For over 25 years, Joey Dogs has been slinging hot dogs fixed any way you desire. Keep your eyes…read moreopen, or you might drive past. Delicious burgers, dogs and hand cut french fries. Only down fall would be the quantity of sides. Excellent speedy service and friendly owners.

We came here for lunch after looking up places to eat on Yelp. It's hard to see from the road, we…read moreactually passed it and had to turn around. Plenty of parking in the lot. Seating outside and inside. There's also a few arcade games for kids or adults to play as you wait for your order. It's got the feel of a diner on the beach. There was only 2 employees who I believe were also the owners. Great service and hospitality. This place is unassuming, You don't expect the food to taste as great as it does. All the food is cooked fresh. You can taste the quality of the food that is used. The food is served in dog bowls. It's gimmicky, so some people might be turned off or find it unsanitary. They line the bowls with wax paper and I would think have not been eaten out of by dogs. I can't believe I actually had to say it, but after reading some of the reviews I think it was necessary. The food was fantastic. We got the garlic parmesan wings to start. The sauce was flavorful and the wings were drowned in it. Not as much meat as I would like on the wing, but still delicious. I dipped my fries in the leftover sauce. It added to the great taste of the fries which are hand cut and seasoned nicely. I got the double cheeseburger. I added jalapeños, spicy mustard, ketchup, and mayo from the free condiment list. If you have never tried it like this, I highly suggest it. It may sound like too much on the burger, but you will not be disappointed. The burger was fresh and cook exactly how I asked. Just the right amount of condiments and jalapeños were on the burger. I will definitely be returning to try one of the hotdogs they have on the menu. Great experience and looking forward to coming back.

BREAKING NEWS from Peaches Corner in Myrtle Beach , South Carolina ! The Bruiser is coming back…read more The Bruiser is a Bacon Wrapped Footlong Hotdog deep fried with Chili and Cheese on a Hotdog Bun. It was removed from the menu about 5 years ago and will be returning soon due to so many asking for it. I got to sample one of the test runs. We all gave some suggestions and they will be trying a few variations to see what will be added to the menu. They are also looking at a Breakfast Sandwich that I'm sure would be a hit. Also a new Hamburger that I think will be a great seller. None of these are on the menu just yet , so keep an eye out. They are also looking at adding a few other items to the menu. Peaches Corner has been in business since 1937 before Myrtle Beach was even incorporated in 1938. Wow ! If you check out the counter top you will see pictures of the history of Myrtle Beach covering it. The Pavilion , Magic Attic , Amusement Rides , Beauty Contests , Sun Fun Festival , Alabama , old Cars , Old Buildings , a step back in time. Peaches Corner is known for its World Famous Footlong Hotdogs and Hamburger Baskets. You can also get Chili Dogs , Cheeseburgers , Chicken Sandwiches , Pulled Pork Bbq Sandwiches, Shrimp , Catfish , Onion Rings , French Fries , Ice Cream , and Daiquiris. Lots of choices. So come on down and check them out.

Tried to go to eat here twice last week. Walked in and left immediately because the dining area was…read moreICE COLD. How can someone sit down to enjoy a meal if the room feels like a freezer? When it's not even 75 degrees out, the room temperature doesn't need to be set at 45.

The footlong hotdog is not worth it. Chili tastes like something that came from a can at the…read moregrocery store. I expect more from a restaurant that displays a hotdog on their sign out front.

Famous Footlong Hot Dogs on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach is a great stop for all things hot dogs…read moreat the beach. I like the quality and taste of their dogs and all of the toppings. They make everything delicious and are well worth the wait. I have been impressed every time I have been here.

Update This Nathan's dog is now closed…read more Back at the beach and just drive by. It looked as if it was near the end when I last visited.

My experience wasn't as negative as other reviewers. The manager was very nice and courteous to his…read morecustomers. The cashier wasn't too friendly, and the cook creeped me out (kept staring at me even after I tried to hide from him behind the condiment stand, lol). My dog was good. Wasn't great, wasn't bad either. Soft buns, not soggy. Perfectly cooked dog, not rubbery. Flavorful melted cheese and chili. That's all I had, though, so can't speak for other foods. $6.25 total for a small dog, a worth while experience considering its 100+ years history. The joint sells other items too, including... Chicken sandwiches Arthur Treasurer's Fish Market (fish and chips, fried clams, etc.) Frozen daiquiris Hand dipped ice creams and sundae Burgers Plenty of (metered) parking The place felt and looked clean (enough) Comfortable, quiet, and felt safe. View of the beach! Ocean view hotdog stand, pretty much.

Friendly local bar with a decent kitchen. Ordered and enjoyed wings with their Barrel sauce. Very…read moreattentive and friendly service. Oh, they do not take pick-up orders over the phone, which actually makes sense since a lot of tourists can get locations wrong. Just go on over, order wait a few minutes, they have pool tables, a book library and a map you can put a pin to show your location.

Food was good. Service was expedient. Highly recommended. Prices were affordable. I had the…read moreCaesar salad with salmon.

Food was surprisingly good, super cheap, service was friendly, food came out fast, the bag was…read moresuper heavy, and the sauce was surprisingly tasty. Inside was closed, but the workers at the service window were kind.

