Do not judge this flea market by what you see from the road. It may look like a trash heap, but…read morethere are some decent things in there and decent buildings once you get past Sanford and son. The vendors in the beginning don't really do any justice to the rest of the flea market. I'm also guessing there is no building code. We found several things we were able to get at a decent price.

What a bust!! Went on a Friday morning and there were fewer than 10 vendors open. No service, no…read moreselection and no values!!

Barefoot Landing in NMB is a scenic, pet-friendly waterfront complex perfect for a stroll along the…read moreboardwalks. With over 50 shops and 14 restaurants, it's a great spot for entertainment at the Alabama Theatre or House of Blues. Don't miss Bully's Pub & Grill for excellent cocktails and beer, followed by outstanding homemade ice cream at Sweet Molly's Creamery. Plus, the free parking and day docking make visiting a breeze. Bonuses: The boardwalks provide a fantastic way to get some exercise while taking in the views of the 27-acre lake and Intracoastal Waterway. You can easily get your steps in by wandering the winding paths that connect different sections of the village. I also enjoy the live outdoor shows in the warmer months.

Barefoot landing is a must visit for every Myrtle Beach trip! Variety of shops, good restaurants…read moreoptions, nice boardwalk, family friendly atmosphere. We always look forward to going here!

Two Blondes and a Moon Child Boho Village is a shop that I found on a fortunate whim...in large…read morepart due to not being able to find them on Yelp. The physical sign on the outside of the shop simply says "Boho", but the full name of the shop is Two Blondes and a Moon Child Boho Village. The woman working at the shop the day I stopped in said that the sign was shortened to make it more affordable (completely understandable)....but I wanted to open up my review with that clarification in case any other Yelp-dependent types of customers were confused as to what kind of shop "Boho" was. Now. That being said. I'm really heartbroken that I didn't discover this place earlier because I'm completely in love. It's in a great, easily-accessible location with plenty of free parking. Right off of 17, directly behind the Starbucks, right across the street from Gator Hole Plaza (the one with the NMB Walmart). The shop's inventory is almost completely comprised of items created by local artisans and venders. Unlike other types of shops along the cost, I was blown away at the variety of items, the quality, and the affordability. I've visited similar shops in the Outer Banks, Carolina Beach, Southport, Wilmington, Charleston, Myrtle Beach proper, etc...and while many of them have beautiful pieces, they are over-the-top pricy, even by local artist standards, and seem to be incredibly marked up to better profit from the tourists. That is not the case at Two Blondes and a Moon Child. Although this would be an amazing spot for anyone visiting from out of town to find unique finds to take home with them...it's also a spot that NMB locals can frequent and enjoy. Although it wasn't listed as one of the Yelp categories, this is also very much a spiritual shop...so much so that I actually put in a request to update the categories in an effort to help more customers find this space, as there's not really anything else like it in the NMB area specifically. There are so many pieces with pagen/earthy/witchy energy. Although it's not a store that solely specializes in this and is eclectic, there is a decent collection of crystals, incense, candles, spells jars, tarot cards, jewelry, and lots of other elements that could be worked into a practice. I was very excited that this is also a community space with a decent number of events that go on. Apparently everything is updated on the store's Facebook page, and there are often events such as tarot readings, sound bathing, resin and candle making classes, fairy hair offerings, reiki, and a weekly Wednesday mediumship circle. I truly hope that the Yelp business name and category can be updated soon so this gorgeous local establishment can connect with its ideal customer base and keep going. Such a lovely and unique space that I know others will love as much as I do.

What a fun funky store! Lots of different types of gift items ranging from jewelry to pottery to…read morefabulously unique clothing. I couldn't walk out of the shop without making a purchase which is SO out of character for me. The shopkeeper was friendly and helpful and I felt no pressure at all. Be sure to stop by while in the area. You won't regret your decision!

I was in here looking for a coffee shop. It is a large shopping center that has an arc of buildings…read moreto the south and east with several outbuildings. I found it confusing and not very clearly laid out, though the Hobby Lobby, Publix and PetSmart were doing a fine job of anchoring. Lots of parking, lots of lighting but not nearly enough signage. After circling a couple of times, I departed and found coffee elsewhere. [Review 19374 overall - 948 in South Carolina - 344 of 2023.]

It's... kinda fun, I guess…read more This isn't a flea market in the way that *I* define a flea market... it's really more so like, an indoor Goodwill where vendors can purchase space, if that makes sense. That is to say, there's not a TON of good stuff here. I did get some amazing candles from Green Sea Candle (the woman who makes them traveled from miles away) and will definitely return here sooner or later just for those! They smell incredible, and my purchase came with a free homemade car freshener that also smells just like pumpkin pie dangling from my windshield. I also got two purple goblets from some random vendor, and they were kinda cool for the vision I have for my future dining room. Would I frequent this every weekend -- no. It's not that big of an event. But I'm happy I went and checked it out.

A fun little flea market that offers the pretty much what you would expect from a place like this…read more There is a bakery inside which offers a fair assortment of treats and a few sandwiches. I got a nice RFID wallet at a great price, to replace the current one that was getting worn out. Word of advice, if you hate over the top pushy sales folks you might want to avoid the AVON shop. The lady who worked that counter would fit right in as a used car sales person.

Very few stores still open. Food court consists of about three places, at least one of which is not…read moreopen everyday. Vacancies outnumber occupied stores by about 10 to 1. Belk and Bass Pro are the only popular stores left. Some kind or restaurant/arcade just opened that I know nothing about. On most days, while walking from one end of the mall to the other, you can count all the customers without taking off your shoes. On the plus side, parking is a breeze because of the very few stores. On a related note, I saw a small statue of an African Grey Parrot in one of the stores that I considered buying. The cost was around $150. Too much money. When I got home, I found the identical piece for $40 on Amazon. That store will now be limited to showrooming.

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Just adding a ditto to last year's review. The shop is…read morewell-maintained, and continues to offer a nice selection of items to browse and explore. (No ABP punch bowl this year; but there's always next year. )

This store had a wide variety of items. The store is a bit cluttered but it's fun to walk around…read moreand explore. The prices were on the higher side but seem to be on par with other consignment stores in the area. There were also sales going on. An employee explained the sale tag colors to me. I was not greeted when I arrived and I said thanks as I left and the employee didn't respond to me.

What a lovely store! Lots of gems and the owner is very friendly! We picked a card at the register…read moreand she read them for us! Very fun experience!

The owner Wendy is amazing and has an amazing personality for customer service. She's has this soft…read moreenergy about her that's so disarming and comforting. She has so much knowledge about crystals and her inventory. It's a smaller shop but in my opinion those are normally the best metaphysical shops. There's a lot to explore and more importantly a lot of genuinely cool things. A vast assortment of crystals and a good selection/variety of nearly everything else. Wendy does a real good job keeping new and exciting things pop in. The pricing is very fair and she's even kind enough to hold items if you really want something. She's so in tune with her inventory it's very easy to ask about things that may be sold or you're looking for.