This place is the new interesting shopping place to go to. Bargain Bins is an overstock of Target…read moreand Amazon. Starting on Saturday the line is around the corner of the building with people waiting to get a deal. The warehouse is lined with wooden crates that are full of everything you can imagine from toys to blankets to household items. There are a couple of rules but they're pretty straight forward. Shopping: Adults 16 and older are given a large blue IKEA bag. Whatever you can fit in it you can buy for only $7! That's every single item in the store. Once the bag is full you have to pay but you can come back in as many times as you want. If there is a box you want opened to see inside just ask a store employee and they will be happy to help you. Opening it on your own will get you kicked out. Only a certain amount of people are allowed in at a time so you may have to wait. No large bags or purses are allowed inside so just bring your wallet. They take cash or card. Don't drag the blue bags because they will rip. Saturday's everything is $7, Sunday it's $5. Parking: parking is limited on busy days. The Goose Creek police are there on weekends to help with traffic control and making sure everyone behaves. Don't park in the local business parking spots or you'll get towed. You can line the roadway against the grass closer to the train tracks. Food: Yes! Food trucks are here on the weekend serving out delicious food for hungry shoppers. The staff is really friendly and helpful. You never know what you'll find hidden under the piles so have fun!

My first time checking this place out. I was not too impressed, but I did come at 2pm. I assume…read moreif you are there at opening you might be able to find better products. Staff was pretty mellow with not a lot of interaction. I may come back one day at opening time.

I've always been a huge fan of Big Lots but was disappointed when their restructuring resulted in…read morethe elimination of the furniture department. Nevertheless, we attempted to stop by this past Friday night at 7 PM only to find the doors completely locked. The sign on the door states that they are open until 9 PM. Not sure what was going on.

This is not a 'true' Big Lots as the company named "Roses' bought the Big Lots name so even tho' it…read moresays Big Lots, its NOT. I predict this 'new' store in Goose Creek will not do well - prices are higher and they carry mostly clothing and then some high priced groceries. I miss the old store. This would do much better if an Ollies bought it!!

On 3/19, I had a particularly difficult day before heading to One Nexton Publix, at 1274 Nexton…read morePkwy, Summerville, SC, to do my grocery shopping. Like most people, I didn't expect that a simple trip to the store would turn my day around--but that's exactly what happened. Ms. Leah and the cashier, Jocelyn, went above and beyond in providing exceptional customer care. and exceeding all my expectations and needs. Their kindness, genuine smiles, and dedication to excellence truly made a difference and brightened my day in a meaningful way. I wanted to take a moment to recognize them because, too often, we are quicker to complain than to acknowledge outstanding service. Thank you, Ms. Leah and Jocelyn, for your kindness and professionalism--it does not go unnoticed. Thank you, Simona C.

I think we're all ready for the new Publix to be built. The staff here is always really wonderful…read moreand in great moods. The parking is terrible here and it got worse with the construction. They don't have self checkout at this location and that causes really long lines at peak times. The deli here is always great and the store is generally very clean. The inventory for BOGO often runs low early in the ad cycle.

Shopping at TJ Maxx is a totally different experience--it feels like a hidden boutique tucked…read moreinside the store, with elevated finds at discounted prices. It's definitely a treasure hunt, and honestly, I never leave empty-handed. Every trip, I walk out with a full buggy. In the jewelry section, I found a beautiful necklace and bracelet set for my husband, plus a box of six pairs of small hoop earrings for myself. From there, we moved to bath and body--where I stocked up on everything from vanilla-scented shimmering body oil to goat milk & honey lotion, bergamot & hinoki body wash, and turmeric brown sugar exfoliating wash (plus a few extras I couldn't pass up). The candle section did not disappoint either--men's DW candles, Dayroom candles, #96 heavily fragranced options, and my favorite DW pink rose scents. I also came across crystal bookends, Citrine spheres, and white quartz geodes, along with four posing Buddha statues that are perfect for my bathroom. And I still wasn't done. My grandson found a toy archery set, and I picked up two outfits for his little sisters. One little dress came with a hat and the other with sunglasses. The pet section was packed with toys, accessories, and high-end shampoos and conditioners you'd usually only find in boutiques--I grabbed a few squeaky toys and an oatmeal shampoo for my itchy pup. Of course, we ended at what I call "the trap"--the checkout line surrounded by snacks, gummy vitamins, jelly beans, greeting cards, and novelty mugs. It gets you every Single time. Overall, the store feels organized and thoughtfully curated, which makes the entire shopping experience easy, fun, and hard to walk away from without a great find. If you love name brand fashion and don't mind digging a little, TJMaxx in Azalea Square Summerville is absolutely worth checking out. 5/5 prices 5/5 Organized 5/5 well lit and inviting 5/5 one of a kind items 5/5 friendly service 5/5 Handicapped parking

