Went to the warehouse to see about a used stove they had a lot of used appliances that the sales…read moreperson said came from time shares. I wanted a white one . They looked in pretty good condition they were 400. Each , but didn't get one because they wanted to charge around 110.00 to deliver it . Not sure if they charge to take the old one to the dump they don't have a phone you Have to text them and wait for them to get back to you. They had a lot of furniture too , the warehouse is very big it looks like it might have been an old school. So if you have a truck and friends to help you with your purchase to bring into your house . The prices were reasonable but a new white stove at Home Depot who doesn't charge to deliver but does charge 50 to take the old stove to the dump was around 600 . The sales person was riding on a hover board to take me to see the appliance section by the way!

There's no organization. We walked all the way through the warehouse and never saw an employee. We…read moredid see other shoppers. Just not my type of furniture store.

This is the worse company for granite. The counter tops are lean, rough finishing, and…read morepoor-quality work. There was glue all over the granite, where they attempted to hide scratches. My bar countertop lifted with one pull. We called multiple times, and they will not return our calls. Majid the "manager" refuses to guarantee his work and will NOT answer calls or text. We had to hire a new company who was able to correct some of their work but most of all we had to replace multiple pieces of countertops. I urge you--DO NOT BUY from COASTAL Granite.

Coastal Granite is a fantastic company, great customer service and very professional and…read moreexperienced workers. They installed my out door BBQ kitchen granite over the summer and I was so pleased with their work so when we decided to do our Kitchen we called Coastal Granite to do the work. I highly recommend this company. Mike & Louann Old Bridge, NJ

Not a bad shop for cooks and foodies - not exactly the finest of fine kitchenware but they have a…read moregreat in-stock of gadgets and unitaskers. Unless you need it right now, you can beat most prices online but you won't do any better at the BigBox stores for equal price:quality. The only better kitchenware selections in town are the commercial restaurant supply stores.

This business gave us a damaged appliance product in 2022, and have failed many many times to…read morerectify this product -very little communication. After more than 10 months- still waiting. They show up unannounced without an appointment and change appointments without letting us know or asking if it is at an acceptable time to deliver. Still waiting after almost ONE YEAR!

Had a house built in Surfside Beach and Stephanie was terrific! We went to her with many questions…read moreand she promptly answered everyone. We got fans, plumbing fixtures and lighting from this company. Prices are reasonable. Another couple who also built a house recently got all their appliances there. I would suggest to anybody to get all the items they need from them if building a house or just renovating one.

I own a lot of tumblers from YETI, RTIC, generic brands like Walmarts Ozark, Mossy Oak....I've got…read morea lot. And I can say that the Tervis tumblers are the worst ones of all of them. First, they are not dishwasher safe, at least the metal cups aren't. Plastic Tervis cups are fine in the dishwasher. So to keep these cups safe I keep them in my RV where there is no dishwasher. After a couple years of handwashing all of the graphics start peeling off. I've never had any of my other cups peal ever over countless washes in the dishwasher and countless drops...but these babied Tervis cups really fall apart. I would say don't waste your money on any of these cups especially if you can't baby them and you're trying to buy something with cool graphics. The one in my photo was originally a Baby Yoda themed cup but almost all of the graphics have peeled off. Second, Tervis or this store does not stand behind their warranty. If you buy a graphic cup for the graphic...well, the cup and not the graphic is covered by a weak warranty. Peeling isn't covered. So really bad service and they don't stand behind their products. Third, I hate the lids on these. They don't lock open so the cover flops around a lot. Fourth, they are just inferior vacuum insulated cups. They are much thinner than competitor and don't keep liquids cold or hot longer. They had a lot of cool designs so we walked out with a bunch of cups over $200 worth...not worth the price paid at all when Walmart cups would do better. And for the price difference you can have a local shop laser engrave them and it will last way longer than these.

They have quite a bit packed into a tiny store...but that means it gets crowded really easily and…read moreit's also really easy to knock stuff off tables and shelves with your purse (I think my count was four). They have a big assortment of straws, lids, and handles in addition to the different size tumblers. The single-person staff was nice and helpful. The only negative is it's a bit of a pain to find since it's inside the collection of stores at Broadway on the Beach...so if you don't have a map to plan where to park (we were ONLY going to Tervis, for example) you might have a bit of a walk. This is not one of those stores you can park right outside and quick run in and out.

CONTINUED FROM PRIOR POST in reply to their comment on my post. First, they told me I am not the…read morecustomer and that my builder is. However, my builder never signed off on accepting the slabs. No, they called me to sign off on the slabs. They showed me one slab and said they are exactly the same. I'm not the professional; they are. What do I know about quartzite? He had me sign off on a design form. The design looked exactly like the pictures he showed me from the distributor. Then they added my builder's name right next to mine. The form says nothing about damage. Second, the ONLY option Thompson provided us to resolve the problem was for us to PAY THEM MORE MONEY!!! We would have to pay to remove it, cut it into pieces for our outdoor kitchen, and refabricate them. AND THEN, PAY FULL PRICE for a new slab, plus PAY FOR delivery and fabrication. WHERE ARE WE BEING COMPENSATED FOR DAMAGES AND INCONVENIENCE?? We would then have paid upwards of $30,000+ for countertops. ARE THEY OUT OF THEIR MINDS? For my aggravation and since I'm forced to live with damaged goods, I proposed that they should reimburse us HALF the cost of the ONE slab, and I would remove my truthful (negative) posts, and they would never hear from me again. Please note: Since they do not have a signature from the "CUSTOMER", a.k.a. my builder, they have no leg to stand on in court.

@William Thompson - Your response is very sweet and innocent. Not at all like your phone…read moreconversations. You said, Get a lawyer and hung up. You made an appointment with us to see the workmanship installed and NEVER SHOWED UP! You sent a worker who had no authority to make decisions. Natural fissures do not extend all the way through the slab to the bottom. You are a liar. The resolution you offered was to BUY another slab and cut the damaged one to use for our outdoor kitchen, when you know damn well that you cannot use quartzite outdoors. Would we spend more money at an unethical, unreliable, and money-scamming business? Not a damn cent! My pool contractor went there to get us a slab for a spillover. He called us to show us pictures. I told Tommy that I would not buy another thing from Thompson, and he needed to look elsewhere. Rumor has it, you fabricate stone for Home Depot. I feel sorry for anyone who buys from Home Depot and uses your fabrication service. As for signing off on the slabs, your salesman called me personally to ask me to come see the stone. He showed me one slab that was in a narrow bin leaning up against my other slab, which weighed a ton and could not be moved. I was unable to see both slabs as you were hiding the cracked one. I was told that this one looks just like your other one. I signed off on an agreement stating that the slab design was the one I selected on AGM Imports Granite & Marble's website in Charleston. I did not sign off on anything that mentioned damage or imperfections, only about design. Once we move into our home, I will have more time to take you to small claims court, consumer affairs and the BBB. It's a shame, but I heard this company was very good years ago when the original owner was there. Word is getting around fast!