This large shopping center is directly along the main US-17 that passes through Myrtle Beach at the…read moreintersection with state road 22. The center is anchored by a Walmart Supercenter but there are plenty of other retail shops including Marshall's, Ross Dress for Less, and Dollar Tree. The buildings are in excellent condition as is the parking lot. Huge open parking lot dotted with lights so that you can feel secure here after dark. Easy access with multiple exits. I had a pleasant shop today. [Review 19380 overall - 954 in South Carolina - 350 of 2023.]

Huge place to walk around, many stores with anything you can really think of. The stores have good…read moreservice and very nice people who always tell you to have an amazing day! The selection of items is pretty infinite with literally anything you want to get would probably be here, collectables, candy, games, toys, clothes etc. value can range with any store, the best one would be 5 below as most stuff there is $5 and under. The 3D dragon seen in one photo was just $5, tho theres a small chance you will find stuff for $10. Hot topic is my favorite and got 2 shirts that look awesome!

Coastal Grand Mall is a nice place to hide from the heat. There are plenty of shops, a movie…read moretheater, and a small food court. While it's not huge, you can still find some good-quality food options. Overall, a relaxing place to hang out.

Visited Tanger Outlets on Black Friday, which in hindsight was... ambitious. Traffic was backed up…read moreso badly that we spent about 30 minutes just trying to get off the offramp. By the time we finally reached the parking lot, it looked like the entire state of South Carolina had arrived ahead of us, but we somehow snagged a spot within 15 minutes, so small miracles do exist. Even though most of the outlet is outdoors, it was shoulder-to-shoulder crowds the entire time. Navigating between stores felt like participating in an unlicensed pedestrian Olympics. Definitely not the ideal day for strolling, browsing, or breathing. Once we actually got inside the shops, the selection was solid and there were plenty of good deals. Lots of variety, lots of brands, and most stores seemed well-stocked despite the chaos. Black Friday probably wasn't the brightest idea, but that's on us. I'd come back again, just on a normal day when the parking lot doesn't feel like Thunderdome and you can actually walk without being swept away by the crowd tide.

Great selection of stores at this local outlet mall. They have a large variety of shops so it…read morereally suits everyone's need. The walk path as many others have referenced are covered, which makes it nice when it's a very hot day. Also, the paths are so wide that you don't feel like you are crowded on top of one another. There are maps throughout so you can grab one easily versus trying to wing it. I also appreciate that they have a food court and various ice cream and coffee shops so if you need a quick bite it is easily accessible to you. Found parking to be easy to navigate and there are several different sections and lots. I didn't find a ton of discounts for reduced prices compared to what I would have expected for an outlet, but it's still fun to kill time when you are looking for something other than the beach to do. Who doesn't love retail therapy?

Barefoot Landing in NMB is a scenic, pet-friendly waterfront complex perfect for a stroll along the…read moreboardwalks. With over 50 shops and 14 restaurants, it's a great spot for entertainment at the Alabama Theatre or House of Blues. Don't miss Bully's Pub & Grill for excellent cocktails and beer, followed by outstanding homemade ice cream at Sweet Molly's Creamery. Plus, the free parking and day docking make visiting a breeze. Bonuses: The boardwalks provide a fantastic way to get some exercise while taking in the views of the 27-acre lake and Intracoastal Waterway. You can easily get your steps in by wandering the winding paths that connect different sections of the village. I also enjoy the live outdoor shows in the warmer months.

Absolutely loved this place! Beautiful location, with plenty of room to just relax and enjoy with…read morean offering of complementary lawn chairs, with great selections of unique shops and delicious restaurants with great service. We have visited 3 times in our 5 da stay

I've visited during every season and the summer is the busiest…read more It tends to be more quiet during the off season starting from after Labor day until Memorial Day. My favorite is to watch the weekly and July 4 fireworks over the summer. Its a fun free activity to walk around, listen to live music at The Hangout, and people watch. It is catered to tourists so there are many stands and shops for trinkets and souveniers, temporary tattoos, icees, ice cream, candy, cookies. There is an aquarium, zip line, carousel, Wonderworks, mini golf course. The entire loop is 1 mile with 2 bridges across the lake for short cuts. Plenty of parking lot spots.

My favorite place to walk around, people watch, feed the fish, shop and just be a typical tourist…read morein Myrtle beach! So much to do, see, experience, eat and drink. Whatever you enjoy you'll find it here!

