Great selection of new and antique finds. Many different vendors. Paintings, pillows, furniture,…read morecandles, misc.

I love this place. High quality art and decor. I never leave without finding a treasure.read more

The improvements made so far by the new owners of this shopping center look great! All of the area…read moreresidents are very excited about the new landscaping and new exterior cosmetic changes. I love the convenience of this shopping center and especially enjoy shopping at Publix and eating at Red Orchids China Bistro (it's delicious!) The addition of the new Starbucks is also a huge step in the right direction for this center. Here's hoping that they can attract more upscale merchants. I'd love to see a HomeGoods, ULTA Beauty, McAlister's Deli, etc.

Even the Charleston Police Department has left this mall. Back in the day it must've been a nice…read moremall, now there is only about 4 or 5 stores left Didn't find what I saw on Yelp, they left years ago. Sad to see how things have changed. How much longer will this place be operational for the few remaining stores is anybody's guess

Here I am In the early days of 2025- the holiday season has…read morejust ended. The mall has several newly closed Christmas oriented shops but it is still holding its own. There's and indoor playground I may have to come back for with my granddaughter!

Great shopping center across from Citadel Mall anchored by Ross Dress For Less, Dollar Tree, World…read moreMarket and many more stores.

While my juvenile heart still yearns for yesteryears malls, you know the ones with Merry Go Round,…read moreAlladins Castle, Orange Julious, etc I realize those are long gone with the ease and convivence of Amazon. Which begs the question, is it not therapeutic to leisurely walk around and enjoy the day, unencumbered by technology? Village Point in Mt Pleasant is an outdoor mall which capture more of a built into nature shopping experience while having the convivence of not having to enter into a large multifaceted facility to shop. Driving around the various shops is relatively easy with sensible road to storefront ratios. While there are a few out of service facilities and vacant buildings, the majority of the stores have owners. Moreover the variety of shops, restaurants, parking ect seem to be in perfect harmony in terms of placement. Finally there is something for everyone here, in the context of small box shopping, in other words no Walmart! Upscale dining to fast food, Belks and Buckle, a movie theatre and a high class jewelry store, they all fit snuggly together with warmth and care. I had some time to kill so I walked the whole premises and it was a pure joy. Fountains strategically placed along with park benches, round-abouts funnel cars in a proficient manner almost in a choreographed elegant dance along predetermined paths. Also the landscaping is all done with indigenous trees, shrubbery, etc designed to welcome tourist and keep the natives from becoming restlessness! All in all Village Point is a great place to leisurely shop and enjoy a day with something for everyone. It's conveniently located by the connector, 17 and Hungry Neck Blvd so access isn't an issue as well as lots of parking and a parking garage as well. I encourage anyone who has some shopping yet wants to enjoy being out to stop by and relax, that's what people in Charleston do best, move in low gear and enjoy yourself.