Myrtle Beach What to do? Where to eat?

Ditto Calabash for the best seafood.

Gambling boats in Little River if you are into that. Not really much of a gambler but we go a couple of times a year to play the slots. They have senior day where you can get on eat cheap. Food is only avg. but the ride is worth the cost even if you don't gamble. Just go on a fairly calm day, especially if you have not been on the ocean before. Check out bigmcasino.com/myrtlebeach, our favorite.

Also best seafood in the area is in Calabash NC, just past Little River in edge of NC. Probably 10-15 seafood places to choose from. We like Becks or the little Calabash seafood hut ( if you can get in the door ).

have fun!!

Crab Catchers on the water front very good

Look for Shiver me Pinchers. Great dining and drinks. 812 S Kings Highway. Always had good food and service.

Rolling Condo wrote:
One of the best locally owned seafood restaurants is Mr. Fish.

i have heard mr fish is awesome and will go there on our next visit, we love bubba's fish shack in Surfside Beach (south of Myrtle)

Bubba's fish shack

Thanks all. Great ideas keep em coming.

For arguably the best seafood in the world. Try Calabash. Not the restaurants in MB, But in Calabash itself. and Calabash is just North of MBTP.

Something different to do. IF you have not visited Alligator Adventure. It is a great experience.

One of the best locally owned seafood restaurants is Mr. Fish.

We like going to Georgetown for a day to look around the harbor/boardwalk area and have lunch at an outdoor patio. It is south of M.B. In the Fall they have a wooden boat festival which is very interesting and different. You can watch teams construct a boat in a limited amount of time and then they have to row it across the harbor and back - good fun!

Me loves Hunting Beach...

We end up at Lakewood in the SEP/OCT time frame each year for a mini-family reunion. One of my sister's has a place at Lakewood. Usually coincides with Bikers week haha...

Lakewood is nice but sometime yearn for the more backwoods environment. Hunting Beach serves us well in that regard... Tried the Myrtle Beach State Park on the beach which was nice as well but sure was loud at times with the airplanes going overhead every five minutes landing and taking off from the local airport.

Hard not to find a good eating place along the US17 corridor...

Roy Ken