My friend and I accidentally found Blueberries a few years ago, and knew we had to stop for brunch…read moreagain this year! We took new friends and they loved it as much as we do! Everything on the menu is amazing, the service is great! I'll recommend the bananas foster FT every day of the week!

Food was great and there were many choices! Atmosphere was good and staff were nice. Food also came…read moreout quick.

One of our favorite places to eat when we visit Myrtle Beach. We googled best hamburgers in Myrtle…read moreBeach a few ago and River City came up and we have eaten there ever since. You need to try it !

River City Cafe has 4.1 stars for a reason: the food is excellent and the service is excellent. I…read morewasn't hungry enough for me to order a full meal, so I shared with my wife the smash burger with onion rings. It was DELICIOUS! The food at the other tables look really good as well. I highly recommend this place .

Amazing food. Pepperoni pizza was fantastic. The wings were very crisp and had a great amount of…read moreheat.

Food was good…read more Service was fair and with only 2 folks attending to 50+ patrons was likely 2 short. Waiting on drinks and food was too long. Ambiance was OK but the venue is small and it was very loud.

Food and service were both excellent! Oyster appetizers were great as well as the she crab soup…read more Parking can be a challenge so probably Uber or Lift is a good idea.

Oh. My. Goodness. We first visited Hook & Barrel last year…read moreafter seeing great reviews. We immediately fell in love. They stay packed out, but last year, we were able to get a seat (seated by host) at the bar. This year, knowing we wanted to return, we made a reservation. Upon arrival, we were seated in a quieter section of the restaurant which was quite nice. Our server, Michael, was personable, knowledgeable about the menu, and a great asset to the restaurant as a whole. Hubs ended up ordering one of the catches of the day...tilefish, while I opted for the Shrimp Louie Salad. Both were phenomenal. Oh, I didn't even mention the homemade rosemary and herb crackers along with homemade pimento cheese they bring to your table. I could make a meal on just that. By the time dessert rolled around, we were stuffed, but we grabbed what we thought was a slice of Key Lime Pie to take with us for later. It turned out to be it's own little pie which served us dessert for two nights. It may very well be the best Key Lime Pie we have ever tasted. Don't sleep on this place. Make a reservation. Go and enjoy. It's well worth it and your tastebuds will thank you.

This is a great place to visit and enjoy excellent beer in a nice atmosphere. We stopped by for a…read moredrink during our day out. Caroline was our server and was so helpful in providing answers to our questions about the beers and drinks available. Service was EXCELLENT and the beer has always been a stand out for me. Our friend had the Doppel Bock and enjoyed it. I had my favorite, Airbrush IPA which is one of my all time favorite beers. I look forward to our trip to Myrtle Beach every winter so that I can enjoy this brewery during our stay. They are a brewery that gives back to the community in many ways as well which is another reason that I support this business. We would highly recommend a stop here and sit inside or out, you can even get a nice view of the ocean!

Nice brewery with indoor and outdoor seating. There was an…read moreevent earlier in the day so they only had a limited menu (which was disappointing). Chicken tenders were not to my picky eaters liking, but I liked them. Fries were good hit and crispy. Lots of fun beer choices. I got beach life. It was good with a nice light flavor. Staff was super friendly and attentive.

Visited Paula Deen's Myrtle Beach, SC location on Mother's Day Sunday 2026 around 7pm. The place…read morewas full but there was no wait time for our party of 6 adults. We were promptly seated and drink orders were taken. The waiter reappeared about 15 mins later with drinks and cheese rolls and took the table's order. We settled on the Aspen family meal which consisted of 2 meats and 4 sides. We chose smothered pork tenderloin and fried chicken along with mac 'n cheese, collard greens, fried okra and candied yams. Fried chicken was awesome, crispy, with an assortment of dark and white meat pieces. We were looking for a knife because of the pork tenderloin and realized you don't need it. It was that tender. You could cut it with a fork and it too was awesome. Everyone raved about all the side items except the mac & cheese it was a bit on the bland side so it was not our favorite. There was no need for a refill of any of the food. The first round was very ample sized and everyone left very satisfied. And if I have a bit of feedback, our waiter was not attentive unlike the waitress serving the tables in our same area. He was didn't bother to come back and see if we needed a refill on any of the drinks or the food. The only disappointing thing was they no longer offer you a small sample size dessert to finish up your meal. It's been a while since I've dined here so I'm not sure how long that change has been in place. However, we understand the food industry continues to be impacted by the current economy. Overall, the restaurant was very clean, including the restrooms. It's a nice place to feed a large family who hates buffets.

This was a bucket list for me and unfortunately it wasn't as I had expected. My husband & I were to…read moremeet family for lunch at the Boardwalk and decided on Paula Deen's Family Restaurant. Will say the area, the location, the draw and the atmosphere is fantastic, but not the food. Our family left disappointed by the overall quality of the meal, particularly given the establishment's reputation and the high price point. The cost for 4 people exceeded our expectations an amount that felt disproportionate to the overall experience provided. The service was adequate. Our waitress was courteous, but could have kept up on our drink refills. The food fell significantly short of our heightened anticipation. Dishes arrived at the table within minutes of ordering, far quicker than would be consistent with individual dish preparations. This is served family style with options of your main courses and sides. The okra was good, but had some very hard pieces. I bit down on one that was so hard it could have broken a tooth. Green beans were decent, but extremely salty. The creamed potatoes were the best thing in my opinion and we were able to be served both the white & brown gravy's. The fried chicken was so dry and uneatable, with extremely minimal flavor and texture that did not meet standard expectations for Southern-style preparation. We realized after the fact: you can request the chicken parts. The macaroni & cheese tasted mushy offering little depth of homemade character. The biscuits were also very dry. They looked great, but tasted bland. The fried fish & tartar sauce was probably the most memorable dish. However, not everyone in our party had it because they do not like it. There's other options for "main" choices, but you'll have to compromise as a group. You'll have to do the same as far as the sides too! I would not recommend Paula Deen's Family Restaurant based on this visit and would advise potential patrons to consider other options for Southern comfort food while in Myrtle Beach. There are many more options within this great broad-walk complex. That said, I would suggest shopping in the gift store located in the downstairs of the building, as there are lots of merchandise that represents Paula Deen far better than her eatery. * If you happen to be a Food Network FAN (like I am). Flavor Town is coming to the other side of town. Location will be at the Myrtle Beach Mall & will open in June 2026*

