Myrtle Beach Restaurant News
The 25th annual Taste of the Town drew crowds of locals and visitors eager to sample some of the top local restaurants' specialties. Held at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center, proceeds from the popular event benefit the Saint Andrew's Catholic School in Myrtle Beach.The immensely popular Dynamites at Doc Holidays at Vereens Marina in North Myrtle Beach has closed, and has re-opened as Pete's Landing.
Duffy's Seafood Shack on Highway 17 in Little River closed, Little River Raw Bar briefly replaced it; now Pig Out BBQ has opened in the same location.
Fisherman's Hideaway on the waterfront in Little River has closed, the Cockney Cheddar, the area's only british-themed restaurant, replaced it. Cockney Cheddar subsequently closed, and it has now re-opened under new ownership as BJs on the Waterfront.
A note to our web site visitors
We sincerely try to keep up with the multitude of restaurant changes in the Myrtle Beach area and the entire Grand Strand.
But with so many restaurants, coupled with tremendous area growth and expansion, we sometimes miss a new restaurant opening, or one closing, or another news-worthy item about a local restaurant.If you see a restaurant listed on this site that has closed, or a new one that opened that's not listed here, or any notable restaurant news not mentioned on this site, please send us an email, and we'll update our records as soon as possible.
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