Noah is the goat! He helped us and he was the nicest person in the store. and he helped my friend…read morewhen she got glass in her shoe.

It's the only grocery store available at Freshfields, and most of the time it gets the job done…read morejust fine. Anyone who's stayed on either Seabrook or Kiawah Island is most likely intimately familiar with this Harris Teeter. On many visits, we've found this store to be relatively well-stocked. However, the week before Easter was definitely a busy one for this store, and they were cleaned out of a lot of their typical offerings. For example, their take-and-bake pizzas are an easy and decent dinner after a day at the beach, but to our surprise, there were none left when we stopped in around 5 PM on a Wednesday. I'm confident that this not a regular occurrence - but something to note if you're visiting during the busy season. I will echo other reviewers that mentioned narrow aisles and an interesting layout. This store is definitely on the smaller side, and can feel crowded when there's multiple people in one aisle. One way to avoid this is shopping outside of peak hours ... early in the morning our later at night. The cashiers are mostly friendly and always fast. If you come from a state with Kroger or Fry's instead of Harris Teeter, rest assured that you can still input your phone number for your shopper rewards. Another positive is that I haven't noticed a difference in prices from this store and non-touristy grocery stores. Again, it does the trick for being the only grocery store at Freshfields. However, it could certainly use a little love and a few updates.

Guerin's Pharmacy is a historic pharmacy that opened in Summerville, South Carolina in 1871. It is…read morethe oldest pharmacy in South Carolina as well as the oldest continuously-operating business in Summerville. It was founded by Dr. Henry Charles Guerin. The roots of the pharmacy go back decades earlier. Dr. C.F. Schwettmann owned a drugstore in Charleston, but it was damaged by cannon fire during the Civil War. He set up a new drugstore in Summerville in 1864. In 1871, Guerin (a former Confederate soldier and graduate of the Medical College of South Carolina) purchased the pharmacy and Schwettmann returned to Charleston. After Guerin passed away, the pharmacy was taken over by his son Dr. Joseph C. Guerin. The younger Guerin's colleague Dr. Herbert F. Dunning later purchased the pharmacy. Since 2014, the owner of Guerin's Pharmacy has been Dunning's grand niece Barbara A. Dunning, RPh. My family and I visited Guerin's Pharmacy this past summer while we were visiting family in town. Our cousins told us to check out a really cool old pharmacy in Hutchinson Square. We had no idea that pharmacies like this still existed; we had only seen ones like this in the movies. In addition to a pharmacy, Guerin's also essentially doubles as a general store where customers can purchase souvenirs, postcards, books, t-shirts, etc. Guerin's is also home to a soda fountain, which were popular in drugstores during the first half of the 20th century but rarely seen today. Customers can get Blue Bell brand ice cream, milkshakes, malts, floats, fountain sodas, hotdogs (with or without chili), pickles, or a number of different treats from the candy counter. My wife and I shared a cup of "Mint Chocolate Chip" ice cream while our sons shared a cup of "Cookies 'n Cream". My wife also enjoyed a strawberry milkshake while I had a bottle of Cheerwine. It was so cool to step back in time at Guerin's Pharmacy! We'll definitely visit again on a future trip to Summerville.

Friendly, courteous, knowledgeable. Staffing consistent and…read morethey recognize you. Store decor brings back awesome memories.

Super rude! The lady working just told an old man you are welcome. Then said, you could say thank…read moreyou. Theres no reason to speak to the elderly like that.

The pharmacist, Ryan was absolutely great. We we visiting in Charleston for our 32 wedding…read moreanniversary and my husband needed his asthma inhaler. As of lately that's been a hard script to fill anywhere. Well let's just say that Ryan never gave up with trying to make it happen. We need more pharmacist to be as diligent, and accommodating as Ryan. It was absolutely refreshing. Thanks, Ryan.

Plantation Pharmacy in the West Ashley area of Charleston is awesome!! The Staff here are very…read morecourteous and attentive to your needs. I needed a specific topical anesthetic compounded and the Compounding Pharmacist took the time to come and talk to me just to make sure he understood exactly what I wanted. I was impressed and thankful they listen to their customers. Plantation Pharmacy gets an easy 5 Stars for going the extra mile!!!!

I've been to Plantation Pharmacy for medication assistance but never had an opportunity to eat at…read morethe lunch counter. Open M-F from 11:30-2:00, this quaint setting and friendly staff was a welcome change from fast food or high dollar "lunch deals"! My sandwich didn't have a chance once it landed in front of me and my wife's chicken salad sandwich had the same fate. You can bet I'm gonna make this a regular stop!

Absolute pieces of s***. Every phone call to the pharmacy is met with sarcasm, arrogance, and…read moredismissal. I'm really sorry that you're "short staffed" but it seems like you all just hate your jobs. So stop being babies, QUIT, and let someone who cares do the job that you seem to hate. I hope this whole store burns to the ground and is never rebuilt.

This CVS on Maybank Highway on Johns Island is a great location for all drug store and pharmacy…read moreneeds. When you need something quick and fast on this side of town this CVS will come through. They are well organized and operated and it is easy to find what you are looking for and get out with what you need in little time. The staff here is friendly and cool and adds to the shopping experience. I like being able to shop here.