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Parlor Doughnuts Sets Up Shop in Pawleys Island

A Midwest-based donut and coffee shop, Parlor Doughnuts, is coming to Pawleys Island!

Unlike traditional chain coffee and donut shops in the area, Parlor Doughnuts offers fresh breakfast food including layered donuts, breakfast tacos and avocado toast. 

Toni Ricker, Regional Manager of Parlor Doughnuts, said “There is nothing quite like us (around here). If you’re looking for something that is fresh, prepared on site and not shipped in a truck, we’re here. 

In terms of the atmosphere, Ricker said “Nostalgia is the No. 1 thing, every location has an old time big floor radio somewhere. It’s very raw Americana … but there’s definitely this weird fine line between nostalgia and hipster coffee house.”

Ricker hopes that in addition to providing tasty treats, the space can also be used for individuals, students and business people to gather.

Parlor Doughnuts will be located off U.S. 17 and is expected to open their doors to customers in May. 

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New Fine-Dining Restaurant Opens at Grande Dunes Marketplace

You’ll have an Abundance of delicious food to enjoy at the latest “modern cuisine fine-dining” restaurant to open in the Grand Strand.

Abundance recently opened their doors at 960 Cipriana Drive and have already attracted a buzz from patrons eager to sink their teeth into one of the many dishes being served by owner Will Tyson. 

You can find everything from Lamb Persaille to Bone Marrow Escargot to Scallops on the menu – all of which is prepared by chefs out of Charleston, South Carolina.

In addition to local chefs, Abundance is filled with artwork from local artists – an element that adds to the already inviting atmosphere Will Tyson has created. 

So far, Tyson is happy with the response to Abundance saying, “It’s going really well. Customers are ecstatic. They love the food, they love the ambiance.” His goal is “to be another option for the fine-dining crowd year-round.”

While they do recommend placing reservations, Abundance also accepts walk-ins if there is space available.

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New ‘Pizza Pub’ Coming to North Myrtle Beach

A new pizza parlor is coming to North Myrtle Beach! Pittsburgh Pizza Pub will open their doors to customers on May 1st at 730 Highway 17 South.

Adam Lucas, owner of Pittsburgh Pizza Pub, is eager to bring a slice of Pittsburgh to the south. However, pizza is not the only thing he will be serving up. In addition to pizza, Pittsburgh Pizza Pub will offer gyros, burgers and hoagies – classic sandwiches inspired by Pittsburgh’s very own Primanti Bros. 

Pittsburgh Pizza Pub will join the already blossoming scene of pizza restaurants in the North Myrtle Beach area including the recently opened Atlantic Crust Brick Oven Pizza, which opened in March. Atlantic Crust Brick Oven Pizza is located at 1021 2nd Avenue North and offers patrons scratch-made brick oven pizza as well as garlic knots, mozzarella sticks and wings. 

Both Pittsburgh Pizza Pub and Atlantic Crust Brick Oven Pizza offer in-person dining, pick-up and delivery.

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Best Dinner Show Experiences in Myrtle Beach

Looking for something unique to do with family and friends this spring? Enjoy an evening at one of Myrtle Beach’s most favored dinner show events. These are some of the most popular culinary and theatrical experiences in Myrtle Beach.

Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament

The Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament combine history lessons, a utensil-free dinner and theatrical tournament all rolled into one extravagant night. Shows take place every Wednesday through Sunday at 2904 Fantasy Way and include a 2 hour medieval jousting tournament. Tickets are $55.95 for adults and $28.95 for children 12 and under.

Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre

The House of Blues offers a dynamic interactive theatre experience in the midst of a delicious three course meal. According to their website, “a murder happens during the course of your meal and you’re held in the middle of a murder investigation. Everyone is a suspect…if you figure out who did the crime, you may be rewarded.” Each show starts promptly at 7:00 pm and tickets can be purchased by calling the box office at (843) 272-3000.

Pirate’s Voyage Dinner & Show

Located on N King’s Highway, Pirate’s Voyage follows the life of the legendary pirate Blackbeard and his quartermaster Calico Jack through treacherous land and sea battles.Pirate’s Voyage also offers a four-course pirate feast complete with food like Captain’s BBQ Pork, Pirate Herb-basted Potato and Apple O’ Me Eye Pie. Their shows start back up on March 18th and continue throughout the spring.

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Best Sandwich Shops in Myrtle Beach

National Cold Cuts Day is coming up on March 3rd. What better way to celebrate than with a mile-high sandwich at one of these staple sandwich shops.

