I needed to send a piece of mail out quickly and I was half a mile away from this post office so…read morestopped on in. It was quiet and very clean inside. The worker who assisted was very sweet and patient with me. An envelope and stamp cost $1.06 total. It was a great experience for what I needed in a quick trip.

Stopped in today to pick up some Post Card stamps, The two employees were very receptive and…read morehelpful in this matter. lobby and main room looked very clean and well kept. Last time I use this post office in this town was over 40 years ago and it was on the other side of the street and much smaller. Good location and very efficient, Keep up the great work.

Opened for a half-day on Saturdays allows citizens to receive services such as passports. :)read more

Needed to drop off a package on the way to the beach, and figured why not drop it off at the beach?…read more Small post office with a small parking lot, but had what I needed and dropped the package off. Spoiler alert: package arrived fine in NYC. The real downside to this place as the lack of customer service. I know times are hard for the US postal service, but c'mon! You work at the beach! Yes, inside, but at the beach! Had to interrupt whatever game she was playing on her phone to get service. Anyway, convienent location when at the beach!!

Can't lie: I didn't come here to drop a package or send a letter. I came here because I'm a nerd…read moreand wanted to see the beautiful marble/stone and brass? Staircase and all the antique fixtures. This post office is like stepping back in time, like entering an art deco era. Very quiet, not crowded, no lines, you'd almost think it's deserted despite being a fully functioning post office. Lots of people seem to have PO Boxes here. There is also a postal museum in the next room, which is kitschy educational.

If you're having a bad day, the lady at the window will make it worse. I walk in and there's no one…read moreat the window, so I rang the bell twice and an older woman came out. I asked if the office was open and her response was, "is the door open?" That was the start of the horrible attitude I was given. I didn't check her name tag but it was whoever was scheduled March 9, 2026 @3pm. Never coming back!

This United States Postal Service branch on Ladson Road is very consistent and reliable for all of…read moreyour mail and shipping needs. They are very helpful and patient when you need assistance or have a series of mailing tasks to be done. I have been impressed with the management and customer service at this branch and have always had a good experience coming on here and left happy with everything accomplished.

We have not been getting our mail for days. This is a recent problem as we have not had an issue…read morebefore. We have received emails from them that we have mail to be delivered to us, and when that happens we receive the mail on that day. We have not gotten any notice on why our mail is not being delivered, and nobody is stealing our mail. We have never had an issue with a mail person at all. This is a serious problem.

Located at the intersection of Sweetgrass Basket Blvd. and the IOP Connector, I utilize this…read morefacility for DMV services and the County Treasurer/Auditor to pay property and automobile taxes. With plenty of parking, then a quick stop for a security check, service offices are just a turn down the hall. Of course, there's always a wait at the DMV; however, across the hall at the Auditorium/Treasurer, there's never a wait, in fact, there's rarely a line. The employers are all pleasant and I'm walking out with receipt in hand in under two minutes.

This is definitely a very funny little town the town of James Island is been battling with the city…read moreof Charleston for a long time as the city of Charleston tries to annex all of the physical James Island which they've done about half of it so it's almost like the town of James Island is fighting a losing battle but they do try and you try to do some nice things I can only give them three stars because they really just haven't got the job done yet and I don't really see how they're going to do it and there's no real city center of James Island really call it A town unless they build one which maybe will happen will see

I'm only a huge fan on JI, cause it's where I'm from. JI ain't the same as when I first left it…read more It's overcrowded, way too expensive, and just too much going on now. When I was there, it was maybe around 10,000 people at the most. It was slower and people were much nicer. It's sad to see the place you grew up in, change for the worst like that. I wish I could give it a 5, but with the way it is now, it's lucky to get a 3. Sorry, it does really hurt me more than it hurts you.

quick trip. beautiful night…read more dinner time here we come. lola in park circle for gator bites and other yum yumz.

Charleston folks jokingly call the Don Holt Bridge the "Don HALT Bridge". During rush hour, you'll…read moresee why. As Bruce K. said, much of 526 is two lanes, but the bridge has a third lane for trucks. Unfortunately the lane is not that long, so when it ends, all the vehicles in it merge over and bottleneck traffic. Roll your windows up because that paper mill smell is strong on this bridge!

One of South Carolina's drawbridges, this one is a swing bridge. There aren't too many of these,…read morebut I managed to see the Little River Swing Bridge near Myrtle Beach a few days ago. Where "leaf" or "bascule" bridges have a movable span that lifts, a swing bridge turns on an axis to clear the channel and allow boats to pass. It carries South Carolina 703 across the Sullivan's Island Narrows between Mount Pleasant and Sullivan's Island. Named after the Chief Highway Commissioner of the South Carolina Highway Department who served from 1926 to 1940, the bridge was originally constructed in 1945 and updated in 2010. The bridge is a single lane of traffic in each direction with a single pedestrian lane on the western side. There is no toll to cross the bridge. [Review 19449 overall - 1023 in South Carolina - 419 of 2023.]

If you've been to Sullivan's Island, you've likely traveled over the Ben Sawyer Bridge. It is a…read moredrawbridge, and it even has a pedestrian lane so you can walk, run, or bike to the beach. If you've seen the iconic photo of the tilted, off-center bridge after Hurricane Hugo, this is that bridge, and that photo is a reminder of just how powerful hurricanes are. I really love the pedestrian lane, and it's quite a scenic run route that I recommend for anyone visiting Mount Pleasant, Charleston, or Sullivan's Island- or any locals just looking to be healthier. It's a two lane bridge, so during the summer months, biking or running might even be faster.