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Best Spots For Oysters in Myrtle Beach

Seafood lovers of Myrtle Beach, are you excited for National Oyster Day? This year’s celebrations fall on August 5th, the perfect time of year to enjoy the delicacy that is bivalve mollusks. As a means of appreciating the holiday, there are plenty of local spots to shuck an array of oysters. Here’s a round-up of the best spots for celebrating this year’s National Oyster Day in Myrtle Beach.

Bimini’s Oyster Bar and Seafood Cafe

If you haven’t tried an oyster shooter, Bimini’s is the place to go. With platters of seafood and oysters of all sorts, you’re sure to find something you love at this local eatery. Located only five minutes from the Myrtle Beach Strip, you can visit Bimini’s for dining in or take-out between 3 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Hook & Barrel

Bluepoint oysters are a staple for lovers of Hook & Barrel. Visit the epicurean establishment for excellent food and presentation. If you visit during happy hour between 4 and 6 p.m. indulge in some oysters for $1 a pop. For bloody mary fans, you won’t want to pass up a bloody mary oyster shooter. Pro tip: Top your shooter with shrimp for an all-around savory sip.

Dirty Don’s Oyster Bar & Grill

For a more laid back bar feel this National Oyster Day, visit Dirty Don’s for outdoor dining or take out from 11 a.m – 10 p.m. This family-friendly locale offers a delicious oyster roast and sweet specialty drinks. In case you’re craving some seafood alongside your oysters, Dirty Don’s has you covered from crab legs to shrimp and lobster.

Captain George’s Seafood Restaurant

This all American seafood restaurant is best known for its buffet and absolutely fresh seafood. Their raw oysters are salted to perfection, so you’re sure to savor each bite. Visitors are welcomed to practice social distancing inside from 2 p.m – 9:30 p.m. on this National Oyster Day.

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Local Farmer’s Markets To Check Out!

Summer is upon us, and with that comes a plethora of in-season fruits, vegetables, and foods. What better way to spend a sunny afternoon than browsing your local farmers market? For farm to table fresh produce, you’ll want to visit these Myrtle Beach farmer’s markets. 

Surfside Beach Farmer’s Market

Located just blocks off Surfside Beach, this local market is home to farm-fresh produce, kettle corn, and more. Tellers have awnings and store signs so you know exactly where your food’s coming from. Rain or shine, visit this farmers market every Tuesday from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. until October 29th. 

Little River Farmer’s Market

This handicap-accessible farmers market operates every Thursday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Artisinal vendors rotate throughout the locale offering not only foods but wools and fleeces, handmade soaps, and body care products. There’s a little something for everyone at Little River!

Conway Farmer’s Market

The open-air Conway farmer’s market is perfect for early risers. Every Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. you can find an array of locally sourced products. Enjoy a stroll with your family before your brunch reservation in the Historic Downtown Conway area. 

Farmer’s Market on Deville Street

The Market Common hosts this iconic farmer’s market on not only Saturday’s from 10 a.m – 3 p.m., but now Wednesdays from 3 p.m – 7 p.m. Support local businesses by purchasing from their organic products and items. You’re sure to find something sweet at this locals’ favorite spot. 

North Myrtle Beach

Through October 28th, join the north myrtle beach farmer’s market every Friday from 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Nestled between Library and City Hall, this market offers the perfect background for a weekday stroll. From baked goods to jewelry, North Myrtle has got you covered.

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Best Wine Bars In Myrtle Beach

Observed annually on the second Saturday of June is National Rosè Day. This year in Myrtle, there are plenty of places to celebrate. Whether you’re looking to cheers a glass of frosè or prosecco, we’ve got you covered. Come June 13th, celebrate the holiday by visiting one of the best wine bars Myrtle Beach has to offer.

Coastal Wine Boutique

At Coastal Wine Boutique, their goal is to educate you on wines in the best way possible . . . by tasting them! An experienced sommelier guides you through their abundant selection so that you can best select your flavors. Their collection of global wines is not only diverse but delicious.

Bistro 90

Winner of the 2019 Wine Spectator award, Bistro 90 knows wines and they know them well. While you’re sipping vino, you’ll want to enjoy their famous 12-ounce cut of veal. This hidden gem restaurant is home to impeccable service and a wide range of aged bottles.

SeaBlue Restaurant & Wine Bar

Nestled in North Myrtle Beach, the SeaBlue Restaurant and Wine Bar is the perfect spot for wine lovers. Enjoy bottles or indulge by the glass as you celebrate the day. If you work up an appetite post sipping, a menu of Contemporary American cuisine is there for the taking. 

