one of the world's best
TripAdvisor recently named Myrtle Beach #11 in the world's best beaches and #3 in the best U.S. beaches. It's the only South Carolina beach named on both lists which are determined by traveler reviews.
Visitors choose the Myrtle Beach area for the beach itself more than for any other reason, although family attractions, entertainment, golf and dining contribute to the overall popularity.
Myrtle Beach has 9 1/2 miles of beach. It’s always open and enjoyable year-round. While water temperature is too cool for swimming during several winter months, some water sports, beach walking, shell collecting and bird watching are year-round activities.
All beach in the state of South Carolina is public property. However, gated or resort communities sometimes have private access to the beach fronting their property.
The beach is wide, clean and safe, easily accessible from dozens of hotels. Also, public access is located at regular intervals throughout the main section of town. Many of these public access points include free parking, albeit limited.
Pay parking meters and private pay lots are located throughout several blocks in the main section. Meters are removed during specific winter periods each year.
Souvenir shops, restaurants, bars and attractions are in the main beach area. Additional art galleries, cafes and boutiques are nearby in the old part of downtown.
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Visitors choose the Myrtle Beach area for the beach itself more than for any other reason, although family attractions, entertainment, golf and dining contribute to the overall popularity.
Myrtle Beach has 9 1/2 miles of beach. It’s always open and enjoyable year-round. While water temperature is too cool for swimming during several winter months, some water sports, beach walking, shell collecting and bird watching are year-round activities.
All beach in the state of South Carolina is public property. However, gated or resort communities sometimes have private access to the beach fronting their property.
The beach is wide, clean and safe, easily accessible from dozens of hotels. Also, public access is located at regular intervals throughout the main section of town. Many of these public access points include free parking, albeit limited.
Pay parking meters and private pay lots are located throughout several blocks in the main section. Meters are removed during specific winter periods each year.
Souvenir shops, restaurants, bars and attractions are in the main beach area. Additional art galleries, cafes and boutiques are nearby in the old part of downtown.
Around Myrtle Beach...
Anderson Ocean Club
and Spa
The full service day spa plus hair and nail salon offer special treats in this upscale condo property. It’s on the beach in a central location, convenient to the Myrtle Beach Convention Center for travelers who might include families on business trips. The large one-, two- and three-room units and terrific views are popular. Indoor and outdoor pools, lazy river and seasonal oceanfront pool bar and large sundeck provide plenty of family fun.
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Arcadian Shores Golf Club
Home of Hilton Golf Academy
This course has had plenty of play and been one of the most popular courses since it opened in 1974.
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Art in the Park
for 39 years
This is a traditional outdoor show sponsored by the Waccamaw Arts and Crafts Guild. The juried show boasts strictly original work, nothing commercial.
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Baseball
Myrtle Beach Pelicans
The Myrtle Beach Pelicans are a member of the Class A Carolina League, having joined the league in 1999. They play their home games at the fan- friendly BB&T Coastal Field. The field is adjacent to Broadway at the Beach which makes it convenient for fans to shop, eat and then see the game.
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Blacks Tire
tire service and auto repair
It is bad enough when you are at home and something happens or needs to be attended to your automobile, but it is a horrible situation when you are on vacation or a long weekend and something goes wrong with your automobile. At home you know where to turn; when you are out of town, your problem is compounded by not knowing anyone or anywhere to take care of your problem.
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Broadway at the Beach
Eat, drink and be stylish
More than 100 specialty shops, 20 restaurants including Liberty Steakhouse and Brewery and Margaritaville, 11 nightclubs and three hotels including Hampton Inn are laid out around a 23-acre man-made lake. Crowds of visitors and locals come here any day for browsing, entertainment or eats.
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Bummz
On the beach
Walking in from the beach is acceptable for this casual spot which serves outdoors or indoors. It’s one of the best views directly on the oceanfront in an original beach home in the middle of Myrtle Beach.
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Camelot
by the Sea
The only themed resort hotel in the area, this attractive hotel offers oceanfront suites with balconies, Roman spas, pools indoors and out, a lazy river and business facilities. It’s convenient to restaurants and coffee shops in the center of everything.
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Caribbean Resort
& Villas
Oceanfront or angled view suites or condos are up to four-bedroom size in the main oceanfront resort, and villas are across the street. It’s conveniently located for business, golf or family travel. Indoor and outdoor splash pools and a lazy river provide enough water to entertain all ages.
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Carlos 'n Charlie's
just another bar & grill
Outrageous fun and authentic Mexican food and drink deliver the concept for this new restaurant, opened in spring 2011 at Broadway at the Beach. The group originated by Carlos Anderson includes some 50 eateries in Mexico, South America, the Caribbean and the U.S.
