Restaurants in Myrtle Beach
From Calabash-style seafood halls and Murrells Inlet MarshWalk decks to casual oyster bars, bakery breakfasts and oceanfront rooms for a special evening — browse the Grand Strand's restaurants by name or style.
- Sea Captain's House — Oceanfront Lowcountry. A 1930s beach cottage turned oceanfront dining room — she-crab soup, breakfast by the window, and a view straight down the strand.
- Original Benjamin's Calabash Seafood — Calabash Buffet. The definitive Grand Strand seafood buffet, set inside a cavernous nautical hall with more than 170 items on the line.
- Wicked Tuna — MarshWalk Seafood, Murrells Inlet. A Murrells Inlet MarshWalk fixture with its own fishing boats, sushi bar, and creek-front deck over the marsh.
- Hot Fish Club — Historic Lowcountry, Murrells Inlet. One of the oldest names on the inlet, with a deck over the marsh and a menu rooted in traditional Lowcountry cooking.
- Croissants Bistro & Bakery — Bistro & Bakery. A long-running local breakfast and lunch room away from the oceanfront, known for pastry cases and Southern bistro plates.
- Bimini's Oyster Bar & Seafood Café — Oyster Bar. A neighborhood oyster bar favored by locals for steamed buckets, hush puppies, and an unfussy Grand Strand welcome.