Our favorite place to stroll around on cold winter and hot summer days. Great food, views and…read moreshopping

This was the start of our day out on Kiawah Island. There's…read morea small, pet-friendly square where we took a stroll to explore the area. While the space is modest in size, it's absolutely beautiful and perfect for a relaxing walk on a nice day. Since it was around 85 degrees, we put Luna's dog shoes on for the walk. We highly recommend using dog shoes on hot days-they protect your pup's paws from hot pavement, sharp objects, and even things like bees (Luna was stung once, so we ve learned!). It can take some time for dogs to adjust to wearing shoes, so be patient. Use treats and positive reinforcement when they ignore the shoes, even for a moment. It really helps make the experience more comfortable for them.

SeaCoast Sports and Outfitters has an excellent selection of clothing, sporting goods, and…read moreaccessories. Their prices are on par with other local and online retailers. For years, they've offered a 15% local discount to residents of Seabrook, Kiawah, and lower Johns Island. Their sister stores in Freshfields offer the same. For years, I've shown my license and been granted a 15% discount, as I live about 1 mile from the store on Johns Island. I live closer than any Kiawah residents (Cassique is 2 miles), while the Marsh Oak condos at Bohicket Marina (Seabrook) are indeed closer than my house. This year I was told by management that they "never" offered discounts to anyone other than Seabrook Club or Kiawah Club members with a Club card. My years of receipts prove otherwise. It's hard for me to continue to support a local business when they are claiming they never had a policy that existed. It's fine if they choose to change their policy, but please do not lie about it.

Great place for island casual clothes and accessories They…read morehas lots of merchandise. They have sunglasses, golf ware, jackets, men's and women's. They stock yeti coolers and supplies Bikes of all sizes. Water sports supplies I hope they have enough business to keep the doors open The staff is helpful and knowledgeable The store isn't cheap but similar to other stores that have this high quality merchandise Not much selection of Oakley sunglasses but did have others I liked

Noah is the goat! He helped us and he was the nicest person in the store. and he helped my friend…read morewhen she got glass in her shoe.

Store feels dirty. Aisles are not wide. Produce is suspect. Never any bags for fruit. Weak…read moreselection of organic produce. No grass fed beef. Too many people shopping given sq. footage. Bathrooms are filthy and only one toilet per gender. Parking is a headache. Being that it is the only store for miles and some percent of customers are transient the mgmt must think no need as they have monopoly. Compare it to Whole Foods on 17 or Lowes Foods at Main St and see for yourself

Had to quickly get a prescription sent here while on vacation and it was a quick, seamless process…read more Definitely recommend, plus it's a super cute drug store.

I don't know much about the pharmacy side of the business - it's probably fine. But I think…read moreVincent's should either decide that it wants to be in the ice cream business or that it doesn't. They have scores of well-heeled vacationers with kids who want a scoop. Their response to this perfect setup is to be open for about 15 hours a week. Weekends, when people are in motion coming and going? Nope - closed. Evenings? Closed. Their most recent timetable was something like Tuesday through Friday, 10-2:30. Truthfully, though, it doesn't really matter -- they'll just close early if they feel like it. It's not at all unusual to see a sign that says "Closing at 1:30 today", so I don't recommend aiming for "last call." They have such a wonderful asset -- a nostalgic ice cream counter -- and are tragically disrespecting it. This used to be an adorable lunch spot and ice cream parlor, and the business is now a shell of what it once was. Rather than redo their menu board, though, they have simply covered up all of the grill items they used to serve with painter's tape -- an almost ironic echo to a time before complete apathy set in. It's sad. I mean, nowhere near as sad as the faces of little kids who had the unbelievable audacity to expect that they could get ice cream on a Saturday, but still pretty sad.