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Carolina Opry
Live entertainment, all genres
This theater delivers high energy music, comedy and dance delighting visitors and locals. Calvin Gilmore created The Carolina Opry in 1987 as a venue for live country music. It was patterned loosely after the famed Grand Ole Opry and the Branson theaters. Professionally produced live performances are not all country music. American popular music from the Beatles to beach music to the Motown sound.
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Carolina Roadhouse
A local favorite
Casual business lunches are happening daily at tables next to visitors, and the open kitchen hustles out fresh foods in a spacious open dining room and bar.
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Cheeseburger in Paradise
It's 5 o'clock somewhere!
It's always 5 o'clock here in a fun atmosphere, and the food is good too! It's traditional American fare with Caribbean flavor. Try a tropical drink sporting an umbrella, listen to live or recorded music direct from Margaritaville (well, almost) and dine on large entrees of sliders, burgers or entrees.
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Chesapeake House
adjacent to Chestnut Hill
Fresh seafood here piled high on big platters is especially good for families or crowds. The bakery is second to none, baking cinnamon rolls or hush puppies daily and sending some next door for the other restaurant too.
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Chestnut Hill
Sunday brunch also
Seafood, beef, pasta or veal are fresh and creative in a wide variety of preparations accompanied with special homemade breads and desserts.
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Coastal Grand Mall
170 stores, theater, food court within enclosed mall
The largest mall in the state, this is a center of activity for entertainment, home furnishings, jewelry, health and beauty and all variety of apparel and footwear in department stores and boutiques.
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Collector’s Café
Art gallery and dining room
What else could anyone want? Food, desserts, coffee, tea, music, art...that says it all!
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Coral Beach
top rated by Travel Channel
This is a good family or group accommodation for any time of year due to its size and recreational amenities. It’s a large property in a nice location slightly south of the busiest part of the beach.It offers 10 pools indoors and out, a lazy river, a water park and a large arcade area. The additional surprise is an eight-lane bowling alley in the hotel.
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Core Fitness Club
formerly American Athletic
Premier pilates and TRX suspension training studio for fun and fitness.
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Crown Reef
at South Beach Resort
All of the 514 guest rooms, suites and efficiencies are oceanfront with private balconies. Pools are oceanfront, and the lazy river promises to be the largest in town.
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Cypress Room
Island Vista Hotel
The chef is well known and respected for his many years in some of the area’s best restaurants. This oceanfront restaurant is not a typical hotel dining room. The white linen service and a fresh creative menu with lovely decor showcase the indoor and outdoor pools as well as the wide beach.
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Dagwood’s Deli
"nobody beats our meat"
The meat is Boar's Head, the big rolls are fresh, and the food is prepared in an open kitchen. A local favorite since 1988, Dagwood's serves big fat sandwiches, as the name implies, with names such as The Beach Boys, The Southern,The Bad Billy or The Brooks Brother. In keeping with local sports fans faves, the specialties might be The Gamecock (chicken breast) or The Tiger (ribeye).Cheesesteaks are shrimp, chicken, oriental, Philly and more. Salads and plenty of choices also are large and tempting.
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Dirty Don's
raw bar
Indoor or outdoor dining in a convenient mid-beach location. It's a Key West style eatery with oysters, wings and more for appetizers. Good variety of burgers, barbecue, or Dirty Don's dogs for lunch.
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Dolce Lusso
salon and day spa
Sweet nurturing is the concept in complete day spa services including all choices for make up, hair, nails and massage for individuals or couples. Peace and quiet for a respite is the promise here.
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Dunes Golf and Beach Club
Robert Trent Jones course
The Dunes Golf and Beach Club is one of the oldest courses in the Myrtle Beach area, being designed by the fabled Robert Trent Jones in 1948. It is one of the few private courses in Myrtle Beach; however players are welcomed with accommodations at a member property.
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Dunes Village
a top rated resort
This hotel is highly rated by Expedia and Travelers' Choice. It recently was ranked #17 for top family hotels by TripAdvisor based on traveler reviews. It's currently the only South Carolina hotel within the top 25 on this list.
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Embassy Suites
in Kingston Plantation
The 255 oceanfront suites recently renovated are spacious. Bicycle rentals, fitness, tennis, racquetball, jogging track and pool all are on site in the gated plantation complex.
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Family Kingdom
Amusement Park
This is the only amusement park on the oceanfront in Myrtle Beach. The wooden roller coaster and large Ferris wheel offer ocean views. A zipline inside the park and running parallel to Ocean Blvd. opened in spring 2012.
