Great spot for excellent, tasty oils and vinegars. You are able to taste the ones you'd like. The…read morevery nice lady had great suggestions for mixes and different meats and foods to put the products on. Excellent choices!

Went here for the 1st time on Saturday October 4th 2025. We were at Barefoot Landing for the…read moreOctoberfest festival happening, and decided to walk around first. This is one of the stores that we stopped in! The Olive Shoppe is a store that sells all different kinds of Olives, and Olive oils and their infusions, like with balsamic, and it is fresher too. My Mom and I actually have been in a few shops like this on various trips in Lancaster PA, and NJ. So we are familiar with this type of place. The Olive Shoppe also has locations in Market Commons here, as well as another location in SC. Walked in and employee was friendly and greeted us. We then looked around at the olives and brought some kind of stuffed olive. We then looked at all the various types of Olive Oils which they had many different items and infused flavors. One can cook with them, One can use it as some kind of marinade, and lots of other things. One can also try the Olive Oil to see if you like it, and can buy it. We both tried the Avacado Olive Oil, and enjoyed it! So we got that. Plus avacado is supposed to be good for a person. We brought Avacado Olive oil, some stuffed olives, and something else, plus we got a olive oil holder that helps the container stay fresh. Purchasing that we got a discount on our items. We paid via credit card. We look forward to using our new olive oil! We will be back soon if we want more items!

Olive Garden. Everything was delicious. Love their soup & salad. I would recommend it to anyone.read more

I think I could buy one of all of these. But, we ended with the baklouti oil for Mexican night…read moretonight! Excellent service too!

I have been to this place several times and always buy lots of olive oils and balsamic vinegars…read more We went there on Saturday for their Easter celebration. When entering with my 2 granddaughters and son from out of town I saw the basket of eggs by the door so I took 2 eggs for them. The store clerk came up to me very rudely and it was embarrassing. I had planned to buy some oils but will never go back there again!

Went to get peaches and boiled peanuts on the last day of vacation. There were no signs on peach…read morepricing. The owner went totally crazy when we started looking at the peaches. He said they were "pre-weighed" but couldn't tell me what the basket cost. He started cussing about using the empty baskets to place the peaches in. He doesn't want you picking the peaches you want. Also: they are a cash only place. If you want fresh produce avoid this place.

The cutest little produce stand around! Mike is such a hoot and he has such a plethora of veggies,…read morefruit, seasonings, bloody mary mix, and jam. If you love to shop small this is the place to do it!!

Very good place to shop at fresh produce and honey, and the best pork rind all of South Carolina…read more They have there the best prices around Myrtle Beach.

Granted, I was there in October. But it was small. Real Small. Three vendors small…read more We saw all sorts of produce, and the guy we interacted with was a real cool salt of the earth gent. We bought a basket of grapes, and truth be told, I shouldn't have. They're not the sort of grapes I'm used to, and had a real thick slimy texture with seeds. The guy said "just chew them all up and eat the whole thing". Ewww. I also bought a jar of homemade peach salsa for $7. When I got back to the hotel, I took a good look at it and saw it was made in Virginia. It wasn't easy to find. It's on 1st. Ave. North between the Library & City Hall.

This place offers an overwhelming selection of spices (for cooking), teas, and sugars (for baking…read moreand cocktails). And y'know what: you can't get "overwhelming" selections of spices, teas, and sugars virtually anywhere else, so that's a GOOD thing. Every one offers a glass jar that you can open to "smell" the sugar/tea/spice you're thinking of buying. In the case of the teas, they will make you a hot/iced version of the tea (and charge for it, but it's surprisingly affordable) to try as well. After awhile, all of the scents kinda blend together (especially for like, hickory or smoked scents), but it's super cool and a ridiculous level of selection. They have smaller pouches, larger bags, or containers/jars for most items, letting you buy smaller quantities to try. I wanna say smaller pouches were starting around $6 (September 2025). They had quite a few blends of demarara sugars that are going to be great for cocktail garnishing. (Salted caramel sugar? Burnt espresso sugars? mmmm!) And my meat-loving friends picked up a ton of different stuff. Expect to spend a bit in here. There are SO many things to see. The basics are divided into various walls (teas separate from sugars, etc.), but their display tables of seasonal merch in the middle of the store require some careful perusal too. Staff was friendly, and they definitely know their stuff, but they clearly know people get overwhelmed and left us alone. I did not expect to pop into the store, but honestly, I'm super glad I did.

Great selection of spices and very helpful staff. Great location, very easy to find. I need to…read moretry out their tea selection

We have driven by this general store many times while in the area and wanted to pop in and check it…read moreout as I always like a good general store. I assumed since it was a large building it would be packed to the brim with goodies. It was kinda sparse and didn't have too many items to peruse. But overall it's a nice store and they do sell some local items like honey and jams. They had an upstairs full of pretty things too but I didn't make it up there.

I've stopped her many times before. I am not sure if they have new owners or management but I felt…read morethey had more things the last time I was here. They had some nice things but I was in and out in less than 10 mins. Multiple customers in the store yet, Staff seemed more intimate talk to themselves.

I want to begin by saying how amazingly nice the owners and everyone who works here is. Everything…read morehere is naturally made, even the soaps. You can get wax for wash warmers, hand soap, and other natural beauty products. I met the owners at a farmer's market in the area and loved the honey since then. Once I tried their honey, I ended up buying a $25 jar. It was seriously worth it, it lasts seemingly forever. Honestly, their honey is about the same price as the good quality brand of local honey we'd buy in Lowe's or Publix, and the quality is so much better. Although we only buy honey every few months we always buy it from here. This business is veteran owned and operated too!