Pretty good little ice cream shop. It wasn't hand-spun or anything crazy like that, but the flavor…read moreselection was acceptable, and I enjoyed the oatmeal cream pie ice cream. The lady working was nice to my little sister and gave her a couple samples. The best part is the view- sitting outside and enjoying the scenic view over the marsh. I'd recommend putting a trash can outside so people stop throwing trash in the sink. Otherwise, no complaints.

This place has every candy you can think of! You walk in, and it's like a flashback to candy stores…read morea s a kid.You fill the bag and pay per pound so you can mix and match. They also offer Bluebell ice cream you can get in bowl or cone. The one I had ( peppermint) had a bit of a freezer burn taste, but husband had chocolate peanut butter, and it was good! The other half of the store has beach accessories and gift shop type items The employee that waited on us seemed very annoyed that we were there. When we were ready to order, we stood at the ice cream counter. The employee came over and stood there but did not say a word to us. We finally realized she was waiting for our order, filled it, and we left. No greeting or goodbye. Overall, unless you need a specific candy, not a place that needs to be on your list

First, I'll say the pizza is good, but other than that, it's just confusing. They are not a pizza…read morejoint they are part of Coot's. We ended up having to go through the gift shop and into Coots looking for the pizza and eneded up ordering from one of the bartenders. It was a challenge to get her attention( not because they were busy), but due to a couple guys sitting at the bar at the time. She finally came over and let us know we could order there. Order took about 15-20 minutes and came out hot! Overall, next time, I would call the order in and just pick up. Posted pic of menu and pizza. The last review said something about a take out fee, but we did not have that, so that may be a summer thing?

$75 for two pizzas and breadsticks with a $10 "carry out" fee. Wouldn't have cared if the pizza was…read moregood, but it was mediocre at best...

Local. Market. Food. Cat out front! It's a win! Staff are…read morekind and helpful. They have onion pies, banana bread, and candied tomatoes of that tells you how unique it is! They also have boiled peanuts which my family swears by. Oof. Easy access off road and lots of parking. Cute decor and layout is easy to maneuver.

Awesome variety of goods. Got some delicious strawberries. We were very intrigued by the dessert…read moreselection, but didn't need a whole pie. We bought the Pluff Mudd Dessert. Would NOT recommend. I thought it would be chocolate mousse, but it tastes just like chocolate jello from the box with oreos thrown in. Extremely disappointing for the price of 8.50, would be a little less upset if it was half the price. Definitely skip.

While visiting Edisto Island, we decided we didn't feel like going out to sit down and eat, so we…read moredid a quick search for somewhere nearby to grab a pickup order and landed on Whaley's Restaurant & Bar. Ordering was quick and easy with no issues at all. When we arrived, we waited a short bit at the bar while the food was being prepared, but nothing too bad. Overall, the food was pretty good! The crab bisque was delicious and definitely one of my favorite things we ordered. The crab cake was tasty too, although it was a little more breaded than I personally prefer. The fried stuffed bacon-wrapped shrimp was probably the biggest disappointment of the meal, but not terrible. My friend enjoyed her food she ordered, though I can't remember the exact name of it. Service was decent -- nothing over-the-top amazing, but the staff wasn't rude either, so I'll take it! Overall, I'd give Whaley's about a 3.5 to 4-star experience. I'd probably go back, and if you're in the area looking for a convenient seafood spot near the beach, I'd say give them a shot!

We chose this restaurant due to reviews and proximity. We…read morearrived shortly after their opening at 5p.m. on a Wednesday. The restaurant was somewhat busy, even then. (This is considered the early side of Spring Break.) Adair was our server, and was prompt and friendly! He was all we could have wanted in an efficient server. I was disappointed that the only water they served was bottled. Therefore, Pinot Grigio it was!!!! We received drink orders promptly and Adair asked for our food orders. We were an easy group. Two shrimp baskets with raw fries (which to the unaware are house made chips), a Fried flounder basket with regular fries, and two kids cheeseburgers, with regular fries. The seafood orders also come with slaw and hush puppies. Later, Adair told us they were out of hush puppies. Adair went the extra mile and brought me a bottled water due to HIS perceived wait for our food. The fried shrimp were "gulf size" and perfectly cooked! Breading was light and not overdone! The founder was tender and flaky, the cole slaw was not of the "food processor" variety, and the fries were good, (crinkle cut). This was a very good "family trip" restaurant stop. We generally cook every night, this restaurant needed to provide the "shrimp" cravings of two of us! We will return on future visits!!! This is a place that has been around since 1948. Just know the venue is in an old gas station which suited me!!!! My daddy was a Gulf oil dealer in the 60's-1980's. Enjoy!

