POPULAR MYRTLE BEACH RESTAURANTS

Bummz Beach Cafe
Bummz is an oceanfront garden cafe serving lunch and dinner with one of the most scenic views on the Grand Strand. Located in a 1930s beach house, Bummz has quickly become a Myrtle Beach tradition with its cool refreshing drinks served at our covered outside deck or inside where you can catch the latest game or race on one of their many tv's.

Cagney's Old Place Restaurant
Located in Myrtle Beach, SC, Cagney's is the place for great Steaks, Prime Rib, and Seafood. Cagney’s opened its brass doors May of 1976.

The Library Restaurant
Established in 1974, the Library Restaurant has long served the Grand Strand. Their tuxedoed wait staff has a combined 100 years of experience. Their Chef prepares the finest cuisine fresh daily. Their rare tableside service is a Library tradition. From our tableside Steak Diane to their Flambé desserts, the Library represents perfection.

Joe's Bar & Grill
A remodeled rustic home nestled on a saltwater marsh, surrounded by twisting live oak trees, the Grand Strand's most unique and best kept secret. At Joe's Bar & Grill, they provide fine dining in a casual atmosphere, enjoyed by golfers, gourmands, families and friends. Located in the Windy Hill section of North Myrtle Beach, across from the Alabama Theatre in Barefoot Landing.

Villa Romana
Enjoy a delightful evening filled with the aroma of Fine Authentic Italian Cuisine. They serve traditional and original dishes prepared to order by native Romans.

Creek Ratz Restaurant and Bar
A rustic nautical atmosphere, spectacular views of the Murrells Inlet waterfront and both indoor and outdoor dining overlooking the Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk, has something for the entire family. With reasonable prices, a full raw bar, fresh seafood, sandwiches, salads, appetizers, pizza, children's menu, daily happy hour, live entertainment, the coldest drinks, and plenty of TVs to watch your favorite sporting events.

Carolina Roadhouse
Displays beautiful architecture and interior design with a wide-open show kitchen. Enjoy thick broiled steaks, baby back ribs (the meat just falls off the bone!), giant seafood platters cooked to order, sandwiches, huge salads, and the outrageous "Killer Dog" - all served at moderate prices.

Sea Captain's House
A Myrtle Beach restaurant, was built in 1930 by Henry Taylor of High Point, NC. For more than ten years the Taylor family vacationed at their oceanfront beach cottage.