I need to preface this by saying that I suffer severe back pain and use the electric scooter when I…read moreshop. I am extremely grateful that this store provides this scooter/cart. I've been to other Publix before and love to shop there, so here is my Pawleys Island experience in a Readers Digest version: I was greeted at the door by a smiling faced woman, who provided me a flyer. I shopped through the bakery and floral departments and came to the deli. I asked for several cold cuts and the woman came out around the counter to hand them to me, so I didn't have to stand and stretch. How thoughtful, I thought. Meanwhile another counterwoman began to talk to me about cheeses. I asked if they had sliced Jarlsberg, which they did not, but she told me, even showed me where they sell the wedges. I asked if they could be sliced and she didn't think so, but would check with her manager. The manager allowed it, so I had two women waiting on me and both carried out to me my cold cuts and cheese. I entered the produce department and went to pick up some fresh cut pineapple. The woman behind the counter suggested that the cored pineapple was half the price and I can just cut it myself. Wow, that was really nice, so I picked up one. The grocery aisles were well laid out, with a huge assortment of groceries. One thing I was looking for was Duncan Hines Angel Food Cake Mix, which they did not have. Ok. I went to the meat section, and although their meat may be a little more expensive than other markets, it is so worth the price for the quality of meat. I had no staff interaction there or anywhere else through the store. I purchased all I needed and my back pain became intolerable. I bit the bullet and headed to the register. I began to put my groceries on the counter and must have made some grunts or something. There was a woman ahead of me online checking out and I wasn't paying attention to anything. I continued to put my groceries on the counter and this woman appeared out of no where and began to load my groceries on the conveyor. The smiling cashier asked me how I was and I replied, "I've been better, my back is hurting me". She was as pleasant as can be, meanwhile the other woman began packing my bags and putting them into a buggy. I thought to myself, I'd have to stand and walk back to my buggy. I paid for my items and I said to the cashier, I'll have to put away the electric cart first, suddenly a third woman appeared and said she will take out my groceries and load my car. Also will return the electric cart to its proper location. This is the most accommodating grocery store I have ever been in. I feel like I was treated like royalty. I wish they would open a Publix in the northern end of Murrells Inlet. I always loved Publix, but I love this store more than I can remember. I'll be back.

Went in to Public's this evening to get some dinner. Picked up the food & went through the…read morecheckout. Had a young man named Cody checking me out. Rushes to check me out--Sunday evening, not busy. I put in my phone number and it was the wrong number. I told him I need to try another number. He proceeds to tell me he can't do it and rings up my groceries without changing my number. I told him I wanted to input the right number in. He proceeds to tell me I've got to go the main desk to get my number applied. He made no attempt to get help and learn how to make the change. I had to take my food to the front desk. Eventually got the right number in at the front desk 15 minutes later and saved about $3.50 because of being a frequent buyer. Just to add something else there was an older couple in front of me and when he gave them their change back, there were penny's involved. He ran out. He made no effort to call someone to get change he just asked them if they cared. They said no but he shouldn't have even asked. Look this kid seemed arrogant and like he didn't care. He should never be working a checkout. He'd be better off stocking shelves!! He needs better training. Very sad that hasn't been trained better. Disappointed.

I will never make fun of Walmart again…read more It was a Sunday, and we were traveling north on I-95 in South Carolina trying to beat Hurricane Sandy home. We had started the drive from central Florida at 5:00 AM. Suddenly, as I was driving, a piece of something came out of nowhere and went under the tires. A little while later the tire pressure light came in. We stopped at a gas station and I could hear the air coming out of the tire. After establishing that the next place we could get a tire change was at a Walmart off the next freeway exit, we started back north on a wish and a prayer. When we got to the Walmart, the staff took a no nonsense matter of fact approach to getting our work done. From the way they acted, I thought it would be hours before we were back on the road. However, they were able to sell us a comparable tire to the ones we had on the car at a reasonable price. Shockingly, they didn't try to sell us more than one, even though I asked if we should just get 2. In all, we were back on the road in less than an hour. And yes, we beat the storm.