Busy place, had to wait for table. Staff are perky but service is slow. Not sure why…read more Decided to try their monster omelette - 6 eggs with a trash can of the best ingredients including shrimp, sausage and bacon. We split it, way too big for one person. Came with cottage fries and a biscuit. Egg portion was very thin stuffed with all kinds of veggies and protein. Sat outside under an umbrella with a nice breeze and interesting view. Server was a no nonsense kind of guy which we appreciated having just come from church. Highly recommend. Good value. Plenty of parking. A little slow bringing the bill to the table. Minor issue.

I gotta tell ya... It's a great little spot…read moreFood is great and the girls are Dolls Breakfast , lunch and PIE All great See ya soon

We have been here twice now and loved it both times. It's a laid back casual place with all…read moreoutdoor/screened in porch seating. There are yard games for you to play while you wait for a table. I had the fried fish sandwich with the homemade chips. My kids had the cheese quesadilla with fries and the corndog with chips. They both enjoyed their food. We love the eye spy/scavenger hunt on the kids menu to keep the kids busy while you wait! It's actually fun for everyone to participate in. Only things I can knock them for is there is a single stall bathroom for both genders so there is a good chance you will wait in line. I also am not personally a fan of ordering a and being given a can of soda or water bottle with a cup of ice. Other than that its a great place I would definitely recommend!

They were super busy on Memorial Day, but our server was still pretty attentive. They don't do…read morefountain drinks, so you do have to pay for a bottle of water or get a can of soda but they bring it with a cup of ice. They have a screened in patio with fans, an outside deck, and a high top area you can sit at if you're just ordering drinks. I had a salad that was surprisingly really really good! Everyone in my group was happy with their food and drinks.

Be sure to stop by and see Todd and Lynn at The Ice Cream Boat. Such great ice cream and wonderful…read morepeople!

Friendly service, clean atmosphere, and not only do they serve ice cream, but you can even get real…read morefood here too, as indicated on the large menu on the wall. It's apparent that this location has been here for a while by all of the pictures on the wall and thank you letters written by many of the youthful patrons. I ordered the cherry and chocolate milkshake, because we were on our way out of town and I had to drive, and I was not disappointed. This milkshake was everything that I could hope for, with chunks of real cherries and black chocolate, all chopped up small enough to fit into the straw so that you don't implode your ears while sucking it down. I'll be back again next time I'm on the island and look forward to some more sampling (which they let you do before choosing a flavor).

Had to quickly get a prescription sent here while on vacation and it was a quick, seamless process…read more Definitely recommend, plus it's a super cute drug store.

I don't know much about the pharmacy side of the business - it's probably fine. But I think…read moreVincent's should either decide that it wants to be in the ice cream business or that it doesn't. They have scores of well-heeled vacationers with kids who want a scoop. Their response to this perfect setup is to be open for about 15 hours a week. Weekends, when people are in motion coming and going? Nope - closed. Evenings? Closed. Their most recent timetable was something like Tuesday through Friday, 10-2:30. Truthfully, though, it doesn't really matter -- they'll just close early if they feel like it. It's not at all unusual to see a sign that says "Closing at 1:30 today", so I don't recommend aiming for "last call." They have such a wonderful asset -- a nostalgic ice cream counter -- and are tragically disrespecting it. This used to be an adorable lunch spot and ice cream parlor, and the business is now a shell of what it once was. Rather than redo their menu board, though, they have simply covered up all of the grill items they used to serve with painter's tape -- an almost ironic echo to a time before complete apathy set in. It's sad. I mean, nowhere near as sad as the faces of little kids who had the unbelievable audacity to expect that they could get ice cream on a Saturday, but still pretty sad.