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Gold's Gym
for the family
Gold's Gym is the most recognized name in cardio and strength training. In addition Gold's offers group exercise programs. These include workouts that combine cardiovascular and strength.
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Good Time Charley's
restaurant and bar
New in spring 2011 at Broadway at the Beach, this promises plenty of beer, margaritas and more to accompany paninis, wraps, burgers, salads or entrees for lunch or dinner.
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Grand Dunes Golf ClubThe Intracoastal Waterway must be crossed to get to The Grand Dunes. This will not be your only view of the waterway because seven of the 18 holes are along the scenic Intracoastal.
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Greek Festival
Food, music, crafts
This four-day event celebrated its 20th year in 2011. It's usually the last weekend in September. Watch the website for details.
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Hard Rock Café
American menu and rock ‘n roll music
Music lovers cannot resist browsing the impressive collection of memorabilia on display. These restaurants are unique in each of 52 countries. The pyramid shape with dazzling exterior lighting attracts the eye from a distance.
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Hilton
Myrtle Beach Resort
The oceanfront property within Kingston Plantation, a gated complex, offers 385 oceanfront or ocean view rooms or suites. The outdoor pool is oceanfront with bar and summer activities, and the nearby sport and health club houses an indoor pool and offers massage therapy services.
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International World Tour
The Championship, The Open, The International Golf Links
It has three nine-hole courses.
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Island Vista
Resort
This 12-story property offers 149 rooms on one of the preferred sections of beachfront. It opened in 2006 on the site of the former Sea Island Inn. Visitors who remember the quality it offered will be pleased with the all-suite replacement with one to four bedrooms for spacious accommodations.
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Jimmy Buffett’s Margaritaville
State of Mind
“Floribbean” fare combines Florida food influenced by the Caribbean. The frequent announcement of a hurricane party refers to the swirling hurricane on the ceiling which occasionally lowers a huge bottle of tequila for pouring into a gigantic mug. It’s entertaining, to say the least. Suspended fish and airplanes are added to the décor. Boat drinks served in souvenir containers or any other beverage a party crowd desires are featured along with signature cheeseburgers and fresh seafood entrees.
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Kaminsky's
New York Deli
Liverwurst, potato knish and all typical New York deli specialties for breakfast or lunch are some of the best in this southern locale. Order at the counter, grab a table and a Snapple from the cooler.
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King Street Grille
especially for Roethlisberger fans
Large menu with tasty apps, big sandwiches and salads and plenty of fresh entrees.Lots of hot burgers such as Spanish Fly. Enough TVs to keep everyone happy during any sports event.
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King's North
Home of the Gambler
Kings North has been a staple for true golfers since it opened.There are many great holes at this course; however, King’s North is known for its signature hole “The Gambler. “ A par five, it is a gamble to go for it by making an accurate shot count to an island fairway. Most golfers do gamble of course, but the smart shot may be to go around it.
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LandShark
Bar & Grill
It's more than a bottle of beer :) It's food, drink and beach music offered in the new joint created by the Jimmy Buffet Margaritaville group and adjacent to the new SkyWheel at the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk north end.
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Legends in Concert
Elvis, Marilyn and more stars
Elvis Presley, the Blues Brothers and Marilyn Monroe come to life daily in tribute shows. The performances are live, and the stunning look-alikes turn heads when they are seen in celebrity appearances or on the street. The impersonators rotate among the various venues for this corporation including Atlantic City, Las Vegas, Branson, Seattle, Foxwoods and Coushatta.
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Liberty
Tap Room & Grill
Brews from the sister Liberty Brewery are offered in the large bar and restaurant, and a similar menu offers a wide variety of ribs, burgers, pizzas and much more. From small plates to big entrees and specialty homemade desserts, the dependable tastes are easy to appreciate.
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Liberty Steakhouse
& Microbrewery
Large bar area is often crowded with young people and business groups after work sampling beer specialties to match the changing seasons. The spacious restaurant faces the lake, with the bar around the brewery facing outdoor seating at the interior of the complex. Appetizers such as the hot crab dip are tasty, and large entrées feature such popular American items as ribs and meatloaf.
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Longbeards Bar & Grill
Sportsman's camp decor
The black bear greets you first. Game heads are hanging from all of the fresh wood walls in this restaurant which is only a few years old. It’s actually a family-oriented restaurant with big menus for breakfast, lunch or dinner (weekend brunch) and special game events as well as regular Pittsburgh Steeler fan gatherings.
