It's not organized or does it have a lot of some things and a lot of others . Always something…read moredifferent A treasure hunt it is

This store is a complete disaster area. aisles are cluttered with merchandise, shelves are very…read moremessy, and heaven forbid you actually find someone working there and ask them a question about where something may be. You're met with eye rolls and teeth sucking before they give you a general direction of where to look. My last trip there, I was standing in the line, waiting for a register for almost 20 minutes. There were only two cashiers working. One was doing a price check on a fishing pole, and the other was having some sort of issue with ringing up items. She had to have a manager and another employee try to help her. Meanwhile, the line just kept getting longer. Finally, when both registers cleared, the cashier for register 1 called out "Next in line, please.". The cashier on register 2 just yelled out "Two.". As a man and a young lady were walking up to that register, the cashier said loudly "Come on! Two. Hurry up.". She was standing there with the employee that tried to help her ring up her last customer. When the man put his items on the counter, the cashier asked how he was doing, and he said "Not good.". She asked why and he told her he had stood in line for over 15 minutes to get checked out. The cashier and the other employee started telling him "We are just workers." over and over. The man didn't say anything else, he finished his transaction and he and the young lady left. I was standing in the line, directly behind the registers and heard both employees making racial comments before the cashier called the next person in line. The cashier told the other employee, "Cracker thinks we in a hurry.". The other employee responded, "They're white, go figure they'd be like that.". I looked at my two children and I left my items on the shelf in the line and we left. A manager was standing right by the registers, talking with a security guar. I highly doubt the manager even paid attention to what happened, because he and the guard were too busy staring at a woman and her teenaged daughter doing something near the registers. Seeing how this business employees individuals like that, I will not shop there again. Racism is racism, plain and simple.

Love stopping by here for some fun vintage/antique finds. Especially at the Low Country Vintage…read morebooth, super friendly and always has new stock!

This is the cutest little spot! So well curated and my new favorite spot, I'm already planning my…read moretrip back for more!

There are a lot vendors and it is a good opportunity to sell items. However, apparently they don't…read moreget the word out to anybody but the Hispanic community. There are so many tourists and people in this area and they don't know the flea market is even here. I know that they have enough vendors and that the flea market owners make their money through vendors paying for space so they don't really care as much what buyers show up as long as they fill up their spots, but there are vendors who would like to sell other items than what to Hispanic community wants to buy. If they did more advertising, they could get other clientel out here. It wouldn't be that hard to put up a billboard or two and maybe cater to the tourists because I believe some would come.

This place has potential but a lot needs to be done. The County seems to be looking the other way…read moreand years may go by before this gets any better. I have seen better organized and cleaner places than this in third world countries So far the only items of interest would be Roma tomatoes and cilantro. Very eclectic presentation of products most likely imported from you know where. Sales taxes collected and paid? Who knows

This place is a disaster. I went when they first opened and I found a lot of garbage in the bins…read moreand numerous broken items. One candle I found was so broken I almost cut my hand on it. I left disappointed and purchased nothing. I decided to give it a little time and try it once again a few weeks later to see if they had straighten things out and I was disappointed to see that they had not. I found a lot of the same, trash everywhere and broken items. They even had clearly very used items I was under the impression that a binstore was shelf pulls, seasonal items , and overstock. The pair of shoes that I saw had clearly been worn more than a dozen times. This place is hard to find and I has very very limited parking I won't be back. There are better discount shopping options anywhere else.

Was able to run in and grab some quick dinner items and not have to travel to North Charleston for…read moreSam's. It was easy and customer service greeted me nicely at the door.

Very clean and people were helpful. The girl slicing our…read morelunch meats did a great job! Stop there about twice a month to pick up on some bulk items.

