Myrtle Beach SC Restaurants & Dining
Myrtle Beach South Carolina

American Cuisine Burger and fries and Mom's apple pie; what could be more American? Well, actually, there are so many dishes that originated elsewhere in the world that have been brought to this country to be refined and tweaked over and again that little resemblance to the original remains. These can be characterized at American or Americanized Cuisine. A reflection of region and population, everything from Louisiana Cajun to California veggie can be classified as American Cuisine. read more at American Cuisine

Asian A handful, upwards of 10 or 15 Chinese restaurants can be found in Myrtle Beach, with equally as many if not more Japanese Steakhouse and Japanese sushi style establishments as well. Seemingly the most prominent Asian Cuisine offered in the Myrtle Beach area is currently Thai.read more at Asian

Barbecue This is still, after all, the south. Yes it is a popular beach site and it has been changed by the eclectic group of restaurant owners who offer their own regional menu favorites from places afar but it is still only a few miles Northeast from the Lowcountry and just east of the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. With an address like this, you can count on finding good barbecue somewhere in Myrtle Beach. In fact, you can find good barbecue several somewheres here. read more at Barbecue

Bar & Grill The Irish words "go leor" meaning "plenty enough" have been accepted into the English vernacular pronounced as "galore" meaning: many or a great deal of…So when it comes to the Bar and Grill scene in Myrtle Beach, one could say they have Bars & Grills, galore! From biker style roadhouse to upscale with a wine list, you'll find no less than hundreds of Bars & Grills in the Myrtle Beach area. read more at Bar & Grill

Café/Deli Breakfast pastry made from scratch at The Venice Bakery, a delicious handmade sandwich and homemade soup for lunch at the Upper Crust, a pastrami sandwich on rye from Gershon's New York Deli or a sandwich and a sweet from Toffino's Italian Bakery and Deli. Ordering something quick doesn't mean you have to sacrifice quality or taste. read more at Cafe & Deli

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. read more at Calabash

Coffee/Desserts Kaminski's desserts are renown for their richness and full flavor as well as the astounding presentation. read more at Coffee/Desserts

Fine Dining The definition of "fine dining" can focus on many things such as ambiance, atmosphere, providing romance, fun or entertainment. Many judge fine dining by the first glance of a wine list or price list, while others focus on accoutrement; is there linen, candlelight and flowers? Still others define fine dining exclusively by the food and recipe selection. read more at Fine Dining

German German Cuisine is not a typical selection unless, of course, you've been to Germany or have had the pleasure of a home-cooked German meal. Consisting of hearty foods like potato salads and sausage, prepared in varying ways or spaetzle, a flour-based noodle accenting vegetables and other dishes. read more at German

Italian As one of the most popular restaurant selections, there are upwards of 100 Italian dining choices for Italian food in the Myrtle Beach area ranging from the Carrabbas and Olive Garden variety to the pasta/pizza joints and some of the individually owned places that offer a slice of Italy, perhaps with family recipes.read more at Italian

Mexican There are so many restaurant choices in Myrtle Beach that one might overlook the opportunity to try the Mexican Restaurants here but don't cheat yourself out of a delightful family meal with a fun atmosphere and perhaps even an excellent margarita. Places like Abuelo's Mexican Restaurant has earned a reputation for good service and prices for the great food, as has Fiesta Del Burro Loco. read more at Mexican

Pizza Of course you'll find Pizza Hut and Domino's pizza in Myrtle Beach and you'll also find many listings for pubs and bars that carry pizza that will satisfy but if you're looking for a pizza experience or are an expert looking for your pizza Zen, you'll have to sample around town. Finding good or the "best pizza" is a subjective enterprise. read more at Pizza

Other Dining For something new or different, there are several restaurants in the Myrtle Beach area that stray from the normal seafood or pub menus to offer niche menus of Soul Food, Jewish, Philadelphia-style and Brazilian menus. There are a few theme restaurants like NASCAR offering a racecar theme, Cheeseburger in Paradise, which capitalizes on Jimmy Buffet's old tune or a comedy club likely offering a show. And there are other area restaurants offering a wide selection from differing areas like the European Tavern, which covers what they call "International Cuisine." Other ethnic favorites are available like The Collector's Café offers Mediterranean dishes and Bombay at the Beach with its Indian dishes. Taste the world at Myrtle Beach!

Steaks & Seafood With all the grills from which to choose in the Myrtle Beach area, a good steak is never out of the question but restaurants with the particular attention to "The Steak" will offer premium quality cuts and they'll know how to grill or cook them just right. Places like the chain, T-Bonz centers pride around the cut and quality of their meat. A local favorite in the Myrtle Beach area is Thorny's Steakhouse, which receives consistently good ratings for high quality and delicious food, good service and atmosphere. read more at Steaks & Seafood

Waterfront Dining From Barefoot landing to Surfside Beach you will find several among the many restaurants in Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach that offer waterfront dining. There are clubs, hotels and restaurants along Ocean Blvd, Seaside Drive, and Surfside Drive as well as along many of the inlets and breaker islands along the coast. read more at Waterfront Dining

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