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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.

Warning: this post may cause you to drool.

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.

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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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The Best Burger Spots in Myrtle Beach

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The Grand Strand is full of great restaurants for Myrtle Beach foodies to try. After a day spent on the sandy beaches though, there’s nothing better than a burger from one of these burger spots.

River City Cafe

Consistently voted one the best burgers on the Grand Strand, River City Cafe even has national recognition from USA Today as “one of the best places in the nation to feed the kids.” Look no further for the best beef in town.

 

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Peaches Corner

Peaches Corner is a Myrtle Beach tradition, serving up burgers since 1937!

 

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ART Burger Sushi Bar

ART is a “burger paradise” with exotic burgers that will exceed your expectations. They truly make burgers a work of ART.

 

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Burky’s Grill

Burky’s Grill serves up classic burgers in a feel-good diner setting. Take the blast to the past even further with their Classic Car Nights every Friday.

 

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It’s not hard to see — we like to do things old school here.

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Hamburger Joe’s

With two locations in North Myrtle Beach and Surfside Beach, both walking distance to the beach, Hamburger Joe’s can meet your fresh, never-frozen burger needs after a long day in the sun.

 

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Our Top 5 Favorite New Restaurants In Myrtle Beach

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Finding a new favorite restaurant is like finding gold. There are few things better than finding a spot that is consistently delicious with good service and a fun atmosphere. Anytime a new restaurant opens up, we’re the first to be sitting in a seat tasting the menu. Sometimes we find winners and sometimes we don’t. Thankfully there were a few winners that opened up recently.

Here are our favorite new restaurants in Myrtle Beach:

Atlantic City Sliders

1000 U.S. 17 N, North Myrtle Beach

Monday – Saturday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Description: An affordable burger and fast food restaurant

One-Eyed Willies Seafood

700 U.S. 17, Surfside Beach

Sunday – Saturday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Description: All you can eat seafood with a breezy beach atmosphere

Fork’n Links

9408 Hwy. 707, Myrtle Beach

Sunday – Saturday, 11 a.m. to  12 a.m.

Description: Neighborhood bar and American restaurant with a great atmosphere

Craft Taco

7955 N. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach

Sunday – Saturday, 11 a.m. to  9 p.m.

Description: Local Mexican restaurant serving traditional Mexican entrees and craft beer

La Dolci Mania Café

2060 Oakheart Road, Myrtle Beach

Sunday – Saturday 9 a.m. to  6 p.m.

Description: Italian bakery and café using recipes passed down through generations of Italian housewives.

What are you most excited to try?

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