What a difference location can make. When I lived in Indian Trail NC, we had a Harris Teeter by…read moreeach of my two houses. Much smaller and not as sophisticated. I'm here to tell you Harris Teeter in Nexton must be the best one I've been to in SC, literally while it puts all other local grocery stores to shame. I wish I lived close and not off of Old Trolly. When I say it's huge, I mean it, I lived in Kansas City and Austin TX, I know big stores - hint Bucee's first gas station was 14 miles from my house. First of all, the location is easy to get in and out, ample parking and the main road right there. It's in a very safe section of town while inside and outside are extremely clean. Any one will pick up on that immediately walking in, which should put any customer at ease. The produce section ROCKS. I mean it. For instance, I've been hunting for watermelon radish for a long time at 3 other chains and nothing. Harris Teeter had, watermelon radish, dragon fruit, buddha fingers, Rambutan, fresh exotic (not dried) mushrooms and so on. Moreover, I inspected some raspberries and a few other things - no mold! Best produce besides a farmers market! Next, it looks as if they're experimenting taking a page out of midwestern stores' playbook. They have a bar here! Now being a single gentleman I often like meeting women at a grocery store - although I always find the attractive women have some sort of rock on their finger. But I'm seriously considering coming back when it's open, if it's a true bar and not just a wine, beer sampling area. Not that I don't love a good wine tasting but my imagination tells me I would enjoy the upper crust time of "fu-fu, bougie" women that I envision would be partaking here. I need to do more research but I love this idea for the greater Summerville area. While I didn't get any of their baked, seafoods, meats, salads, etc they have by far the best selection, excluding specialty butchers and fish mongers. Their fresh bread laced with rosemary and olive oil danced on the air while chocolate perfumed a few isles. I scanned over everything and cursed my diet b/c I could have really destroyed their food here. As for prices, it's probably just a bit higher than their competitors but I don't mind paying a little higher for a more robust selection. I mean, I saw things like phyllo cups, the newest fall items already being stocked in July, a wider selection of health foods and the list goes on and on. Finally the people here are extraordinary and go the extra mile. I asked where something was and the clerk took me too it. They didn't say "isle 4 by the bread" but nope they wanted to make sure I got what I needed. Moreover I don't have a card, No Problem! They gladly slid the store card in the reader to give me a discount! Come on... who else does that!? As far as grocery stores - this is where you want to go. The only thing lacking the variety of instore made food options and a place to dine. Granted, I came from Austin TX where we had HEB, literally 5 restaurants in the grocery store. Same for Hy-Vee in Overland Park KS. Those Midwest grocery stores - they have full dining experiences. What's next a movie theatre!? Ok, back to the point, here in Summerville, Harris Teeter is the king of grocery quantity, quality and customer service. Drop on by and check it out, but make sure your bank account can handle it.

We visited the Harris Teeter in Nexton for the first time. The store is open and beautiful!…read moreUnfortunately, the experience with the guy at the pizza counter, the three individuals at the Starbucks counter, and the manager were all far below average expectations. They were disengaged when providing services, no one smiling or making eye contact during transactions, overall looking unhappy with having to be at work that day. The cashier was extremely friendly, smiling, and engaged. It was impactful enough to ensure we won't frequent shopping there moving forward.

My first time in and I will definitely have to return. Unfortunately, I came 30 min before closing…read moreand needed more time for sure. So I will definitely return. I did find a great branded sweatshirt for only $8. Lots of departments to choose from. Men's, women's, children's clothing, linens, household items and decor and also a small trinket/souvenir section. The staff was somewhat friendly but I think they were just ready to go home after a busy day. Their hours are 11-6 Monday to Saturday closed on Sundays.

I love shopping there. They have a variety of items like no other store in the area. If you're…read morelooking for anything for your house, a gift for someone, clothes, decorations, the list is endless!

The new Publix is a good added addition to the area. I visited a few times since it's opened...it's…read morenew...like the snack options and grab and go options. I really appreciate the deli having an area to order the Asian inspired foods and also other daily items on menu hot and fresh. I got the Teriyaki bowl last night and it was pretty good. I've ordered this dish 5 times since they opened. Also...I've used the upstairs seating area as well. Has elevator or stairs and big windows with a view of parking lot. Also has upstairs bathroom available with microwave and condiments. For the grocery store side...things are pretty well stocked and pretty well labeled/marked per aisle.

Publix in Cane Bay has been my go-to grocery store since 2014. I've always loved shopping here…read morebecause of the clean environment, well-stocked shelves, and the quality of their products. For years, this location offered top-notch customer service, which truly set them apart. However, in recent years, I've noticed a decline in customer service. The warm, attentive interactions that once defined the Publix experience are becoming harder to find. It feels like the store became a little too comfortable being the only major grocery option in the area for a while--and that has affected how customers are treated. With new competition moving in--Nexton, Moncks Corner, and the upcoming Carnes Crossroads locations--there's going to be more choice for shoppers. I hope this motivates the Cane Bay store to refocus on the exceptional service Publix is known for. I still shop here and appreciate many things about this store, but it's time to step it back up. The customers have noticed the shift.