My sisters' trip to Holly & Brooks was so memorable that word of it made it all the way from one…read morecoast to the other within hours... and not in a good way. First let me say that both of my sisters have exquisite taste. They are both well-traveled, well-groomed, polite and have money to spend. They both have had a very rough couple of months as of late and were looking forward to a little retail therapy. They would have spent some (or perhaps a generous amount) of that money last Monday, with any encouragement, but apparently the clerk in attendance had a bee in her bonnet and wanted to put the kibosh on that scenario. Perhaps the clerk has had a rough couple of months too, but if sales is your livelihood, snap out of it or stay home... that should not be the customers' problem. You are in retail and it's your job to be friendly and helpful. One sister had secured her dressing room and the second sister approached. The Clerk (I would refer to her as sales associate, but as I mentioned before, she clearly wasn't interested in sales or even making guests in the store feel comfortable or welcome) told the second sister she would have to wait, as the dressing rooms were occupied. The Clerk went away and the sister with the dressing room invited in the second sister. Both sisters were in the dressing room in various states of undress when the clerk threw open the curtain and said, "How's that fitting?" Here, I will insert a note to the extraordinarily rude and out-of-line clerk: NEVER disregard the privacy of potential customers. Whipping open the curtain is an emotional assault. It is customary in civilized circles (from Bergdorf Goodman right on down to Target) to approach the outside of the curtain, inquire cheerfully as to how things are going in there, and ask if there is anything needed in a different size, or can I get you anything else? THESE are the questions. And THIS is how it's done. From behind the curtain! But wait. There's more. So the second sister is trying on a dress that has a belt with it. The first sister thought it much more flattering on the second sister without the belt. An aside here: the first sister spent decades in the fashion industry in New York City. She knows what looks good. She knows how to style. She knows what style is. Apparently, The Clerk thought she did too. She grabbed the belt from the second sister and said, "NO! It goes like this!" She wrapped the obi type sash around my sister's waist and commanded, "Put your finger HERE!" What are we... six years old and having our first lesson in tying bows on Christmas presents? Again, RUDE and totally uncalled for! When people enter a store looking to brighten their day with a little shopping, the last thing they need is condescension and unfriendly treatment. Needless to say, my sisters both left this store with nothing but a very sour taste in their mouths courtesy of The Clerk. In the words of the Dalai Lama, "Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible." It also promotes the spending of money when you treat people nicely. Just sayin'.

My friend and I really enjoyed our shopping visit to Holly and Brooks this weekend. Nancy, the…read moreowner, was so warm and welcoming. She was very attentive to us and took the time to get to know us and what we liked. Nice selection of summer dresses, shoes, and accessories. I love the bracelet and earrings I purchased - very nice! We will definitely be back!

Walked in there today and the store was empty, except for about 3-4 employees talking amongst…read morethemselves. I was not greeted by a single one!!! No one said "Hello," "May I help you?" or even made eye contact. I was appalled. Was about to furnish the living room of my new house but walked out. Where's the Southern Hospitality?? Oh, and after checking reviews tonight of their other locations, this seems to be the norm. No thanks!!

Terrible customer service. Manager and cashier very rude and not helpful. Go to any other Ace in…read morethe area.

This is one of those places that 'just might have it' because they have such an ecclectic…read morecollection of supplies. We went in for an umbrella base- which we found but it didn't quite fit our needs. Instead, I found a dryer vent brush- which I didn't even know actually existed. Now its mine hahahaha. We also bought lump charcoal- I was surprised that the charcoal prices were generally pretty good!

Great experience with EMG! Max and Eugene were professional, knowledgeable and efficient! Would…read morehighly recommend for all your countertop needs!

EMG is awesome! I was amazed at how efficient their business operates. Within 2 weeks of my…read moreinitial visit, my beautiful quartz countertops were installed! I enjoyed working with Natalia. She was friendly, professIonal, knowledgeable. Great people, great business!

I saw Dr Sanjana Vitta, at the Charleston office. My visit was phenomenal from the moment I walked…read morein. The staff is very professional, and knowledgeable as well. Dr Vitta was very thorough, addressing some eye health concerns I had and putting me at ease. I followed up with a purchase of frames and lenses, working with Ms Colette Mack. She was patient with me while I tried on nearly every frame they had, helping me find just the right glasses. I was equally impressed with her when I picked my glasses up. This is the most accurate prescription I've had in years! I can see so clearly now! I am grateful to the terrific staff at this office and I would recommend them highly to anyone needing eyecare!

Everyone is so helpful and pleasant. I needed to have my prescription changed and they got me right…read morein to get it done.