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Recommendations Myrtle Beach Restaurants???

Bucky said:
There are far too many to list. But, we enjoy breakfast or lunch at Blueberry’s. They have two locations, one close to the resort and the newest and larger one in Barefoot Landing. Speaking of Barefoot, we also enjoy the Flying Fish and Taco Mundo restaurants there.
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Really like Flying Fish in Barefoot landing. Great seafood.
 
There are some great restaurants located in Barefoot Landing.
 
Zagrid094 said:
We've visited Myrtle Beach almost annually for 25+ years since our son and daughter were kids staying at privately-owned villas and most recently at MOW. Our favorite restaurants for quality and consistency are:

1. *The Parson's Table, Little River, SC - award winning restaurant with local and Coastal Carolina favorites housed in a converted church built in 1885 (portions of the church including stained glass windows, chandelier, and doors have been salvaged and reused from various southern churches). Extensive wine list. About a 20-30 minute drive from MOW, but worth it.

2. *The Brentwood Restaurant and Wine Bistro, Little River, SC - award winning low country French cuisine features five separate dining rooms located in a restored historic home. Offers an extensive wine list and outdoor dining. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, they offer a three-course dinner and ghost tour.

3. *Chestnut Hill, Restaurant Row, Myrtle Beach - menu includes abundant seafood, beef, and poultry selections using fresh, local, and homemade ingredients. We love their house salad with house dressing with rolls and muffins. Desserts are fresh, locally made. Recommend making reservations requesting a table next to the windows overlooking the lake to see the turtles and alligators. Sunday brunch is phenomenal!

Our favorite Italian restaurants (we do miss Rossi's which closed years ago) -

4. *Ciao! Italian Restaurant and Bar, Myrtle Beach - dishes are made from scratch daily with freshest ingredients. Eggplant parmesan and grouper francaise among the best we've ever had. Custom built wine cellar compliments each meal.

5. *Lombardo's Italian Restaurant, Myrtle Beach - warm, quiet, romantic ambiance with white linen table cloths and rich mahogany woods, but suitable for larger family gatherings with a private dining room. Authentic, traditional Italian cuisine and offer live music on certain nights, but temporarily suspended due to covid-19.

Other recommendations -

6. The Boundary House Restaurant, Calabash , NC - worth the drive to this quaint town just across the SC border. Located across from "Callahan's of Calabash" (extensive, unique gift shop destination). One of several restaurants located in Calabash, but we found The Boundary House to be consistently excellent with fresh seafood, beef, and poultry selections. A visit to "Back Porch Ice Cream Shop" across the street after dinner is highly recommended!

7. Bimini's Oyster Bar and Seafood Market, Myrtle Beach - we found this fresh seafood restaurant just since covid-19 that is located not far from MOW/. Offers outdoor casual dining. For take out orders, one will pick up dinner at the separate seafood market and gift shop entrance next door which was nice for social distancing purposes.

8. *Sea Captain's House, Myrtle Beach - ocean front seafood dining has been an institution in Myrtle Beach for many years.

* MOW provides each guest with a restaurant recommendation list which includes these restaurants with discount offers. Reservations recommended or required at each establishment.
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Thank you for all the suggestions we are going for the first time end of March excited to try out a few of your recommendations!
 
They are restaurants than there are does large all you can eat seafood restaurants buffets in MB. Liked Captain George, Benjamin Calabash Seafood, The Orginal Benjamin Calabash and Carolina Roadhouse.

Just enjoy MB.
 
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Zagrid094 said:
We've visited Myrtle Beach almost annually for 25+ years since our son and daughter were kids staying at privately-owned villas and most recently at MOW. Our favorite restaurants for quality and consistency are:

1. *The Parson's Table, Little River, SC - award winning restaurant with local and Coastal Carolina favorites housed in a converted church built in 1885 (portions of the church including stained glass windows, chandelier, and doors have been salvaged and reused from various southern churches). Extensive wine list. About a 20-30 minute drive from MOW, but worth it.

2. *The Brentwood Restaurant and Wine Bistro, Little River, SC - award winning low country French cuisine features five separate dining rooms located in a restored historic home. Offers an extensive wine list and outdoor dining. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, they offer a three-course dinner and ghost tour.

3. *Chestnut Hill, Restaurant Row, Myrtle Beach - menu includes abundant seafood, beef, and poultry selections using fresh, local, and homemade ingredients. We love their house salad with house dressing with rolls and muffins. Desserts are fresh, locally made. Recommend making reservations requesting a table next to the windows overlooking the lake to see the turtles and alligators. Sunday brunch is phenomenal!

Our favorite Italian restaurants (we do miss Rossi's which closed years ago) -

4. *Ciao! Italian Restaurant and Bar, Myrtle Beach - dishes are made from scratch daily with freshest ingredients. Eggplant parmesan and grouper francaise among the best we've ever had. Custom built wine cellar compliments each meal.

5. *Lombardo's Italian Restaurant, Myrtle Beach - warm, quiet, romantic ambiance with white linen table cloths and rich mahogany woods, but suitable for larger family gatherings with a private dining room. Authentic, traditional Italian cuisine and offer live music on certain nights, but temporarily suspended due to covid-19.

