Myrtle Beach - The Grand Strand - Restaurants


Georgetown Cafés are dotted along the main street. The Rice Paddy has a reputation for fine dining in an elegant setting. Lands End Restaurant provides a waterfront setting to enhance your dining experience.
	Pawleys Island and Litchfield Many fine restaurants offering a great variety of dining styles and cuisine. Charlie ‘O’ and Island Café & Deli offer typical low country fayre while ‘Louis’s’ at the Hammock Shops is a nationally recognized upscale restaurant. The Carriage House Club at Litchfield Plantation is a high class restaurant in an elegant setting. Other local favourites include Austin’s, Franks, The Fish House, The Mayor’s House and the Mockingbird Restaurant. The local golf clubs are a favourite for lunch including Caledonia, Litchfield C. C., Pawleys Plantation and True Blue.

			Murrells Inlet The seafood capital of South Carolina and an ideallic setting. Tyler’s Cove is a local favourite and along the inlet restaurants include Drunken Jacks, Divine Fish House with Wahoo’s Raw Bar, Bovines and Steamers Bar & Grill. A leisurely walk after dinner along the boardwalk created along the back of several restaurants with stunning views across the marsh to Garden City makes the perfect end to the evening.

			Garden City and Surfside Beach The Gulf Stream Café boasts the best view along the Grand Strand while for an ocean front dining experience try River City Cafe and Latitude 22 in Surfside.
		Myrtle Beach From Desperados steakhouse on 501 to Flamingo Bar and Grill at the north end of 17 business there are just too many restuarants to mention. From national chains such as Chilli's, Outback Steakhouse, TGI Friday and Ruby Tuesday to local favourites such as Carolina Roadhouse there is something for everyone.
	In thre area around Broadway you will find NASCAR Café, Philips Seafood, TBonz, Burro Loco and Planet Hollywood. In the Broadway complex itself there are many bars and restaurants as well as nightclubs. Look for Landrys, Crab House, Tony Romas, Liberty Steakhouse, Johnny Rockets, Yamatos Japanese Steakhouse, Tripps, Benito’s and Key West Grill.

				Ocean Boulevard One or two gems along Ocean Boulevard including Damon's ocean front, Papas next to Starbucks at 21st Ave N and the ocean front ‘Sea Captains’ which has an excellent reputation for seafood.
	North Myrtle Beach Cagneys marks the beginning of the area known as Restaurant Row. Many ‘Calabash style’ seafood restaurants plus some old favourites such as Sam Sneads Grille and Thoroughbreds. The Southern Market offers an interesting deli style lunch venue.

	Plenty of variety at Barefoot Landing including Damon's, House of Blues, Greg Normans Australian Grille, TBonz, Umberto’s, The Crab House, Johnny Rockets, Yokoso Japanese Restaurant and Ultimate California Pizza. Little River and Calabash Parsons Table is an old favourite, Little River and Calabash waterfronts are a seafood lovers paradise and look for Cafe Latte in the centre of Calabash.

Myrtle Beach Restaurants –
A guide to dining out in
the Myrtle Beach area.

Our Myrtle Beach dining guide incorporates Georgetown, Pawleys Island, Murrells Inlet, Surfside Beach, Garden City Beach, Myrtle Beach, North Myrtle Beach, Little River and Calabash.

We have a restaurant listing which provides contact details of restaurants, broken down by area. Our restaurant overview offers a brief introduction of what you can expect when you visit this diverse area from Low Country Cuisine to Calabash style seafood there is something for everyone.

Our featured restaurant is the Carraige House Club at Litchfield Plantation an elegant fine dining experience.

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