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Comment Archives: Locations: General: Store

Re: “Bull Street Gourmet

Great sandwiches, soups and salads!!!! Affordable wines and beers. I'm new to the neighborhood and i am going to frequent this place alot! Go chicken salad, go!

Posted by GoodFoodFinder on March 30, 2011 at 11:40 AM

Re: “Factor 5

Went to the one on Rivers for the 2nd time, the same guy was working and completely rude. He said I needed to wait 3 wks before changing my nose piercing, wouldn't even look at it the first time, so I went back 3 weeks later. The guy immediately screamed "no kids allowed" when I walked in with my 2 year old. Since I am a single mom, I guess I am suppose to hire a babysitter for 10 minutes while I have my nose stud changed out. They were having roofing problems, so he couldn't do any piercings and when I went to point at my nose he screamed, "do not touch your jewelry. See the sign" Completely disgusted - went up the road to Exotic Impressions and they were awesome. Took care of my nose, extremely helpful, and very friendly to my son.

Posted by Daisy23 on March 30, 2011 at 8:55 AM

Re: “Bull Street Gourmet

Bull Street Gourmet, eh? More like Bull Sh%* Gourmet. Sad to say this place has really declined in credibility. Recently ordered a bagel sandwich and was given a BLACK bagel. Completely burnt. The staff is so rude, also clearly they do not pay attention to what they are serving.
In addition, they advertise that they use H&H Bagels. H&H Bagels are New York bagels. When I ordered a bagel, I watched the clerk grab my bagel from a Kirkland / CostCo bag.
Not only do they serve you burnt food, but they lie about where the food comes from.
Get it together, B.S.G. Bring back what used to be good.

Posted by businessgurl on March 29, 2011 at 1:29 PM

Re: “Soundwave Records & Comics

By far the worst comic store I've ever been in. Service is terrible and the owner is a crook.

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Posted by MrHarrilasagna on March 28, 2011 at 12:56 PM

Re: “PetSmart

A review of Petsmart? Haha. Get your dog food and pooper scooper and be on your way. What kind of assistance did you need? The dogs are the things that bark and the birds are the things with wings. Hope that helps!

Posted by Gingerman on January 28, 2011 at 3:54 PM

Re: “Accent on Wine

Just what Summerville needed!!! Love the atmosphere and the awesome wine selection. Amazing cheeses too! Kudos to Stephane

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Posted by RandR on January 28, 2011 at 1:34 PM

Re: “PetSmart

Really? No one even said hello or offered to assist me when I went in. I quickly decided I'd rather support a local full line store than this soul-less corporate monstrosity.

Posted by wwarren92 on January 28, 2011 at 11:49 AM

Re: “The Olive Oil Shop

Would love to visit this shop...the next time I am in SC! I import Tutti Amici cold pressed, extra virgin olive oil (slightly filtered)...sounds like it might be just the new product needed in your shop!!!

Posted by olive oil lady on December 7, 2010 at 10:32 PM

Re: “Broadway Performing Arts Studios

Beware of this dance studio. Check their policy about withdrawing. You are committed to pay for the complete semester even if you are not satisfied or find the schedule is not working out for your family. My daughter has danced for 5 years and in the 10 weeks she attended, she did not come close to practising at the level she was at. It is more like play time than a real dance class. Take caution before enrolling at this dance studio!

Posted by sj1234 on November 9, 2010 at 11:07 AM

Re: “Legare Farms

And also, the corn maze died according to the owner. You can't control nature, so it seems like they used innovation instead of giving up. They cut a maze through hedges. Alot of work goes into the upkeep of the place. The questions also did not seem unfriendly to a child either. It woudl be hard to have a maze that suited everyone if the questions throughout were suited to four year olds.

Posted by swampfox on October 23, 2010 at 1:09 AM

Re: “Legare Farms

Actually the farms seem alot of fun to me. It was completely family friendly (except for haunted hay ride). Boone Hall is more well known, but that does not make it better. I saw many kids going through the maze and did fine. People seemed to have a lot of fun

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Posted by swampfox on October 23, 2010 at 12:46 AM

Re: “Nelli Grocery

Basically i am indian. After reaching US we found this store and now we feel like we are staying in our home town. We will get all the fresh vegetables and all grocery items. I would recommend this store to all indians and my american friends also.

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Posted by guru on October 20, 2010 at 2:20 PM

Re: “Legare Farms

When my 4 year old twins and I arrived to Legare Farms, we saw signs leading us to a 'CORN' maze; however, the maze turned out to be a non-children friendly 'MYRTLE' maze. The path desperately needs to be bush hogged so children can walk through the path without becoming scratched/scraped up by tall grasses and tree limbs. As for the 'fun' questions, the game was too advanced for young kids. The whole experience of Legare Farms was mediocre in my opinion. After going through the Myrtle maze, my family and I did not even want to take the hay ride. I strongly suggest taking the kids to Boone Hall Plantation instead for a fun-filled day with your young ones.

Posted by Charleston2005 on October 14, 2010 at 8:36 AM

Re: “Tomato Shed Cafe

My favorite spot for lunch in the Charleston area!! Everything is absolutely delicious and well priced!! My only recommendation would be to add a few more tables and eliminate some of the freestanding displays. I think they have enough of a demand for lunch to do that!!

Posted by rjm on August 28, 2010 at 9:36 PM

Re: “Tomato Shed Cafe

Just "discovered" this place last weekend & had lunch, my wife is now teaching school in that area. Unreal. Best crab cake (sandwich) I've had in my life (I've had a lot), excellent cuke/tomato/onion salad, and water/tea/lemonade for $7. Ended up buying some produce & shrimp (also reasonably priced) for dinner the next night.

We'll be back. Probably tomorrow.

Posted by ETimmonsP on August 27, 2010 at 11:31 AM

Re: “Tomato Shed Cafe

This place has the best home cooking in the Lowcountry. Never a disappointment. The fresh caught shrimp (NO PRESERVATIVES) come in daily from their own boat.

Posted by Guy on August 27, 2010 at 10:55 AM

Re: “52.5 Records

dear fukkyfish,
You should maybe hit the caps lock and the meth pipe a few times less.
52.5 RIP

Posted by aaron a on August 14, 2010 at 6:16 PM

Re: “Seeking Indigo

The atmosphere is otherworldly which accentuates the therapeutic experience. I had an amazing foot bath which cleaned out many toxins in my body. I also enjoyed the "sampler" night which is more social than the private experience though it allowed me to see many other facets of what this great place will do for my body and soul.

Posted by Geordie Buxton on July 12, 2010 at 10:36 PM

Re: “Seeking Indigo

i just stepped into seeking indigo the other day and i have been counting the moments until i can get back inside those walls. i have been looking for place just like this in the charleston area for some time now. $20 miguns! you can't get that anywhere. i immediately felt my worries lift. i spoke to very intelligent people willing and wanting to help me with any problem i have. my lower back with always be appreciative but my mind and my soul, now that it understands peace, will always seek it.

Posted by humanbeing on July 12, 2010 at 5:52 PM

Re: “H&L Asian Market

I love H&L and shop there all the time. And the variety...how much more could any one person want? That store is loaded. I walk the aisles everytime I am there. Amazing. I always go in the daylight though and do know that they are open until 8pm in the evenings. Never have seen any sign of a problem.

Posted by vacationmomma on July 12, 2010 at 1:09 PM
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