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Marina Inn
200 rooms and suites with Intracoastal Waterway views
Rooms are spacious, and amenities are upscale. It's ranked AAA four diamond for the fifth year. The hotel overlooks the full service marina which has watercraft rentals. An oceanfront cabana beach club is available for access to the beach. Tennis and golf are offered in the member clubs.
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Marriott
Upscale oceanfront
Eight ocean view suites and 400 guest rooms. This is a conference center as well as a fine business or family hotel, the largest and most upscale on the oceanfront. It's listed AAA four diamond for the seventh year.
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Medieval Times
Medieval dinner and jousting tournament
Royalty, knights, wenches and serfs in an 11th Century Spanish castle setting provide an entertaining dinner theater experience.
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Melting Pot
Fondue in most romantic setting
Choose this for a leisurely special occasion or with a lively group to share the dipping and sipping. It’s typically a four-course experience, which you might want to finish with the special chocolate fondue.
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Murray's Savory & Sweets
breakfast, lunch, dinner or dessert anytime
Located at The Market Common, this is a favorite little bistro for delicious homemade pastries as well as breakfast sandwiches, muffins or lunch and dinner sandwiches, salads, wraps or main dishes. Watch for Thursday's weekly treats of taboulle, babaganuoche or hummus.
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Myrtle Beach Boardwalk
new centerpiece of downtown
Stroll along the Atlantic with a perfect view of the beach and access to hotels, beach shops, arcade, attractions, restaurants, bars, entertainment.
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Myrtle Beach Mall
renamed from Colonial Mall and Briarcliffe Mall
Best feature is Bass Pro Shop which is the only one in the area and almost as spacious as five football fields. It includes a huge fish tank with live specimen. Sportsmen and women will get lost for hours. Boat shows and special events are frequently hosted here.
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Myrtle Beach Marathon With the exception of a late winter snow storm that forced cancellation in 2010, the Bilo Myrtle Beach Marathon has been run in mid-February every year since 1998. The 2013 event is set for February 14-16.
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Myrtle Beach Mini Marathon
surf-themed
The next surf-themed Myrtle Beach Mini-Marathon, in its third year, will be October 21, 2012, with 5,000 participants expected.
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Myrtle Waves
Water Park
Rafts, slides, waves, bubbles and pools on 20 acres with one million gallons of water with fun for group outings or families who don’t like sand on their feet.Open mid-May till mid-Sept.
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Nacho Hippo
cantina maximo
Signature nachos, fish tacos and every variety of Mexican entree or app can lead to happy hippos where hip happenings are planned. All kinds of margaritas and beer are offered at daily special prices.
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NASCAR Speedpark
Ultimate Go Cart experiences
Rides for little or big kids or adults include themed or simulated race cars with indoor and outdoor tracks. Also bumper boats, an arcade and two NASCAR-themed miniature golf courses.
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New York Prime
Chicago-type steakhouse
Steaks are hand cut at the table and are truly prime beef; check out their video posted here to get the cooking details or tips for cooking it yourself.
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P F Chang’s
China Bistro
Widely varied menu featuring chicken, duck, vegetarian and seafood dishes, large portions and well-trained servers can please many diners. Bowls of soup and lettuce wraps both deliver generous portions for two or four, but it's easy to pack up to go as well.
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Palace Theatre
live entertainment year-round
New shows rotate seasonally such as Hooray for Hollywood until the end of March and Rock Around the Clock throughout 2012 along with special acts such as Howie Mandell on March 30.
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Pavilion Nostalgia
Amusement Park
Rides for small kids, some nostalgic, plus the iconic carousel -- the famous Herschell-Spillman Carousel dating from 1012. These rides were moved from the original Myrtle Beach oceanfront pavilion -- thus the nostalgia for many Boomers who grew up with these attractions.
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Peaches Corner
Famous for footlongs and burgers
The tradition in the central boulevard area since 1937. A bar stool beckons with a big frosty mug of beer and a footlong. Beer is no longer sold for a dime, but the stools are still filled.
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Pet-friendly hotels
also family-friendly
All lodging in the Myrtle Beach area is family-friendly, as this is an overall family-friendly resort destination. All hotels have a pool, or maybe 10 or more, and many are oceanfront or second-row with easy beach access.
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Pier 14
Fishing, dining, sightseeing in central beach
Built in 1926, rebuilt after Hurricane Hazel damage in 1954. Whether fishing or photographing, the view is unmatched.
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Pier 14 Restaurant
& Lounge
One of the best panoramic views of the beach is showcased from this windowed restaurant on the pier. It's at the northern beginning of the new boardwalk. Outside dining is the best treat during summer.
