Best restaurants in Myrtle Beach

Discover the best restaurants in Myrtle Beach with Hertz. There are plenty of eateries to discover in this South Carolina vacation hotspot. Join us as we go through the best places to eat in Myrtle Beach.

From American to Japanese and Mexican, the wide and wonderful food selection here provides fanciful flavors from around the world. Not sure what to eat? No problem. We’ll break down each place and what it offers to help you decide.

Read on as we prepare you for an epic culinary quest in the Palmetto State.

Melting Pot

5001 North Kings Highway, Ste 104, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Indulge in fine Southern hospitality at this multi-award-winning restaurant serving the finest fondue. With its romantic ambiance, you can treat a loved one to a tantalizing meal that’s sure to entice the senses.

The restaurant’s eye-catching layout boasts a chic design, with rose petals and candles adding to the elegance of the setting. Enjoy delicious fondue items such as Wisconsin cheddar, classic Alpine, or spinach artichoke.

If there’s room for more, you can top it up with the likes of the delightful chocolate fondue, or the creamy flaming turtle for dessert. As well as the fondues, you can also find classic menu items – such as the succulent steak. Melting Pot isn’t just a place to eat, it’s an experience to embrace.

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Sun City Café

801 Main Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

This offers ‘Myrtle-Mex’ at its finest, serving authentic Mexican fare since 2001 in a small and cozy setting. Enjoy the scrumptious menu, which includes items such as black bean dip, infused with cheese and topped with tomatoes and onions with a touch of sour cream.

Fancy something with a bit more crunch? Then we recommend a slow braised chicken taco, baked in a sour cream glazed flour tortilla – simply add lettuce, tomato and a few other toppings for a lovely treat. There’s also a plethora of vegetarian and vegan options, as well as gluten-free choices.

Pop by this eatery for authentic Latin flavors. It’s located on Main Street near the beach’s SkyWheel attraction.

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Lombardo’s Italian Restaurant

7604 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

Enjoy mouthwatering Italian cuisine at one of the best restaurants in Myrtle Beach. Tantalize your tastebuds with generations of family recipes infused into every bite.

The elegant décor perfectly complements the dining experience. And chef John Lombardo and his team’s meticulous efforts really show on each menu item.

Enjoy the likes of beef carpaccio, fried calamari and chargrilled octopus for starters. Experience the chef’s specialties for mains with dishes such as the chicken rollatini or the tender filet mignon. Top it off with a grilled salmon salad and you’re set for a lip-smacking meal.

It’s a charming treat for your palate located on North Kings Highway, between 76^th and 77^th Avenue North.

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Croissants Bistro and Bakery

8014 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572

A sweet treat. Enjoy French classics in a local favorite that’s served Myrtle Beach customers since 1995. Treat your friends to the shareables, with the cinnamon bun minis perfect for a group outing.

You can also try the eggs benedict range, with Southern and California variants. There’s the smoothie menu too, featuring the likes of ‘Some Kinda Wonderful’ – a magnificent blend of peanut butter, banana, Nutella, coffee and cream. There are a few different menu categories, such as breakfast, lunch and brunch, at this lovely little bistro situated next to Marriott Myrtle.

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Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament

2904 Fantasy Way, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

Prepare to embrace a completely unique experience. Take the family along for an epic adventure in this restaurant that combines eating with live-action shows in a medieval setting.

You’re transported back in time to the Middle Ages where you can watch knights battle it out on horseback while chomping on fine American fare. This is a unique blend of eating and live entertainment. The shows are likely to vary depending on which day you go – so we recommend you check before heading there. Join the kingdom, raise a goblet and salute the queen in a rip-roaring and raucous encounter.

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Co

3098 Deville Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Find south-east Asian cuisine with soul in the Market Common lifestyle center near Farrow Parkway. Tuck into pho, ramen banh mi, or sushi in a nicely decorated setting. As well as the main items, there are crispy cheesecake wontons and strawberry spring rolls for dessert. They’re all distinctive dishes with energetic and robust flavors.

Many dishes here are new takes on established classics, striking the perfect balance between the old and the new. There are plenty of gluten-free, vegan and kids’ options too. It’s a taste of Asia in the heart of Myrtle Beach.

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P.F. Chang’s

1190 Farrow Parkway, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

If you’re taking a stroll around Savannah’s Playground and Grand Park Complex and start to feel hunger pangs, P.F. Chang’s is the place to visit. It serves authentic Chinese food in a beautiful space.

Enjoy the likes of handmade dumpling dim sum, sweet and sour chicken and ribs, as well as a host of other Asian culinary classics. There’s even a Platinum Rewards scheme for loyal customers. Just watch those points accumulate and use them on later orders. There’s more than enough to keep you coming back for more.

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Habibi’s Café and Pizzeria

3312 Waccamaw Boulevard, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

A Middle Eastern treat, displaying an array of dishes from the region. Tuck into dolmeh, stuffed grape leaves with both veggie and meat fill options. Try a feta spinach Lebanese fatayer pie, freshly baked with a choice of spinach or meat filling, served in a snug setting.

Complement your mains with a delicious fatouche salad, made from fried khubz, greens and various veggies. As well as traditional dishes, you also have different options for pizza and coffee. Pop along to Waccamaw Boulevard, near the River Oaks Golf Club, for a taste of the Middle East.

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So there you have it, there are some of the best restaurants in Myrtle Beach. Hop in your Hertz ride and head over to enjoy some of the best places to eat in Myrtle Beach, a South Carolina holiday hotspot.

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