Beautiful children's clothes, outstanding service.......the perfect place to buy for birthdays…read moreand Christmas. Geri Anderston, owner.

The most adorable children's boutique with a huge selection of quality clothing for children from…read morePreemie to size 12 (I believe). Bought all my 8 grandchildren something and will probably go back one last time before I leave town! Aside from clothes they had shoes, accessories, and toys! Something for everyone! Darling clothes!!

Came into the shop on Main Street and immediately was hit with a very strong smell. Upon entering…read morethere was a fragrance mister blowing out at full speed. You could even see it coming out. I had to leave as I have asthma and my daughter left shortly after. We both reeked of the smell. It was on our clothes and hair. Had to go home to change and had to cut our shopping day short. I can only imagine how those children's clothes smell exposed to that for very long.

From the owner: Welcome to The Little Shell Children’s Store — a local boutique in the heart of North Myrtle Beach,…read moreoffering a curated selection of high-quality, beautifully crafted items for children from preemie sizes up to age 12. We proudly carry beloved brands like The Beaufort Bonnet Company, Magnetic Me, Lil Cactus, Magnolia Baby, Petite Ami, Sophie la Girafe, and Nuby. Discover unique apparel and essentials designed with care, comfort, and style for your little ones.

Great selection of stores at this local outlet mall. They have a large variety of shops so it…read morereally suits everyone's need. The walk path as many others have referenced are covered, which makes it nice when it's a very hot day. Also, the paths are so wide that you don't feel like you are crowded on top of one another. There are maps throughout so you can grab one easily versus trying to wing it. I also appreciate that they have a food court and various ice cream and coffee shops so if you need a quick bite it is easily accessible to you. Found parking to be easy to navigate and there are several different sections and lots. I didn't find a ton of discounts for reduced prices compared to what I would have expected for an outlet, but it's still fun to kill time when you are looking for something other than the beach to do. Who doesn't love retail therapy?

When I am visiting my family down South in Myrtle Beach, SC my father and I always find the need to…read morevisit the Tanger Outlets for one reason or another. It's usually for sneakers and while my Dad leans on New Balance of late, I've been hooked on Asics for the past few years and that leads me to one of the issues I encountered on this visit. Asics had closed their outlet store a few weeks prior to my paying the family a visit. Sure Pop found something he liked at NB but I was off my plan and needed to figure this out before we headed home. Now its important to know that there are so many shops of all different variety here at the Tanger outlet but I do not advise wandering around aimlessly to find them and instead grabbing one of the maps that are readily available and using it tactically. It's South Carolina after all and can be very very hot at times. I'd suggest that you arrive with a bottle of water to keep you hydrated and maybe a handerchief to dob the sweat off your brow. Oh yeah, also wear a hat, you can thank me later. Outside of the sneaker shops, my favorite stops are the entertainment shops, the places where one can find action figures, pops, and assorted t-shirts with pop culture characters or music icons. There are a number of snack stands and also little jewelry kiosks if you are looking for that kind of stuff. I recall a couple of refreshment stops like Ben and Jerry's but the others elude me as I cobble all of this together. You can hit their website and peruse and like I suggested, go in with a plan first and then noodle about. An important change I noticed this time around was a business office which offered some benches in air-conditioning and bathrooms for visitors to use. There are also a few vending machines with soft drinks, snacks and water, the latter being a very important need while shopping. There was a complimentary WiFi detected which I never mind having since it made check ins easier. That's all I've got on this one and can say that you will likely find yourself in the place for a couple of hours so do mark down where you parked since their lot is massive. Oh yeah and for those curious about the kicks. I decided on a couple of pair of Skechers, a brand I have not really owned many of but these were comfortable and was happy to give them a try. I walk quite a bit in my Big Apple Metropolis and need comfortable sneakers for that. Happy Shopping and remember....bring water :)

A cute little boutique located in North Myrtle Beach. This was my first time here and I'm glad that…read moreI stopped by. During this time I feel that it is especially important to support small businesses. This is a locally owned boutique that carries womens and children's clothing, as well as accessories. The owner was super helpful in helping me find exactly what I was looking for. I walked out with a bag full of goodies! Plus, the whole store was 20% off!! #ShopLocal

Spoke with who claimed to be "just an employee". I am new to the area and value small businesses in…read morea saturated area, as I am asking questions the employee cuts me off, thanking me for calling and hangs up in my face.

This Gap is just OK. Like most locations I don't quite understand what they're doing. Seems to me…read morethe quality has gone down while the prices have stayed the same. In here you can find stuff of the same quality as what you find as their lowest tier store Old Navy. As I've said in other reviews, nowadays I skip over Gap completely and even prefer Old Navy. Banana Republic is also still good if you're looking for higher fashion goods. The women's section is about twice the size of the men's. You get through the tiny men's section and ask yourself "is that it?" Though the prices are too high for what you get in my opinion, they're still affordable. You can find all the Gap standards like jeans, shorts, dressy pants, t-shirts, button downs, jackets and sweaters as well as socks and underwear to round out the mix. The Old Navy in this outlet mall is a plague to be avoided so you may just want to steer clear of the entire brand line up here.

Great prices and selection, but abhorrent customer service. I used my credit card to pay and was…read moreasked for ID to complete the sale. I didn't have my ID, but my card was signed and my signature matched. Even so, they refused to let me complete the sale and gave me a fair amount of sass in the process. The kicker: I worked at Gap in college. As long as the signature on the back of the card matches the signature on the screen, ID doesn't need to be checked. I guess they just didn't need my $150 sale that day. And that's fine. My money spent just as well at Ralph Lauren instead.

Old Navy is one of my favorites! I worked for them years ago! At one point my entire wardrobe was…read moreON. My children and I stoped in as my youngest forgot a sweatshirt and I figured we had some time. We scored! I was able to purchase three pair of shorts for my oldest, a shirt for my youngest and my daughter got a set of socks. Not the most elaborate shopping trip but definitely items we needed. The line for check out was a bit long but the staff was working hard and providing good customer service so it didn't feel so bad. We maybe stood in line for 5 minutes. I was asked to open a store card and never felt pressured during the transaction. The cashier told me the perks and let it go from there. It was good experience.

Your usual Old Navy. Fairly disorganized shelves of woven chaos threaded throughout the store…read more (That's a double fashion store pun FYI I expect props.) Staff is perpetually overwhelmed and over it when it comes to keeping things orderly. This store is like a metaphor for life: not having it together but still in the game. Don't get me wrong though, I like Old Navy's clothes. You're getting decent quality for a low price. And I don't like lots of words and logos and emblems and catchy phrases on my shirts. That's where Old Navy pulls through and shines above all the rest. There are shirts in about every color and style imaginable including pocket tees, v-necks, baseball tees, long sleeves, etc. I don't shop often for clothes these days but Old Navy is certainly in my top ten of places to go when I do. It's affordable variety and easy to find in most places. How could one go wrong?