A cute cafe with lots of seating, an incredible looking menu, delicious oat milk lattes and a very…read moreconvenient location. A perfect place for a coffee and breakfast sandwich run. I stopped in with a friend after a pedicure and a grocery store run (all in the same shopping center) and got myself a delicious oat milk latte and a blueberry muffin. My friend got a sandwich and although I didn't try it, she said she wished we could come back here every single day of our trip so she could try more of the menu. So that is a pretty solid testament! We loved the are and if we were around for a longer trip, this would be a frequent stop for any and all coffee/quick bite needs. The team behind the counter was friendly and fast and the space was so open, bright and welcoming. Loved it!

Oh my gosh awesome sauce! Juice in the morning to get me loose and rid my mourning! Ruby is the…read morebest, the fluid is the rest. Try the drinks and let me know if you agree what I think!!!

The food was good. The lines moved fast. Everything was fresh. The staff managed the crowd very…read morewell. Nice breakfast.

This is a great little shop to come look at clothing or last minute snack/drink items. There is a…read moregood selection of everything. Clothing is a bit expensive but it is good quality and worth it. We always make a point to stop in when in town.

The cafe was absolutely adorable! It was my first time coming and we did come about an hour before…read moreclose, but they still had lots of good treats! The workers were so kind too! I got the frozen strawberry lemonade which was absolutely amazing! It was super refreshing and the texture was smooth. My friend got the brownie and my other friend got the blueberry lavender bar and both of them loved it! The only reason I didn't put this as five stars is because of the prices. The drink I got was $8 and was fairly small for that price, and the next size up was $12. The treats were about $5-$9 and not particularly large, but they seemed worth it! That was my only issue really. There was outdoor seating that was really cute too!!!!

Another great lunch at Cafe Eugenia! A delicious egg soufflé, cheese and avocado on a homemade…read morecroissant. I love sitting outdoors with my bf for a relaxing lunch with a scenic view. The service and food are always top notch! One of our favorites!

Breakfast is delicious! Had eggs over easy, cheese grits, turkey sausage-all so good! But, the…read morebiscuit is something to write home about. Flaky, brushed with butter, and melt in your mouth perfection! PK has a old time diner vibe. Service, overall was attentive.

You know it's a darn good meal when you go there for two of your three days in Kiawah! The…read moreBreakfast Burrito w/ Baked Mac & Cheese was one of the most delicious meals I've had all year! Very much a southern comfort type of restaurant, the service was very good too!

We love The Co-Op, but the Johns Island location is smaller and had fewer slushie options compared…read moreto others we've visited. For those who haven't been before, they serve alcoholic slushies that are absolutely amazing. In my opinion, one is more than enough-they're strong, refreshing, and come in a variety of flavors. We arrived a bit early, and of the six slushie flavors listed, only two were ready to serve at the time. Still, the ones available were delicious. They also offer food (we didn't try any), but the place was packed, and lots of people were enjoying sandwiches and other items. The best part? They're very pet-friendly. We were allowed to bring our dog, Luna, inside while we picked out our slushie. They even offer free samples if you're unsure about which flavor to choose. Great spot overall!

Cute little spot with friendly staff members. We stopped in for a wine slushy, which was pretty…read moregood. They have plenty of food items, although we didn't try them yet. Good menu and nice people!

For anyone visiting Charleston or passing through the area, I highly recommend stopping in at the…read moreonly Tea Plantation in North America. There is a trolly tour that's offered for about $18/pp which takes you around the plantation. Since we arrived late in the day, we opted not to do the trolly tour, but instead, toured the gift shop, sampled all the hot and cold teas (I think there were 12 samples), and took the 15 minute FREE factory tour. The teas? delicious! The tour? Super educational! It was great learning how tea grows, harvested, and processed. Whether you're a tea drinker or not, you will love stopping here. And if you're not in a rush, go sit in a rocker under the trees, or at one of the many picnic tables. Enjoy the fresh air and the sound of the birds. You won't be disappointed!

I visited the Charleston Tea Garden with a large group last weekend, when I was visiting Charleston…read morefor a birthday celebration for a friend. I'm not sure if it's the only tea plantation in America or just the oldest (I haven't been able to figure it out on Google either), but it's certainly a unique experience - tea grown in the United States! When you visit, there are several different things you can do. They offer a Factory Tour (free), where you walk past windows looking onto the factory floor and stopping at different TVs where a video about the history of the Charleston Tea Garden is played in portions at each stop/TV. There's also a trolley tour you can book. The trolley tour is a narrated tour through the tea fields, including a stop at the greenhouse. The offer a Tea Bar in their gift shop, where you can sample hot and iced teas made from their teas and shop for other souvenirs and gifts. It's a really unique experience, and I learned a lot. For example, I didn't realize that green, black, white, and Rooibos teas all come from the same leaves/plant (Camellia sinensis) - the differences come from the part of the leaf (white tea is made from young leaves) or the processing of the leaves (green tea comes from unoxidized leaves, while black tea leaves are fully oxidized)! But the experience is pretty dated - the factory tour in particular! The videos were really dated and hard to hear with some many people in the area where the videos played. And one TV - the last one - just stopped playing the video, so we missed the end of the "tour." The trolley tour was interesting but would probably be better enjoyed in the spring or summer when things are more lush and green. It was a little gray and dry in the winter. It's worth a stop if you're in the area and want to learn about tea (some parts of the experience are free, so you can just pop in for a tea tasting and a sit on the rocking chairs on their porch), but I wouldn't say you need to go out of your way to visit unless you're going to be in the area.

We stopped in here for lunch the other day and it did not disappoint. Sandwiches and wraps made to…read moreorder and serving size was big! Delicious food made quickly and highly would recommend. Great for a beach lunch as well.

Still a great place to get a fast casual breakfast or lunch! Stop by before the beach, or, when…read moreshopping.

Noah is the goat! He helped us and he was the nicest person in the store. and he helped my friend…read morewhen she got glass in her shoe.

It's the only grocery store available at Freshfields, and most of the time it gets the job done…read morejust fine. Anyone who's stayed on either Seabrook or Kiawah Island is most likely intimately familiar with this Harris Teeter. On many visits, we've found this store to be relatively well-stocked. However, the week before Easter was definitely a busy one for this store, and they were cleaned out of a lot of their typical offerings. For example, their take-and-bake pizzas are an easy and decent dinner after a day at the beach, but to our surprise, there were none left when we stopped in around 5 PM on a Wednesday. I'm confident that this not a regular occurrence - but something to note if you're visiting during the busy season. I will echo other reviewers that mentioned narrow aisles and an interesting layout. This store is definitely on the smaller side, and can feel crowded when there's multiple people in one aisle. One way to avoid this is shopping outside of peak hours ... early in the morning our later at night. The cashiers are mostly friendly and always fast. If you come from a state with Kroger or Fry's instead of Harris Teeter, rest assured that you can still input your phone number for your shopper rewards. Another positive is that I haven't noticed a difference in prices from this store and non-touristy grocery stores. Again, it does the trick for being the only grocery store at Freshfields. However, it could certainly use a little love and a few updates.