The store is based on 70s and 80s. I collect the "world's smallest" toys so I ended up buying three…read moreof those. They have a few walls of different T-shirts such as bands, TV shows, movies etc. from the 70s and 80s. Pricing wasn't too bad it was about $20 a T-shirt.

What a cool store! From 80's music and movie themed gifts to interesting and unique merchandise,…read morethis spot should be on your to visit list if you're in the area. I wish i bought some of their t shirts and posters! Perhaps they will ship online?

Have found quality furniture here at good prices, new ownership recently has moved operation next…read moredoor in same building. Very friendly people, highly recommend.

Diamond Jims is a great place went in looking for sofa walked out with sofa and loveseat all for…read moreone great price my wife fell in love with the place i can tell we will be going to diamond jims and buying more furniture in the near future like i said great place great prices Diane and Ron myrtle beach

Looking for tacky souvenirs from your Myrtle Beach trip? This is the place! All sorts of…read moreinteresting knick knacks to mark your trip to Myrtle Beach. I got my normal postcard along with a magnet and a sand bottle thing. I wanted to get a couple different shirts but they didn't have my size :S

Passed by there and all I saw was Pro-Trump Merchandise. I saw some really distasteful shirts that…read moredisplayed horrible comments about anyone who doesn't agree with their politics. This store made very uncomfortable to walk by. Their social stance is dated and unfriendly in this world's climate. Really a turn off. Frankly, I found it to be really disgusting.

The owner, Thomas, bought a bicycle that was was stolen from a child and is selling it online…read more Probably unknowingly bought it. He was very rude to the mother when she contacted him though and is still trying to sell it online.

From the owner: Unique, high quality antiques and vintage items! Fine Art, Local Art.read more

Came into rambler, and they had so many good items for camping, outdoors or just every day wear…read more they also offer men's facial products and beard oils. Loved the displays and the vintage items added for a cool touch. Found me a water cooler carrier half off and a canteen set half off so I had to get both of those. loved that the canteen set 10 minutes on a little carrying case, and it can be easily attached to a backpack.

I also think this place is amazing. They have so many wonderful clothes, jewelry, pocketbooks,…read moreshoes, anything you could want. I was there by myself and the owner and her mother were just amazing. They were acting like they were there with me watching what I was trying on and helping me. Making sure that what I picked looked good on me and fit me properly.

Really nice clothes, organized, great service and great value. I always visit Classy Consignments…read morewhen I am visiting my mother.

If I could rate a "0" I would. After a sudden and tragic death I lost my only sister. 1 1/2 years…read moreand these people are mailing me their donation requests at LEAST twice a week. I have emailed, I have called, I have written to them. I do not understand what they don't get. My sister named them as a $5000.00 beneficiary in her will and if I knew then what I know not I would have never sent them a dime. I called on Thursday and was told a manager would call me back. FAT CHANCE! All I want is for them to STOP MAILING CRAP to my home.

From the owner: In 1865, William Booth and his wife Catherine established the Christian Mission, later known as the…read moreSalvation Army, aiming to combat poverty and religious indifference with military precision. Booth structured the organization like the British army, with uniformed ministers as “officers” and new members as “recruits.” The Christian Mission, which granted women equal ranks to men, initiated “campaigns” in London’s poorest areas, starting with soup kitchens and expanding to offer various forms of aid. Renamed in 1878, The Salvation Army opened its first U.S. branch in Pennsylvania two years later. During the Great Depression, it provided essential services, and it played significant roles in both world wars. Today, headquartered in London, it operates in over 130 countries, running evangelical centers, hospitals, rehabilitation programs, community and social work centers, secondhand stores, and more. Funding comes from voluntary contributions and publication sales.

I had a great experience at Finder's Keepers in Myrtle Beach. The store is extremely…read morewell-organized, which made browsing easy and enjoyable. The staff was friendly and genuinely helpful without being pushy -- exactly what you want when you're taking your time exploring a place like this. One thing I really appreciated was the clear pricing. Every item had visible pricing, and they even showed upcoming markdowns for the next few weeks, which made it fun to hunt for deals. They also have a dedicated sale area, which is always a win. I ended up leaving with some beautiful jewelry, antique oil and vinegar holders, a teapot, and even a picture -- and honestly, if I lived closer, I would've walked out with much more. This is absolutely a spot I would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area. It's the kind of place you want to take your time in, and I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in Myrtle Beach.

I was really impressed with this consignment shop!! They had an awesome selection of home decor,…read moreclothing, accessories, furniture and kitchenware. I found a beautiful painting to complete my living room for just $48, which was such a steal. I really want to go back in the future. Highly recommend.