~ Myrtle Beach Restaurant

Restaurants in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

In a Myrtle Beach Restaurant you can indulge your senses into some of the the fine delicacies of food that you can find on a menu in Myrtle Beach. Myrtle Beach has hundreds of restaurants ranging from fine and casual dining, seafood, homestyle cooking, buffets, and world flavors too! There are so many different styles of cooking and plates that you just have to explore the dining world of Myrtle Beach.

Myrtle Beach Dining

While on your Myrtle Beach Vacation visit one of the many restaurants in food courts among the hundreds of stores in strip malls through out the area or find a finer restaurant on the front of the boardwalk. On the boardwalk you will find restaurants in Myrtle Beach lining the waterways with catering outside so you can enjoy a meal and catch a fresh summer breeze off the ocean.

In your hunt for a Myrtle Beach Restaurant ... check out the numerous clubs, parties, and restaurants that stay open late just for night-owls with a crave for that perfect meal or midnight snack. Take a quiet walk along the moonlit ocean piers and then make sure to take in a show at one of our 11 live-entertainment theaters hosting big-name performers, country music concerts, and Broadway revues.

Request a Myrtle Beach Vacation today to enjoy all the area has to offer!

Myrtle Beach Restaurant Listing

See our recommended restaurants below:

• Atlantic Grill & Seafood Bar
  This is an interesting place that hasn’t decided exactly what they are trying to accomplish. The menu selections are either great or awful, without any apparent middle ground. Nice décor with no atmosphere, and average service.
  6507 North Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach (843.449.9596)



• Baron’s Steaks & Chops
  Their name says it all about this pretty little restaurant with a very good, while pricey, menu. Too much cigarette smoke and mediocre service.
  9650 North Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach (843.497.8970)



• Billy the Kid’s Seafood
  This mom and pop restaurant is one of the very few places to offer “select” oysters, and while there is no atmosphere and the service leaves something to be desired it is a friendly place with excellent seafood at bargain prices.
  3456 Sea Mountain Hwy, North Myrtle Beach (843.399.3425)



• Bimini’s Oyster Bar & Seafood Grill
  A great, fun little hideaway with something always going on. While the menu is limited all of their offerings are very good, and the staff is very personable. For the adventurous, try their infamous Oyster Shooter.
  730 Lake Arrowhead Road, Myrtle Beach (843.499.5549)



• Collector’s Cafe
  A real find! This “happening,” up-scale restaurant in an art gallery is a true dining pleasure. Their menu changes, but we especially enjoy their black-bean cakes and scallop-cake appetizers, followed by their Filet Merlot or Cajun Spiced Shrimp and Penne Pasta. While service can spotty, it is still one of the best in town.
  7726 North Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach (843.449.9370)



• Greg Norman’s Australian Grille
  Probably the most beautiful restaurant in town overlooking the waterway. While the menu has some outstanding selections, many items don’t measure up to their high prices. Their biggest flaw is the impersonal service, especially the bartenders whom we would rate as lousy.
  4930 South Kings Hwy, North Myrtle Beach (843.361.0000)
  
  
• Longhorn Steakhouse
  A small but well-done steakhouse that is a local’s favorite. What you see is what you get, and what you get is good, and that includes the service.
  7604 North Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach (843.449.7013)



• Nakato Japanese Steak House Seafood & Sushi Bar
  Another Japanese steakhouse, but this one is Myrtle Beach’s oldest, and one of the friendliest. Besides the hibachi table dining they have the only “floating sushi bar” that is really neat.
  9912 North Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach (843.449.3344)



• New York Style Italian Deli Restaurant
  This small family-owned eatery is truly a wonderful find. The owner/chef, from Sorrento, Italy by way of New Jersey, serves up excellent veal and pasta dishes at very reasonable prices. What they lack in décor they more than make up for in friendly and personable service.
  5223 North Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach (843.692.9294)



• Rosa Linda’s Mexican Restaurant
  Myrtle Beach’s first Mexican restaurant. They offer excellent menu selections, good food, healthy portions with average service and good prices.
  4713 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach (843.272.6823)



• S ugar Shack Jamaican Restaurant
  While it is a little out of the way, this is one of our very favorite places. Every dish is a “wow!” Caribbean pizza, spicy beef Jamaican patty and conch cake appetizers followed by the best baby back ribs or jerk steak we have ever tasted. They also get our vote for the best key lime pie.
  1609 Hale Beach Road, Ocean Isle Beach, (910.579.3844)



• Umberto’s
  There is only one Umberto’s, and it’s this one. This Italian restaurant always gives you more than you can eat and more than your money’s worth. Soup, salad, vegetable, pasta and entrée make up every meal. Their monster cuts of meat are their trademark. We love their stuffed “hot” banana peppers appetizer followed by their veal shank osso bucco. The only negative is that their service can get a little ragged, especially if you like to keep the cocktails flowing.
  Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach (843.272.1176)