Located a bit outside town, but well worth the stop. We noticed some of their items for sale at the…read moreCharleston City Market, but didn't want to be laden down with packages while walking around the city, so we came here on our way north. The woman behind the counter couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. Loved the benne wafers, of course, but also the key lime cookies, red velvet covered cherries, peach butter and cheese zingers! Made the perfect gifts to bring back to the office. Can't go wrong here!

Item ordered Low country Seafood Gift Basket. Basket is as…read morepromised. Individual spices and mix's perfect for our family celebration. Gift will be a huge hit. Thanks for fast shipping. Everything is perfect. Will be ordering again soon. Consider me 100% happy.

And an abundance of southern meats, including sausages, ham, and other cuts of meat. Very enjoyable…read morea long time favorite.

Just spent 102 dollars and only got 13 items such a rip off will not be going back they have raised…read morethe prices on everything such a shame

Great place to stop and wander thru for fresh food. They have cheese, meats, bagels, sandwiches,…read moreolive oil, wine, coffee and alot of other packaged foods for take out. Staff was really nice and welcoming. They have plenty of seating to enjoy your goods. I highly recommend Farmers Mkt for a quick bite or maybe a meet up. They have enough for all to grab something to eat. We love that Columbia is a small town, but more modern city spots to hang out! Its really worth a visit, parking was no issue on a Saturday afternoon.

Such nice people! Kind. Helpful to make something off menu for kids…read more Lots of produce, dry goods, etc.... Coffee bar. Butcher, deli meats. We got sandwiches.... Chicken salad and BLT. Both were amazing! Made with love and just so so yummy!

One of my VERY favorite stores in Mount Pleasant. I read a review from a fellow yelper ( Wendy, who…read moreactually did their first review) and knew I had to visit. I can honestly say that I could buy 99% of the inventory there without a second thought. I may need another house to put it all in ( just relocated here) but I have never seen quite the array of both holiday and classic decor for the home. If you want a wow factor and love to decorate ( I do not, but I love it when someone does it for me!) this is your store. I have to go regularly to buy Savannah Cheese Straws (I am from Savannah) as I am totally addicted to them. Can't wait to try some of their take out specials as well especially since I haven't come across my pots and pans in this move . There is not one thing about this store that I don't adore!

What a find located right here in Moultrie Plaza in Mt. Pleasant. Apparently they started out in…read moreMyrtle Beach area & have a store in Georgetown. You could actually spend quite some time here. They offer so much... lunch, take away, premade meals (huge variety) gluten free options. Shopping ... it's such a lovely vibe, currently decorated for Easter, gifts, wine, coastal decor... just a gorgeous store. Next door they have a fairly large covered seating area & bar where people were having lunch. It's called The Perch. Dogs welcome. This time I didn't eat but I plan on returning with friends to have lunch & shop. Do not miss.

This is a cute shop in what looks like a converted house. It's only been open since June of this…read moreyear. The shop is on the right hand side. The liquor shop is on the left side of the house. They have some gourmet cheeses, ready-made soups and dips and pastas. There are some kitchen utensils and an assortment of accessories as well. There's wall art. Charcuterie boards as well as some other so she did items. We can easily put together a touring from the salamis and meats and cheese blocks in the fridge. They also have an assortment of liquor and mixed drink items, including the Charleston bloody Mary mix, which is good. He will let you try whatever has a sign as a sample. Just let them know what you want to try and they will give you a sample, they have open containers behind the register where they will dispense the samples from. The woman working here was friendly and informative up about all the items in the store. Bought a bottle of the southern devil bloody Mary mix from Charleston, as well as the Boscoli Italian olive salad in the Bueno taco dip and dill pickle dip. Our bill was $$33.96.

Such a sweet store. Everything was precious and the lady working there was so nice. She talked…read moreabout the local book sold there and let us try a blood Mary mix that was delicious

I thoroughly enjoyed the pecan caramel clusters that I bought from Mascot Pecan Shelling company…read more Will definitely buy them again.

Country ol little Glennville holds a gem. It's Mascot. They are known for their pecans, but have…read morecandied snacks and chocolates. If you need a gift idea, send them a tin of chocolates from Mascot!!

Originally opened in 2015 as "James and the Giant Peach Stand", The Peach Place has locations in…read moreCovington and at exit 143. After driving by a few of their signs on i20 I stopped at the stand at a BP gas station at exit 49 (4335 Fulton Industrial Blvd SW). Their peaches are from Dickey Farms in Musella, GA. They also have watermelon from Cordele,GA, and tomatoes from Moultrie,GA. My haul included peaches Peach glazed bread, hot sauce, salsa, nearly 4 liters of peach cider, and F.R.O.G. jam (figs, raspberries, orange peel, and ginger). If you like mango salsa you'll like the peach salsa and hot sauce, which are both mild. The bread is meant to be bread; not a dessert. With that in mind their bread is done well. I toasted a slice and ate just that alone. There were no bad peaches in my batch. All sweet. The Frog jam has lots of flavor without being too sweet. I'll stop by there again if I'm in the area.

Amazing quality and love goes into their products!!! I'm…read moreHOOKED. I love the variety of peach items as well as how fresh it always is!

I went on Sunday and got a delicious coffee, Cora and Angela were so helpful and kind definitely…read morecoming back for them.

THIS IS MY FOOD WONDERLAND…read more My first time coming across a concept like this where there's ready-made food, cafe, pantry goods, catering options, and more. This is the second time I've been to The Kitchen and I don't even live in South Carolina. I bought around $200 worth of delicious pulled pork baked potatoes, toad pizza, pasta sauce, lasagna, oatmeal crème cookie, peanut butter pie, chicken spaghetti squash, wraps, salads, sides, meatloaf, and more! This is the perfect solution to not wanting to cook but still getting a delicious hot meal ready for the whole family. They have everything in their fridges and freezers, the only issue is trying to keep it all in-stock all the time because the food is just flying off the shelves. Prices may seem steep at first but one "full" container is easily a meal for two people and at around $20, that's a typical price. The convenience, quality, quantity, and variety of items prevails over the cost. I've tried a good number of items and everything has been delicious. Not salty, not too sweet, not heavy or greasy...just perfectly homemade and well-balanced. The cooking instructions are all exactly on point as well. The Kitchen is what every city needs, well-priced, nutritious food that is ready to grab and go. Everyone working inside is very nice, all items are clearly displayed, signs are easy to read, enough space that it doesn't get crowded everywhere. Don't leave without picking up an oatmeal crème pie.

Amazing spot for brunch in beautiful Beaufort…read more Stopped in twice over a long weekend and both times the food was amazing and the service was fantastic. On Sundays be prepared to wait, but it is so worth it. Get anytbing with a biscuit, the Bloody Mary was awesome, and everything was fresh and delicious

We had an interesting experience at Lowcountry Produce. The breakfast sandwich, yogurt and donuts…read morewere all very good and the portions were huge. But we noticed several of the staff were indifferent and ignoring incoming customers. Regulars know to sign in for seating by the back entrance. But several groups coming in the front door were completely ignored and just stood there waiting to be greeted/acknowledged. Other customers were directing new comers on where to sign in for seating. Even as staff dodged around these new comers they ignored them. Once you signed in staff continued to ignore you until your table was ready. No acknowledgement or greeting. I just thought it was the most bizarre way to do business. I would recommend if you want great food, and southern hospitality that you visit Blackstone's Cafe instead.