Dear reader,…read more Charleston City Market is exactly the sort of place that makes casual browsing turn into a full-fledged expedition. It is full of jewelry, handmade gifts, local art, and all manner of treasures, and so many visitors seem to love the same thing: the sheer variety and the chance to find something that actually feels special rather than mass-produced. That absolutely tracked for us. The Market itself has been a Charleston staple for over 200 years, and it still feels lively, local, and full of character. What really stood out for me was an artist who went by Andy, who had a collection of pop art vinyl records that was genuinely fantastic. Using mixed media, he created pieces featuring different singers, musicians, and bands on old vinyl records, which felt both clever and beautifully done. I chose an amazing Mary J. Blige piece that was also hand-painted, and I was absolutely thrilled with it. The value of your dollar was VERY worth getting one (or more)! Cash only! Overall, this was a thoroughly enjoyable wander and a very good place to find art, gifts, and a few things you did not know you needed. I would happily go back.

It's a great place to take a stroll around and check out the local vendors selling some really cool…read morestuff. It was way bigger than we thought, and it's a good place to immerse yourself in Charleston's history. One can also take horse carriages around the market to get a Charleston tour. It's a great place to see some local vendors.

Really enjoyed visiting the Charleston Farmers Market. Located in Marion Square in beautiful…read moredowntown. There's a great variety of fresh produce, local food, and handmade items. The atmosphere is lively and perfect for a weekend outing. We weee visiting and picked up some great gifts to bring home. We enjoyed browsing what the has to offer & thought our coffee were delightful from Coastal Cowgirl Coffee too! My daughter got cotton candy that did t have much flavor just tasty ed of plain sure yet still a fun treat. They have the nicest set up for pets. Little doggie stations that have tents, towels, buckets of water and bowls for them to rehydrate. They go above and beyond for their furry friends visiting the market. Only downside was that it gets quite crowded, fresh produce and local crafts can be somewhat expensive & you have to pay for parking, so you may have a little further of a walk to get there.

I went to Charleston Farmers Market shopping for Gorgeous Beautiful Flowers for Mother's Day and it…read morewas a win, win, win! Very packed but I got more than I needed and it was less than $60 for everything!! Extremely happy and highly recommend Going again!

This is a lively night market in the heart of Charleston. A friend and I happened to be nearby to…read morepick up a tour and took some time to stroll through the market's vendors beforehand. There was a range of artisans selling their goods, plus live music and street performers. I didn't buy anything, but I enjoyed checking out the offerings.

I came to the restaurant many time the food is not pricey at all, and they have so many bakery in…read morethere that I loves.

Superb, unique, fresh, and with a variety that made me feel like I'd visited Brasil. I thoroughly…read moreenjoyed everything I bought and they are so friendly l, engaging, welcoming and helpful.

Although I don't get here often enough, this market is one of my favorites. The vendors are great-…read morewonderful produce, pasta, bread, pottery, jewelry, and fairy hair!!. Also there is almost always live music and the option of indulging in the full bar at Pour House. Parking bites. I generally park pretty far away and add a long walk to my market day.

Finally I got to visit the Pour House in Charleston! I went on a Sunday for Motown. Wow such an…read moreawesome vibe, lots of activities going on, market shopping, tasty food trucks, live music, yoga and and wonderful bar service. I loved everything about the location, can't wait to visit again! Oh don't forget to walk around and see all the beautiful murals. @glampedlife

Lots of favorites are here every week. Blue Sky makes the best cinnamon rolls I've had in a long…read moretime. It's definitely worth getting up early just for these. They have the perfect blend of cinnamon. I also like the icing because it's not cream cheese. Southern Naturals is also the place for soap, lip balm and mosquito repellent. Lots of stalls for fresh produce.

Omg it's a touch of home with all the local craft vendors, kettle corn pop corn and fresh veggies…read more Couple of food trucks to peak your interest like Waffle Sensations and the Crepe station are some of my favs. Wish there was more live music and ability for food trucks to come participate without all the fees for permits. I understand the town has to have a benefit too so I get it but more food options would be great even though you can patronize the local restaurants as well. The kettle corn station is a hit for me everytime as the Farmers Market is just a touch of what happens during Flowertown Festival.

A delightful selection of fresh food from local farmers, paired with an array of tasty treats like…read morehomemade jams, baked goods, and pasta, inspires a true celebration of community and flavor.

Lots of fun. Good vendors. Cool atmosphere. Unfortunately, quite overpriced goods compared to other…read morefarmer's markets around the country. That's the only reason it gets 3 stars as opposed to 5.

Today was the first West Ashley Farmer's Market of the (short) Fall season and I attended. It's…read moreheld in Ackerman Park, which is just off Hwy 61/St. Andrews Blvd. The Farmer's Market was supposed to begin on September 14, but was rained out. It's new in 2016, and for the first year and first market, the organizers and City of Charleston did a great job. It's part of the city's efforts to revitalize West Ashley. I saw many vendors who are mainstays at other Farmer's Markets, such as Rio Bertoili pastas and Normandy Farms bread. You could buy honey, cheese, breads, dips, fruits, veggies, and even meats. If you're hungry, options like Roti Rolls, King of Pops, and Gelato are there. Hopefully more ready-to-eat food options will be added in the future. Parking at the park can be a challenge, so I suggest parking at the Food Lion/CVS building and just walking behind it- you'll see the Farmer's Market. I will definitely return to this Farmer's Market when I'm free on Wednesday afternoons. It's a great addition to West Ashley.

I love that there is now a WA farmers market. It's not as big as Marion Square, but it's also not…read moresuper tiny! I love that there is easy parking, music, local items, and food trucks. Way to go West Ashley! I'd love to see this continue to grow.

We had a great time at the Bal Harbour Shops farewell event and even got to dine at their…read morerestaurant the Whitman! The staff were so nice and friendly. Our burger and drinks were delicious and the atmosphere felt like it took us straight into Miami! I definitely think this is worth visiting and was pleased with the overall value.