Taste Myrtle Beach
The Myrtle Beach area has hundreds of restaurants offering everything from hamburgers to Coastal Carolina Cuisine specialties.
For those with endless appetites, all-you-can-eat buffets at Giant Crab and Original Benjamin’s offer fresh seafood, roast beef and the best desserts.
Is a Kodak vista on your menu? The Pier House Restaurant, a casual eatery, also offers a panoramic view of the Atlantic Ocean. Sea Captain’s House, with seafood as its specialty, has one of the Grand Strand’s best oceanfront views.
Good music and good food is a great combo, and both can be enjoyed at the Hard Rock Café, the House of Blues, Planet Hollywood and Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville.
American favorites are on hand at Sticky Fingers, famous for its smoked ribs, wings, pulled pork and more; Ultimate California Pizza, where diners debate over 80 toppings; and the River City Café, which features hamburgers, hand-cut french fries and some of the freshest salads in town.
Eventful Myrtle Beach
A number of special events in November and December make Myrtle Beach an exciting holiday destination.
Brookgreen Gardens’ Nights of a Thousand Candles brings the gardens and sculptures to life amongst the soft glow of more than 5,500 hand-lit candles and countless sparkling lights.
The Dickens Christmas Show, inspired by Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol,” invites bank groups to stroll an elaborate 19th-century holiday marketplace where impromptu shows, minstrels, displays of holiday trees and 350 period-clad vendors guarantee the most entertaining shopping experience.
Ripley’s Festival of Trees at Ripley’s Aquarium is a display of more than 50 trees representing the great diversity of the United States.
Shadrack’s Christmas Wonderland is the world’s largest drive-through, fully computerized, LED light and music show of its kind.