The Market Common is a dynamic and vibrant destination that offers a delightful mix of shopping,…read moredining, and entertainment. This charming area has quickly become a local favorite and a must-visit spot for visitors looking to experience the best of Myrtle Beach beyond the beach Located just a 15-minute drive from the beach and right across from the state park, it's conveniently close to many of the area's main attractions. The Market Common district has emerged as one of the most coveted places to live along the Grand Strand (aka Myrtle Beach). Among the top three new communities in Market Common are Meridian, Belle Harbor, and The Battery, each offering its own distinct appeal and lifestyle.

I like to go to these types of outdoor "malls". This one had a lot of the usual types of stores-…read moreAnthropologie, Barnes and Noble, Francesca, a chocolate shop plus numerous restaurants. I actually went to Art in the Park then got some iced tea at the bubble tea shop and walked around. I'm not sure if it's because it was Sunday but I saw multiple stores that weren't open. I've never seen a Southern Living store but I read the magazine. I wasn't happy with the restaurant I tried (Tidal Creek) but I think I'll try getting sushi next time I visit. There was lots of free parking. There also seemed to be a couple cute local businesses and shops, like an artists guild.

IYKYK! Just in case you don't..Black Friday shopping was crazy!! The Tanger Outlets was packed as…read moreexpected. We were smart and took an Uber from hotel. Find some deals and did a lot of walking. E had a All stores we shopped in had a sale, some better than others. Nike had a line out the door waiting to get in.. think they were giving away shoes The customer service was good and friendly.

Like other outlets throughout the USA ! Ample parking and plenty of good food surrounding the area…read more We visited a few stores to check out any discounts. Everyone working seemed happy to be there and friendly. There are a variety of clothing, jewelry and sports stores.

This small shopping center seems quite recent because it's in excellent condition. It is anchored…read moreby Publix Super Markets. Other occupants include restaurants and a beauty shop. Outbuildings include a Starbucks, taco shop, McDonald's and gelato. The lot was well lit this evening and it clean. There are traffic lights at both 82nd Parkway and 79th Avenue North for easy access if you need to cross N. Kings Highway. [Review 14324 overall, 1648 of 2020, number 702 in South Carolina.]

Always a stop I make on my annual trip to Myrtle beach. It's part of the broadway at the beach…read moreexperience! I buy at least one shirt a year sometimes multiple many shirts hehe

***Late post from my Oct 2023 East Coast trip***…read more After Crabby Jack's General Store visit, I continued my journey through until my next store victim LOL. The Stupid Factory store name was interesting. What caught my eyes was a sweater that had this saying, "I'm Not Old I'm Vintage". How cute is that! I thought it was so fitting for me since I was going to turn the big *0 later in 2023 LOL so I had to check it out. It's not a very big store, but they pack it with lots of shirts and sweaters that had some absurd quotes, some thought provoking sayings, some smart words, and you name it phrases. I was chuckling along the way from rack to rack. As I made my rounds from front of the store to around it to the front of it again, I finally saw the sweater that I saw at the window. Unfortunately, they did not have my large size LOL. They only had small size and I cannot fit a small... it won't go over my head LOL. I was not a happy camper at the time, but then I got over it. I probably don't want to call myself "vintage" because I'm not that ancient yet LOL. I did end up buying one medium shirt. I normally don't get medium, but I was thinking of my eldest daughter so I gave it to her after I got home. It's a very sassy shirt. She likes it. Staff was nice. Service was good. Prices were okay. Ambiance was fine... nothing extravagant. Another must visit when you're in Myrtle Beach! If you don't want to buy anything, at least drop by and read the shirts. Some are just hilarious! Others I can't vouch for... just not funny. Of course, the business would appreciate your support and patronage. Bring back a shirt souvenir... why not, you're on vacation! P.S. I will post photos later. Thanks for your patience.

I was in here looking for a coffee shop. It is a large shopping center that has an arc of buildings…read moreto the south and east with several outbuildings. I found it confusing and not very clearly laid out, though the Hobby Lobby, Publix and PetSmart were doing a fine job of anchoring. Lots of parking, lots of lighting but not nearly enough signage. After circling a couple of times, I departed and found coffee elsewhere. [Review 19374 overall - 948 in South Carolina - 344 of 2023.]