lady at the counter was so nice and chill, matched my energy. The squishies there are the best…read morething ever and they have a ton of like 67 and brain rot shirts, actually pretty funny and good quality because my cousin bought one that said "daddies home"

Excellent selection of all kind of beach wear. They have a variety of everything with great…read moreprices.

The Market Common is a dynamic and vibrant destination that offers a delightful mix of shopping,…read moredining, and entertainment. This charming area has quickly become a local favorite and a must-visit spot for visitors looking to experience the best of Myrtle Beach beyond the beach Located just a 15-minute drive from the beach and right across from the state park, it's conveniently close to many of the area's main attractions. The Market Common district has emerged as one of the most coveted places to live along the Grand Strand (aka Myrtle Beach). Among the top three new communities in Market Common are Meridian, Belle Harbor, and The Battery, each offering its own distinct appeal and lifestyle.

avoid the Ferris wheel King Kong stop by the market common lots of restaurants and shops to shopread more

Our first trip in awhile to the beach and have to say best place to rent your golf carts! Amazing…read morefriendly staff and wonderful manager! As she says the one with the shaved head lol! But will be using them again when we come back! Thank you for such a wonderful experience!!!! Love the Pace family!

This is a really nice beach store. Easy to drive in and out of sure helps. I was looking for beach…read moreshorts to go over a bathing suit. Great assistance from the employee, who turned out is the buyer for the store. With her help I found what I wanted in two minutes. In and out. Nice and efficient, they deserve a shout out for good service.

Run of the mill MYB shop. Lots of items. Stuff you definitely don't need but fin things you…read moreabsolutely want!!! Some decent prices for the souvenirs to take home or give to friends.

Pacific Superstore sits just across from Pacific Beachwear, and the two definitely feel like sister…read morestores. The overall setup is the same -- rows of t-shirts, beachwear, souvenirs, and all the typical tourist essentials you'd expect to find in a Myrtle Beach shop. The big difference here is the larger t-shirt selection, which honestly makes it a better stop if you're looking to stock up on affordable vacation tees or matching family shirts. One charming touch that sets this store apart is the hermit crab tank right at the entrance. It's a cute little feature that kids will love -- they can decorate and paint their own shells, which adds a bit of fun and personality to the shopping experience. The rest of the store follows the same pattern as its counterpart: straightforward, decently priced, and easy to navigate. All in all, Pacific Superstore offers the same no-frills beach shop vibe, just with a slightly bigger selection and a kid-friendly twist that makes it worth a quick stop.

This is a big souvenir shop. They have lots of fun trinkets. They have an area with shark teeth…read morejewelry and just teeth. A post card wall. All kinds of shells.

We made a special effort to go to this iconic gift shop and T-shirt shop on the boardwalk in Myrtle…read moreBeach. Since it was only part of the stores we visited, the parking fee for a couple of hours to visit the entire boardwalk was acceptable ($18). There is a huge selection of seashells, sharks teeth, trinkets, mementos/souveniers, T-shirts, and everything beachwear in Myrtle Beach in this unique & historic shop. It's on two complete levels and the amount of unique items in the store is amazing. I wouldn't want to do inventory at months-end here.

Anything you need, they have it. Suviners for you and your family. They have it. Different flavored…read morefudge. They have it. Something for your condo or home. They have it. I purchased earrings, a car sticker and gnomes for my chest. I need to go back and get a different clock for my kitchen. If you see me there, stop by and say hello.

Gift shops are not really my thing but I liked this one. It had a good variety without being too…read moremuch. Also thanks for all they did for the Witches's Night and for the Witches of Windy Hill

7.1.23 Small beach…read moreshop outlet that has souvenirs and beach accessories. I saw a Tommy Bahama beach chair that my hubby purchased at Costco which was only $30 compared to $80 here. Note: No refunds only exchanges within 7 days with receipt. 3% service charge applies to al store sales. An immediate discount applies when paying with cash or debit card.

Me and a couple of my friends got henna tattoos I paid over $60 for mine waited the recommended…read moretime to wash it off and it was completely gone do not recommend!

I've visited during every season and the summer is the busiest…read more It tends to be more quiet during the off season starting from after Labor day until Memorial Day. My favorite is to watch the weekly and July 4 fireworks over the summer. Its a fun free activity to walk around, listen to live music at The Hangout, and people watch. It is catered to tourists so there are many stands and shops for trinkets and souveniers, temporary tattoos, icees, ice cream, candy, cookies. There is an aquarium, zip line, carousel, Wonderworks, mini golf course. The entire loop is 1 mile with 2 bridges across the lake for short cuts. Plenty of parking lot spots.

My favorite place to walk around, people watch, feed the fish, shop and just be a typical tourist…read morein Myrtle beach! So much to do, see, experience, eat and drink. Whatever you enjoy you'll find it here!