Myrtle Beach SC Calabash Restaurants

Calabash As one of the coastal towns that borders both North and South Carolina, Calabash has developed its own seafood cuisine popular in this region for its right-off-the-boat freshness. Self proclaimed, "The Seafood Capital of the World" Calabash serves up seafood, lightly breaded, delicately fried, hot and crispy. Of course you can have it boiled, broiled or baked if you prefer but the true Calabash flavor is derived from two things: wriggling freshness and lightly fried crispiness. So, if you're dining in a joint that claims to serve a Calabash style menu, look around for the docks. If you don't see the boats or smell the salt air, chances are, you're in the wrong place for Calabash. Myrtle Beach, a coastal town bordering the two Carolinas itself should be an indication as to how authentic the Calabash restaurants are without actually being in Calabash!

Bennetts Calabash Seafood
2900 N Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
(843) 448-2977

Crabby Mike's Calabash
290 Highway 17 N
Surfside Beach, SC 29575
(843) 444-2722

Original Benjamin's Calabash Seafood
9593 N. Kings Hwy.
Myrtle Beach, SC
(843) 449-0821





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