I discovered Charleston Spice Company at a holiday market in Franklin, Tennessee. The staff at the…read moretable were incredibly warm, friendly, and inviting. They explained that all the spices were organic, and explained some of their top offerings. I opted for a seasoning without salt, since I'm trying to watch my sodium intake. The smells at their booth were so great that I couldn't wait to give the spices a try, so I put it on some potatoes that evening. Delicious! I will definitely order more of their spices through the website, and will check them out again next time I'm in Charleston. In the meantime I hope they'll make more frequent visits to Tennessee!

Mother, daughter team doing amazing things. They source organic herbs and spices and do the…read moreblending themselves on James island. Online and area farmers markets. They have also added curbside pickup during the current unpleasantness.

Amazing Place Great Service…read morePersonable Courteous & Professional Herbal & Holistic remedies

Amazing, welcoming, and friendly. Hannah was very helpful helping me get just the right things I…read moreneeded. She is very knowledgeable. This is a " must visit" place.

In Charleston, there are few ethnic grocery stores. This little gem, whose name I am not even sure…read moreis "Venta De," has been around for years, under the radar. It is generally quiet, with one worker at the counter. There are several coolers with canned drinks Mexican cheese, sausage, eggs and milk. There is a moderate sized selection of canned peppers, salsas, soups and beans. There are also jars of adobe, mole and pippin paste, which can be hard to find at your typical grocer. The next aisle contains masa, dried beans, rice, tortillas, sopes and corn husks. The back of the store has a huge display of dried spices and many varieties of dehydrated chilies. Near the register is a large Tupperware container full of authentic Mexican baked coffee rolls and cookies. They also have a small selection of cowboy boots and Mexican artwork. There is a visa/MasterCard sign on the door but to buy food, it is cash only. I have always felt a little odd coming in here as I have not been greeted warmly and my Spanish is rough, however, when you need supplies to make homemade tamales, this is a good option.

This isn't the name of the store. It is really "La Superior." It's been here for 15 years -- and…read morethere is no sign on the building. If you're looking for corn husks or dried peppers, spices, tortillas, banana leaves, nopalitos... this is the place.

Located near the Charleston Market in the French Quarters…read more They offered a variety of teas but the price for the amount of tea was inflated. We had to ask for help. Xander assisted us and he was hospitable. The store offered a variety of spices and teas.

Stood at the register for several minutes (along with a couple other customers) to be rung up. The…read morethree girls working remained in the back sample area gossiping and chatting while we all stood there. Left the tea at the register and walked out. Not with it.

If you're in Myrtle Beach and love anything spicy, you have to stop by Pepper Palace…read more They let you sample EVERYTHING from mild BBQ to sauces that will actually test your limits. We went from "this is kinda sweet" to "why did I do that" real quick It's such a fun stop if you're walking around, especially if you're into hot sauce, marinades, or just want to try something different. Definitely one of those places you don't expect to spend that much time in... but somehow you do

Another pit stop while I was shopping. I love all kind of sauces and this was the perfect place for…read moreme. There are so many seasonings and sauces to choose from and the flavor possibilities are endless. I can't remember the young ladies name but she knew her sauces and made great recommendations. You have the option to test taste before you buy which is a plus. Take your time and explore the options that satisfy your tastebuds and explore something new

Was making buttered chicken and needed a few extra spices I couldn't find at the local stores. We…read morehad went to another Indian store down the street but they did not have the selection of naan I was needing. I was happy spices of India wasn't too far from my general location and let me tell you this was such a hidden gem. They had everything I needed and then some. I left with spices, a couple of different naan, some mango lassi and a few more impulse buys. My buttered chicken turned out amazing and the naan and mango lassi from here were the cherry on top the kids all loved it! In the future I will be back to check out what else they have. The store wasn't the biggest but it was crammed with everything you'd ever need and more.

Really nice selection of foods, good prices, friendly staff. I found all sorts of interesting…read moresnacks as well as some of my favorite Indian foods in the frozen sections. I also bought ingredients to make mango lassi at home. I love the variety of products!

The wall of tea is amazing. Be sure to smell all the varieties to find the one you love the most…read more They do not offer samples, but you can buy a cup of tea if you're unsure. I bought the chesnut, peach and strawberry meadow tea. I can't wait to try them! Staff were very friendly and helpful in recommendations.

Bought a tea with cash and instead of handing us our change the cashier took our change and put it…read morein their tip jar without saying anything.

Quaint little place. Has hundreds of spices, coffee & tea and gourmet sandwiches. My husband had…read morethe curried chicken salad croissant and I had the Turkey sandwich with cranberry mayo. Both were delicious. Staff was friendly and restaurant was exceptionally clean. We would definitely be back whenever we are in the area!

Orangeburg needs more restaurants like Tea Thyme! Please support this local business. I stopped in…read moreand grabbed some Chicken Salad Sandwiches, Tzatziki pasta salad, chocolate chip cookies and some chai tea and everything was outstanding! Looks like the food menu changes frequently and I can't wait to stop in again and try something new. There's a courtyard with outdoor seating next to the shop.

International grocery & restaurant in N Charleston, is close to the Charleston airport. We had come…read morehere once before, is slightly further away from Florence than MB or Cola but we were in area. Perfect grocery for Caribbean visitors to stock up on home brand products. There are about 4-5 diff shelves lined w dry food, cans, drinks, spices, cleaning chemicals, bread. Few freezers for seafood as well as small produce area. There are some patties near register but not authentic Juici Beef. Next door to grocery is Restaurant w plenty seating, lively Jamaican music booming, and order window. Jerk chicken for $12 oxtail $22

What! This placed changed hands and while the food was good before it's like wow now!…read more Oxtails rice and peas, steamed cabbage so yummy! The fried dumplings are HUGE. I've never seen this this big. Their not what I'm used to, the ones I've had were smaller and fried crispy. This one was big and nice and soft on the inside perfect to dip in that delicious oxtail gravy. The portion size was great also! It's worth the trip! Also they have a small market next door for real Caribbean products.

There are a lot vendors and it is a good opportunity to sell items. However, apparently they don't…read moreget the word out to anybody but the Hispanic community. There are so many tourists and people in this area and they don't know the flea market is even here. I know that they have enough vendors and that the flea market owners make their money through vendors paying for space so they don't really care as much what buyers show up as long as they fill up their spots, but there are vendors who would like to sell other items than what to Hispanic community wants to buy. If they did more advertising, they could get other clientel out here. It wouldn't be that hard to put up a billboard or two and maybe cater to the tourists because I believe some would come.

This place has potential but a lot needs to be done. The County seems to be looking the other way…read moreand years may go by before this gets any better. I have seen better organized and cleaner places than this in third world countries So far the only items of interest would be Roma tomatoes and cilantro. Very eclectic presentation of products most likely imported from you know where. Sales taxes collected and paid? Who knows