I stopped by the for a specific item. Even though they didn't carry these envelopes, I was…read moreimpressed with the products they carried. I will definitely stop by on my next visit to Charlston

Artist cooperative galleries rarely get the love and attention they deserve. As a fervent…read moresupporter, I always make a point to seek one out wherever I travel. There is no better place to buy high-quality, locally made mementos, and affordable ones at that! Charleston Crafts is no exception. If I had unlimited funds, I'd clean this place out. Their selection runs the gamut of art forms and medias. Metal, wood, paper, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, glass, it's all here and then some. I spent a good half hour just perusing everything they have to offer. I've never seen a more extensive display of diverse artistry at a cooperative gallery. The Lowcountry is home to a ridiculous number of talented craftspeople. So when you're out and about downtown, don't forget to make a pit stop at Charleston Crafts. What better way to remember your trip to Charleston than with a unique craft or two? They're way cooler than mass-produced keychains and magnets. And if you're a local who has yet to visit, what are you waiting for?! Go support your local artists!

This is a pretty neat place to stop in and peruse the unique items. All a little overpriced for my…read morebudget, but seem like a great place to grab some nice gifts. The products resemble the shabby-chic style and there's a great selection to choose from.

Fantastic collection of really eclectic and unique gifts - not inexpensive, but everything from…read moresuede yoga mats to handmade crystal jewelry to snakeskin lightning cables, there is a bit of everything here for indulgent home accessories

My bestie planned a fun morning of crafting and endless mimosas at Craft DIY. Lucy was amazing and…read morehelped us through the process and kept our glasses full of delicious mimosa. The space is open and comfortable. There are many different crafts to choose from. I decided on coasters. They turned out really well and I love them. Lucy wrapped them in tissue and bagged them for me. She took our picture so we could remember this amazing adventure. This is a fun place to bring the girls or a mother/daughter day. I will be back to make one of the other crafts. I highly recommend!

Walking around town, my husband found a little sign for a craft spot -- we said "why not?" and went…read moreupstairs to check it out. IT'S SO CUTE and I'm so glad that we did! Two of the girls were working and one immediately came over to help us. She explained how the packages worked, and we decided to paint a little charcuterie board and grab a couple of drinks. We spent about two hours painting, hanging out, and enjoying ourselves. It was the most random and fun adventure that we did not anticipate having. They were very knowledgeable and friendly - we asked a few questions but they mostly let us paint away and helped when needed. Five stars, for sure -- I recommend checking it out for a fun activity!

Customer service/interaction. It was uncalled for and very unprofessional. This is not the way to…read moreget sales.

Best Gift Idea Ever on South Market Street in Charleston is a great place to go for all things…read morequality gifts for those on your shopping list. I really like the variety of different items that they have available here. I have been happy with all of the purchases that I have had from here.

Tate captures the Charleston experience with his whimsical renderings. His work is guaranteed to…read moreput a smile on your face.

Tate Nation is a Charleston area artist who is available for commissioned work but also offers many…read morepieces for sale. This review is for Tate's King Street Gallery, which is appointment only, but you can always find him there on Second Sunday on King. Definitely stop by and look around at his art and say hi. Tate's style is a bit non-traditional, but with vibrant colors and features local settings such as Shem Creek, the Old Village, the College of Charleston, and Rainbow Row. One of his pieces was chosen as the official design for the 2017 Cooper River Bridge Run. Tate's art has been made into prints and puzzles, which you can buy here at the gallery, online, and in a few local stores. The puzzles make a great gift or a souvenir to take home after visiting Charleston.

I was visiting from California and visiting this stationery store was definitely on my list! Very…read morehappy with the service here. The ladies were very friendly, welcoming and also knowledgeable about their products. I wanted to buy everything. I spent around $300 on a new Travelers Notebook, TN inserts, a LAMY fountain pen, ink, stickers, washi tape, scissors, my first wax seal, wax & soooo many other cute things. I definitely recommend coming here if you love stationery!

