Coolest stuff!!!! Very unique art from all around the country lots of colors very cool idea ideasread more

The owner is super awesome! Not only is the store absolutely full of cool shit, Bobby (the owner)…read moreis super friendly and literally brightens up your day. im a tourist at myrtle beach and she gave me and my grandmother so many options and things to do here and i cannot express just how much her store was a breath of fresh air inside this city, where all the stores are the same generic tourist trap. When I come back, I'll definitely pay her a visit! And to anyone that lives or is visiting, definitely go to this store for cool shit.

Beautiful store with an array of findings…read more Visited Callabash for the first time after moving to SC from Wisconsin at the beginning of the year, and fell in love with the area. This store is a nice touch! However, be aware of the lady working at the jewelry section. She isn't very nice and takes away from the welcoming feel. Hopefully she was just having a bad day and is much better now. I won't reflect this in my rating of the store, because every business has a bad hire that slips through occasionally. Other than that, well done Callahan's! I will be back.

Went here for the first time on Monday September 14th 2026 with my aunt, mom and a friend. Visited…read morefrom SC, and it is about maybe 20/30 minutes from where I reside. So it is pretty close. Callahan's is a very big store that sells home decor from decorations to kitchen items like dishes and towels, to outdoor decorations, pet items, souvenir items, jewelry, halloween decor and christmas decorations. They also have fresh fudge as well. Store has huge selections! They also had a restroom in the back, and it was clean. We found some nice items like a decor seagull for our home, a dog tag with a name, and a sign with a personalized name that said Ocean Aisle North Carolina. Store was clean and organized! Cashier was also pleasant as well. I paid with cash for my sign, and my mom paid for hers via credit card. Would definitely take a small ride back here again to check out items once in a while!

It is definitely a Build-A-Bear for cars. The people are…read moresuper friendly and it's pretty easy to understand what's going on because you just go from like one area to the next. The actual cars are pretty cheap most of them being $29.99 but everything gets really expensive quickly. If you want to make it a RC which who doesn't that is an additional price. Luckily my kids did not go for any of the other fancy stuff besides the rims and the guy working with super friendly and was understanding and helpful of my son who had a cast.

I saw a coupon for the store. My kid can name car makes and models from 60's to now. Yeah, he's…read morealmost 7, and has seen all 11 Fast and Furious movies - he's on another level. 1. Out the door final cost before coupon, $110.00 Components purchased: Top Body, SRT Challenger (it's gotta Hemi!), BASIC R/C package**, tires, rims, blower motor, underglow and side pipes. I used a $10 coupon. 2. We all know we are paying for the memories with our kids. Questions you want answered: Cars can be sold as basic, free rolling cars, OR as R/C cars*** #1 6xAA batteries, lowest speed car. #2 A rechargeable battery pack option, faster, etc. #3 A best rechargeable bat pack, fastest car. Extras were: blower motor, under glow/pipes, R/C package #1 (vs. A free rolling, push car.) Must buys were: rims, tires, body top, bottom chasis (free roll or R/C). The top body was $30. TBVFH, my kid has a walmart F&F drift car and hand me down RCR, 3 cell LiPo, that'll rip your face off at 60mph, so this car was for the memory. Like 'Build-A-Bear', but for kids who love cars. The Ridemakerz car remote control has a "turbo" button, giving a bit more torque, and lighting on off on button. It does make sounds. This performance of this car (***R/C Pkg #1) is no better than your $15.00 R/C car. Yes, those crappy ones. I don't think it has steering alignment lever, and it pulls to the left. We got treaded tires, and it doesn't drift unless youre on ice. You can buy slicks, but the torque doesn't allow you to truly drift, but rather "donut". The steering radius/angle is terrible. If wheels are straight, full turn left or right is no more than 15-20°. If this was his first R/C ever, I would've gotten the #3 package and a rear spoiler for my son, but as I said, it was for the memory. To me, the car's performance is absolute trash. Your kid walks around with a basket, and picks the stuff they want. The only thing with a price tag is the top body. Then you go to the assembly area (see pic). An employee partially assembles some components. They 'start' the screws for the child (4 coarse threaded screws for plastic), so they don't cross thread them. Once all is kid proofed, they do a Pit Stop Challenge, and time your kid when they assemble it. 4 screws with zip gun. 4 rims to tires. Then put them onto car. We, had to remove hood center piece and pop on blower. Slide side pipes into undercarriage, which had basic circuitry to allow for underglow to be powered on. Oh, and for some reason, the blower motor is held into the front hood via a crappy magnet, so when dude crashes, it flies off. I see some JB weld in this cars future. If my son was 7 years old, I would've given a hard NO to this purchase, simply bc the car is verging on toddler cartoony BS. Did I see older boys in there making cars? Yes, but for $50 more, you can buy a ready to go, Hobby Grade, R/C car that'll make any elementary school kid drool. This store would pull more $ if they had a "teenager/dad" option. Faster. More realistic, less cartoony. If you are on a budget, F this place. If your kid is bright, and ahead of the rest, skip this place and go buy a starter Traxxas ($150), or find one used on the market place. This store and purchase are super subjective. Price is absolutely DUMB. What dad sees is trash. What son sees is fkg gold. Your call.

