Jack's Books is well worth the visit if you find yourself with any free time in Florence! I did not…read moreend up purchasing any books as they did not have the new release that I was looking for, but I was so impressed with the wide variety of new and used books they had. I appreciated that the bookseller was willing to look up the book I wanted to see if it was in stock! If I ever find myself back in Florence with more space in my bags I'm sure I'll end up taking a few books home.

A friend said, " I have a bookstore we need to visit". We drove 25 miles to get to Jack's Books…read more It was worth the drive. From the minute we entered the door, I knew the journey was worth the distance. A handpicked selection, not just of books, thoughtful insightful books that feed the soul and expand the mind. And the setting with stained glass in the ceiling and ladders to the climb to the top shelves had the feel of your favorite library. History, Current affairs, fantasy, children's, C.S. Lewis and Spiritual Formation were some of the sections I browsed.

This business has a very talented owner. The old dressers and tables were painted with tasteful…read more colors and repaired and look great! I was very impressed with the powder coated metal bed frames which looked new again. The prices of everything were reasonable.

The best frame shop in town. Their attention to detail and quest for perfection is second to none…read more Great staff and great selection. If you do not find something that suites your needs, their expert staff will assist you in ordering something that exceeds your expectations.

Business hours are not correct. They have a sign posted that they are open by appointment only…read more Please update your Yelp page and Google.

Travling through stopping by antiques stores and we decided to stop in Florence. Saw the shop on…read moreYelp so we stoped by to check it out. Wonderful shop with lots of items and owners are very friendly and helpful.

Love coming here! It's the most diverse and largest within the 3 surrounding cities where it is…read morelocated. Array of different types of things you can buy from furniture to food. Prices are fair for most things and you can find it cheaper. Everyone was friendly I encountered. They recently changed the layout and I enjoy it.

Large Variety of items ,excellent prices,everything from soups to nuts .helpful friendly staffread more

Decorator items with very few antiques. Clean bathroom and good parking lot. Decent prices for…read moreunique gift items with vintage inspiration.

Although I work in Florence, we don't spend too much time there but we weren't going to pass up the…read moreSouth Carolina Pecan Festival. For parking, your best option is parking at one of the three designated parking lot located in different areas of the city and the shuttle will drop you off at the festival. Florence is a great place for street festivals and the pecan festival is probably their largest. There were food vendors everywhere. Some were pricy though. Beer is available at local restaurants and bars as well as festival booths. There were three stages that had different bands playing everything from jazz to blues to Motown to rock. Pecans were for sale at several booths and you can also purchase pecan pies. It's a fairly large festival taking up numerous city blocks. Definitely worth a visit.

This was our second time attending the South Carolina Pecan Festival -- our first was in 2023 --…read moreand we had just as much fun this year! We always enjoy walking around, checking out all the vendors, and listening to the different bands and music throughout the day. We have a condo in Myrtle Beach, so it's about an hour and twenty-minute drive to Florence. Parking can look intimidating with all the people, but just like last year, we found it wasn't bad at all -- spaces open up frequently if you're patient and drive around a bit. We walked around for a while, picked up a few things, and then grabbed lunch. The food options are endless -- BBQ, pizza, and just about anything else you could want. After lunch, we headed to the main stage to listen to the live band. We brought chairs but accidentally left them in the car, so we ended up standing, but still had a great time! Overall, it's a fun, well-organized festival with great food, music, and vendors. We're already looking forward to coming back next year. And a bonus -- Buc-ee's is only about 10 minutes away, so of course, we stopped there afterward and took the back roads back to Myrtle!

I've driven by this toy store wanted to stop in. It is in same plaza as Peddler Steakhouse. This…read morestore is directed toward smaller children w not your ordinary toys, you might say speciality items. In the front there are children shoes for sale, Lego kits, career oriented toys; you will notice the carpet under your feet it is extra padded like a children play area. In middle are stuffed animals, in back are books, puzzles, some clothes. I noticed some Biscuit books, Seasame Street (I think), Dr Seuss. The prices are a bit higher than your box store but you won't find these toys there either, for a specialty store the mark up is expected. I think this is store you should check out if have small children.