Harvest Market is quite the little hidden gem. Their coffee is delicious and it was such a nice…read moresurprise to find quality cold brew and lattes down the street from us. My vanilla latte was especially tasty with the high quality syrup they use. There's even a small selection of pastries available. Do yourself a favor and get the cinnamon roll. That cream cheese frosting is divine. The market itself offers a nice assortment of local food items sauces, spices, and sweets. Great stop for gifts for your foodie friends. We didn't get a chance to try their take home and reheat meals but they had a lot of tasty looking options like chicken piccata and leek bread pudding. There's a nice cozy couch inside that just invites you to come relax with your coffee. Or enjoy the sun outside with the tables and chairs set up in front of the store.

This is one of the James Island staples and Harvest Market brings so much to the Island in the way…read moreof great food, friendly service and fun family events. They have some awesome seasonal special drinks and a great selection of different high quality snacks, treats and meals.

Definitely not Black owned or connected to Gullah folk. A coworker brought me some from a gift…read moreshop and it's missing authenticity. Like it's the stove top stuffing of Gullah, in my opinion. If you care about actually supporting Gullah folk, this isn't it. When I looked up the company to see who owns it, that told me everything I need to know. Coworker could have kept her money!

If you like good southern grits, gumbo, and seafood dips, this is the place. They have an online…read morestore as well if your not local. Their staff were quite welcoming, nice, and very friendly. Upon entering the shop, a friendly lady walked up and greeted me. We bought the Shrimp and Grits $11.95, Gullah Gullah gumbo $11.95, and the Lazy Afta Noon Crab Dip $7.95, which came with a free box of Club crackers. Apparently the products we purchased today were featured on Food Network, Rachel Ray, and other media outlets as displayed in the shop. Can't wait to try them out this week after we visit Crosbys for fresh seafood.

One of my VERY favorite stores in Mount Pleasant. I read a review from a fellow yelper ( Wendy, who…read moreactually did their first review) and knew I had to visit. I can honestly say that I could buy 99% of the inventory there without a second thought. I may need another house to put it all in ( just relocated here) but I have never seen quite the array of both holiday and classic decor for the home. If you want a wow factor and love to decorate ( I do not, but I love it when someone does it for me!) this is your store. I have to go regularly to buy Savannah Cheese Straws (I am from Savannah) as I am totally addicted to them. Can't wait to try some of their take out specials as well especially since I haven't come across my pots and pans in this move . There is not one thing about this store that I don't adore!

What a find located right here in Moultrie Plaza in Mt. Pleasant. Apparently they started out in…read moreMyrtle Beach area & have a store in Georgetown. You could actually spend quite some time here. They offer so much... lunch, take away, premade meals (huge variety) gluten free options. Shopping ... it's such a lovely vibe, currently decorated for Easter, gifts, wine, coastal decor... just a gorgeous store. Next door they have a fairly large covered seating area & bar where people were having lunch. It's called The Perch. Dogs welcome. This time I didn't eat but I plan on returning with friends to have lunch & shop. Do not miss.

Seriously excited every time I pass this in the food truck is open! Fried fish is my favorite, but…read morethe grilled fish and fried shrimp is also delightful. I love crispy, french fries, and a good hush puppy. Super thankful they are now open on Sundays! Might just be summer hours so check ahead. There is a shop with local goods and fishing equipment upstairs. Food truck has outdoor seating on the water if you choose to stay or carry out.

Sadly no lunch from food truck on Monday…read more Me & Evie were looking for live shrimp bait but none to be found. They were cleaned out for Easter. They had lots of FROZEN, mullet, squid & shrimp! We said no thanks. They have wide selection of tackle so we got some weighted riggs. All their logo hoodies & tees are WAY over priced!! They have their own pier over the sound side inlet.

