I love Trader Joe's for the unique foods and produce I can't find other places. There is always…read moresomething new to try. The frozen meals are handy to have for quick dinners. My favorite purchases are always the fresh flowers. So many choices and excellent prices. I enjoy weekly fresh cut flowers during times those growing in my own garden are not in season. They are always so kind to give me a bucket with a little water to keep the flowers fresh until I get home.

This was my first time to our second TJs in town that is less than 5 miles from TJs #1. I had a…read morevery short list and was in a hurry as I had other take home food in the car and my house is a good hour drive from this part of MTP. I loved how the layout is identical to TJs #1. I was able to walk in and grab everything quickly. Even all the new things I bought were in logical sections of the freezer. The store is well lit and was not crowded during my visit. It felt like there was less checkout lanes, but almost every single one was open, so I was excited to be in and out.

Big fan of this Publix! It's my go-to for nibbles and sub sandwiches before hitting up the beach or…read morePitt street bridge. Can't ever go wrong with a pub sub deal of the day - it's 2 for the price of 1 so perfect when ballin' on a budget. I admire their seasonal ice cream flavors too! Very rich and flavorful. Shopping is certainly a pleasure with this convenient Publix.

I've had several conversations with the pharmacist about keeping my prescription in stock since I…read moreexperience withdrawal symptoms when there's a lapse in taking it. I've been reassured multiple times that it would be kept on hand for this reason, yet I just called again today and was told it has to be ordered and won't arrive until next week. This has happened several times, and it's really disappointing given how important medication consistency is. I hope they can improve communication and reliability with refills like this in the future.

The staff can't be quick enough to help! Great store: clean…read moreand well organized. Has about everything needed.

Had wonderful service at the customer service counter while getting my savings card set up. Prices…read morearen't that bad and with a savings card you can find some good deals. Delicious food selection and was excited about the fresh fruit. Also super thankful they had restrooms!

Needed to pickup a few essentials while in the area. This Walmart wasn't super clean like others…read moreI've been too but it wasn't filthy. I was able to find majority of my list but a few things were missing . I think they may be renovating and getting the same look majority of Walmarts are getting now . They do use brown paper bags for your groceries which I like.

Still horrible. I love being passed by several Walmart workers after I have pressed the button for…read moreassistance while standing in front of a locked case. They look and keep walking with their friends. Thank you so much! Always helpful and welcome here. What was even better is when I finally find someone to help. I politely ask if they can open the razor case. She huffs. Walks away and seems to look for someone else. All while ignoring me and not responding them stomps off to the razor section. Still not a word to me. How kind. Thank you so much.

We just relocated to this lovely area from Florida. I learned today that Publix is quite different…read morehere than in Florida. While still in the midst of opening what seems like a thousand moving boxes, I decided to stop by , check things out and buy a few things that normally aren't in my kitchen. Childhood favorites mostly. Now I will cut to the chase. Whoever monitors and/or stocks this store's bread aisle needs some serious counseling. I'm normally a fanatic about looking at expiration dates although Publix has never let me down and I was in a bit of a hurry to avoid rush hour. I bought hot dog buns and slider buns. I got home and pan fried those dogs, opened the buns and have never been so disgusted in my life. EVERY SINGLE one was covered in mold.,Yes, a picture is coming. But I was hungry so I thought I'll just cut the dogs in half and use the slider buns. Good gracious, they were hard as rocks. Looked at the use by date and it said April 8, it was April 11. So the dogs were done and I was out of luck. Then I remember the tortillas I brought with me from my Publix in Florida. So I made it work. This will certainly never be my grocery store. Even when I went to check out, there was no one in the open lines. Finally someone showed up. And of course no one offered to help me with my groceries. I usually refuse, but my back had a little issue after lifting all those boxes. I made do. No, I did not go back to the store for a refund.,I just want that bread aisle individual to get some training. I am concerned that if they allow this with the bread, what about the meats and produce?