Dagwood’s Deli

With two locations, one in Myrtle Beach and one in North Surfside Beach, Dagwood’s Deli offers huge sandwiches and reasonable prices. Their premium deli sandwiches include classics like the Italian and Turkey Club. However, they also offer their own signature creations like their Dagwoods Dipper and Caribbean Jerk Chicken. Dagwood’s Deli also packs their sandwich fillings on top of their homemade bread rolls.

Kaminsky’s NY Deli

The owners of Kaminskey Deli, Mike and Eva Kaminsky, brought their New York roots to the Myrtle Beach area with the addition of this deli. Their menu includes a plethora of cold cut sandwiches, in addition to specialty sandwiches like their Kaminsky’s Cheese Steak, New York Club and The Godfather.

Manny’s New York Deli & Subs

Another New York-bred family run deli, Manny’s Deli and Subs was voted Best Deli on the Grand Strand in 2020. Located on S. Kings Highway, Manny’s is serving up crowd favorite sandwiches like their Meatball Parmigiana, Salsalito Turkey and Long Islander. They also offer various sides and salad options.

Mr. Sub

Mr. Sub has been in the Myrtle Beach area since 1979. This long standing deli is located at Broadway Street and has a menu fit for foodies. Not only do they offer traditional deli sandwiches that can be either oven baked or served cold, they also offer grilled subs, steak subs, salads, spaghetti plates and pita specials. 

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Popular Milkshake Bar Opening Second Location in the Grand Strand

The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar is opening another location in the Myrtle Beach area. The new spot will be located in North Myrtle Beach and will continue to offer crazy delicious milkshakes for patrons to delight in.

The flagship shop first opened in 2020 at The Market Common and has since become a hotspot in the area. While the exact location of the new shop has yet to be announced, it is expected to open in the spring of 2021.

The Crazy Mason, a locally owned small business, has an extensive menu – offering 23 specialty milkshakes, as well as seasonal favorites. One of the crowd pleasers is their “Dashing Through the Dough” milkshake, a mouth-watering concoction of “Cookie Dough ice cream blended, poured into a mason jar with a chocolate frosted rim rolled in crushed cookies. On top sits whip cream, a scoop of edible cookie dough, cookie dough pieces, chocolate chips and finished with chocolate drizzle.”

In addition to extravagant milkshakes, patrons can also enjoy just the ice creams themselves. Scooped ice creams are available for anyone who isn’t a fan of milkshakes or just can’t commit to the food coma that will inevitably commence. 

Be sure to follow The Crazy Mason Milkshake Bar for updates on their new location!

Photo provided by The Crazy Mason.

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New Mexican Restaurant Coming to North Myrtle Beach

Roca Roja Cantina, an upscale Mexican restaurant, is set to open their doors in March 2021. Located at 806 Sea Mountain Highway in North Myrtle Beach, Roca Roja Cantina will serve authentic Mexican food to patrons in the Myrtle Beach area. 

The multi-level restaurant will overlook the marsh and include over 2,500 sq feet of outdoor dining space. The bottom floor will house a more upscale dining area, while the top floor will be a more relaxed Cantina. 

The restaurant will also feature a tequila lounge, which will serve up special tequila tasting flights.

Terry Walden, owner of Roca Roja Cantina, is thrilled to be opening this new spot saying, “We’re very excited….The menu is very unique. There’s something for everybody.”

The restaurant is currently hiring for a variety of positions including bartenders, servers, hosts and line cooks. 

Follow Roca Roja Cantina for important updates on the restaurant and their upcoming opening.

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The Inside Scoop on a New Family-Owned Ice Cream Shop

We’ll all be screaming for ice cream when Buzzed Bull Creamery opens their doors in Myrtle Beach this spring!

Buzzed Bull Creamery, a liquid nitrogen creamy, is set to open in the Spring of 2021. They will offer “buzzed” or alcohol infused ice cream and nitro milkshakes to patrons aged 21 and older, as well as regular non-buzzed ice cream treats.

This tailored made-to-order experience allows customers the opportunity to watch their treat come to life – from choosing their mix-ins and toppings to seeing their ice cream transform from a liquid to a frozen dessert. 

Buzzed Bull Creamery currently has two locations in Ohio. However, this latest franchise will be run by Alex and Becky Flores, a brother-sister duo, who have always wanted to open a creamery.

While the Flores siblings have not yet decided on a location in Myrtle Beach to set up their new shop, negotiations are taking place.

Click here to learn more about Buzzed Bull Creamery and why they are worth melting for.

 

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