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.

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I went today and had so much fun! There is so much to do and can be fun for the whole family! All…read morethe shops are so unique and theres something for everyone here!! I was even able to find rare Miku figures while here! I had lunch and the service was amazing and fast despite the crowd,my server was also nothing but kind as was everyone working in shops! Some things can be pricey but it really is a bang for your buck!

We didn't spend too much time walking around and apparently I've been here as a child but I don't…read moreremember lol. My parents are retired at Myrtle beach now so everyone said this is the place to go. It was really good vibe, and it has great places for us to take the kids and even have date night. I'm excited to explore the next time we visit. We went to the pavilion to ride rides, my daughters fed the fish, one cup of fish food is $5 and I went to a little boutique that sold really cute items. I bought a bracelet that was $16 and it was really nice quality.

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.

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?

When I am visiting my family down South in Myrtle Beach, SC my father and I always find the need to…read morevisit the Tanger Outlets for one reason or another. It's usually for sneakers and while my Dad leans on New Balance of late, I've been hooked on Asics for the past few years and that leads me to one of the issues I encountered on this visit. Asics had closed their outlet store a few weeks prior to my paying the family a visit. Sure Pop found something he liked at NB but I was off my plan and needed to figure this out before we headed home. Now its important to know that there are so many shops of all different variety here at the Tanger outlet but I do not advise wandering around aimlessly to find them and instead grabbing one of the maps that are readily available and using it tactically. It's South Carolina after all and can be very very hot at times. I'd suggest that you arrive with a bottle of water to keep you hydrated and maybe a handerchief to dob the sweat off your brow. Oh yeah, also wear a hat, you can thank me later. Outside of the sneaker shops, my favorite stops are the entertainment shops, the places where one can find action figures, pops, and assorted t-shirts with pop culture characters or music icons. There are a number of snack stands and also little jewelry kiosks if you are looking for that kind of stuff. I recall a couple of refreshment stops like Ben and Jerry's but the others elude me as I cobble all of this together. You can hit their website and peruse and like I suggested, go in with a plan first and then noodle about. An important change I noticed this time around was a business office which offered some benches in air-conditioning and bathrooms for visitors to use. There are also a few vending machines with soft drinks, snacks and water, the latter being a very important need while shopping. There was a complimentary WiFi detected which I never mind having since it made check ins easier. That's all I've got on this one and can say that you will likely find yourself in the place for a couple of hours so do mark down where you parked since their lot is massive. Oh yeah and for those curious about the kicks. I decided on a couple of pair of Skechers, a brand I have not really owned many of but these were comfortable and was happy to give them a try. I walk quite a bit in my Big Apple Metropolis and need comfortable sneakers for that. Happy Shopping and remember....bring water :)

The selection of shirts with witty sayings is vast. Staff is friendly. They also have bags and…read moreother items. Not all items have offensive sayings but many are sarcastic and biting.

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

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.]

Very few stores still open. Food court consists of about three places, at least one of which is not…read moreopen everyday. Vacancies outnumber occupied stores by about 10 to 1. Belk and Bass Pro are the only popular stores left. Some kind or restaurant/arcade just opened that I know nothing about. On most days, while walking from one end of the mall to the other, you can count all the customers without taking off your shoes. On the plus side, parking is a breeze because of the very few stores. On a related note, I saw a small statue of an African Grey Parrot in one of the stores that I considered buying. The cost was around $150. Too much money. When I got home, I found the identical piece for $40 on Amazon. That store will now be limited to showrooming.

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