This sports bar was opened in, I believe 2024, and is located in the heart of Myrtle Beach in a…read morestrip mall on Highway 17 Business. There's plenty of free parking lot parking out front. We visited this location just before Christmas 2025 at about 6:30 pm on a weeknight and the joint was quite lively. They had a singer/guitar player doing his thing (we didn't really care for him, but that's ok) and the bar was well staffed. It's called Bourbon Street, but it's definitely not a whiskey or bourbon bar. Yes, they have Blanton's and a few other premium bourbons, but you won't find anything exotic at all here bourbon wise. This place is a sports bar that does bar food and steaks and they run happy hour specials as well. We didn't eat on our visit, but those that ordered food had dishes/items that definitely looked appealing. Prices are pretty fair here, but we felt the gem of this location was it's service. We never had to wait long at all to be served or refilled. Their bartenders (we were served by three different ones) were very friendly and quite attentive to all their customers. There's free wifi and plenty of seating both at the bar and at tables throughout. The floor plan is cut up sort of weirdly and I do wish it was one huge, open floor plan, but the roof support doesn't seem to allow for it. They do have a small stage in one corner for musicians, etc. This is a good sports bar that seems to do a really good job of sports barring. Check it out if you're looking for a competent and friendly sports bar.

Let me start off by saying Kate was absolutely awesome! Very hard working and is very polite. If…read moreeveryone worked as hard as her we'd be much better off. The food was absolutely amazing! Not your casual bar food for sure. Will definitely be back and look forward to see this place grow from years to come.

I give 5 stars because food was fresh and hot . There is a young man who works there and he broke…read moreout into song . A star for just that ! Very friendly staff , I am in town for work and had 3 different people tell me to go here for comfort food . Fried chicken on point Mash potato's were instant so that was my least favorite . ALL the other veggies I tried were seasoned nicely and were very good . Lima beans were the best I have ever eaten . Peach cobbler was strangely good with the strange looking topping . I would eat that every time I went

I had some business to attend to in South Myrtle Beach and as I finished up I started to get hungry…read morefor lunch. Luckily I saw a packed place on Mr. Joe White Avenue called Simply Southern Smokehouse. Place looked legit and had a full parking lot so I pulled in. There is only one way in and once you get in, the cashier is on the right with the $15 all you can eat buffet right next to it. The $15 also included all you can drink soft drinks, water and sweet tea. I paid my money and grabbed a plate and ran right up to the buffet. They start out light with vegetables and sides, working up to the main courses of fried chicken, fried fish, pulled pork, smoked chicken and some hot wings. After that, they had some mac & cheese, and then the desserts which was blueberry cobbler, peach cobbler, homemade banana pudding...and a couple of other things. I started off with some broad beans, stewed okra and tomatoes, smoked chicken and hot wings. I brought my plate and my silverware to an empty table, which was getting hard to find as the place was so packed and then went up to fetch me a glass of water to wash it down with. They serve Pepsi products and of course sweet tea but I was going to save my calories for dessert. The place was clean, well lit and the seating was well designed with booths along the wall and tables in the center... and plenty of room between the tables. Once seated I dug right in. The broad beans were excellent. Done right and full of flavor. The stewed tomatoes and okra, although cook correctly was a bit bland for my liking. The smoked chicken was excellent and I used a bit of the golden SC BBQ sauce on it...great...and homemade. The hot wings were the real deal meaty and moist with a nice kick. I finished the plate in about five minutes. Time for round two. On my second trip up, I put some collard greens, lima beans, a piece of fried chicken and a piece of fried fish on the fresh plate. As I sat down to eat, I put a bit of hot vinegar sauce on the collard greens and dug in. The collards were excellent and the homemade vinegar hot sauce gave it a bit of a kick and bite. The Lima beans were soft and loaded with flavor. I then moved on to the fried chicken, which was cooked correctly with the skin crispy and well battered and the meat moist on the inside. That said, it was bland. Given how well the beans were seasoned I was surprised. Same thing with the fish, but they had a real good house sauce for it which gave it a nice flavor and saved it, but overall both the fried chicken and the fried fish were bland. I then went up for a plate number three and realized I was not gonna be able to eat anymore mains, which was a shame since the pulled pork looked great... It will have to wait for the next time I come. I did, however leave a bit of room for dessert and I'm glad I did . The banana pudding was delicious with a full banana taste and 'Nilla wafers on top and bottom adding a bit of crunch. I only had enough room for one of the cobbler so I chose peach and it did not disappoint. Nice and warm with a sweet peach flavor and tasty crumbles. I wanted more but controlled myself. As I got up to leave, I placed five dollars on the table for the cleanup guy who was hustling and keeping the place neat and tidy. I then looked around and noticed this was a real local spot full of people from Myrtle Beach. You have families, elderly people, young people, construction workers and people from local businesses. For $15 it cannot be beat. Not only will I be back again but I plan on bringing some of my friends from up north who are going to love this place...plus I gotta try that pulled pork and Mac and cheese...if the fried chicken and fish have more seasoning, I'll up them to 5 stars.