I really appreciate the Pharmacy at this location!! Friendly & helpful also thanks to the team…read moreoverall!! Ms. Chris was indeed a blessing thanks again !! See u guys again !! # sensor issue resolved!! Very grateful

Literally never have registers open and workers are rude probably bad management making them hate…read moretheir jobs. There is literally moldy food being sold here and people hang in the parking lot and at front door begging for money or help with something which it's always about money. Check dates people! Inspect it before you buy it and don't but a lot or else you will be stuck at self checkout with a full cart and no room to bag

Great selection of food ... we did an online pickup Order…read moreand it was ready on time with no substitutions

My review is specifically about the bakery. My wife and I were married on Myrtle Beach 10 years…read moreago, a small ceremony with family and a few friends. It was a great memory, but my wife has always regretted that we didn't have a small wedding cake. I was asking around MB, for a place that could do a simple cake for our anniversary on short notice, and a guy at another bakery suggested Publix. We called and were helped by a very friendly woman who helped us get what we wanted. The cake looked and tasted great, couldn't be happier.

Service and desserts are wonderful. 3 for 12 lets you try different ones. So that's awesomeread more

I had an absolutely terrible checkout experience at this store tonight, although the woman at the…read morebakery counter was delightful, helpful, and professional. (The photos show just how tense and unnecessarily escalated this situation became over a simple cake purchase. Three employees were essentially tag-teaming me over an incorrect charge that could have been addressed when I first pointed out the repeated scans--before Gary charged me and forced me to leave, examine the receipt, and come back inside. Instead, it took three employees about ten minutes to address a basic checkout mistake that should have been corrected in less than a minute. I started recording a video after a few minutes of them telling me I was wrong and them being rude, then suddenly they started being fake nice when I put my camera on, classic.) I had just gotten out of work and had hot takeout food waiting for me. I stopped briefly to purchase three cakes for a special occasion, advertised as three for $12. Gary, the cashier, rang in more cakes than I actually had, leaving the receipt full of confusing entries and corrections. I heard the repeated scans and immediately asked him, calmly and politely, to check. He would not scroll back to let me see all of the charges on the screen. Instead, he repeatedly assured me that I had not been overcharged, so I had to complete the transaction and wait for the receipt to print. Outside, I checked it and discovered that I was right. Despite all the corrections, I had still been charged $17.97 for three cakes advertised as three for $12. I went back inside and deliberately approached another cashier because I did not want to deal with Gary again, but he came over and continued insisting the receipt was correct. The second cashier also repeatedly told me I was wrong and claimed this was simply "how the receipt looks." She underlined different entries with a pencil and tried to explain that the $17.97 represented only one cake, which made no mathematical sense. I finally had to pull out my own calculator and walk two employees who handle money through the charges before they began recognizing the problem. The second cashier then rudely told me, "You're going to have to wait," dismissed me, and looked away. The way she spoke to and disregarded me was what started making me genuinely angry. When the manager arrived, he barely acknowledged me, side-eyed me, and acted irritated rather than concerned. By then, the cakes had been tossed around and shaken up during the ordeal, and I was too upset to want them, so I returned all three. At one point, Gary remarked that "life is too short." I replied, "Yeah, it is too short, and I don't have time for this s***." The manager focused entirely on that statement, threatened to have me removed and banned from the store, and shooed me away. I acknowledge exactly what I said after the situation escalated, but I began calmly and politely. One frustrated statement does not excuse ringing in more cakes than I had, refusing to check the transaction, repeatedly insisting I was wrong, dismissing me when I asked for help, or threatening to ban me. This ruined my evening. The hot food I had ordered was cold by the time I arrived to pick it up, and I left without the cakes I needed for a special occasion. I regularly shop here, but after this treatment and being threatened with a ban, I am uncomfortable to return and will tell my family and friends how I was treated. Gary has made mistakes on my previous transactions that I chose to let go. This time, I simply did not want to be overcharged. The employees escalated the situation through their dismissive and arrogant treatment, then acted as though I was the problem for questioning an incorrect charge. The manager's mafia-wannabe approach felt more like intimidation than customer service. The woman at the bakery counter was the only person who treated me with genuine kindness and professionalism. Frankly, she demonstrated better management qualities than the manager and should have his job. Corporate should review the register transaction, my receipt, and the complete camera footage. Mistakes happen. What made this unacceptable was the refusal to check, repeated arguing and dismissal, lack of accountability, wasted time, and threatening treatment from management.

Came here mainly for subs for lunch, we ended up picking up a few items. Huge parking lot with one…read moreway aisles. The store is very clean, organized, and well stocked. There is a seating area to sit and relax after you buy from the prepared foods. They have sushi Wednesday with $5 specials. No sales card needed to save on the sake items. The employees were all friendly and helpful. Especially great were Ethel and Tye who made the subs.