Collectors Cafe

This upscale eatery is the perfect place to gather with friends for a drink. Clink glasses as you enjoy the hanging art that rotates on the walls daily. The Collectors Cafe features revolving local artists for a one of a kind experience. Though the paintings are incredible, the Food and Bev are by far the center of attention.

Hook & Barrel

Not just known for its fantastic seafood, Hook & Barrel is home to an incredible selection of wines. Enjoy the outdoor seating as you raise a toast and break bread. Hook & Barrel is practicing social distancing while serving so that you can safely sip with friends.

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Where To Find The Best Burger in Myrtle Beach

Thursday, May 28 is National Hamburger Day, so what better way to celebrate than sinking your teeth into a classic burger decked with all the toppings? Whether you’re a classic cheese kind of person or more of a creative type, we’ve got plenty of inspiration in the Myrtle Beach area.

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River City Cafe

This beloved local restaurant has a variety of burger options, ranging from your average slice of cheese to toppings like pulled pork and pimento cheese. Want something sweet? Try the melty Peanut Butter Burger. Feel like something spicy? The Nacho Crunch burger will rock your world with guacamole, Doritos, and jalapeños. If you want to try the most unusual offerings on the menu, you can’t go wrong with burgers topped with fried mac and cheese or spicy chili popcorn shrimp.

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Hamburger Joe’s

The Original Hamburger Joe’s opened right after Hurricane Hugo in 1989, and now in their 31st-year diners still can’t get enough of their signature thin patties. The restaurant cooks around 1,600 burgers and 300 pounds of fries a day, slapped onto a flattop grill. Settle into a booth, add a dollar to the hundreds lining the walls, and prepare for a classic meal.

Burky’s Grill

Burky’s offers smash-style burgers cooked on a griddle in a nostalgic diner setting. Inspired by 1950s diners, the food here is served hot, fresh, and quick, making it beloved among tourists and locals alike. Get classic burgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, and more (or try their decidedly unique chili cheese spaghetti). Traditionally on Friday nights Burky’s has hosted a “cruise-in” where all makes and models of classic cars can park and get 20% off their orders.

Peaches Corner

This classic burger joint has been around since 1937, slinging slaw, chili, and cheese for customers with gusto. Try the “Beach Party” for a beer-battered burger topped with bacon, ranch, lettuce, tomato, and cheese sauce. Pair it with hand-scooped ice cream or a hot fudge sundae for the perfect American meal. Extra hungry? Try the Peaches Corner challenge, where diners go up against a whopping five pounds of food, including a foot-long hot dog and a double-double cheeseburger.

Art Burger Sushi Bar

While you may not think of burgers pairing well with sushi, this spot serves both with impeccable flair. Their burgers are named after famous artists and their works (try blue cheese on the Picasso or duck fat on the Rembrandt), while the sushi ranges from the classic dragon and eel rolls to a sweet potato tempura roll called American Gothic. Basically, if you can dream it, this spot will get it done and serve it with fries on the side.

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Restaurants Offering Takeout & Delivery During COVID-19

Johnny D’s Waffles and Benedicts will have options for drive-thru and curbside pickup with special car hop service from 8am – 2pm! Right now, rewards members earn double points for every dollar spent.

Call (843) 663-1700 | Website

Wahlburgers is offering online ordering and curbside pickup. Customers can also order through the Wahlburgers App.

Call (843) 945-8005 | Website

Tupelo Honey is offering discounted online orders for pickup and curbside service: use promo code ORDER20! to get 20% off your online order! Open 11am – 7pm daily.

Call (843) 315-3780 | Website

Mrs. Fish Seafood Grill offers take-out and delivery through DoorDash. Lunch is served from 11am – 3pm and dinner is served from 3pm – 8pm!

Call (843) 946-6869 for carry-out orders.

Papa’s Pizza in Little River is open for take-out and FREE delivery from 12pm – 8pm until further notice. Papa’s Pizza also offers a convenient drive-thru window.

Call (843) 249-3663

21 Main at North Beach is offering a special take-out menu: choose Three Courses for only $25.00; available from 5pm – 8pm.

Call (843) 315-3000

Jimmagan’s Pub is accepting orders for pickup and delivery.

Call (843) 497-5450 | www.Jimmaganspub.com

Last Call Tapas Bar is offering a special menu for pickup and delivery from 12pm – 12am.

Call (843) 945-4700

Buoys’ on the Boulevard is offering options for curbside pickup, delivery, or car dine-in! All kids’ meals at Buoys’ are now just $3.00.

