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.

repeatedly a lousy experience at that store. Poor customer service, and it's clear nobody cares…read more Poor assortment, unorganized, dirty. Will never go back

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.

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.

I have been shopping there since I moved here a year ago, and been buying all my meat there. last…read moreWeek I asked the manager if this select was all Natural and organic. He answered me our meat is not natural or organic. I asked him well why does the sign above say it is and why don't you take it down? He told me would he wasn't going to take it down if I wanted to get on a ladder and take it down, and he gave me a smirk to go with that. I can imagine what else in the store is deceptive. In this day and age we must do something about supermarket like this. What other crap and lies are they feeding us?? This is the store in fresh fields

Had to quickly get a prescription sent here while on vacation and it was a quick, seamless process…read more Definitely recommend, plus it's a super cute drug store.

I don't know much about the pharmacy side of the business - it's probably fine. But I think…read moreVincent's should either decide that it wants to be in the ice cream business or that it doesn't. They have scores of well-heeled vacationers with kids who want a scoop. Their response to this perfect setup is to be open for about 15 hours a week. Weekends, when people are in motion coming and going? Nope - closed. Evenings? Closed. Their most recent timetable was something like Tuesday through Friday, 10-2:30. Truthfully, though, it doesn't really matter -- they'll just close early if they feel like it. It's not at all unusual to see a sign that says "Closing at 1:30 today", so I don't recommend aiming for "last call." They have such a wonderful asset -- a nostalgic ice cream counter -- and are tragically disrespecting it. This used to be an adorable lunch spot and ice cream parlor, and the business is now a shell of what it once was. Rather than redo their menu board, though, they have simply covered up all of the grill items they used to serve with painter's tape -- an almost ironic echo to a time before complete apathy set in. It's sad. I mean, nowhere near as sad as the faces of little kids who had the unbelievable audacity to expect that they could get ice cream on a Saturday, but still pretty sad.

Walgreens is a chain pharmacy, so you know what you'll get. Like other Walgreens, it's open early,…read morelate, and for last-minute needs. I'm sure many Bees Ferry Road subdivision soccer moms have found themselves here frantically shopping for Easter baskets or Christmas stocking stuffers. My biggest grumble is how accessing the store is inconvenient. Your best bet is to enter from Savannah Hwy's northbound lane, then exit at that same spot. It's almost impossible to make a left turn onto Main Rd. Most of the traffic woes are due to the terrible intersection design, but by the time I drive and park at Walgreens, I realize I could've saved time going to another pharmacy. Still, if you plan your drive just right, the store itself isn't bad and will meet your needs.

Solid Walgreens off of Savannah Hwy! Clean store and helpful staff! Pharmacy here is excellent…read moreand Pharmacist is great a giving Flu Shots!! Only draw back is getting in and out of the parking lot being so close to Main Road is tough! Walgreens gets 4 Stars !

Normal Walgreens, no staff at the register at the start but they figured it out after a few minutes…read moreof waiting, no automated registers, interestingly.

Understaffed pharmacy with delays that compromise patient care. Tried to blame it on insurance…read more(was approved) and doctor (7 days later and they admitted they hadn't contacted MD yet and too busy to do it today). Go somewhere else for your Healthcare. Told me scripts were ready via robocall, made me sit for an hour when they couldn't find one. Then admitted other one wasn't even ready. I left without either.

I go to the CVS Pharmacy located inside Target. It's great because I can shop for other things…read morewhile waiting for my prescription to be filled. I have also had several immunizations there and it's quick and painless! I like the pharmacists and their assistant's that work there as they are always helpful and friendly!

From the owner: At CVS®, we're here when it counts - with caring experts, helpful guidance, and everyday health and…read morewellness essentials that make managing your well-being feel easier. We're committed to support you can trust, from convenient access and affordable care to moments when you just need someone by your side. Because where you get your medicine matters®, and we're here with care that meets you where you are.

This is one of our favorite places in the Old Village to hit after school! The deli is awesome and…read morewe love the ice cream! The counter makes you feel like you have stepped back in time and I love seeing all the kids lined up at the bar area eating or enjoying the sweet treats. We're big fans of the corn dogs, the ice cream, and milkshakes. Prices are great and they have a great old school candy selection, which my son loves! The servers are always so sweet to the kids and very polite and the service is fast! This is a gem in the community and it's such a valuable experience every single time we go.

Charming old pharmacy with soda fountain. It's like blast from the past. I saw an article that the…read morenotebook movie was filmed here. So it was definitely nice to see the real location.