Myrtle Beach Restaurant's

[ccured]

Originally Posted by M.C.

waffle house

You say this in jest but let me tell you how much it sucked that there was no waffle houses down there when I went to coastal. There are some now but when. I was in college 97-00 there was no waffle houses only huddle houses and they closed for an hour either 2-3am or 3-4am for cleaning.

[Jim Lahey]

Flying Fish at Barefoot Landing. Duffy's street is good too. Benitos has the best damn pizza ever

[Cock Kool-Aid]

Originally Posted by wthforever

Sara J's in Garden City for Seafood, so a little closer than Murrell's Inlet. Locals and visitors love it. Anyone can eat off the children's menu and it is enough for many.
http://www.sarajs.com/ordereze/default.aspx

I second this suggestion. Their fried seafood platter is very good IMO. The family vacations in surfside every summer and we always eat at Sara J's. When I got older I decided to branch out and try more places so I've eaten at several restaurant on restaurant row in Murrells, and in Myrtle and North Myrtle, but SJ's beats all of them thus far IMO. Set on the marsh with a nice view.

Also, there is a restaurant called Gulf Stream way down the main road in Surfside that has an excellent early bird special. Salad and entree for $10- seafood, steak, chicken, etc. White table cloth, indoor or outdoor seating with a beautiful view of the marsh. Not any other restaurants close so very relaxing.

Sams Corner for lunch and get the El Paso sandwich. Grilled pimiento cheese sandwich with jalapeños and bacon. Plenty of other interesting options. Typical greasy diner- a MB staple.

River City Cafe is also an interesting place with large burgers, sandwiches, onion rings, peanuts on the floor, you can write on the walls with a sharpie.

Those are places that you have to try atleast once when in Myrtle Beach. You're in NMB though, so a bit of a drive for some of those.

[Cock Kool-Aid]

Oh and there's a place called Ron Jon's that has big parties with food and music. Been there once, had a decent time if memory serves me. Marsh walk in murrells is a good place to relax and have a beer or 10.

[Nureye]

Originally Posted by uscfsu23

So where would you guys suggest with numerous golfing options, ocean front resort and driving distance from Columbia? We are always looking for new places to go. We have done amelia island, Destin, orlando (obviously not ocean front) Hilton head, charleston etc

Any beach in Georgetown County.

[CockRoche]

Originally Posted by Cock Kool-Aid

I second this suggestion. Their fried seafood platter is very good IMO. The family vacations in surfside every summer and we always eat at Sara J's. When I got older I decided to branch out and try more places so I've eaten at several restaurant on restaurant row in Murrells, and in Myrtle and North Myrtle, but SJ's beats all of them thus far IMO. Set on the marsh with a nice view.

Also, there is a restaurant called Gulf Stream way down the main road in Surfside that has an excellent early bird special. Salad and entree for $10- seafood, steak, chicken, etc. White table cloth, indoor or outdoor seating with a beautiful view of the marsh. Not any other restaurants close so very relaxing.

Sams Corner for lunch and get the El Paso sandwich. Grilled pimiento cheese sandwich with jalapeños and bacon. Plenty of other interesting options. Typical greasy diner- a MB staple.

River City Cafe is also an interesting place with large burgers, sandwiches, onion rings, peanuts on the floor, you can write on the walls with a sharpie.

Those are places that you have to try atleast once when in Myrtle Beach. You're in NMB though, so a bit of a drive for some of those.

To be primarily a burger only place, River City Cafe sucks. The patties tasted like straight frozen pucks.