Just self check out but instead of the normal area you walk down lane that looks like you used to…read morehave someone there helping you... the kiosk wasn't working well got stuck behind an old lady that needed so much in person help and was super slow. The self checkout situation at Walmart really sucks, you need humans to do the checkout. And please tell me why the hell they don't allow tap pay?!?! Awful.

Shopped the grocery section. No Cashiers and only 3 self check out. Employees were congregated just…read morechatting. Employee doing checkout as you leave the store only checked minority customers.

Had wonderful service at the customer service counter while getting my savings card set up. Prices…read morearen't that bad and with a savings card you can find some good deals. Delicious food selection and was excited about the fresh fruit. Also super thankful they had restrooms!

This location is my second option when staying in the Isle of the Palms area. They have…read morefully-stocked shelves, and I usually go before work around 9 am. So, it appears that they stock their store overnight and during early morning hours. Due to a city ordinance, face masks are required at retail establishments and food-service establishments, including grocery stores and restaurants.

Big fan of this Publix! It's my go-to for nibbles and sub sandwiches before hitting up the beach or…read morePitt street bridge. Can't ever go wrong with a pub sub deal of the day - it's 2 for the price of 1 so perfect when ballin' on a budget. I admire their seasonal ice cream flavors too! Very rich and flavorful. Shopping is certainly a pleasure with this convenient Publix.

I've had several conversations with the pharmacist about keeping my prescription in stock since I…read moreexperience withdrawal symptoms when there's a lapse in taking it. I've been reassured multiple times that it would be kept on hand for this reason, yet I just called again today and was told it has to be ordered and won't arrive until next week. This has happened several times, and it's really disappointing given how important medication consistency is. I hope they can improve communication and reliability with refills like this in the future.

If you live long enough, you will experience a first. For me, my first happened this Christmas. I…read morewas so busy between working and caring for my mother-in-law that I let the neighborhood grocery store close and I didn't get my dinner items. Talk about being mortified. I knew that I didn't have an option. But I talked to Google and I discovered Opie Drive-Thru Grocery. I was able to place an order and my husband went to Mount Pleasant (1 hour and 7 minutes away from Santee) to pick up the groceries. I prepared our Christmas dinner and it was possible because of Opie Drive-Thru Grocery. Placing the food order was a snap and although there were some items that weren't available, I had those staples in my pantry and fridge. My husband said that picking up our items was a great experience as the young man who assisted him was very friendly and professional. All I can say is that Opie Drive-Thru Grocery saved my Christmas dinner. We could have been eating ham sandwiches and potato chips but instead we dined on homemade lasagna and a garden salad. For a first, this was an awesome experience. Drive-Thru groceries. What a grand concept! ​

Found this lovely drive-through gas station/food shop in Mount Pleasant while looking for a tasty…read moretreat on yelp. Got a coconut mocha iced coffee that was absolutely phenomenal and then we also got some pastries a doughnut and a homemade pop tart which is absolutely delicious and baked fresh Customer service was exceptional and I love this easy inconvenient concept of a drive-through gas station with amazing prices. We will definitely be back the next time we're in Mount Pleasant.

When I lived in South Carolina in the 90's Harris Teeter was the premier grocery store. Then…read moreanother chain came through and people flocked to that one. I was excited to come back and see how things had changed. I learned that to get the best and freshest items, get there early! The rotisserie chickens are quite hefty and taste delicious. They carry items that I can't get anywhere else. That's how I rate stores to begin with. I WILL and do regularly go to multiple places if need be, but it's a bonus to get it all done in one spot. The folks that work here are very nice. My only knock is when you bring your own bags inside ( you have to here in SC) , they pack them so heavily that I couldn't even lift them into the trunk. Thank goodness, I was able to call on another young man in the parking lot who happily and kindly assisted. He even said it was heavy. But the biggest and best reason for going to Harris Teeter is this. I begrudgingly am going to share this with my fellow Yelpers because they have done right by me all these years. HARRIS TEETER CARRIES RED VALENCIA GREEN PEANUTS!!!!! And damn fine, fresh ones too!!! The season is short so get them while you can! They are easy to make ( time consuming, but easy) and they freeze beautifully. They taste exactly like you just made them if done right. I do not like the jumbo white ones you usually find in these parts so these are a treat. Both of my refrigerator freezers are filled with them in various zip lock bag sized. Snack, 2people and PARTY size. I thought I was going to have to drive 5 hours for my other straight from the farmer source. If you say you hate them because they taste like beans, I am fine with it. Just means more for me!!! Harris Teeter, thank you!!!