I went to the deli to buy a pound of chicken and provolone cheese. However, it took almost an hour…read morebecause four employees in the bakery seemed to be ignoring me. When I finally got their attention, they told me the scale was broken, which added more time to my wait. When I tried to buy some heated deli items instead, I found out there were none available, even though it was still early in the afternoon. She did provide me with the deli items. When I got home, I realized they gave me a pound of turkey instead of chicken, and it cost over $11. I'm not a fan of turkey, so I was very disappointed. I know that talking to the management won't help, as this store is the only one in town and seems to disregard customer concerns. I've also noticed expired items on sale and brought them to Customer Service, but they don't seem to take it seriously. I think the corporate office needs to investigate the situation at the Manning Walmart more closely.

Poor Customer service The Customer is always right…read more Ruined cloths and soiled interior of my new Lexus from defective styrofoam cup. No compensation for damage to my cloths or car.

I was surprised to find this type of store in Sumter. I am glad to have been able to support them…read moreas I know it is very tough for them to compete with nearby Walmart. The avocados I purchased were excellent, and I was very happy with the price on Organic raw cashews

My new favorite small, local shop! I've been popping in 2-3 times per week for duck eggs, quail…read moreeggs, organic grocery items, local baked goods, fresh produce, coffee beans and more. The employees are friendly and helpful. They have my favorite ice cream treats (nondairy and gluten free!) and the owner offered to order anything I need that they don't currently carry! How amazing is that?! Definitely go check it out but leave me some eggs, ok?

The staff can't be quick enough to help! Great store: clean…read moreand well organized. Has about everything needed.

Had wonderful service at the customer service counter while getting my savings card set up. Prices…read morearen't that bad and with a savings card you can find some good deals. Delicious food selection and was excited about the fresh fruit. Also super thankful they had restrooms!

Extremely nice grocery store with great food selection, good prices and super friendly employees…read more We shopped there numerous times during our week stay in Santee SC.

From the city we moved there were not any Harris Teeter but I've heard of the chain prior. This…read moregrocery is the closest to what we enjoyed at Publix, large produce selections, fresh cuts of meat, fresh made sushi, clean, etc. We never actually do a full grocery shop here because the prices are higher than competitors. MVP is the discount card they have, it's hit or miss if your just coming off street. If you browse for the deals beforehand you can probably get better value from this program. The wine and beer section is large prices reasonable. The international section is missing a West Indies/Caribbean portion; there were crackers but not ones we wanted the variety pack that pair w cheese. The parking lot is not small but seems cramped, the aisles are not long enough. The store is on the corner of this funky 5 way stop in Florence, I'm not sure if that contributes to parking lot layout. For us, we only stop here for few items can't find regular shopping location. For those that don't mind higher prices this store is for your grocery needs.

Good store for fresh produce and a variety of fresh meat . They are undergoing renovations…read morecurrently so be prepared for that ! All associates were friendly and helped for what I needed during my visit .

So over the past several weeks I've had to opportunity to visit this Piggly Wiggly and it is…read morequickly growing on me. From the fun loving name itself, this Piggly Wiggly takes me back to shopping with my Mom as a kid at our local country grocery store. Filled with your standard grocery options, you'll find a good supply of southern staples such as pig skins, boiled peanuts, and hot country cooking to go in the back corner of the store. Make sure to greet the staff and learn there names as you'll see most of them the next time you visit. I've been enjoying the hot food bar with choices of fried chicken to roast beef and even marinated meatballs. You'll be surprised and delighted that their options change daily, so you'll always have a different choice depending on how you feel.

A nice local store in the center of Holly Hill. Staff is very friendly and locally made items are…read moresold on the shelves are available. The produce is fresh and the meat selection has many old school country cooking choices.

My favorite place ever! breakfast, lunch, dinner, coffee, they got it! open 24/7 so i love! great…read moreatmosphere and close to the beach!

You simply cannot beat Bert's! FREE coffee 24X7…read more Open year round!! They have a little bit of everything! They start serving breakfast @ 5am!!!