This is one of my favorite Publix locations in Charleston. It's very well lit and has nice high…read moreceilings and ample parking. The produce, meats, and seafood areas always showcase great items. Very good wine and beer selections - not as aggressively priced as Total Wine, but they'll occasionally have a good deal. The bakery and deli are also really good - their handmade sub sandwiches are a hidden gem. Order online for pickup! Customer service is always good and if you ever have a problem, they'll refund or exchange without hassle.

Very pleased with the Groceries Ahead service. I found Groceries Ahead through the property…read moremanager of the condo we stayed in for a few days in Charleston. The website is very easy to use, you simply pick what you want out of several categories (dairy, bread, breakfast, alcohol, etc.). At the end of your order, you can add in additional items that weren't available to choose on the previous screen. For example. we needed distilled water for an appliance, so I just added distilled water in the comments section at the end of my order. Very easy process. 2 days after placing my order, I received a phone call to confirm everything and discuss my add on items. I much preferred dealing with an actual person over the phone rather than emailing back and forth. I was told they can get basically anything that is at a typical grocery store. There is a mark up on the items (example: a 12 pack of Bud Light bottles was $12.97) in addition to a delivery charge depending on where in the area you are. I paid $50 for delivery because our condo was downtown. I think this was the lowest delivery amount (could be wrong about that), the further away you get the more expensive the delivery charge. The woman I spoke with was very friendly and things couldn't have been easier. I gave her the information for entry into the condo and when we arrived everything was put away. Frozen stuff in the freezer, chilled stuff in the fridge, and the rest on the counter. There was an itemized receipt as well. Really an excellent service, saved us having to find a grocery store and shop when we wanted to get the trip started. If i lived in a tourist destination I would absolutely steal this idea and start a similar business. Yes, you pay a premium for the items, but to me it was well worth the convenience. I will look for similar services when I stay in other cities. Highly recommended.

I placed a large order for a group trip and several items I ordered were missing - I counted 5…read moremissing items. The delivery service said they would provide a refund for the missing items but they never did. I will not use this service again the next time I'm in town - I would rather use instacart.

Great boutique grocery right in the middle of Mount Pleasant. Plenty of parking and wide aisles for…read moreeasy navigation. Tons of prepared foods, half price sushi on Thursdays, and some really nice wines. So glad this store has been added to our list of options in Mt P. Self service or very friendly cashiers available. Low lighting so not as supermarket feeling as a Publix or Harris Teeter.

I've been watching and waiting for this store to open for the better part of two years and it did…read morenot disappoint! Employees, everywhere, with smiles, abound. The lighting is bright; every inch is well utilized with many aisles and cases filled with food, glorious food (and of course, your usual grocery items). They have lovely flowers, sushi, cheese, wines, and many freshly smoked and other beautifully prepared proteins and sides all ready for delicious meals. Many fresh deli salads and entrees to take and bake. Rows of fresh produce and many fresh squeezed juices. Meats, chicken and fish looked fresh and called my name. The bakery was loaded with fresh breads, cookies, cakes and pies ... slices, too. I did not check out the standard grocery aisles due to the crowds ... but, I'll be back. They have a loyalty program that you'll want to check out. Hurry!

Overall, I love WholeFoods! This review is for the salad bar. First thing in the morning, the salad…read morebar is clearly old. I wanted to sit down and eat a good salad of my own making. The tabbouleh, which I was craving looked like it was days old. Limp and dark. The hummus had a film over it. There were a few dolmeh (stuffed grape leaves) left. Come on WholeFoods. You can do better!

Over the years, not much has changed at this Whole Foods. This location is older and rather small…read more It is still insanely busy, especially the parking lot. You can get in and out a bit quicker now if you're willing to go through self-checkout, though. The hot bar, pizza, and salad bar aren't what they used to be pre-COVID, but are still pretty good. With the Amazon partnership, Prime members can save additional money on certain items, and you can return items to Amazon by dropping them off here. I've been to a few other Whole Foods stores over the years. This location definitely has the "Southern Housewife" vibe down, with lots of attractive, upper-middle-class folks. That is the vibe of Mount Pleasant as a whole, though.