Yikesaroni. My mom is a diehard Publix fan, so today for our large family grocery haul I convinced…read moreher to try Harris Teeter, as I've found that my local one in NC often has unique and different items than what you can typically find at other grocery stores. She agreed, and we went together today, having a good time grabbing new products at good prices up and down the aisles. But then we get to the checkout and damn.... There are more than 8 availabe registers and only one person checking people out. There were several people with carts filled to the brim, all waiting in the same line to be rung up. Then on top of it, we all had to bag our own stuff which proceeded to hold up the line either further. I understand when we have to help out at places from time to time (and in fact, I often like to) but for it to be an expectation is wild. And multiple employees walked by without an offer of help. I mean I guess I could get it when you've got a young adult customer doing the job, but 70-something year olds? Is it the generation? This store? This company? That was very bizarre, ro say the very least. (If I wanted to bag my own pile of things, then I would have gone to the self checkout....) I see now why we will be continuing with Publix. The customer service is off the charts, with friendly people helping with checkout, bagging, and even loading the car. Not to mention they know their regulars by name.... This Harris Teeter can't even come close. We tried, Mt P, HT! But not again. I'll stick to other grocery stores while in the Charleston area.

I am not an Aldi shopper; however, there was something drawing me to check out the new location on…read moremy way to Costco. The parking lot is large. I walked in and was immediately impressed with the bright, clean and amply stocked shelves and cold cases. There's lots of national brand items at lower prices than Publix and many store brands that I frequently purchase to fill my pantry . There were two large aisles of Aldi Finds ... unusual items that you wouldn't expect to find at an Aldi. The produce, meats, cheeses, etc., looked decent. As I had other stops, I didn't purchase anything that needed refrigeration. There were numerous staff on the floor ... all interactions were friendly and helpful. I definitely plan to return ...

ALDI ALDI ALDI. I'm a huge fan of ALDI and this location is right in line with the brand. It has…read morethe familiar layout, the same reliable product selection, and the usual 25 cents deposit for your shopping cart. That little ritual always makes me smile because it feels like part of the ALDI rhythm. The store was clean, well organized, and fully stocked. We had no trouble finding our favorite snacks, and as always, the prices were excellent. Even the men's room was clean and well maintained, which is something I always appreciate. Checkout was quick and efficient, just the way I like it. We were able to get in, grab what we needed, and be back on the road in no time. This was a smooth and satisfying shopping experience from start to finish. A great stop, and one I'd gladly return to. [Review 1405 of 2025 - 1349 in South Carolina - 24957 overall]

I've been watching and waiting for this store to open for the better part of two years and it did…read morenot disappoint! Employees, everywhere, with smiles, abound. The lighting is bright; every inch is well utilized with many aisles and cases filled with food, glorious food (and of course, your usual grocery items). They have lovely flowers, sushi, cheese, wines, and many freshly smoked and other beautifully prepared proteins and sides all ready for delicious meals. Many fresh deli salads and entrees to take and bake. Rows of fresh produce and many fresh squeezed juices. Meats, chicken and fish looked fresh and called my name. The bakery was loaded with fresh breads, cookies, cakes and pies ... slices, too. I did not check out the standard grocery aisles due to the crowds ... but, I'll be back. They have a loyalty program that you'll want to check out. Hurry!

The Fresh Market just opened yesterday and you can tell because the place was absolutely packed…read morewith people. It is located next to Dick's Sporting Goods and Nordstrom Rack in the Bowman Rd area Strip Mall. There is lots and lots of parking just outside the door. The store itself is gorgeous with beautiful butchers & seafood counters. They have a wide variety of breads and freshly baked goods along with cakes, freshly made pizzas and hot dinners to take home. They also have a huge selection of salads, ready made, along with a great variety of cheeses, ideal for charcuterie plates, along with various cold cuts. The store is very well laid out, it's easy to find stuff that you're looking for. There is also an enormous selection of beers, wines champagne to hit every palate. The Fresh Market reminds me a lot of Whole Foods. It will be interesting to see how it fares in comparison. They have a lot of staff who are eager to help & get you in and out fast. It's a lovely supermarket. You should check it out.

