I had an absolutely terrible checkout experience at this store tonight, although the woman at the…read morebakery counter was delightful, helpful, and professional. (The photos show just how tense and unnecessarily escalated this situation became over a simple cake purchase. Three employees were essentially tag-teaming me over an incorrect charge that could have been addressed when I first pointed out the repeated scans--before Gary charged me and forced me to leave, examine the receipt, and come back inside. Instead, it took three employees about ten minutes to address a basic checkout mistake that should have been corrected in less than a minute. I started recording a video after a few minutes of them telling me I was wrong and them being rude, then suddenly they started being fake nice when I put my camera on, classic.) I had just gotten out of work and had hot takeout food waiting for me. I stopped briefly to purchase three cakes for a special occasion, advertised as three for $12. Gary, the cashier, rang in more cakes than I actually had, leaving the receipt full of confusing entries and corrections. I heard the repeated scans and immediately asked him, calmly and politely, to check. He would not scroll back to let me see all of the charges on the screen. Instead, he repeatedly assured me that I had not been overcharged, so I had to complete the transaction and wait for the receipt to print. Outside, I checked it and discovered that I was right. Despite all the corrections, I had still been charged $17.97 for three cakes advertised as three for $12. I went back inside and deliberately approached another cashier because I did not want to deal with Gary again, but he came over and continued insisting the receipt was correct. The second cashier also repeatedly told me I was wrong and claimed this was simply "how the receipt looks." She underlined different entries with a pencil and tried to explain that the $17.97 represented only one cake, which made no mathematical sense. I finally had to pull out my own calculator and walk two employees who handle money through the charges before they began recognizing the problem. The second cashier then rudely told me, "You're going to have to wait," dismissed me, and looked away. The way she spoke to and disregarded me was what started making me genuinely angry. When the manager arrived, he barely acknowledged me, side-eyed me, and acted irritated rather than concerned. By then, the cakes had been tossed around and shaken up during the ordeal, and I was too upset to want them, so I returned all three. At one point, Gary remarked that "life is too short." I replied, "Yeah, it is too short, and I don't have time for this s***." The manager focused entirely on that statement, threatened to have me removed and banned from the store, and shooed me away. I acknowledge exactly what I said after the situation escalated, but I began calmly and politely. One frustrated statement does not excuse ringing in more cakes than I had, refusing to check the transaction, repeatedly insisting I was wrong, dismissing me when I asked for help, or threatening to ban me. This ruined my evening. The hot food I had ordered was cold by the time I arrived to pick it up, and I left without the cakes I needed for a special occasion. I regularly shop here, but after this treatment and being threatened with a ban, I am uncomfortable to return and will tell my family and friends how I was treated. Gary has made mistakes on my previous transactions that I chose to let go. This time, I simply did not want to be overcharged. The employees escalated the situation through their dismissive and arrogant treatment, then acted as though I was the problem for questioning an incorrect charge. The manager's mafia-wannabe approach felt more like intimidation than customer service. The woman at the bakery counter was the only person who treated me with genuine kindness and professionalism. Frankly, she demonstrated better management qualities than the manager and should have his job. Corporate should review the register transaction, my receipt, and the complete camera footage. Mistakes happen. What made this unacceptable was the refusal to check, repeated arguing and dismissal, lack of accountability, wasted time, and threatening treatment from management.

Service and desserts are wonderful. 3 for 12 lets you try different ones. So that's awesomeread more

Wow! We thought the menu and reviews looked good, but they undersold! We had two of the best…read moresandwiches ever! BLT on sourdough, bacon(perfect portion) two slices of perfectly ripe tomatoes, lettuce and mayo! The bread was lightly grilled and the sandwich was amazing! The Pastrominator, pastrami, pickled onions, slaw, and mustard in a chibatta roll. My husband's comment, "this is one of the best sandwiches in my life" The place is great, simple screened in porch or outdoor tables plus fresh in season fruit and vegetables and Italian food. The folks were super nice service was spot on. Definitely will be back

