Absolutely love this place! We eat here multiple times when we are in town. Family owned and…read moreoperated. The food is always delicious! From the Greek music, pictures of Greece, Greek Orthodox Icons, this place not only fills my stomach, but also feeds my soul. Highly recommend!!

Small restaurant with great service, friendly staff, and family feel to it…read more We enjoyed the house salad, the moussaka, and the gyro platter. Our food was hot and fresh, really good quality.

The food is always amazing! We get the Jerusalem experience which is definitely the best bang for…read moreyour buck. They say it's meant for two people but my husband and I always have leftovers for the next day!

Open, clean, airy restaurant with opulent lighting and extensive menu. We were a large party that…read morearrived staggered, but our server was very attentive to everyone. All the food looked good, and was fresh, but most items were underseasoned. A solid 3.5 but rounded up to 4 stars for the clean environment and stellar service.

Great food, friendly atmosphere! Service was good and the Mediterranean bowl was too.read more

Zardin is a great spot for healthy food and beverages in The Market Common. They focus on using…read morequality ingredients. I tend to order the Power Bowls when I visit. The Hot Honey Salmon and the Spicy Tuna bowl are a couple of my favorites. The Chicken Lemon Soup is also quite tasty if your in the mood for soup. They offer Fresh squeezed juices, so far I have enjoyed their Sunrise version with Pineapple, Orange, Carrot, Lime and Ginger. I have not had an opportunity to try the Brunch items or any of their Superfood Shakes, but if they are anything like the items I have tried they are sure to be delicious. Service is always friendly and efficient and the ambiance is casual with plenty of seating inside, or enjoy the sunshine at one of their many tables outside.

S is for Shwarma's King (part 2 of 2 for S):…read more DENIED WATER is an automatic grounds for 1 or maybe 2-stars. Originally, my girlfriend & I were going to eat at the Cook Out further north up US 17 Business on Labor Day Monday, 9/2/24. But it started heavily raining, and it was only to go at this Cook Out; the one I went to before was dine-in, so that threw us for a loop. We would've had to wait outside in the pouring rain to order and then eat in the car, which I had no interest in doing. We were ultimately meeting up with friends down on the boardwalk south of 8th Ave N. We had parked on Broadway and thought about eating over there, but nothing stood out. We walked to Ocean Blvd, there were a couple of places that were to go or just wasn't feeling. Shwarma's King looked promising and coincidentally that's where some friends already were. So, we settled on that. My biggest pet peeve with restaurants is no courtesy cup of water for paying customer of food. Water should be given no questions asked. You order at the counter. I will say the owner was very nice. And we were desperate since I don't normally do food purchases from a business who refuses water. My g/f went ahead and paid since I froze when we talked about the no water cup, and she bought water. I will also say that the Schwarma wrap was great. It was too bad he denied courtesy cup of water, which should be a given with the meal because I think I would've given this 5-stars instead of 2-stars considering the friendly owner & great food.

Nice and ambient place and authentic Lebanese shawarma and falafel. Owner is kind and friendly and…read morewas helpful regarding using metered parking on street versus expensive parking lots. We had meat shawarma and it hit the spot. We also couldn't resist the falafel and we ordered a falafel plate. It was good. Will visit again.

Brothers Grill was a great fine! We had a tasty lunch in the welcoming atmosphere. Hubby had the…read morepork gyros pita, and I had the Greek salad with chicken. Both were delicious. Our server was great too. This is really Greek fusion meaning that there are lots of Greek dishes on the menu and there are lots of items you would find in the sports bar. However, don't let this fool you as the Greek food was delicious and authentic. The next time I'd like to try the spanakopita or one of the kebab plates.

Quick stop for lunch. This was a nice please with great…read moreservice. Lack of ambiance really. It was too basic and dark inside for me. For a quick bite, it was nice. If you are in the area, try them out and please share your own experiences. Happy meals!

Vegetarians this is a must. I got a falafel sandwich - when the dude says it is spiced - it is!…read moreTasted good but hot!! The falafel was ok, but I am very judgmental as I love my local shop. I was very happy to see vegan options within walking distance. I ordered a side of hummus and pitta, not on the menu and wow!! One of the best hummus I have ever had. The service was great as he catered to my request. Be patient, as he was the only at the stay at 11:30am working both stands. They have setting outside and in burger your food to go and walk to the beach and enjoy!

We just happened to stumble upon this little ocean front hole in the wall while walking the…read moreboardwalk. We were a larger group & it was becoming difficult to find a restaurant that pleased everyone, until we stopped at Abraham's. Since 1992 they have been serving Greek food plus a variety of burgers, sandwiches, chicken, pizza, hot dogs, salads & even vegetarian falafel...all reasonably priced too. The friendly owner took our orders at the counter & brought our food out to us. He never asked for a name but somehow remembered who got what. The owner was warm & welcoming. Between all of us we mostly has the pizza, burgers & chicken dishes. Everything was yummy. We ate outside on the patio & enjoyed the beautiful ocean view & breeze. This was a fun stop with good food!

The flavor coming out of this place is like nothing in the area. I can't rave enough about the…read moreshawarma. I've had the chicken, lamb, and beef and they are all out of this world. It seems the word is getting out as all the tables are full each time I'm in there. This is one of the areas best "not so best kept" secrets!