I wanted to document a very disappointing experience I had at the Harris Teeter seafood counter on…read moreMarch 6. This issue relates to a raincheck that was issued after the lobster tail promotion problems that occurred on February 26. When I arrived at the store on March 6 to pick up the lobster tails tied to my raincheck, the seafood employee (Ty) located a box that contained five lobster tails. My raincheck allowed for up to three tails, and I asked if the store would be willing to honor the raincheck for all five since that was the quantity available in the box. Ty immediately said no, which I understood. However, I then politely asked if he could check with the store manager to see whether an exception could be made. Ty refused to do so and told me I would have to call the manager myself if I wanted that request made. While standing at the seafood counter, I called the store to ask for the manager. At that point, Tristan, the manager on duty, came back to the seafood counter, and I calmly explained the situation. During that conversation, Ty began interrupting, raising his voice, and accusing me of lying while I was trying to speak with the manager. I told Tristan that the interaction was becoming unacceptable and that I would likely need to report the situation to Harris Teeter corporate. As Tristan and I began walking away from the counter, Ty started clapping loudly and shouting insults toward me, saying something along the lines of "go ahead and do that." Regardless of the raincheck question, this kind of behavior toward a customer is completely inappropriate and unprofessional. I have been a Harris Teeter customer for years and have never experienced anything like this. I hope Harris Teeter reviews this situation and addresses the conduct that occurred at the seafood counter.

My appreciation of HT has deteriorated in the last few years. They have completed a recent remodel,…read morewhich made changes to the produce department view and look. It actually cleared the line of sight across the department but also made smaller holding power. Then the other major change was to add more self checkouts and reduce the # of staffed registers. But the service here has changed, to a lesser quality. Many times they are stocking in the daytime, but when trying to shop and pass by the staff just stay in the way. With less staffed registers, it means longer lines. Then with Kroger's takeover, the private brand has also switched, which I find is a lesser quality. But the store is always in good condition, clean, with fresh perishables, it has a with a well run Rx, and a gas station.

Overall, I love WholeFoods! This review is for the salad bar. First thing in the morning, the salad…read morebar is clearly old. I wanted to sit down and eat a good salad of my own making. The tabbouleh, which I was craving looked like it was days old. Limp and dark. The hummus had a film over it. There were a few dolmeh (stuffed grape leaves) left. Come on WholeFoods. You can do better!

Over the years, not much has changed at this Whole Foods. This location is older and rather small…read more It is still insanely busy, especially the parking lot. You can get in and out a bit quicker now if you're willing to go through self-checkout, though. The hot bar, pizza, and salad bar aren't what they used to be pre-COVID, but are still pretty good. With the Amazon partnership, Prime members can save additional money on certain items, and you can return items to Amazon by dropping them off here. I've been to a few other Whole Foods stores over the years. This location definitely has the "Southern Housewife" vibe down, with lots of attractive, upper-middle-class folks. That is the vibe of Mount Pleasant as a whole, though.

This is the best supermarket in Mount Pleasant, or in general I'd say. Everyone who works here is…read moregreat. They are kind and polite in a genuine way, not a mechanical way with rote responses. Publix always puts customers first. During the hurricane chaos, they remained open without forcing employees to stay, only those that wanted to. It's the day before Thanksgiving today, and about 4pm. There is no parking available in the Publix lot so I was dreading what to expect inside the store. Surprisingly pretty calm! Shelves were being continually stocked with all the holiday needs. I asked for assistance 3x and was physically shown exactly where my item was, once by a manager. I was wished Happy Thanksgiving bu pretty much everyone and again, not in a rehearsed way. All cash registers were open and there were no long lines. The best thing I like is the variety of people that work here. From young school aged kids to much older "kids" who are probably post retirement. There are middle aged professional looking men and women, to the college student type. All walks of life can be seen here, all seeming to be happy to be working here. There are several adults with special needs that work here too and I was asked if I needed help from a young man who had Down's syndrome. He led me to what I needed and he told me all about his Thanksgiving and wanted to know about everything about mine. It made my day! Someone was interested in my little Thanksgiving!!! Without hesitation, I would say that a store where the workers are happy to work there is a store I support. My grocery needs are met, I'm happy whilst I shop, it's clean, I am assisted in every way, and I leave feeling content. Why would I go anywhere else?

Grocery store. Deli. Fried chicken. Sometimes fried fish. Frozen vegan cupcakes. Can also order…read morecakes