This is one of my most favorite stores EVER! I always find something for me - a candle, jewelry -…read morebut it's also the best place to find a unique gift. Gina, the owner, is spectacular & excels at customer service! I stop in here whenever I am near.

I was looking for a place close by to purchase some Charleston items for our corporate gift. I…read morestumbled upon Pluff Mud Mercantile while looking for Callie's Hot Biscuit items. They have a good selection of made in Charleston food items: hot sauce, jams, jellies, tea, salt, biscuit mix, cookies, honey, just to name a few. I found the prices to be very reasonable without the arduous drive through downtown to find street or paid for parking. They also have Charleston made tea towels, soaps, lotions, shirts, jewelry, and signage. I also found out they offer soap and candle classes in which you can make your own. I would recommend anyone looking for some great gifts for themselves or others, check this place out. While it may look tiny, they truly have amazing things here.

This lovely studio and shop was blundered into by mistake when we were looking for Grace & Grit,…read morewhich is rumored to make a mean cocktail. This though, is a walk up to a working studio space and a store for sale of various arts, presumably produced on site.

I love this place so much every time I go there and their are not any prints left in their vending…read moremachine they are sure to give to me their card and website information and keep me posted on when there will be a restock. This makes me feel valued and attended to and like I am more valuable to them then just my service. Also their prints are adorable

It has closed. So Very sad? I had bought so Many nice gifts there. It was a beautiful shop and is…read morenow vacant.

Great small shop of local treasures and gifts. I really wish I had more time to explore. They have…read morefood items but also a lot of household goods and decorations. I was there when it wasn't busy at all and received quick easy service.

Kudos to this establishment for decades in business in little Folly Beach. They provide whatever…read moreyou need for beach life, pretty much, from souvenirs to sunscreen. The selection leans more toward family beach visit than surfer gear. You can get the later at a couple dedicated dive shops across the street. When I wandered through I didn't see anything I had to have but I could hear staff helping other customers in a friendly way. The prices were about what you would find elsewhere but you cannot beat the convenience of having this place just down the block from the beach.

Very upset over my son's brand new shirt falling apart before he even gets to wear it! Tried…read morecalling but of course, no answer. $20 down the toilet and no souvenir for him.

Best Gift Idea Ever on South Market Street in Charleston is a great place to go for all things…read morequality gifts for those on your shopping list. I really like the variety of different items that they have available here. I have been happy with all of the purchases that I have had from here.

You have a great colleague in Lauren. She was extremely helpful and creative. We purchased a piece…read morefor the kitchen "Cucina" that turned out stunning. She gave us great ideas and we even left a lot of the choices for her put together while we enjoyed sightseeing. What we picked up was amazing. Thank you Lauren for the great attention and customer service. David and Emily.

Impressive place! The Charleston City Market goes 4 blocks. The shopping experience stretches from…read moreMeeting Street (where you'll enter) to the end of the waterfront. We had no idea until we entered just how far it went; it goes "on & on"! So much history within these buildings. It's one of the oldest public markets in the U.S. Has weathered many storms and has been registered in the National Registry of Historic Places. Established in 1788 (even though the inside entrance stats 1807) & as of today it still stands on the premises of monetary trades & services, as well as shared cultural heritage. There are countess vendors throughout this retail galleria. We enjoyed mainly browsing the works of products that were officially certified as Handmade in Charleston. You won't get tired of looking, but a lot of repeat sellers. It's essentially like a flea market if you will. It was fun, but way too much basket weaving vendors. Was so intriguing to watch the Gullah artistry & understand its importance here, but would have liked to have seen and explored MORE local foods. Wished that they would have had a specific area that was an actual type of wet market/ open-air concept or traditional marketplace that sells fresh, perishable foods like meat, seafood, and produce focusing more on local eats and food heritage of its distinct low country cuisine. There were some food spots, just not what we had envisioned or experiencing with other east coast markets we've been to. Bought a bottled water that was over $5! Other than that, we didn't buy anything else. However, definitely worth a stroll and a unique experience. Perfect touristy spot! *Open daily 9:30 AM-5:30 PM Fri & Saturday Night 6:30 PM -10:30 PM

Dear reader,…read more Charleston City Market is exactly the sort of place that makes casual browsing turn into a full-fledged expedition. It is full of jewelry, handmade gifts, local art, and all manner of treasures, and so many visitors seem to love the same thing: the sheer variety and the chance to find something that actually feels special rather than mass-produced. That absolutely tracked for us. The Market itself has been a Charleston staple for over 200 years, and it still feels lively, local, and full of character. What really stood out for me was an artist who went by Andy, who had a collection of pop art vinyl records that was genuinely fantastic. Using mixed media, he created pieces featuring different singers, musicians, and bands on old vinyl records, which felt both clever and beautifully done. I chose an amazing Mary J. Blige piece that was also hand-painted, and I was absolutely thrilled with it. The value of your dollar was VERY worth getting one (or more)! Cash only! Overall, this was a thoroughly enjoyable wander and a very good place to find art, gifts, and a few things you did not know you needed. I would happily go back.

Cute store a little overpriced, I truly don't mind overpaying when on vacation for a cute local and…read more fun authentic items However my issue is with the person working there, very rude and unprofessional. She was on the phone when we walk in, not even acknowledging us, I literally had to stand infront of her to get her attention and interrupt her personal phone call to ask her to check me out. Over $200 purchase not even a thank you for shopping with us.

Looking for a tongue-in-cheek store with irreverent chachkies, bougie jewelry, and dishtowels with…read morethe "F-word"? You. Have. Arrived. I would have taken pictures, but there are a dozen warning signs to discourage this practice. Sorry, folks. Owner is hardcore about enforcing said rule. Zero Effs given.

I had the iced cherry mocha and really loved it -- sweet, smooth, and super easy to drink. The shop…read morewas cute and bright, and I honestly got excited looking around because all the merch was so good. Everything felt clean, cozy, and just a nice place to hang out. Definitely can't wait to come back.

I was enjoying a beautiful day at Hampton park and stumbled upon this place. Such a charming little…read morecoffee shop with a great selection of nicknacks and apparel. The coffee was great! Although limited selection of syrup flavors.