The boardwalk is a beautiful addition to Myrtle Beach that opened in 2010. It provides fantastic views of the beach and covers 1.2 miles of oceanfront. When choosing where to dine, the boardwalk provides not only delicious options – but views that can’t be beat!
Here are just a few of the prime dining boardwalk locations to check out:
Gordo’s Tacos and Tequila is a brand new restaurant located in downtown Myrtle Beach near the boardwalk. They’ll be specializing in tacos, with more than 50 different kinds to choose from along with various tequilas and a specialized margarita list.
Their menu, however, is not just limited to tacos. Skillets, with various types of meat, are becoming a big hit, along with their different flavored salsas. Their goal was to appeal to the locals and set Gordo’s up to thrive even in the winter season when the tourists have all returned home. They do this by making affordability their selling point. Even their cheapest tacos only go for $3. [Read more…]
Z’s Amazing Kitchen in North Myrtle Beach will amaze your tastebuds with their variety of fresh food served fast. If you’re looking for food that will satisfy even the pickiest of eaters, Z’s is the place for you! [Read more…]
Croissants Bistro and Bakery in Myrtle Beach is the perfect cozy, casual dining spot to get some seriously great food. Since 1995, Croissants has served breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and desserts with a southern twist.
With 100 dishes on the menu to choose from, Croissants has you covered for any craving you could have from the beginning of your day until the end.
Get your day started with breakfast favorites like crepes, omelettes, and benedicts. Try a soup, salad, or signature sandwich for lunch. Or have a hearty dinner of blue cheese crusted filet mignon or lobster pot pie.
Don’t forget about dessert! Croissants has a full-service bakery for all of your sweet tooth needs. Choose from breads, cookies, French macarons, cakes, cupcakes and even cake pops, all freshly baked and served daily.
Croissants also creates dreamy wedding cakes, cupcakes and specialty cakes for parties, provides catering for events, and owner Heidi Vukov even has her own cookbook Bonjour Y’all available for sale.
So stop by and give Croissants a try. You may just find your new favorite spot for your favorite meal of the day.
Located in Myrtle Beach, the Market Common is a local hotspot for shopping, dining and entertainment. With all there is to do, you can easily spend the day without ever having to leave! Here’s a breakdown of all the Market Common has to offer.
Dining: No matter what you and your group is hungry for, you can find it at the Market Common’s variety of restaurants. Grab breakfast at Crépe Creations or a coffee at the Barnes & Noble Starbucks, or a croissant doughnut or bagel at the Roasted Bean. Sit outside for lunch at Gordon Biersch, Nacho Hippo, Tupelo Honey or Ultimate California Pizza. If dinner and drinks is more your speed, try out P.F. Chang’s, CO Sushi, Travinia Italian Kitchen, Divine Prime, or The Brass Tap. Whatever you’re craving, you won’t leave the Market Common hungry.
Shopping: Whether you are looking for a new outfit, some accessories, gifts for friends or new pieces for your home, you can find everything on your list at the Market Common. There are big-name stores like Pottery Barn, Anthropologie, White House/Black Market, Orvis, and Bath and Body Works along with unique boutiques like Breathe, Random, Current XXVII, and Ivy & Leo.
Entertainment: Catch a movie at Grand Cinema 14, or have a more active outing at Pedego Electric Bikes or see the Market Common from your very own Segway from Segway Myrtle Beach. The entire area of the Market Common is lined with sidewalks and there is a park with a lake to take a stroll around for a more peaceful pace.
There are so many fun things to do at the Market Common. Come make a day of it- or several!
Whether you are looking for seafood, sandwiches, wraps, or salads, the restaurants in Myrtle Beach have something for everyone. There is no secret that the Grand Strand has a variety of exciting menu options, and eateries to satisfy everyone. Here are the top lunch spots in Myrtle Beach. [Read more…]
Happy hour is a favorite for locals and tourists alike in the Grand Strand. It gives you a chance to exchange stories, talk about the good times, make excuses and indulge in a cold beverage.
Are you a sushi lover? Soho Café & Bar is the place to be in Myrtle Beach. The restaurant is a favorite to many locals from the décor, lighting, music and good vibes. Soho Café & Bar recently moved across the street from their old location, found on 21st Avenue North. [Read more…]
Remember when your mother told you breakfast was the most important meal of the day? Well, according to WebMD, she was right, and we agree!
Breakfast in Myrtle Beach is a meal unlike any other. It’s never an easy decision picking a Myrtle Beach restaurant to choose for breakfast because there is one on almost every corner. Have no fear; we’re here to tell you about our favorite Myrtle Beach breakfast spots that you will want to try! [Read more…]