Call (843) 663-0330 | Website

Carolina Roadhouse will accept curbside pickup and delivery orders starting at 11am. Wine and beer are 20% off with curbside to-go orders. Delivery orders can be placed through GrubHub.

Call (843) 497-9911 | Website

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Hottest Restaurants in Myrtle Beach Right Now

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Whether you’re a local or are just stopping in to Myrtle Beach for vacation, here are five restaurants you have to try that will truly delight your tastebuds.

Local on the Water

As the name suggests, this spot is well-known for locally sourcing their ingredients to support the community and bring the freshest flavors to the plate. Whether you want something Southern-inspired, fresh seafood, or a great burger, enjoy your food while looking out over the water! The view is known to be North Myrtle Beach’s best sunset-viewing spot.

Blueberry’s Grill

With two locations in Myrtle Beach, it’s easy to find Blueberry’s Grill for a bite to eat. Open seven days a week, this restaurant is well-known for both sweet and savory breakfast options. The menu keeps the crowds coming, offering everything from creatively-topped eggs benedict (try it with salmon!), to biscuits & gravy with freshly made sausage.

Hook & Barrel

This seafood joint works hard to provide amazing fresh fish, shrimp, oysters and more! The restaurant also prides itself on being sustainable as well. Pro tip: order their scrumptious oyster stew, prepared right in front of you at the bar, or sample the locally-caught “angry clams,” prepared with a white wine butter sauce, cherry bomb peppers, tomato and garlic.

Johnny D’s

Another beloved breakfast spot, Johnny D’s offers a menu with never-ending inspiration to start the day off right. For the diners with a sweet tooth, try a decadent Red Velvet Waffle topped with cinnamon sugar & butter. For a savory option, be sure to order the Pork Belly Benedict or spicy avocado omelette.

Beagle

Marketed as “a little weird,” the Sneaky Beagle has a little bit of everything good. Stop in for tried-and-true brews and sushi, or get a little more creative with some of the more unusual offerings, like fettuccine alfredo tacos or marshmallow fluff and Nutella paninis. Check the schedule to see which local musicians are performing and get ready to experiment!

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The 2019 Myrtle Beach Oktoberfest

As one of the largest celebrations in the region, the 2019 Myrtle Beach Oktoberfest at Market Common (4012 Deville St., Myrtle Beach) will feature a huge beer selection, 60+ vendors, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly activities for everyone to have a good time. Come out on Friday, October 11 and Saturday, October 12 to celebrate the holiday the Myrtle Beach way.

Not only can visitors get their fill of beer and German food (plenty of other food will be available as well), but face painting, a pumpkin patch, pumpkin decorating and inflatables will also be offered for a full day of family fun.

Check out the event on Facebook or the event’s website if you’re interested in joining in on the celebration!

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The Best Restaurants for Fresh Seafood in Myrtle Beach

Every coastal city should be able to serve up top-notch seafood. Thankfully, Myrtle Beach meets expectations with plenty of great restaurants all over town. If you’re in the mood for seafood, these 5 restaurants will satisfy your cravings.

Hook and Barrel
Located on N. Kings Highway, Hook and Barrel goes above and beyond in serving fresh seafood in a sustainable way. Whether it’s oyster stew prepared right in front of you or their classic seafood tower with crab, lobster, ceviche, shrimp and oysters, this Myrtle Beach seafood restaurant is at the top of the list for a reason!

Dirty Don’s Oyster Bar
With locations in North Myrtle and on the Boardwalk, this seafood staple serves up delicious seafood at an affordable price. With oysters at the center of the menu, order them in your favorite style: steamed, fried or raw. Be sure to stop by every weekend from 1-3pm on Saturdays and Sundays for their oyster, clam and mussel roasts for only $8.

Sea Captain’s House
Sea Captain’s House has been providing Myrtle Beach with the best seafood for over 50 years. Located on N. Kings Highway, enjoy your seafood with a view of the ocean. Sea Captain’s House is grounded in family history dating back to the 1930s with recipes that are sure to keep you coming back.

Bimini’s Oyster Bar
Bimini’s embodies the experience of a local restaurant with a laid-back atmosphere and fresh seafood. Offering some of the best family-sized steam pots of shrimp, crabs and oysters, this Myrtle Beach favorite keeps everyone happy and full.

Flamingo Grill
While Flamingo Grill serves more than just seafood, the seafood on the menu is so good, it couldn’t be taken off the list. With amazing crab cakes, fried lobster bites and seared ahi tuna, Flamingo Grill is the place for upscale seafood. Since 1986, this art-deco restaurant has been mastering their craft and serving up delicious seafood to locals and tourists alike.