This is a beautiful store with exceptional customer service. I came in and purchased some greeting…read morecards and wax seals and was blown away by this little stationary store. This is a local small business worth supporting, and I had the privilege of meeting and speaking with the owner when I stopped in. 10 out of 10 would highly recommend.

Wow-wow-wow! Worth. Every. Penny. Great history mixed in…read morewith wine & food. Had so much fun with the small group experience. Walked for about an hour through historical places and ended up at the Azur restaurant. Chef says he changes the menu weekly, but we had gazpacho THAT WAS AMAZING, the best shrimp & grits of my life and ended with a local Huguenot torte. Tip: Pack a bottle of water for the walk - or you can purchase a drink near the beginning of the walking tour at a coffee shop. We take food tours everywhere we travel and this one was the best, hands down!

You might be thinking $250 is a lot, but Chef Forrest gives you an ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL day! You…read moreget a great tour of the city and the food he cooks for you is simply amazing. 100% worth every penny! Trust all of those 5 star reviews and book today!!! You won't be sorry!!!

I've dined at two of Bobs events. One was hosted at a friend's house for an 8 people and the later…read morewas for 12 people at Bobs gorgeous executive kitchen. Both events were absolutely amazing. I've been to plenty of similar events, as well as a lot of high-end chefs tasting menus in the area, and this is definitely on of Charlestons best.

Our second time here. After the first time, we recommended coming here to s number of people and…read morethe ones who then came were so very glad to have had the experience here. What do you have is Chef Bob Waggoner who has been a recognized chef for 30+ years. An affable, friendly, humorous teacher of skills and cooking, who will answer your questions quickly and effectively. The food "we" prepared, obviously with a lot of help from Chef Bob, was delicious beyond belief. Bob of course chooses the menu and buys all of the ingredients for each one of the appetizers, of the main course, and the dessert. As you smell what you are cooking, it comes alive to your nose and to your other senses. After that you sit down and eat your appetizer and then go back to fix your main course and then of course the dessert later. I wish that my photos would give some idea of the tastiness of our meal. It is so difficult to explain the taste of a meal that you have created, although Chef Bob was quickly back and forth to each of the 6 stoves being used by 12 strangers, who by the end of the evening (2 1/2 hours!) were not strangers any longer.

unfortunately the quality of these purses has gone down so much that they just disintegrate…read morequickly. Cheap Chinese made bags with a hefty price tag. I purchased 2 $300 "leather" purses for special occasion that literally liquified in my closet damaging some of my clothing. Just another reason to buy American made product.

I have a few Spartina handbags and wristlets as I love the quality and designs. I especially like…read morethe regional map designs and was hoping to find one for either Charleston or SC. I've usually made my purchases at stand alone boutiques and was excited to see an actual "Spartina 449" store so I had to go in. I walked in wearing blue jeans, a T shirt, and tennis shoes. I was hoping I'd be acknowledged in some way, however I was not. I saw other women dressed up like they just came from an afternoon tea or brunch being acknowledged and assistance looking for desired merchandise. Did II somehow miss a dress code? I was in there for at least 5 minutes before I walked out. Truly disappointed in my experience. I guess you have to look like you have money in order to be helped in making a sale. Not sure if your employees are on commission or not, but they certainly lost a sale in me. I guess I'll start looking on your website or stand alone businesses that may carry your products.

For 20 + years through multiple happy and not so happy occasions they have given our family…read moreimpeccable first class service and beautifully finished materials. Thank you. - The Campbell's

We used SAS-E Ink for our wedding in December. SAS-E Ink did our save the dates, invitation suite,…read moreprograms, itineraries, and thank you notes. All were absolutely beautiful. Of all the details, paper was probably the most important to me and they exceeded my expectations. More than one guest commented that the invitation suite was the prettiest they had received. The ladies at SAS-E are also excellent at taking your rough ideas/text and turning it into something beautiful. I am so happy we found SAS-E Ink and will definitely be using them again in the future.