TLDR: Don't come here with your kids. They do not want you here…read more I wanted to love this store. I am an artsy fartsy millennial, and I thought this would be a cool memory to make with my young daughter. The shop itself is neat, but the staff were extremely rude to my daughter and I the moment we walked in the door. My little girl is young, I get it--she is 4 years old, but I was closely supervising her. We did our best to follow the directions at the front of the store, but felt like the gentleman working there really didn't want us there at all. He hovered over us, then seemed to get frustrated when we didn't understand that the wire and such was on a different wall and not something we received at checkout. He sat us down and gave us brief instructions. Okay, no problem. It's beads on a wire, fairly self explanatory. I start helping my daughter, who wasn't too keen on my directions, but she is getting beads on her bracelet all the same, so I let it go. Making a wonky bracelet is part of the experience, after all. I make mine, then once we both have something, we go to the register to try and get help finishing up and cashing out. A lady gets up who I thought was a customer. She turns out to be staff as well. She gets all huffy about my girl's bracelet, saying it's too big and indiscriminately removing beads as she sees fit since my (once again, four year old) daughter isn't able to provide quick, meaningful feedback on which beads she likes best. The necklace I made needed a bit more length, so I hurriedly tried to add some of our leftover beads to it as the woman tried to rush us out. I wanted my stuff symmetrical, and she was just bulldozering over me, trying to take stuff out of my hands before I barked, "No. I want it like this." I made some passing comment about, "I thought this would be cute, but it's surprisingly not very kid friendly." She sternly replied, "Yeah, everything here is glass." She finished up my necklace. We took it to the register. I put all of our loose, unused beads in the basket, since the gentleman told us they would be put back if they were unused. He wound up charging us for all the loose beads and untouched bead strands, and I didn't realize until after we left. It was definitely insult to injury, but I think I'd rather keep the beads than deal with them in person again. The prices weren't high enough for me to argue over anyway. This seems like a fun activity if you are a group of adults, but they have absolutely no patience for kids at all. The fact that they advertise kids birthday parties boggles my mind.

Didn't get any help or direction on how to pick beads for make and take, or how many may be needed…read morefor each type. Just "read the board." Wasn't told they couldn't do earrings until already given the kit and beads selected. This resulted in us having to then put many beads back, and continuously adjusting the specific bead counts as we went. Although I understand they do not have public restrooms, as paying customers I would have expected them to let my child use their restroom. They did not, and could not tell me where the closest one was for us to run to. Although this is a very neat store, their customer service was very disappointing. I would not go back.

Cher is so wonderful!! She helped us find EXACTLY what we needed and was very kind!…read more This shop has LOTS of options for souvenirs! At reasonable prices. Make sure you stop and say hi to Cher!

The staff were wonderful and so helpful! I was on the hunt for Myrtle Beach onesies for my…read moredaughter, and they were able to assist me in finding some, and they look absolutely adorable. Plus, the prices were fantastic. I would definitely suggest visiting here.

First rate customer service. The owner Ms. Connie is professional, knowledgable and goes above and…read morebeyond for her customers. Highly recommend this business!

So many options in this store!…read more They have local artists and interesting decor - something for everyone! They have children's blankets and toys and some nice photo frames. Items are at a higher cost which is in keeping with The Market Common shopping center price points. They also have a production Cobra - look but don't touch. Take a peek while you're strolling the area!

We were greeted by a very friendly employee as we entered this establishment. There was a huge…read moreselection of costumes and accessories to choose from. We were thoroughly impressed. They had dressing rooms to try on the costumes. This establishment is open all year round, and they also have the ability to custom make costumes for customers, we were thoroughly impressed on how friendly and considerate and kind the employees were, and how they treated us! We felt we received a really good value for our money for our costumes!

Great first time shopping experience! I'm new to this area and found exactly what I need for a NYE…read moremasquerade event. The staff is great, they assisted me right away upon my entrance. I went the eve before NYE (Dec 30) evening associates very nice, allowed me to browse freely and answered all my questions and provided great suggestions. Prices are as expected for quality of products. This is a specialty store, all sales final so careful consideration is Paramount. Associates advised well and prompted my thought process allowing me to decide what was best for me and not what's best for the store. Great find suggested by new friends that are local to the area.

I GOT LOST IN THE GAY DOLPHIN!…read more No, I really did! The store is so big with different tiers and levels. You can find anything from Christmas decor to beach home themes, souvenirs, t shirts, magnets, jewelry funny gag gifts and more! There is a pretty cool dolphin statue in the Center of the store that you can walk around

Was doing a special shopping and thought this place might have was I was looking for hunted the…read morewhole store did not see it so ask gentleman at board walk entrance he mad a call and was able to get what I was looking for. Great service here