Super clean store. Well-stocked. Friendly staff. Always here a for a good Publix that offers all…read morethree. Ordered a cake from here, and the baked goods are always top-tier.

Nothing says Nostalgia like the Piggly Wiggly. So grateful…read morethere is still one operating here in Myrtle Beach. It's got a good plethora of snacks and food if you're staying here for more than a week & don't want to go out for every meal. Had to pick up peach soda & moon pies for the kiddos, plus a long sleeve Piggly Wiggly Tee to remind me of where I used to shop growing up. Love the signs throughout the store. The staff are humble and kind. This is an old school market in the middle of tourist land. I hope this place remains open for generations to come. Support your local Piggly Wiggly rather than the large scale supermarkets; The locals will appreciate it!

I didn't get any pics here but we were in Myrtle Beach for a few days during Spring Break and we…read moreneeded some groceries for the hotel. Great location but could be a little cleaner! Food choices are plentiful but fruit looked rough! So I didn't buy any!! Bought a few items spent $50 Cashier was so-so, I guess she's not a fan of tourist!!

We stopped in for some groceries, during our Myrtle Beach visit this year…read more The facility seemed reasonably well-maintained; with the usual brand layout, and selection of items from which to choose. The deli's hot item options were a bit sparse during our mid-day arrival; so we only left with some of their prepackaged baked beans from that area. The two staff ladies at check-out were very friendly, attentive and accommodating. All and all; this location is a solid representative for the franchise.

Just needed to grab a few things before heading back to the timeshare. Store is clean, organized…read more They had exactly what I was looking for. I like the neighborhood Walmarts sometimes better than the super stores. Quick and easy. I think they need to monitor the parking lot a little bit better, obvious drug deal right in front of the store.

I've been here in Town for 20 years and I must say when food Lion took over Bi-Lo in the beginning…read moreit was a little different but after a few years they have improved. The staff is fantastic and very professional..

Nice grocery store. They will give you their advantage card to use if you ask to save some money…read more We did our regular grocery shopping and also picked up a birthday cake. It was really good.

I was not over charged I was not mistreated. Actually the…read morecustomer service was great. Nice people. The prob is I bought several beverages. Soda's a few iced teas, A bag of chips and a chocolate bar. $30 dollars... I realized the economy here sucks and tourist keep this area alive. The issue I have is EVERYTHING WAS EXPIRED. Dated 2022 A cold sealed Mountain Dew, Diet Pepsi, flat, no bubbles, taste like it was opened a year ago and left on the table then put in the refrigerator. Snapple Arizona iced teas taste extremely off, weird. We were too scared to drink it. Nice people just horrible idea selling expired food. Better choice Food lion supermarket is not far away. Fresh food there. Expired food should not be sold Someone's going to get sick.

Walked a mile and a half from my hotel at 2 o'clock in the morning to try and find a gallon of…read morewater for my gf since she has diabetes and we were completely out. The only other option was the Exxon 3 miles away luckily the general store had two 1 gallon jugs of water. I brought them up. He scanned them and something felt off before I tapped my card. I looked down and the price for x2 1 gallon jugs of water was almost $30. I asked him if that was right and he smiled and said " it's the cost of convenience for being so close to the beach" I told him I wasn't paying that and that I would put them up and leave. He then tried to drop the price to $20 like he was doing me a favor...... Needless to say I walked to Exxon and paid three dollars for a gallon of water and walked back to my room. I made this account specifically to put this review as I have never seen such up charging in my life, but after seeing the other reviews, I can imagine this place will not be in business very much longer

Visited this food store location since I was in the area…read more Picked up some cool local items Will definitely be back

Well stocked store, very helpful staff even on a Sunday night. Many thanks to our checkout person…read more(young man with long hair) who helped us and made sure we had everything we needed. Will definitely return.

In the land of rented condos with full kitchens, having access to an affordable grocery store…read morenearby can really save money along with not having to eat out every time. This Aldi (located in the resort town of Myrtle Beach) was a good place to stop in. One of the questions I ask myself before entering a new Aldi is to guess which way you go once you enter. In this store, it's to the right, just like our neighborhood Aldi. And like other Aldi's, if one was dropped in the middle of the store, even without any signage, one would quickly know where they were. They did have some brand name foods, including Korean Shin Ramen, though at a much higher price than what you could get at a H-Mart. And this location continues the Aldi tradition of needing a returnable quarter to get a cart. My wife checked the Aldi branded (Aldi Finds) aisle, but didn't find anything she wanted to buy. We ended up buying a gallon of drinking water (we had gone to Costco early in our trip to buy water but decided that 4 gallons was too much), and some gourmet cheese that we've had before and liked. Much of the selection was similar to what we have at home, which was nice to know.

I love going to Aldi's. Especially for their meat. They had ham for sale at 99 cents a pound…read more Almost always you can get a free cart. They only charge 25 cents per cart. Bring your own bags.