My fiancée and I stumbled across Seasons by 10/Fold completely by accident on a Monday morning as we were heading home from her birthday weekend in Myrtle Beach. We were just looking for a good breakfast spot -- but what we found was so much more than that. From what I've read, this place recently underwent a major transformation, and while I can't speak to what it was before, I can tell you that what it is now is nothing short of phenomenal.
The first thing that stands out is the space itself -- modern, inviting, and full of warmth. There's outdoor seating for those who love sunshine with their coffee, plenty of indoor seating, and even a massive upstairs area that's perfect for working, lounging, or just soaking up the atmosphere. We started our meal downstairs, but after chatting with one of the managers, we were graciously allowed to head upstairs for a bit to get some work done before hitting the road. That gesture alone spoke volumes about the kind of service this place values: friendly, flexible, and genuinely thoughtful.
Now, onto the real reason this place deserves every bit of praise -- the food. We will be back. And when I say we will be back, I mean that even if we have to plan another trip to Myrtle Beach just to eat here again, we will. Every bite hit on flavor, presentation, and portion size -- and the prices were more than reasonable for what you get.
Their menu is extensive, filled with Southern comfort and creative twists, and could easily overwhelm a first-timer. Thankfully, our server Tamara was amazing and helped us narrow things down. We started with the Biscuits and Gravy -- two large, buttery buttermilk biscuits smothered in a rich maple sausage gravy, topped with scallions and a dusting of paprika. Pure comfort food heaven. For drinks, we ordered Pistachio Lattes -- two of them, because after one sip of my fiancée's, I knew I needed my own. Smooth, nutty, and perfectly balanced -- the kind of drink that instantly makes you want to slow down and savor the morning.
For the main dishes, I went with the Breakfast Melt -- two savory sausage patties, soft-scrambled egg, cheddar cheese, caramelized onions, and dijonnaise on one of their incredible buttermilk biscuits, with a side of truffle fries that were crisp, aromatic, and addictive. My fiancée ordered the El Ranchero Omelet, loaded with classic Southern flavors and served with potatoes that were seasoned to perfection. We decided to split an order of Lemon Ricotta Pancakes for good measure -- and I honestly have no words that do them justice. Fluffy, tangy, slightly sweet, and melt-in-your-mouth good. Every dish came out hot, fresh, and beautifully presented.
This place isn't just another breakfast joint -- it's a culinary experience. You can taste the care and creativity in every bite, and you can feel the pride in every detail of the service and space. Let one of these open in Atlanta or New York, and there'd be a line wrapped around the block before 9 a.m. The locals clearly know what's up -- the restaurant was buzzing, even for a Monday morning.
Of all the places we visited during our Myrtle Beach trip, this one, without a shadow of a doubt, took the cake -- or in this case, the biscuit. read more