North Myrtle Beach Seafood Restaurants
Fresh sea bass, spicy grouper, and shucked oysters await in North Myrtle Beach. Dine oceanfront, along scenic waterways, or at specialty seafood restaurants. If it comes from the sea, you’ll find it here.
Oceanfront Eats
Which is louder: oysters being shucked or waves crashing onshore? Find out at North Myrtle Beach’s oceanfront seafood spots like the Fishtails Beach Bar, at Bay Watch Resort, which offers fried calamari, fresh tacos, coconut shrimp, and cold drinks.
Right on the Cherry Grove Pier boardwalk, Boardwalk Beach Cafe serves up tasty dishes eats with gorgeous views like Old Bay-seasoned peel-and-eat shrimp to fried shark bites paired with their signature tiger sauce.
Waterway Dining
While boats cruise the calm Intracoastal Waterway, you can savor fresh seafood at some of the best spots. Greg Norman Australian Grille at Barefoot Landing offers Aussie-inspired dishes like lobster ravioli and broiled escargot, plus an award-winning wine list. Nearby, Lulu’s serves live music alongside crab claws and famous seafood gumbo.
At Doc Holidays Marina, Boardwalk Billy’s features sushi and a raw bar with nightly live music. The Oyster Rock Waterfront Seafood delights with creative dishes like Ragin’ Cajun Oysters and made-to-order oyster stew.
Fest on a giant buffet stocked with steamed and raw favorites, stuffed scallops, and a carving station for the more red meat minded at the Giant Crab.
Clark’s Seafood & Chophouse, overlooking a serene marina, serves favorites like bacon-wrapped scallops and Carolina crab cakes. Enjoy great views and fresh flavors wherever you dine along the waterways.
Specialty Restaurants
Seafood is the star of the menu at many specialty restaurants. Rockefellers Raw Bar offers favorites like made-to-order Grouper Fingers and their popular Golfers Special Steam Kettle.
Near Barefoot Landing, Preston’s Seafood and Country Buffet serves a huge variety, from peel-and-eat shrimp to scallops, oysters, and stuffed crab.
Close to Broadway at the Beach, Captain George’s Seafood Restaurant features crab legs, oysters, stuffed clams, she-crab soup, and hush puppies. Captain Jack’s Seafood Buffet also delights with a wide seafood smorgasbord, including stuffed jumbo shrimp and deviled crab.
