Delicious South American cuisine, with dishes from Venezuela, Colombia, and Peru and plenty of…read moreoptions on the menu. The Service was outstanding, Ny was very pleasant and helpful for our party of 9. The atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable. They have a full bar with plenty of bar seating in addition to the table seating throughout the restaurant. I ordered and thoroughly enjoyed an Arepa, an Empanada and a side odder of Scrambled rice with black beans. The name "La Vinotinto" is inspired by the Venezuelan national soccer team, whose official uniform is famously known as "La Vinotinto" (The Burgundy). There is plenty of parking in a shared shopping center lot.

We came here while on vacation with my parents (they're older but honestly party harder than I do…read more). From the second we walked in, we felt the vibe -- super clean, beautifully decorated, and full of that energy that tells you "yeah, this place is gonna hit." The food? Legit authentic. Not that watered-down tourist stuff. Everything had real flavor -- like someone's abuela was back there blessing each plate. My mom said the seasoning reminded her of her aunt's cooking back in Puerto Rico -- and that's saying something, because her aunt doesn't play. Drinks were next level. I ordered a margarita and they brought me what looked like a whole bucket of joy. I literally said out loud "¡Papi, bring me another!" Vacation mode was fully activated. The staff? Super friendly, super cool. Spoke Spanish with us, cracked jokes, made us feel at home like we were regulars even though it was our first time. Beautiful spot, authentic food, great people, and good vibes all around. My parents are already talking about coming back next weekend -- and we live 4 hours away.

Excellent restaurant. Delicious pupusas. Solid rice and beans. We love the steak entrees. The owner…read morewas super nice and patient too. We'll be back.

Everything was great!!! The food was so good and we got to talk to the owner and she is very nice…read moreand friendly and we will definitely be coming back!

I love going here and the people are nice. I got some food to go. I love their food being it's…read moreauthentic and you get to taste something that you thought was authentic but not. I can't wait to go back.

Food, services 100% recommended very freshly prepared and and very good quality of foodread more

Found a little Venezuelan gem hiding in an unexpected corner of downtown Myrtle Beach…read more Bachata Restaurant is on Seaboard Street, tucked into the more industrial side of town between 10th Avenue and 501, and between Highway 17 Bypass and Robert Grissom Parkway. It's outside the usual Myrtle Beach restaurant and tourist zones, which is honestly part of what makes finding it fun. The restaurant recently changed ownership and is now serving Venezuelan and other Latin food during the day, with a nightclub in the back at night. The dining room is small and intimate -- maybe five or six tables -- so I can imagine it filling up quickly. There were a few people eating when I stopped in, but I had plenty of room. I went specifically hunting for fried pork belly, and they had exactly what I wanted: chicharrón. And they absolutely did NOT skimp on it. I got a big box of thick, crispy fried pork belly along with tostones -- green plantains smashed flat and fried until crisp. For the price, I was honestly surprised by how much food I got. They also gave me fresh pico de gallo that tasted like it had been made right there in the kitchen, along with house-made guasacaca, the traditional Venezuelan green sauce. Between the crispy pork belly, tostones, fresh pico and that guasacaca, this was seriously good eating. There was also a hot case in the dining room filled with Venezuelan grab-and-go snacks and pastries, including stuffed fried pastries with meat and cheese. Those definitely caught my attention for the next visit. There was a small language barrier when I ordered, but Google Translate took care of that in about 30 seconds. Everyone was pleasant, we figured out exactly what I wanted, and I left very happy. While I waited, I looked over the menu, and there are a LOT of things I'm going to have to go back and try -- especially the empanadas and some of the traditional Venezuelan dishes. If you like discovering small, locally owned restaurants that aren't sitting on Restaurant Row or surrounded by tourist attractions, Bachata is absolutely worth checking out. It has that great little hidden-neighborhood-restaurant feeling, despite being right in the middle of Myrtle Beach. Sometimes the best food is hiding in the places you'd normally drive right past. Bachata Restaurant 811 Seaboard Street Myrtle Beach, SC And if you're specifically hunting for a big box of crispy chicharrón, tostones and homemade Venezuelan sauces in Myrtle Beach -- I found it.

We didn't have any food since it didn't look like any was available during the "club" hours. But…read morethe bartender was nice and sent us a round for my sister's bachelorette. We went two nights in a row and it was really empty. The Friday night DJ was especially great! He was from Puerto Rico! My only complaint was the women's bathroom was so hard to flush.

Cool place with great food and friendly vibes…read more Everyone loved the mofongo, the plantains, everything. Really fun family atmosphere.

would not recommend , rude workers. Make you feel not welcomed, very rude. Highly recommended…read morelooking for other restaurants before going to this one.

A comfy eatery with warm & welcoming service & tasty inexpensive food with fresh ingredients…read more Where else does one have their choice of so many taco fillings @ $3 per taco? Quite an extensive menu ! Every "main" our party ordered was praised, right down to the refried beans side, warm tortillas & guacamole. Delicious fresh ceviche (difficult to find) is heaped on a plate vs served in a goblet. We were enchanted by the variety of ingredients, eg cactus, various peppers, 3 types of salsa... No "adult beverages" are served eg margaritas or beer, but there's a wonderful selection of Mexican soft drinks.

The food was authentic, not your normal rice and beans slapped on a plate. The service was great…read morealso. I would definitely recommend.

Glad that I gave this place a try. My first impression was…read morethe chips and salsa. Even though they were simple, the chips and salsa were great. They were fresh out of the fryer and the salsa was just perfect. It had a SMALL hint of spice, but not enough to burn your mouth and the spice didn't linger. I ordered the tacos birria and they were delicious. I'd definitely try them again. Husband got mixta quesadilla (steak and mushrooms) and daughter had a chicken quesadilla. Everyone loved their food. It was all freshly prepared and the lady was very nice.

I just finished a doctor's appointment on 82nd Ave North and was hungry for Mexican. I went on maps…read moreto find a restaurant and cane across Como En Casa and was impressed with their reviews and saw it was a 20 minute drive to get there. I had the time so I took the trip. Was well worth the drive. The food was excellent , I had a chicken enchilada with mole sauce which the waiter recommended. The mole sauce was delicious but not overpowering that really blended well with the fresh chicken. The service was great and the restaurant was clean and well maintained. Comp En Casa is truly one of the best Mexican restaurants on the Strand, everything is freshly prepared.

Peruvian chicken and other things. All wonderful. A little…read moreon the expensive side. It's in a not so visible location so you may miss it. Large crowd at lunch time.

We've been dining here while on vacation since 2017. It serves up some of the best Peruvian chicken…read morein the area. The prior owner took real pride in his business. Fortunately, the new owners do too. As always, I ordered the authentic tacos; however,the cilantro they contained was mostly yellow. Otherwise, they were okay. Still what has mostly impressed me over the years was the general freshness of everything. The empanadas were still tasty, as were the chicken, black beans and rice. It seems that the place has been refreshed a bit by the new ownership. Of course, prices have increased significantly too. Overall, the food is still good, the new owners are very friendly and we still like this place and hope to return again next summer.