Top 10 Where to Eat in Myrtle Beach, SC

THE SHORTLIST

Ten strong places to start.

This is a curated shortcut, not an exhaustive ranking. Confirm current details directly before heading out.

At Sea Captain's House, expect oceanfront coastal Southern seafood in a historic beach cottage, known for its signature she-crab soup.

At Hook & Barrel, expect polished, sustainability-minded seafood served around a lively open kitchen.

At Hot Fish Club, expect historic Murrells Inlet flavor with seafood, a relaxed lawn, and live music.

At Drunken Jack's, expect a MarshWalk classic pairing seafood with inlet views and sunset atmosphere.

At Big Mike's Soul Food, expect generous Southern comfort plates, hearty sides, and genuine local personality.

At Johnny D's Waffles, expect chef-driven breakfast favorites built around creative waffles and benedicts.

At Croissants Bistro & Bakery, expect a relaxed polished stop for brunch, pastries, lunch, and coffee.

At Bistro 90, expect a quieter north-end destination for steaks, seafood, and special-occasion dinners.

At Oscar's Food & Spirits, expect a longtime North Myrtle favorite for sandwiches, cold drinks, and wall-to-wall sports.

At Kirk's 1890 Ice Cream Parlor, expect an old-fashioned dessert stop carrying decades of Myrtle Beach nostalgia.

Destination context cross-checked with the official Myrtle Beach visitor resource. Listings can change; verify hours and availability.

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