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Explore Myrtle Beach | | | | | | | 9939 Nance St
Calabash,
NC
910-579-2574 | | | | | Description: CALABASH. Nance ain't just any Captain ... In fact, this restaurant is one of a handful of proud local institutions that keep the tradition of seafood, Calabash-style, alive and kicking in this tiny fishing village just across the NC state line. You want fresh? The shrimp, crabs, oysters, scallops and fish they serve are fresh-caught each day, and when you pair an order of one of those with several of their homemade hushpuppies ... Well, let's just say the big crowds don't lie. If you stop by in the evening, you'll catch great views of the boats on the Calabash River, too.
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| Kings River Rd
Pawleys Island,
SC
29585
843-237-9322 | | | | | Description: PAWLEYS ISLAND. Elegant restaurant located within the majestic Litchfield Plantation Inn. Expertly prepared gourmet cuisine featuring fresh ingredients and immaculate presentations. Possible main course selections include the Carriage House Grouper (the house specialty, lightly floured and sautéed and served over a sauce beurre blanc) and goat cheese and Dijon-crusted rack of lamb with rosemary lamb jus. A great place to spend a romantic evening. Reservations required.
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| 3993 Hwy 17 Business
Murrells Inlet,
SC
29576
843-651-5800 | | | | | Description: MURRELLS INLET. Not at all your run-of-the-mill seafood joint, the Divine Fish House has garnered high praise from a veritable who's who of regional and national publications. The food, as you might expect, is large reason for the place's popular appeal, and the offerings range from superbly-prepared beef and seafood courses to more exotic numbers like sushi. The place's atmosphere also receives high marks. Contemporary and even a tad artsy, Divine bucks the notion that a Murrells Inlet restaurant has to be decorated with nets and taxidermy. If it's nice out, ask for a table on their deck the view is terrific. For lunch, try Divine's on-site bar, Wahoo's.
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| DockSider's Bar and Grille2051 Bridgeview Ct
North Myrtle Beach,
SC
843-390-7934 | | | | | Description: BAREFOOT. Among its many virtues the beautiful setting on the Intracoastal Waterway, the awesome golf, the luxurious accommodations the Barefoot Resort can take great pride in one thing in particular: Docksider's Grill. This casual spot delivers outstanding "Docktails," making it a great place to cool your heels after a day spent playing in the sun or shopping. In addition, the place also serves up all sorts of tasty eats, including baby-back ribs, lobster salad, crab cakes and oyster pie. All of that is trumped, though, by the view of the yachts and sailboats as they move toward and away from their slips.
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| Drunkén Jack's Restaurant & Lounge4031 Hwy 17 Business
Murrells Inlet,
SC
29576
843-651-2044 | | | | | Description: MURRELLS INLET. This longtime Murrells Inlet standby sits right on the water and is always a big hit with diners from near and far. Jack's booty, of course, comes in the form of fresh-from-sea numbers that're prepared to-taste: Grilled, blackened, sautéed or fried. From specialty dinners like Grouper Royale topped with crabmeat and béarnaise sauce to the substantial combination platter that allows you to pair up your choice of flounder, shrimp, oysters, deviled crab, scallops and creek shrimp, it's all good here. And, oh yeah ... don't stop by Drunkén Jack's without sampling a few handfuls of their famous hushpuppies dipped in honey butter.
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| Greg Norman's Australian Grill4930 Hwy 17 S
Myrtle Beach,
SC
29582
843-361-0000 | | | | | Description: BAREFOOT. Golf pro-turned restaurateur Greg Norman has crafted a fantastic dining experience here. The atmosphere is casually elegant and pure Down Under, with native woods, hand-painted murals depicting the Australian outback, and Aboriginal art. The menu carries the theme admirably, featuring grilled meats and seafood with Asian and Mediterranean influences evident here and there. A lively pub area with ample seating and a large deck overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway add to the ambience. Winner of the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence.
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| 1536 S Waccamaw Dr
Garden City,
SC
29576
843-651-8808 | | | | | Description: GARDEN CITY. What a view! Gulfstream is the only restaurant in Myrtle Beach overlooking the ocean on one side and Murrell's Inlet on the other and, fortunately, the food lives up to the view. Recommended starters include the onion loaf (a mass of fried onion rings with bleu cheese dip), kicky N'Awlins shrimp served atop a crispy fried grits cake, she-crab soup and oyster shooters. Popular main courses range from Low Country crab cakes, a variety of fried seafood, garlic crab claws, and grilled or blackened catch of the day. Kids can opt for fried fish, shrimp, chicken fingers, or spaghetti.
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| 9593 N Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach,
SC
29572
843-449-0821 | | | | | Description: Original Benjamin's is a Myrtle Beach stalwart, loved as much for its gargantuan seafood buffet as for its eclectic nautical decor. Each of the nine dining rooms has plenty to occupy your eyes, including an 800 gallon saltwater fish tank with sharks and eels, museum-quality nautical relics and an impressive collection of model ships. And the buffet is overflowing with calabash-style (fried) seafood, broiled fish, crab cakes and snow crab legs about 170 items in all, plus impressive salad and dessert bars.
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| 3613 Hwy 17 S
North Myrtle Beach,
SC
843-361-9677 | | | | | Description: NORTH MYRTLE BEACH. A Rockefeller in name only (you won't run into any high-falutin attitude or pretense), this roadside seafooder appeals to folks from all walks of life. Here, the fare's as deliciously simple as can be. If it's your first time, go for the shrimp dinner (you can have it fried, blackened or sautéed in garlic butter) or the crab cake dinner, either of which are served with choice of potato and vegetable medley. On your next visit, after you've earned your stripes, give the steam pot or shrimp-n-grits a shot neither'll steer you off course.
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| 3002 N Ocean Blvd
Myrtle Beach,
SC
29577-3046
843-448-8082 | | | | | Description: MYRTLE BEACH. Once a privately-owned family beach cottage, this picturesque oceanfront restaurant serves up some of the best seafood on the Strand. Fantastic breakfasts as well as homemade breads and desserts prepared on the premises. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
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