Ukrainian, polish and Greek food. My sister had told me about this place and knew I'd love it. This…read moreis a charming restaurant with nice staff and mamas in the kitchen cooking. The food is outstanding. We ordered the eggplant roll ups which were loaded with pieces of garlic. The cheese filling was creamy and delightful. We also tried the cabbage rolls which were simply the best ones I've ever tasted. The red sauce was flavorful and the stuffing was pork and beef. The rolls were delish. We also ordered the potato pancakes and they were a good size. These were cooked well. Lunch was accompanied by pita slices. I enjoyed my lunch and look forward to trying the gyro and other dishes. Our waiter was great. We needed a small bag of ice to go to keep our leftovers cold in the car and he happily provided this for us.

Opa Opa is my favorite Greek eatery. The food has authentic Greek flavors. But the service is…read moreoutstanding. Lily the owner has such a warm and welcoming spirit. My eating experience there is always outstanding. ​

Finding good Greek / Mediterranean food anywhere is tough. If you haven't actually been to Greece…read moreyou haven't had an authentic food experience. I was lucky enough to go to Crete , Greece 4 times while in the military in the late 80's. I still haven't found that replacement , but I've come pretty close a couple times. The Chicken Kabob here was really good , thick flavorful pieces that were seasoned well on a wooden skewer. I would recommend getting these. The Beef and Lamb Gyro was large and full of meat , veggies , and sauce. The meat was decent , but I wasn't impressed by it. The sauce also was mid , could be thicker and more flavor. I got a sample of the Roasted Potatoes and I would recommend them. The Rice looked good , but I didn't try it. They have some desserts too. The Carrot Cake and Chocolate Cake were monsters ! If my son was here with me in Myrtle Beach I definitely would've gotten both. I think for most people they would be happy to have lunch or dinner here. $13.00 for a Gyro and $7.00 for a Chicken Kabob.

This is the only halal restaurant I believe in Myrtle Beach and it's about 5 mins away from the…read morenearest Masjid. Garlic parmesan or teriyaki I can't remember which 3.5/5 : Im not really a wings and sauce person but I can see how someone who is would like these wings. The grilled taste were perfect . They were slightly a little salty for my taste; but again I can see someone like in this who is in the sauces. Cheese pizza add on chicken: 3.5/5 good pizza for the price it was about 8 slice I believe i got a medium.. In Myrtle Beach: check them out

Well, this is the second time I've ordered from them and it's been a year apart. This is the second…read moretime I've ordered falafel and in the description on the menu it says with pita bread. The first time no pita bread so I called and they said OK thank you. This time I didn't bother calling. I got the five pieces of falafel and again no pita bread so this will be the last time I order from them. Now these are supposed to be falafel balls. You get six in an order. This time they gave me 6/2 balls half balls. So really you're getting three falafel balls for the same price as you did a year ago. Yeah definitely not going back again ever

Simply amazing every single time we go. I am taking 16…read morepeople there this evening and I am certain all of them will be blown away. I lived in Athens and Voula, Greece for more than 3 years and when I say this is authentic cuisine I absolutely mean it is authentic. And the wine list and service are both superb!

4.5 stars would be most accurate. I was glad to find this restuarant during my visit to Myrtle…read moreBeach. I did not have much Greek cuisine before so many things were new to me. In general, the food was good and the staff was friendly. During my two-day visit I had two meals there. Tried the Grilled Tiger Prawns, Soutzoukakia, Beet Salad, Maroulsalata, Pastichio and Spanakorizo. 1. The tiger prawns came with four pieces. Tasted fresh but a bit too salty for me. 2. Soutzoukakia was basically lamb and beef meatballs. Compared to Kofta in Middle Eastern cuisine, these had more flavors from meat but less from other ingredients. Served over tomato sauce. 3. Beet salad had generous amount of beets, but the arugula tasted just-out-of-fridge; it was very cold and crispy, lacking the flavor of fresh arugula. 4. Maroulsalata was a salad with chopped (green) romaine, green onions, dill, crumbled feta and lemon+EVOO dressing. A light dish perfect for pairing with their meats or (heavy) pastas. 5. Pastichio, the Greek style Lasagna, is a classical. It was my first time to try it and it tasted fantastic. It was an ~4 inch square piece of layers of hollow pasta topped with ground beef, a thick layer of bechamel, and topped with graviera cheese. Unlike meat sauce, the ground beef was "dry", but this was OKay because the bechamel would smoothen everything. In general rich in flavor and creamy and definitely filling. 6. Spanakorizo was like risotto or porridge but perhaps had even more liquid. It had Arborio rice, spinach, herbs and Kefalograviera cheese. The staff were friendly. They recognized me when I had my second meal there, answered my questions about the menu patiently, and explained to me about their tips (I will discuss this below). The dishes were served in reasonable time. The vibe was definitely at the higher end among the restaurants in Myrtle Beach; plus it was not crowded at all. Despite the good food, you should be careful about the tip. Their suggested tip percentages are calculated based on the taxed price; e.g. if you select the suggested 18% you are actually tipping more than that.