety of meats for any style of cooking. Their spice aisle was amazing! So many things to choose from. I think we spent at least a couple of hours here just exploring the store, enjoying the food and loving the atmosphere with upbeat Latina/Hispanic music. Everything was clean, organized and well displayed. Service was amazing with friendly faces and smiles. It's my new favorite place to shop and enjoy a meal. Great place for families!

Whenever we visit my brother in Park Circle, we always make a stop at Odd Duck Market. During our…read morelast visit, we went for breakfast all 3 days we were there. The breakfast sandwiches on bagels are so delicious - the egg is done just right and the aioli makes the sandwich. We also enjoy the pastries and yogurt parfaits. There has always been a line when I go around 9am, but service is still friendly and the food come out pretty quickly. During the times I made it earlier in the morning, there was less of a line (or no line). Dog friendly on the front and back patios. Lots of wine and local products for sale. I wish I had an Odd Duck Market near me, but I'll just have to make do with visiting when I'm in the North Charleston area!

This is one of my go-to weekend breakfasts! I always get the sausage egg bagel and add arugula. I…read morelove the texture of the egg - it's like Starbucks egg bites. The aioli on this sandwich is delicious too! I've had several coffees and they're all good! The staff are always welcoming and take your order in a timely fashion. They also bring it to your table. There's outside seating both in front of the building and behind the building. Even on a busy weekend I've always been able to find a table!

Manager is rude; she obviously doesn't like her job. Came in 2 days in a row needing customer…read moreservice help. Same manager had an attitude both days. She claimed customer service was closed the first day (at 6 pm). The next day I came in at 2:30 and she claimed that customer service was doing a shift change and it'd be about 20 minutes. That would mean someone would be there at 2:50. Odd time to have a new shift start. The store wasn't even busy so she definitely could've helped me and the other lady in line. I needed a money order and the lady in front of me just wanted a lottery ticket. She could've easily handled the lottery ticket at least. And that's after waiting in line at the counter in front of her before another employee had to tell her that we were WAITING for her. I won't waste my time coming here again! Customer service goes A LONG WAY!

The prices are definitely cheaper for some things than Publix. Some of the produce looked bad and…read moremy coworker had to weed through their bag salads to find a decent one that wasn't close to its expiration date. I think you pay for what you get here. I bought some Eddy's ice cream (2 for $5). Good deal! And there were some cute summer cakes, but not sure if they taste good. The one cashier was really friendly and helped me get a food lion saving card.

I know the owners changed recently so I'm not sure if the name of the store changed but I'm loving…read morethe updates. The staff is always so nice, they stay open late which is way more useful and they really listen to their customers to get the products people want. I love having this store when I'm out in Park Circle.

The owners are so nice & the store is great. So many options available and they even stay open til…read more1 or 2 am. I'll always support local spots like this.

The true definition of a locally owned business. I always stop at Doscher's when I'm in Charleston,…read morepartly out of nostalgia but also because its a great supermarket. Incredibly clean, great staff, and the quality of the products is up there with the big chains. I highly recommend it and it will always be on my itinerary every time I'm in town.

A great supermarket stuck in the 80's! A decent selection and unique Southern and soul food staples…read morefound here!

I think we're all ready for the new Publix to be built. The staff here is always really wonderful…read moreand in great moods. The parking is terrible here and it got worse with the construction. They don't have self checkout at this location and that causes really long lines at peak times. The deli here is always great and the store is generally very clean. The inventory for BOGO often runs low early in the ad cycle.

This Publix is still not good. And today was no better. The layout is wrong (Palmetto Pavilion…read morehas it right) and when I stop in after my West Ashley Wednesday morning meeting, it's always under staffed. They don't offer self checkout, and they have multiple 10 item or less lines open. So if I have 15 items like today, I'm stuck behind a lady buying 6 different orders. And half the milk and distilled water isle! I don't know what goes on here, but this is still one of the worst Publix in town...