I bought a really beautiful antique trunk here. It's been great for storage and I like that I now…read morehave a piece of Lowcountry history in my home. She also advertises on OfferUp although it's quite fun to visit her shop.

Katie Mae's Is a hidden treasure in Summerville SC. This beautiful store has something for everyone…read morefrom furniture, home decor, candles, jewelry, women's boutique, gifts and so much more. Katie Mae's is a must stop at, when in the Summerville SC area.

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

A fun place to visit where you can find some real deals on new or used things including hard to…read morefind items.

This flea market is the closest thing to the one in my hometown of Columbia SC. The vendors are…read moreGreat. The food is Excellent. Awesome job.

Gods Goods is such a cute thrift stores. This was my first time in their new location, and I love…read moreit so much more. They are located inside of Sweetgrass Mercantile, so it's easy to shop here and at other merchants- including one with local produce. Gods Goods itself has a great variety of products- clothing, toys, wall art, furniture, glassware, appliances, and jewelry. The store was very clean and organized, and the employees were very nice. Everything was priced fairly too.

My friend and I LOVE shopping at God's Goods when we come to HH! Staff is so courteous, and the…read morebuys are fabulous!!!

A great place to shop not just for antiques, but for the unusual thing that will set your life…read moreapart from others great conversation pieces and even items that will save money for your family. Come check it out. I promise you will not be disappointed and you will leave or something new in your life.

Great place to pick up a few items and wander around on a beautiful Saturday morning. You can find…read morealot of fresh garden food from sellers. The bad, everyone here literally smokes non stop. The smell is horrible, if your allergic wear a mask. This may not be the place for you to shop. I saw the office staff joining in on the smoke party. Alot of mkts that I sell at will not allow this, if they do there is a smoking section. I saw a seller with a cigarette hanging out his mouth talking to a customer, the lady was backing away from him. They clearly dont care about the customer experience. The CUSTOMER is important at all times, SMH. I arrive at -830am to set up to sell a few items from my business, it was bad experience. I packed up a few hrs later and left. I was asked "why are you leaving so early by another seller"? My answer: THE SMOKE, I failed to research, my clientele doesn't shop here. I will give any place a chance, but you wont get another. I should have known better. Read reviews if you decide to be a vendor at this location. My truth and honest assessment, the establishment isnt professionally operated at all. I will take my business elsewhere.

I popped into this shop while visiting Savannah, drawn to the beautiful Parisian items in the shop…read morewindow. Although I didn't make a purchase in the shop (you won't find flea market priced items here), I was pleasantly surprised to also find a small cafe area with comfy seating, beautiful pastries and an assortment of drinks. I had the iced sweet peach tea and it was exactly what I was hoping, a tad sweet, cold and refreshing beverage after my hot and humid walk through the city market area. You really do feel like you are in a French cafe. If you're looking for a nice break from walking the streets of Savannah, try the Paris Flea market

I love visiting the Paris Flea Market. Take a stroll through Paris. Grab some French macarons,…read moreperuse the beautiful shop, smell the luxe fragrance, be awed by the beautiful jewelry and housewares. There's so many beautiful items under this roof.

I had high hopes for treasure hunting, but I couldn't get past the smell of must and mold enough to…read morereach the back of the metal warehouse of junk. I felt nauseous and suddenly contracted a phobia of acquiring a bed bug infestation. Everything I touched seemed either broken or super nice and expensive. But my mom found some cool buttons that she removed from the fabric for everyone's safety. Maybe another day would be better.

Been coming here for over a decade and a half. I absolutely LOVE this flea market! This place was a…read morestaple of my childhood... The flea market is by far my favorite place in Myrtle Beach

What a cool inside/outside flea market with tons of cool shops including a restaurant store and…read moretasty Mexican spot We love shopping here I'll be back

I walked through some areas and was afraid something would jump out at me. If they cleaned out the…read morecluttered areas I would feel better about shopping there.

This was not as advertised. It was advertised that there would be 400 vendors, food, and a farmers…read moremarket. There were less than 10 vendors, no food, and no farmers market. The vendors that were there were not flea market quality, and the only food offered was that of a gas station selection. I did not feel very safe here.

Impressive place! The Charleston City Market goes 4 blocks. The shopping experience stretches from…read moreMeeting Street (where you'll enter) to the end of the waterfront. We had no idea until we entered just how far it went; it goes "on & on"! So much history within these buildings. It's one of the oldest public markets in the U.S. Has weathered many storms and has been registered in the National Registry of Historic Places. Established in 1788 (even though the inside entrance stats 1807) & as of today it still stands on the premises of monetary trades & services, as well as shared cultural heritage. There are countess vendors throughout this retail galleria. We enjoyed mainly browsing the works of products that were officially certified as Handmade in Charleston. You won't get tired of looking, but a lot of repeat sellers. It's essentially like a flea market if you will. It was fun, but way too much basket weaving vendors. Was so intriguing to watch the Gullah artistry & understand its importance here, but would have liked to have seen and explored MORE local foods. Wished that they would have had a specific area that was an actual type of wet market/ open-air concept or traditional marketplace that sells fresh, perishable foods like meat, seafood, and produce focusing more on local eats and food heritage of its distinct low country cuisine. There were some food spots, just not what we had envisioned or experiencing with other east coast markets we've been to. Bought a bottled water that was over $5! Other than that, we didn't buy anything else. However, definitely worth a stroll and a unique experience. Perfect touristy spot! *Open daily 9:30 AM-5:30 PM Fri & Saturday Night 6:30 PM -10:30 PM

Dear reader,…read more Charleston City Market is exactly the sort of place that makes casual browsing turn into a full-fledged expedition. It is full of jewelry, handmade gifts, local art, and all manner of treasures, and so many visitors seem to love the same thing: the sheer variety and the chance to find something that actually feels special rather than mass-produced. That absolutely tracked for us. The Market itself has been a Charleston staple for over 200 years, and it still feels lively, local, and full of character. What really stood out for me was an artist who went by Andy, who had a collection of pop art vinyl records that was genuinely fantastic. Using mixed media, he created pieces featuring different singers, musicians, and bands on old vinyl records, which felt both clever and beautifully done. I chose an amazing Mary J. Blige piece that was also hand-painted, and I was absolutely thrilled with it. The value of your dollar was VERY worth getting one (or more)! Cash only! Overall, this was a thoroughly enjoyable wander and a very good place to find art, gifts, and a few things you did not know you needed. I would happily go back.