About 10Best's Myrtle Beach Shopping Selections:
 For several generations of Myrtle Beach vacationers, shopping meant hitting the souvenir shops packed into the narrow Ocean Drive storefronts. Historically, places like Wings, Eagles and The Gay Dolphin made fortunes off hermit crabs, boogie boards and humorous (sometimes off-color) tees every summer. Like the dining scene, though, the shopping landscape has evolved. While hitting the stores will never supplant golf and the beach as the area's most popular playthings, all you have to do is drive out to multi-use developments like Barefoot Landing or Broadway at the Beach and take a look at the enormous crowds to understand how most people have embraced the Strand's ever-expanding selection of shops and department stores. If you're looking for good buys, the beach area supports two Tanger Outlets, and if the weather doesn't gel with open-air shopping plans, there are also three enclosed malls featuring several brand-name retailers. Be sure, too, that you check out a few "off the tourist-ed path" destinations, namely Hudson's Flea Market, where you can find anything under the sun, and the Hammock Shops at Pawleys Island, a good place to pick up local art, jewelry and, yes, handmade hammocks. A good day's escape from the bustle of the Strand is the Town of Calabash, if for no other reason than to use the veil of a shopping excursion as your excuse to eat lunch at the Seafood Hut!
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A new urban village in Myrtle Beach. They have everything from retail and restaurants to a movie theather. Some of the shops include Barnes & Noble, Banana Republic, Bath & Body Works, Brooks Brothers, Pottery Barn, Tommy Bahama’s Tropical Café, Victoria's Secret, Williams-Sonoma, Ann Taylor, and Anthropologie, and many more. Many restaurants also, including PF Chang! :)
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When I first moved to the beach, I couldn't find the furniture I wanted, then I wandered down to Pawleys Island and found Primarily Pine. They had exactly the right funriture for the look I was trying to achieve. They're friendly and have wonderful stuff.
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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