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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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Best Italian Restaurants in Myrtle Beach

Looking for the best Italian restaurants in Myrtle Beach? The pasta-bilities are endless. Check out our list of the best Italian restaurants along the Grand Strand.

Ciao Restaurant 

Ciao Restaurant has been serving up traditional Italian food since 2006. The intimate dining experience provided by Ciao Restaurant is unmatched. With options for both pasta-lovers and meat-lovers alike, Ciao has something for everyone. Order online or make a reservation to ensure you get to enjoy this Myrtle Beach hot spot. 

Crave Italian Oven and Bar

A classic family-friendly restaurant, Crave Italian Oven and Bar is known for their incredible service and tasty food. Sink your teeth into one of their mouthwatering brick oven pizzas or chow down on their fan-favorite dishes including fried burrata, chicken and eggplant sorrentino, and seafood pompeii. Crave also offers Crave-N-Go, to-go meals made to share with the whole family.

Luigi’s Trattoria

If you’re looking for a more laid-back Italian experience, Luigi’s Trattoria is the place for you. Serving customer favorites like baked lasagna, chicken saltimbocca, and lobster stuffed ravioli, Luigi’s has it all. In addition to delicious food, Luigi’s also has an extensive wine menu with over 51 different bottles available.

Villa Romana Italian Restaurant

You’ll be transported straight to Italy when you step foot in Villa Roman Italian Restaurant. The live accordion music, stellar service, and delicious food provide an experience like none other. They also serve classic Italian dishes like chicken parmigiana, veal scaloppine,  fettuccine alfredo, and cannelloni fiorentina. No doubt you’ll leave with a full and satisfied stomach. 

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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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Affordable Restaurants Myrtle Beach

The 5 Best (And Affordable) Restaurants In Myrtle Beach

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We’re all about sharing secrets with our friends and since we’re all friends here, we’re spilling the secret on the best and affordable restaurants in Myrtle Beach! That’s right, these restaurants aren’t only affordable; they’re delicious.

Here are the deets on these five wallet-friendly restaurants in Myrtle Beach:

Big Mike’s Soul Food

Named one of the best restaurants in Myrtle Beach, Big Mike’s is the perfect spot for some delectable southern comfort food at an affordable price. Try favorite items such as the Fried Chicken Sandwich, Oyster Sandwich, Shrimp Basket or Chicken Finger Basket all for under $10!

Burky’s Grill

A 1950s themed southern diner, Burky’s Grill is a must when in Myrtle Beach. Go classic with a hamburger that comes with fries and a drink for $5.59 or choose the Cincinnati style chili for only $3.70.

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Dagwood’s Deli

Check out Dagwood’s, located on Mr. Joe White Ave, for the best deli meat and cheese you’ll find in town! Try the mouth-watering, three layers of ham, turkey, bacon, Swiss cheese, American cheese, lettuce and tomato in the Bumstead’s Club that comes with a side of chips and a drink for only $8.49.

Z’s Amazing Kitchen

Open for lunch and dinner, Z’s offers fresh, tasty and affordable food. You can find sandwiches, salads, and tacos on the menu for under $10! We recommend the flavorful Pimento BLT for only $8.75.

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Abraham’s Gyros

Craving fresh greek food after the beach? Abraham’s Gyros is conveniently located right on the boardwalk and is sure to satisfy your taste buds. Get a Chicken Gyro or a Beef and Lamb Gyro for only $7.99!

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We told you, these places are super wallet-friendly.

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Sushi in Myrtle Beach

Where To Find The Best Sushi In Myrtle Beach

Who doesn’t love sushi? Pretty much everybody enjoys these little rolls of deliciousness. There are so many different options and Myrtle Beach has some pretty awesome spots to grab a roll, or twelve, at.

Here are a few restaurants that are known to have delicious sushi in the Myrtle Beach area.

Art Burger Sushi Bar 

You can find this little unique spot right on the boardwalk. Their wide variety of sushi options is what makes them stand out. Like, the fried chicken roll topped with Macaroni and Cheese…YUM. They also decorate the restaurant with work from local artists, where they can advertise, sell and display their work for free.

King Kong Sushi

Voted Best Sushi in Myrtle Beach, King Kong Sushi has two locations, one at Broadway at the Beach and the other in Carolina Forest. You absolutely have to check this place out. The menu offers specialty rolls, riceless rolls, small rolls and plenty of other meal options. The Broadway location has a back porch where you can enjoy your meal overlooking the lake and is also a great nightlife spot!

Co. Sushi

Located right in Market Common next to the movie theater, Co. Sushi has an endless list of sushi, poke bowls, and hibachi (for those few non-eating sushi people). They also have a happy hour every Monday through Friday from 4 pm to 7 pm with pretty remarkable food and drink specials.

Wicked Tuna

Sushi with a view. Sit on the rooftop and enjoy the views of Murrell’s Inlet. They offer a Sushi bar with a large variety of options! Does Murrells Inlet sound too far for you? Don’t worry, they’re opening another rooftop bar at the 2nd Avenue Pier in Myrtle Beach!

Soho Café & Bar

You can conveniently find them near Ocean Blvd. on 21st. Avenue. Make sure you enjoy the views from the rooftop bar when you visit and be sure you plan to dine at Soho on Thursday nights because that’s when their 8-piece specialty sushi rolls are half off! They also occasionally have live music and open mic nights.

Flying Fish

Enjoying North Myrtle Beach? Make sure you plan a trip to Barefoot Landing for dinner at Flying Fish, located next to the Alabama Theater! This place is huge and offers a wide variety of meals, including delicious sushi!

Sugami

This popular spot among locals can be found on 48th Avenue North. It is a Japanese eatery that offers a long list of sushi and sashimi options.

If you have a favorite sushi spot that is not included on this list, please let us know!