Other recommendations -

6. The Boundary House Restaurant, Calabash , NC - worth the drive to this quaint town just across the SC border. Located across from "Callahan's of Calabash" (extensive, unique gift shop destination). One of several restaurants located in Calabash, but we found The Boundary House to be consistently excellent with fresh seafood, beef, and poultry selections. A visit to "Back Porch Ice Cream Shop" across the street after dinner is highly recommended!

7. Bimini's Oyster Bar and Seafood Market, Myrtle Beach - we found this fresh seafood restaurant just since covid-19 that is located not far from MOW/. Offers outdoor casual dining. For take out orders, one will pick up dinner at the separate seafood market and gift shop entrance next door which was nice for social distancing purposes.

8. *Sea Captain's House, Myrtle Beach - ocean front seafood dining has been an institution in Myrtle Beach for many years.

* MOW provides each guest with a restaurant recommendation list which includes these restaurants with discount offers. Reservations recommended or required at each establishment.
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Totally agree with Zagrid. The Parson's Table is one of the best restaurants we have eaten in anywhere, not just Myrtle Beach. Definitely worth the drive.
 
travelgirl8 said:
Going to Myrtle Beach Ocean Watch in April. Would like some recommendations for restaurants. We have never been to Myrtle Beach before. Thanks for any tips you can give.
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If you like fine dining, I would go with Zagrid's recommendations. The Parson's Table is one of the best restaurants we have ever eaten at anywhere (not just Myrtle Beach) and well worth the drive. Based on that being Zagrid's number one recommendation, I would trust his/her judgment.
 
Awesome recommendations in this thread. I would add Fire & Smoke gastropub to the list. It’s a hole in the wall location but the food and the drinks are some of the best in MB:

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On the recommendation of the front desk at MOW we tried Ducati’s Trattoria several years ago. It has become our “ go to place” on our yearly trip. Not huge or big on ambience but the food is delicious and service excellent. Short drive from MOW
 
Zagrid094 said:
We've visited Myrtle Beach almost annually for 25+ years since our son and daughter were kids staying at privately-owned villas and most recently at MOW. Our favorite restaurants for quality and consistency are:

1. *The Parson's Table, Little River, SC - award winning restaurant with local and Coastal Carolina favorites housed in a converted church built in 1885 (portions of the church including stained glass windows, chandelier, and doors have been salvaged and reused from various southern churches). Extensive wine list. About a 20-30 minute drive from MOW, but worth it.
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Excellent recommendation! Been there a few years ago with Marty and Mona (jme) and we all loved it. Well worth the drive.
Thanks for your list, will need to try the others next time I’m there.
 
Bucky said:
There are far too many to list. But, we enjoy breakfast or lunch at Blueberry’s. They have two locations, one close to the resort and the newest and larger one in Barefoot Landing. Speaking of Barefoot, we also enjoy the Flying Fish and Taco Mundo restaurants there.
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We also love Blueberry's Grill, either location, Hook and Barrel, and Taco Mundo! Another favorite is Ducati's for pizza, also nearby. https://www.ducatispizzatrattoria.com/
 
jont said:
Excellent recommendation! Been there a few years ago with Marty and Mona (jme) and we all loved it. Well worth the drive.
Thanks for your list, will need to try the others next time I’m there.
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Parson's Table is delish! Well worth the drive!
 
travelgirl8 said:
Thanks everyone for the restaurant suggestions. Sounds like a solid list of places to try while in MB.
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The BEST ITALIAN RESTAURANT bar none is "THE CRAVE.'' The dinner menu is full of delicious entrees. Also go for Happy Hour it's incredible. The drink and food prices are very reasonable. Try the steak bites, Meatball Sliders, Pizza and you can't go wrong on everything on the Happy Hour Menu. This was a recommendation by the Hilton Enclave Sales Manager.
 
We are planning our first trip to North Myrtle Beach in June; staying at Towers on the Grove. Sure appreciate your great recommendations !
 
acaseyc said:
We are planning our first trip to North Myrtle Beach in June; staying at Towers on the Grove. Sure appreciate your great recommendations !
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If anyone has any recommendations specifically in NMB please share! We usually stay at TOTG as well and haven’t found that many really good restaurants yet.

We usually end up heading down to Murrells Inlet a couple times when staying in MB as there are a number of decent restaurants along the restaurant strip down there. Drunken Jacks and Wicked Tuna come to mind.


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Midtown Bistro in North Myrtle is a small, quaint restaurant located in a small strip mall about 2 miles north of Barefoot Landing which specializes in Italian fare. Frequented by both locals and vacationers so it gets quite busy so reservations are highly recommended. Seafood is fresh and caught daily. They have a nice wine wine menu. Have never been disappointed.
 
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We went 3 times when we stayed in Myrtle Beach.
 
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There are a lot of great places in NMB. take your pick of many in Barefoot Landing or for lunch go a few blocks from there and try Hamburger Joes https://www.hamburgerjoes.com/#1468526042764-5f63fbe4-8550 but, remember to take cash, they do not accept any credit cards. Further north from there located in a strip mall just south of Main St is a local Italian restaurant and bar called Martini https://martininmb.com/happy-hour/ They have a great happy hour menu and live entertainment during happy hours. Haven’t tried their main menu yet but I’m sure it’s great. For a another great meal try Joes Bar and Grill https://www.joesbarandgrillonline.com/menu. For a good lunch try Patio’s Tiki Bar https://www.patiostikibar.com/menu but, they are closed for the season until 2/11/22. There are many many more that don’t get written about but have great food. Just ask a local while in town.
 
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