Lee's Farmers Market is a fantastic spot for Fresh produce and Italian Specialties. They have…read morewines, pasta, sauces, olive oils, breads, international cheese, meats, seafood, etc. Their take and bake crab cakes are fantastic and be sure to check out their farm fresh produce, and groceries from the everyday to the gourmet. Their Deli and Sandwich Shop features a weekly LINE UP of daily sandwich specialties that are must try when you are there. Eat in or take out options are available. There is plenty of parking and the staff is friendly and helpful. Definitely a locals favorite spot but also great for visitors looking for a place to pick up some fresh food and groceries for their stay.

This is as authentic a Brazilian Market as I've found. They have all the cuts of meat a Brazilian…read morecould want; picanha, fraldinha, linguiça Toscana, even cupim! Prices are reasonable and the staff are more than willing to help. if you are American and have never traveled abroad, its organization may seem cluttered or haphazard, but trust me, there are serious treasures here and the staff will help. They have simply transferred their family butchery in Brazil to the US. Ask them about the cuts of meat!

Y'all should check this place out! it's banging off the hook good!!! First and foremost they have a…read moremeat market in the back that is absolutely incredible, they make several choirico/sausage in the house. They have salgadas like hand pies, bread meat stuffed selections that are hot and ready to eat, highly recommend!! It's a full-fledged grocery store, with sauces and condiments and snacks, foods, meats, homemade desserts. they even have toiletries and personal items so if there's a product that you're looking for they might have it, they even have a little bit of natural health or holistic items items you know teas and things like that. This place is so good. Note I do not speak Spanish everyone here does they did have to go get a most gracious and friendly translator for me she was super nice, and a frequent shopper also stopped me and chatted about how much she loves to place and she visits regularly and she also helped me out with some information she's the one that pointed me towards the Salgados! They were so yummy! Large parking lot plenty of room to park you can get to the location from the little back street to the frontage road off Bob grissom or you can turn off the outbound 501 lane.

They've been in business since 1948 and I've been coming here since the late 1960's when my family…read morewould vacation in Cherry Grove. Even though as an adult I usually stay in Myrtle Beach , I still make a trip to Cherry Grove to walk the pier , walk the beach , and of course stop in at Boulineau's IGA. I make a point to come the day they do Chicken Bog in the Cafe , which I think is Friday. It is so good and so is the Fried Chicken. The Cafe has such a great selection , great price , clean dining areas , great service , and is very popular with tourists and locals. I stayed at the Golden Mile / Cabana Beach the whole month of February and came here twice. The grocery store has pretty much everything you need for vacation. Food , bathroom items , cleaners , fresh produce , fresh meats , grilling supplies , fishing supplies , beach items , you name it ! Upstairs they have a shop with all kinds of beach items like shirts , decorations , swimwear , hats , wind chimes , games , coffee cups , and on and on. The prices are fair for North Myrtle Beach / Myrtle Beach. Of course you have to go up to the observation area that looks like a lighthouse and look at the ocean and the surrounding area , it's free. So many memories for me here in Cherry Grove. One of my favorite places in the world and I lived in Germany for 4 years in the Army and traveled Europe in the 80's. It will always be in my heart.

Wow! We just found the deli this trip and needless to say, Chandler B. makes a perfect Italian…read morehoagie! He was friendly and we will be back in the future!

We were in myrtle for a bachelor party and playing tourist walking around Broadway at the Beach…read more The groom said we all had to go into pepper palace to try the Nasal Napalm... I love spicy but that did not sound appetizing. Alas, it was at the grooms request so the five of us obliged. There's a little fridge right up front that houses the napalm and when we came in we mentioned that we wanted to sample it. The woman working was so excited that she got us all set up and took pictures for us too. As for the Nasal Napalm, I wouldn't recommend putting it on anything you plan on eating. Some might like it but it's like if horseradish was mixed with ether and then you put it in the fridge and use it to prank your friends. If you love it, more power to you, but it made us all wince in pain (see pics). As for the rest of the place, they've hot hundreds if not thousands of hot sauces to choose from so check it out if you like it hot.

