15 Must Stops for Foodies in North Myrtle Beach

With the summer getting underway, you may be ready to travel to nearby North Myrtle Beach for a quick getaway. If you’re interested in enjoying some of the top eateries while you’re there, be sure to read the list below!:

• Midtown Bistro packs a big punch of Italian inspired cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere. Chef and owner Jeff Martini has created a restaurant where “simple food and simple prices” are the standard. Not only is he the owner and chef, he is also a seasoned local fisherman and his fresh weekly catches become specials for the week, while they last. While the specials are not advertised on the website or menu, the restaurant’s Facebook page will post them and reservations are encouraged.

• Greg Norman Australian Grille, one of the Grand Strand’s most popular restaurants since 1999, serves up mouthwatering dishes and an award winning wine menu – all on the waterfront in an upscale, family-friendly setting that will leave diners feeling like they’re sitting in one of Sydney’s finest harborside restaurants.
• SeaBlue Restaurant and Wine Bar works daily to bring the freshest product and superior service to every table. Featuring Contemporary American cuisine rooted in the classic French cooking technique, SeaBlue prides itself on being as farm to table as possible, resourcing from only the best purveyors and local day boat fisherman. They are a small family dedicated to an intimate culinary adventure, a playground for lovers of wine and fine cuisine. This is a favorite for local and visiting wine enthusiasts.
• Boardwalk Billy’s is located on the Doc Holidays Marina overlooking the beautiful Intracoastal Waterway. Known for its raw bar and sushi, Boardwalk Billy’s is a casual, family-friendly restaurant with a view that can’t be beat. Sit inside in the cozy dining room or outside on the spacious deck. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere with daily happy hour food and drink specials plus live entertainment. When the owner first started the dream of Boardwalk Billy’s in North Myrtle Beach, his mission was to establish “a fun, upbeat restaurant on the water whose first goal every day is to provide great, friendly service with great, affordable food.” A local favorite is oysters by the bucket.
• Hoskins Restaurant is an experience within itself. An area legend, it has been a Main Street staple since 1948. Family owned and operated since it first opened its doors over 70 years ago, Hoskins serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. While they are known for their seafood, diners crave their daily specials, salad bar and desserts – especially their ever-changing home made cream pies. First time diners are encouraged not to be intimidated by the long line as it moves quickly and is worth the wait – a culinary tradition to dine at this local and visitor favorite.
• Snooky’s is an oceanfront favorite. Situated right on the beach, this charming locally owned restaurant specializes in fresh seafood, serving up everything from mouth watering shrimp and oysters to succulent fish tacos and crab cake sandwiches in a laid-back, friendly atmosphere.
• Rockefeller’s Raw Bar brims with fresh seafood offerings including succulent lobster bisque, crab legs, tangy shrimp ceviche and the signature Rockefeller oysters. Rockefeller’s Raw Bar promises to satisfy seafood cravings with a relaxed vibe. Be sure to check their Facebook page for rotating specials.
• Flying Fish is a cherished waterfront dining experience serving Southern seafood favorites. The wide selection of sushi includes selections with Grade A Tuna, Crunchy Tempura, Eel, Spicy Crab, and even Sweet Potato in the Veggie Roll. Don’t miss the Spicy Corn Fritters or Fried Quinoa Shrimp during the daily Happy Hour.
• Brisket brings real Texas BBQ to South Carolina’s Grand Strand and serves brisket, pulled pork, chicken, ribs and more. All of their meats are smoked in house every day with a simple rub, no sauce. Brisket also has a full western-style bar, sides, sauces and desserts.
• Golden Griddle, a local mainstay, offers a number of classic American breakfast choices. Beyond their famous pancakes, diners also enjoy the signature omelet, french toast and Big Dog Special.
• Blueberry’s Grill serves a fresh, modern American menu sourced locally and offers vegetarian-friendly dishes with something for everyone. Start with pancakes or a veggie omelet for breakfast or choose from various starters like fried green tomatoes and brussels sprouts for lunch. Try the Impossible Burger or a salad at dinner.
• 21 Main delivers exceptional dining with a modern Southern ambiance. Located within North Beach Plantation Resort, their highly trained chefs prepare creative takes on traditional steakhouse meals while their in-house sommelier matches the perfect vintage wine. Menu options include an extensive selection of U.S.D.A Prime, 45 Day in-house dry-aged beef and certified Angus in addition to their raw bar, seafood and delicious sides to share. Don’t miss their award-winning Lobster, Bacon Mac & Cheese.
• Bistro 90 is the ‘Go-To’ steak and fresh seafood destination in North Myrtle Beach. They proudly serve dry-aged, hand-cut, U.S.D.A. steaks and chops. Bistro 90’s steaks and chops have become signature items, as they are the only all prime steak restaurant on the Grand Strand to hand cut all of the steaks to order. In addition to steaks, Bistro 90 prides themselves on serving only the freshest and finest seafood available, delivered daily. They also offer classic Italian dishes and authentic New York style pizza.
• Melt since 2017, Melt has served its passion for fresh ingredients and creative combinations in hand-scooped ice cream. Sweet enthusiasts have flocked to this Main Street fixture for rotating flavorful blends like Nutella Crunch, GOAT with goat cheese and raspberry swirl or other flavors like the Grape & Pineapple combo, Cinnamon Toast Crunch and more.
• Original Painter’s Homemade Ice Cream summer after summer, generations of families return to this iconic, family-owned establishment that has been scooping up homemade ice cream for more than 60 years.

You can learn more about the area at explorenorthmyrtlebeach.com.

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