This TJ Maxx definitely had more of a variety of options I thought when browsing. Overall, the…read morestore was clean and it was easy to navigate. The checkout line went fairly quickly and the cashier accidentally did not ring up the items correctly on the first attempt so took a bit longer than anticipated. Purchased an adorable Valentine's Day cup for $7.99, most definitely will be using for the month of February.

Larger one in area. Has good stuff that others don't have for 1.25…read more Like over the door hangers. I wish dollar tree would bring back Lipton brisk with watermelon

All of them in the store and public were smiling or they call very happy the way i was talking to…read morethem about different things like White Elephants and what it means etc... also said to google what is DrJustkidding - this way they were laughing she was asking Maria store manager or Asst manager who speaks Spanish so i could say few words in Spanish and made them laugh with my butler or Asian Indian Thick Spanish accent:) All of them could not resist laughing or smiling.... this is a quick update- this happened on December 11th 2018 around 20:00 hrs Approximately military timings.

The commissary at Charleston AFB is quite nice. It's not as large as the one at Ft. Bragg but it…read morehas a good selection of groceries. They have a good meat department with a good variety and like most military commissaries, they have a frozen selection of meats, marked down that were frozen a few days before the expiration date. You can find some good deals in that freezer. Their butchers can honor certain requests such as specialty orders but nothing guaranteed. Overall, the meat prices are great. Most other items are less expensive than civilian supermarkets as well but some things we can get cheaper off base. Overall, it's a good commissary.

I feel the produce prices here are very high. Shop Wal-Mart. Not all things are cheaper. But their…read moremeat selection is wide and cheaper. Would love to see Dunkin coffee ready to drink along with black rifle coffee a veteran owned coffee company. Ocular frozen pizza like the Ninja Turtles crappy pizza. As are most of the cat and dog food. Staff is very friendly.

Dropped by this Harris Teeter location to grab one item. I rarely come to this one because it is so…read moremismanaged. The self checkout line trailed all the way through the wine department. There were three lines open. They had just opened one line more making that four lanes. Only one lane had the light on. So the other line was all the way back to the pharmacy area. Try to go to service desk, and noticed the manager was helping back the slowest of the unlit lines. Those unlit lines people had to backtrack to make purchases as if they were only taking selective customers. I approached the manager named Lori, and said could I give you some advice or recommend maybe turning the lights on so that there would be multiple lines that would move throughout the store. She sarcastically responded to me. Thanks for your advice. When I tried to explain myself, she cut me off and said again thanks for your advice. It was only open temporarily. I did manage an explicative under my breath as I was walking away as she kept screaming. Have a nice day. Have a nice day. I left without my purchase and refused to ever go back to this location. Huge fan of Harris Teeter, and every time I go to this location, I leave unhappy. Was in and out of Publix, which was twice as busy. Got what I needed and left in less than five minutes. Let me add, they were not understaffed. Lots of staff in the store on their phones and chatting with each other. Those people could've helped with bagging and movement of the lines. Looking back I should have used the word suggestion instead of advice, however I don't think it would have made a difference.

Crazy busy and employees park in handicap parking all day long. A nicer variety of items than…read morePublics but still a rudimentary cheese selection. Need to go to Whole foods for good Cheese.