We had a great time trying out all kinds of salsas and hot sauces. There is one that you have to…read moresign a waiver for. I did not do that one but the one I did try put me into an automatic euphoric state. The customer service and pricing is great!

This place offers an overwhelming selection of spices (for cooking), teas, and sugars (for baking…read moreand cocktails). And y'know what: you can't get "overwhelming" selections of spices, teas, and sugars virtually anywhere else, so that's a GOOD thing. Every one offers a glass jar that you can open to "smell" the sugar/tea/spice you're thinking of buying. In the case of the teas, they will make you a hot/iced version of the tea (and charge for it, but it's surprisingly affordable) to try as well. After awhile, all of the scents kinda blend together (especially for like, hickory or smoked scents), but it's super cool and a ridiculous level of selection. They have smaller pouches, larger bags, or containers/jars for most items, letting you buy smaller quantities to try. I wanna say smaller pouches were starting around $6 (September 2025). They had quite a few blends of demarara sugars that are going to be great for cocktail garnishing. (Salted caramel sugar? Burnt espresso sugars? mmmm!) And my meat-loving friends picked up a ton of different stuff. Expect to spend a bit in here. There are SO many things to see. The basics are divided into various walls (teas separate from sugars, etc.), but their display tables of seasonal merch in the middle of the store require some careful perusal too. Staff was friendly, and they definitely know their stuff, but they clearly know people get overwhelmed and left us alone. I did not expect to pop into the store, but honestly, I'm super glad I did.

Great selection of spices and very helpful staff. Great location, very easy to find. I need to…read moretry out their tea selection

Quagliata Brothers Italian deli & market has all your favorite Italian favorites. The market is…read moreamazing. You have to check them out !

They serve food and beverages but have no restrooms. They just expanded. Got my food had to go to…read moregas station to use restrooms. I think the owner thinks he still lives in Italy....i spent about 150.00 dollars this place is not cheap. Employees are indifferent to your food Orders or service

The market is nice with tons of variety but the stars of the show were the ladies at the cafe. So…read moresweet and welcoming. Everything we had was delicious and clearly homemade. Just real food. Everything is priced adequately. If you want to try something a little different and experience some culture, this is your place. Engage with the ladies! They are super friendly and their broken English is adorable. 5/5

Overpriced with pass expiration food. Lots of reviews are manufactured by owners and their…read morerelatives.

Lovely shop Don't let the reviews sway your judgement, the oils are delightful which was nice…read moresince I was looking for a white balsamic with lemon. Got to also taste a blue berry and lemon balsamic which was delectable. Definitely get the pamphlet and join the club to get money off future purchases. Their wines are clean too Ms Sharon was very accommodating and I enjoyed the tasting experience, a gem of a shop.

The store is upscale and has a good variety of infused EVOO. However, they are lean on organic…read moreoils (actually, I was told they didn't carry, but I found on my own ... another case of personnel not knowing their inventory). It is never a good sign when there is no expiration 'best use' dates on the bottles. More importantly, a really good quality olive should have a harvest date. So, no, I like the store layout, but there are much better extra virgin olive oils available for the money.

Nothing says Nostalgia like the Piggly Wiggly. So grateful…read morethere is still one operating here in Myrtle Beach. It's got a good plethora of snacks and food if you're staying here for more than a week & don't want to go out for every meal. Had to pick up peach soda & moon pies for the kiddos, plus a long sleeve Piggly Wiggly Tee to remind me of where I used to shop growing up. Love the signs throughout the store. The staff are humble and kind. This is an old school market in the middle of tourist land. I hope this place remains open for generations to come. Support your local Piggly Wiggly rather than the large scale supermarkets; The locals will appreciate it!

The store is closing so they don't have much. But it was my first visit to a Piggly Wiggly so I was…read morehappy about that, only seen on TV before. Looks like a family store.