I've passed CudaCo many times over the past 4 years. It's always caught my eye, but being from…read moreMount Pleasant, I've always been on a mission, go to Hyams and then get an amazing sandwich from Yous Guys. But luckily I was craving seafood when I left Hyams, so I decided to to give CudaCo a shot. As soon as you walk in the door, you can tell it's not your typical seafood market. There's a room of wines for sale, beer, and a few dining tables. Then there's the fresh catch display case... And I must say, their selection is consistently great. The quality and freshness is top notch. And they usually have some hard to find fresh catch. What makes CudaCo stand out from other markets is that you can pick your desired catch from the display case and then have them cook it to your liking. Everything that I've had was literally foot stomping good. And to add to that, they also offer frozen seafood, premade dips, and many other items in the freezer section. I'm a huge fan of CudaCo and I'm mad at myself for taking so long to give them a shot.

So, I've tried this place a couple times. First time, we got some fried flounder and it was just…read moreok. Seriously underseasoned. Was prob the worst fried flounder I've ever had, to be completely honest. But that's not why I give this place such a low rating. It's the service. Both times I've been here - the first time to eat there and the second time to just buy some fresh fish to cook at home - the people who worked there have been borderline rude. Maybe rude is the wrong word. Personality-less might be a better descriptor. There was a major vibe of - "what do you want...because you're bothering me..." if that makes sense. Contrast that with Crosby's down the road (heading towards Folly Beach on the right) and the difference is STARK. Crosby's people are *always* so nice and helpful. Can't tell you how many times I've struck up a conversation about what I was buying and how I was planning to cook it at Crosby's. CudaCo, on the other hand, is cold and their staff seems completely indifferent about their customers. It's why I never go there anymore and I tell everyone I know to avoid it like the plague. Bottom line, save your time and money and go to Crosby's instead. Life's too short to be treated the way CudaCo treats their customers.

Located a bit outside town, but well worth the stop. We noticed some of their items for sale at the…read moreCharleston City Market, but didn't want to be laden down with packages while walking around the city, so we came here on our way north. The woman behind the counter couldn't have been nicer or more helpful. Loved the benne wafers, of course, but also the key lime cookies, red velvet covered cherries, peach butter and cheese zingers! Made the perfect gifts to bring back to the office. Can't go wrong here!

Item ordered Low country Seafood Gift Basket. Basket is as…read morepromised. Individual spices and mix's perfect for our family celebration. Gift will be a huge hit. Thanks for fast shipping. Everything is perfect. Will be ordering again soon. Consider me 100% happy.

Great local boutique grocery experience. I consider it more of a deli experience with pre-made food…read moreitems, a hot dog bar, and limited selection of foods. This is the perfect place to go when you don't want to plan ahead for dinner, just let Burbages' selection tell you what you'll be eating tonight.

Burbage's is a longtime (opened in 1946), family-owned small grocery on Broad Street. It is close…read moreto the Cathedral of St John the Baptist and Colonial Lake. It looks more like a convenience store, but it is full of specialty food items. It has a decent selection of local products, which includes their own brand of chocolates. The store has a deli in the back as well, offering hot dogs, sandwiches and soups. As a grocery, you will not find everything you need here. There are no fresh items, but if you live nearby and are looking for some random pantry ingredients, a certain sauce or a bottle of wine and do not want to travel far, this shop will do in a pinch.

We stumbled upon this place during our trip to Charleston. Given the rarity of quality cheese shops…read moreback home, we were overjoyed to see the quality and sheer diversity of what was on hand. Wine selection was good, if not as diverse as the cheeses. As impressed as we were with their products, I have to honestly say that this was the very first fromagerie in my life where there was an absolute and complete absence of joy in what they're doing. It's truly a shame, and I sincerely hope we simply stumbled upon an off day for them.

Really great venue (reminded me of shops in NYC), fresh food items (meats, cheeses, olives etc)…read morewith a great wine selection. Knowledgeable staff.

Great people and produce and etc. a long time local family. Try the prepared productsread more

Best farm around. Owned and run by a very respectful family. They have been around forever and…read moreknow how to do business!

You simply cannot beat Bert's! FREE coffee 24X7…read more Open year round!! They have a little bit of everything! They start serving breakfast @ 5am!!!

I love this place. It's the perfect beach market. They have almost everything you need so you don't…read morehave to brave the bridge to go to Publix, and everything you need for a great day trip to the beach. Always clean and cool, even if it's a little crowded (gotta use that square footage the best you can!). Always a fun little stop before or after Chico.