Hungryneck Antique Mall

One of my favorite antique stores in the greater Charleston area, and one of the two things that I will actually drive into Mt. Pleasant for. The space is huge and filled with so many things that...
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One of my favorite antique stores in the greater Charleston area, and one of the two things that I will actually drive into Mt. Pleasant for. The space is huge and filled with so many things that I can't even begin to describe them all. There is something here for anyone, regardless of your budget or decorating style. The space is arranged where everything is just out, even though there are different vendors and consigners. There are no booths, and no pesky sales-people hounding you and rushing you through. Many of the vendors have trunks and drawers and cabinets in their spaces, which make for interesting treasure hunts, as you're never sure what you're going to find.
Published by Alma L. Less

Once in a great while you find a store that is worth driving nearly an hour to get to. Hungryneck Antique Mall is one of those places. It is HUGE. I think it takes up the space of an old K-mart or...
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Once in a great while you find a store that is worth driving nearly an hour to get to. Hungryneck Antique Mall is one of those places. It is HUGE. I think it takes up the space of an old K-mart or something. Anyways, it is just plain HUGE. You walk in and there aren't individual booths, just antiques all over the place. It feels like your grandma's attic....stuff on shelves and in trunks and here and there. IT's a mish-mosh but at the same time, well organized and just So much stuff!!! When you go, plan to spend no less than 2 hours just wandering around. And once you think you've seen it all, turn the corner and realize that you still have another 3/4 of the building to go. Be prepared to get your hands dirty. Like all antique stores, this place is dusty but well worth it. To even begin to list the things they have is impossible. I mean, it's got EVERYTHING!!!! I've yet to go there and not leave with SOMETHING, no matter how large or small. They WILL have something that interests you and the stuff there is *NOT* expensive at all.
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Hungryneck is found right after you cross over the Cooper River Bridges and head into Mt. Pleasant. If you decide to go to Hungryneck, make sure that you have at least an hour or to MINIMUM to...
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Hungryneck is found right after you cross over the Cooper River Bridges and head into Mt. Pleasant. If you decide to go to Hungryneck, make sure that you have at least an hour or to MINIMUM to spend walking through the various booths and aisles. Little treasures are tucked away here and there, so spend time rooting around in boxes and trunks. Everything under the sun can be found here--jewelry, clothing, household goods, toys, lamps, pictures, magazines, house fixtures. You can get some super great deals as well. I cannot stress how large of an antique mall this is. You'll get to a point and think "Oh, I've seen all the store" and then look to your right and realize there's a whole 'nother wing that you didn't even see before.... Take your time, look around, and be amazed at the goodies you can find here!
Published by Heather A. Less