Dining in Myrtle Beach

Eating out in Myrtle Beach is one of the top reasons people book Myrtle Beach and the Grand Strand for their vacation time and time again. Myrtle Beach restaurants boast some of the best restaurants in the Southeast. The wide range of options allows you to try something new every day. With over 2,000 restaurants along the Grand Strand, there is something available to satisfy every taste. Dining in Myrtle Beach is unforgettable with nearly 2,000 restaurants to please everyone’s palate.

The Myrtle Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau brings you a list of the most incredible restaurants in the area, from delicious seafood and steaks to delicious pastries and coffee. You can find seafood and country cuisine, including grilled and fried seafood, seasoned vegetables and more. Taste an international feast of Japanese, Italian, Chinese, Thai, steak and Greek delicacies. Whether you’re craving soul food or seafood, you can find it on the Grand Strand. At the southern end of the beach in Surfside Beach is Crabby Mike’s, featuring a 100-item seafood buffet complete with Alaskan king crab legs (in season). If you don’t like the buffet, there are still plenty of seafood restaurants that cook to order.

The reviews can help you sort through the plethora of options. With so many restaurant options in Myrtle Beach and the greater Grand Strand area, online restaurant reviews can be helpful in narrowing down your choices, and we encourage you to read several reviews before deciding where to dine.

You can also locate where to eat by area, such as Murrells Inlet, North Myrtle Beach, Broadway at the Beach, Surfside Beach, Little River, and other Grand Strand waterfront areas. All of these places offer the best in fine dining and casual dining. For truly delicious dinners, try the Thoroughbreds. Rivaled only by the Library, Thoroughbreds is one of the few places along the Grand Strand that truly specializes in fine dining.

When the sun goes down, choose from several types of entertainment. Nightclubs such as 2001 Nightclub, Studebaker’s, Crocodile Rocks with dueling pianos await with exceptional music, dance and entertainment.

Myrtle Beach’s dining and entertainment experience is sure to satisfy the tastes of its most selective visitors and guests.