One of three popular Southern fast food chains that my wife and I wanted to visit during our…read moreCarolina trip, Cook Out provided a typical burger experience at a good price. The first Cook Out restaurant opened in Greensboro, NC in 1989. They opened their first non-NC store in SC in 2010, and has continued to grow till now reaching over 360 locations around the South. All their ground beef is delivered fresh to each store, adhering to their motto of "Always Fresh, Never Frozen". We visited this location, in the heart of the tourist zone in Myrtle Beach. Only their drive-thru and walk-up are open, with their dining room continuing to be closed (though they have a few picnic tables in their parking lot). They are known for their burgers and milkshakes, a formula used by practically every successful burger shack. Their combo meals are called 'trays', so we got two regular trays. First ($7.99) consisted of a Big Dbl with grilled onions and cheese (+0.55), added tomato (+0.10). The sides were white cheddar bites (tasted similar to fried cheese curds) and fries (skin-on). I upgraded the beverage from a soda to a Oreo Mint Shake (+1.50). Added a side of hush puppies for $1.99. Second ($7.99) was 3 chicken strips, cole slaw, and onion rings with peanut butter fudge upgrade (+1.50). It didn't take too long for the order to completed, bringing it back to eat in our kitchenette back at the resort. It was plenty of food, with the burger being exactly how I like it. The shakes were very thick, and easily savable for later...we ate it like ice cream. All the rest were solid, with generous portions...it's what you would expect from any cafeteria that has a good deep fryer, very good for the price. The cole slaw was just finely diced cabbage which added some needed fiber to the meal. And the hush puppy pieces were very dense, two were plenty for me...it's the ultimate cheap filler food.

We went in because we saw the 144 flavors of soft serve. Which is completely crazy right???? How…read moredoes one place have so many flavors? It seems like they mix the flavors using syrups. And they have recipes for different flavors. And then put it in their soft serve machine. The flavors did seem to taste like what we ordered. But the ice cream seems to have melted faster than other soft serve places. I'm guessing because of the added syrups? I do have to say the service was good. They were very attentive to helping out customers.

I'm in a mood so I'm sticking with the crappy reviews. After a pretty good dinner up the boardwalk…read more(at Moe Moons-review is pending), my daughter and a few of her teammates wanted some ice cream. It's usually a tradition with us, so we stopped at a local place right on the boardwalk...Iggy's. Should be called Icky's. Three of the girls got soft ice cream and all three thought it was terrible. Here are their comments: Strawberry cheesecake-tasted like vanilla with barely a hint of strawberry. The ice cream was WAY too soft and was melting when the woman handed it to me. tasted watery. Terrible. Coffee- absolutely awful. Tasted like weak chocolate and not even a little bit of coffee flavor. Way too soft. Terrible. Fudge brownie- tasted like coffee flavor, just with slightly more chocolate. couldn't finish it. just terrible. The one girl that got hard ice cream actually liked it and that's the only reason for the second star. Nice chocolaty flavor and thick bands of peanut butter throughout. Very tasty I love ice cream, so I hate giving ice cream joints bad reviews, but Iggy's just wasn't good.

Newly renovated. Same great food and friendly staff. We visit here every time we're in Myrtle…read moreBeach.

Cool spot. Super fast. Three stars because of 2 MAJOR deductions…read more 1. Burgers are all pre-cooked. You see them laying on the side of the griddle waiting to be warmed. Big no thanks for me. 2. Double cheeseburgers for $6.99 should have 2 pieces of cheese and it only had one. Flavor was good not great but would have been 4 stars if not for those 2 issues.

Location is great. Food is cooked perfect. Super nice staff. Very clean facility. Would recommend…read moreto anyone.

Quick easy and good fries People very friendly…read more Place is clean. I love the peanuts

My boyfriend and I visited Cafe Old Vienna during our annual Myrtle Beach trip, and this was my…read morevery first time trying German food. I was honestly very surprised by how much I enjoyed everything. The inside of this quaint little restaurant has a strong German feel. The staff are dressed traditionally, which makes the whole place feel charming and authentic. It is honestly adorable. I would love to return when they have live music to enjoy the full experience. We started with the potato pancakes and the sausage platter, and both were excellent. Every sausage on the platter was seasoned so well that I did not even need mustard. I ate each one exactly as it was served, and the flavor was fantastic. The pretzels that came with the platter were also very good. The potato pancakes were phenomenal. I easily could have eaten more, but I wanted to save room for my entrée. For my meal, I ordered the veal schnitzel with spaetzle and potato salad, along with mushroom gravy. The veal was incredibly tender and absolutely delicious. I loved it so much that I want to try making it at home. The spaetzle was fantastic and something completely new for me. The mushroom gravy really brought everything together and made the dish feel complete. The potato salad was just average, but everything else was outstanding. My boyfriend ordered the pork schnitzel with spaetzle and really enjoyed his meal as well. Between the music, the cozy atmosphere, and the wonderful food, the entire experience was warm and memorable. This was such a great introduction to German cuisine, and I would definitely return.

"We caught the COV Catering truck at the Little River Food Truck Festival today, and they…read moreabsolutely stole the show! We ordered a couple of the Chicken Schnitzel Sandwiches and some fries, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it was the best schnitzel I've ever had. The sandwich was huge--definitely didn't skimp on the portions--and the breading was perfectly crispy and flavorful. Also, a huge shoutout for the small details: the bottled Diet Cokes were ice cold. Most of the time at these outdoor festivals, you're lucky to get a 'cool' drink, but these were refreshing and perfect for a day out in the sun. If you missed COV here in Little River you can catch up with them at the Myrtle Beach Food Truck Festival on April 10-12 "