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BAREFOOT. Comprised of four individual sections, Barefoot Landing is a favorite destination among tourists, who love not only the shopping but the food and entertainment as well. Among the stores are several big name retailers – Big Dog Sportswear and Dress Barn to name a few – plus independents like the Barefoot General Store. Nighttime entertainment is in the form of music venues such as House of Blues and the Alabama Theatre, and pubs and bars for every taste. Sustenance is supplied by ice cream and coffee shops and chains such as Joe's Crab Shack and T-Bonz Gill & Grill.
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BROADWAY. Live entertainment venues, nightclubs, dining, specialty shops and more all situated around a 23-acre freshwater lake. Shops include specialty apparel boutiques for women, men and kids, shoe stores and resort wear specialists. There's also a Build-A-Bear Workshop, art galleries, numerous jewelry and accessory stores, and souvenir and gift shops. Dining and nightlife options include everything from seafood to pizza and rock 'n roll to classical, with a number of national chains represented. Entertainment options range from Ripley's Aquarium and miniature golf to movie theaters and a baseball stadium. Individual business hours vary.
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MYRTLE BEACH. Opened in 2004, this fashionable mall is anchored by Belk, Sears, Dillard's, Bed Bath & Beyond and Dick's Sporting Goods. All the familiar favorites are here like Bath & Body Works, Charlotte Russe, Earthbound Trading Company, Express, Gap, Abercrombie & Fitch, Aéropostale, Gymboree, Jos. A. Bank, PacSun and Victoria's Secret. For entertainment, there's a 14-screen cinema, an indoor climbing wall, a food court and a few sit-down restaurants.
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CALABASH. This fishing village, just across the state line, invented the concept of Calabash-style seafood (large portions of fresh seafood and homemade sides served in casual environs). Of course, there's more to do here than eat. Plenty of neat little specialty and gift shops sit at the intersection of River Street and Beach Drive, and it's darn near impossible to leave town without a trinket, piece of art or some other unique memento. One last note: Local lore has it that legendary radio personality Jimmy Durante once stopped here for a bite to eat and was so impressed by the hospitality of his hostess, he pledged to make her famous; ergo, his famous sign-off, "Goodnight, Mrs. Calabash, wherever you are."
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The original Pawleys Island Hammock Shop drew such a steady stream of tourists that several additional shops and restaurants sprung up in its shadow. Today, you'll find not only hammocks, but a nice array of other goods, from candles and children's clothing to Christmas decorations and jewelry. There are gourmet and South Carolina specialty food shops, an Audubon gift shop, and a couple of art galleries as well. And at lunchtime, whether you're looking for a bite on the go or a full sit down meal, you'll find it here. Individual business hours vary, but most shops are open Mon-Sat 9:30am-6pm and Sun noon-5pm.
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MYRTLE BEACH. This enclosed mall, located between Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, features traditional anchors JCPenney and Belk as well as popular specialty shops like Books-a-Million, Aeropostale, and Pacific Sunwear. But perhaps the mall's biggest draw is Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World, the only South Carolina location of the popular fishing, hunting, hiking and camping superstore. A destination unto itself, Bass Pro Shops carries a mind-boggling range of merchandise (from waders all the way to ATVs) and supplements that with occasional demonstrations (cooking or bird-dogging, for example) and one very impressive fish tank (stocked with bass, of course).
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Anchored by Belk, JCPenney, Kmart, and Stein Mart, this popular mall is ideal when you need to get the kids out of the house on a rainy day. At the food court, you'll find the "Kid's Zone," a soft play area that's lots of fun. The mall offers numerous special events for kids as well, so check local listings if you have some time to kill. Of course, if it's shopping you want they have that, too, including Bath & Body Works, Books-A-Million, Hibbett Sports, Rack Room Shoes and Cato.
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MYRTLE BEACH. This Tanger Outlet Mall, at the northern end of Myrtle Beach, offers shoppers a plethora of upscale outlet stores, including BCBG Maxazria, Movado, Liz Claiborne, Polo Ralph Lauren, Ann Taylor and Coldwater Creek. There are more casual options as well, such as Gap, Time Factory, Old Navy, Reebok, Easy Spirit and Earthbound Trading Company. It's a documented fact that intense shopping makes you hungry, and there's plenty to choose from here, such as Ben and Jerry's, Cinnabon or the Great Steak & Potato Co.
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MYRTLE BEACH. One of two Tanger outlet malls in Myrtle Beach. You'll find a great variety of outlet clothing and shoe stores, including Brooks Brothers, OshKosh B'Gosh, Cole Haan, the Brown Shoe Closet, Nine West, Guess, Nike and Timberland. Home accessories and housewares are available, too – Revere, Lenox, Oneida, Pfaltzgraff, Samsonite and Wilson's Leather all have outlets here. When it's time to take a breather, check out Mrs. Fields Bakery, Harry and David or the Sara Lee Sandwich Shoppe.
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Bargain seekers take note – Hudson's has 430 vendor spaces, and you can find some awesome deals among the stalls, whether you're looking for antique tables or computer desks, china or cheap plates for you college-bound daughter. The family owned business was started in 1975 and is now the largest covered flea market on the Grand Strand. They have five whole acres of free parking too! You'll also find food booths, and on Sunday mornings, there are non-denominational church services for both kids and adults. A fun place to spend the day.
Our shopping categories guide you to the best places to find souvenirs and mementoes of a perfect trip. Where do you find a book on local history? How about a recording of that terrific zydeco band you heard? Maybe a trinket for the kids or spouse? Use our lists to narrow your search.
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