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Pier House
Restaurant and Pier View Bar & Grill
The unlimited views, the tropical feel and the corresponding drinks (with daily specials too) are some of the best reasons to enjoy the Pier House Restaurant and the Pier View Bar & Grill. The restaurant is enclosed on the second level. Then the bar on the third level is open to the breezes and wraparound outdoor deck seasonally. Beach attire is allowed, but put on a shirt please!
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Pine Lakes Country Club
The Granddaddy
Known around the golfing world as “The Grandaddy,” Pine Lakes is a playing experience that must be taken advantage of if possible. It’s even more important since the course is open after being closed for two years for major renovations.
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Pirates Voyage
dinner show for fun, feast, adventure
Dolly Parton's Pirates Voyage opened in 2011 at the site of the previous Dixie Stampede.
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Rioz
Brazilian Steakhouse Churrascaria
For meat lovers and big eaters, it’s heaven on a hot skewer. The only choices are either salad bar or meat dinner, with two price points. The salad bar includes hot and cold seafood and vegetables, salads, sushi, steamed shrimp, breads and cheeses. The meats are served by Brazilian Gauchos continuously roaming the dining room with 15 or more different cuts and preparations of lamb, pork, beef, chicken and sausages. A red or green button at your place signals whether they stop to slice off a serving for you. It's an experience with plenty of juicy delicious food and a fun ambiance.
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Ripley's Aquarium
Interactive and living exhibits
See the educational and entertaining: Rainbow Rock►
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River City Cafe
Rustic and fun
Seven locations in area with outdoor seating at many, especially scenic at Barefoot Landing with a deck on the Intracoastal Waterway. Fresh burgers, plenty of beer. Homemade fries, hand-dipped onion rings. Peanuts always complimentary! Throw your peanut shells on the floor and don't mind the mess.
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Rossi’s
Eighty Eights piano bar adjoining
Established reputation for fine service and tasty Italian food, this is a good choice for a special meal with a group of friends. It’s sometimes loud and crowded with fun loving people. Reservations are a good idea during holidays or summer season.
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Run to the Sun Car Show
BIG car and truck exhibit
The Pee Dee Street Rodders and City of Myrtle Beach present the “Run to the Sun XXIV” Car and Truck Show, March 15-17, 2012 at the former Myrtle Square Mall site. It's in mid-March most years.
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Ruth’s Chris
Steak house
New Orleans-inspired appetizers introduce signature steak and chop entrees with limited seafood selections.
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Sam's Corner
draft beer or breakfast
As the sign says, great spot to get a quick sandwich and draft beer or Bloody Mary any time of day or 5 cent coffee and breakfast day or night.
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Sea Captain’s House
waterfront restaurant
Traditional favorite of locals and visitors alike in a central location with one of the best views to be found. Sometimes dolphin splash along in front of the old oceanfront cottage.
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Second Avenue Pier
906 feet long
Built in 1936, rebuilt in 1954 after being destroyed by Hurricane Hazel. Season runs from Valentine’s Day to Thanksgiving Day annually.
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Sheraton
Convention Center Hotel
Includes 402 rooms, junior suites, executive suites, club suites and a presidential suite,an ideal business traveler’s choice adjoining the Myrtle Beach Convention Center. Long two-block walk to beach, easy 10-minute drive from airport.
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SkyWheel
ultimate view
It's the first of its kind in the United States, the second in North America and the highest wheel east of the Mississippi! It's 200 feet high, much more than a Ferris Wheel, along the oceanfront at the north end of the Boardwalk, with 42 climate-controlled glass-enclosed gondolas delivering the ultimate experience with a view of the Atlantic Ocean and the central Myrtle Beach area.
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SoHo Café and Bar
Sushi bar too!
For fresh seafood or steaks, this is a casual spot where young crowds gather around the bar or on the deck until late night. It’s somewhat dark and crowded which adds to the ambiance.It's a bit of an urban style in the heart of Myrtle Beach. From skewers to lo mein to hibachi or tempura, grilled, blackened and many preparations are offered.
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Springmaid Beach Resort
at Springmaid Pier
This is a quiet beach location at the south end of Myrtle Beach adjacent to Springmaid Pier and the Myrtle Beach State Park.
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Springmaid Pier
Best of the Beach winner
Part of a 27-acre resort facility, free fishing for resort guests. More than 1000 feet long and 36 feet wide accented with a 110-foot “T” at end.
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Tanger Outlets 17
outlet mall north of Myrtle
Both malls have the same name Tanger Outlet Mall, but locals distinguish them by 501 or 17, meaning the route where they're located. Choose the most convenient, and you can find plenty of bargains. Both are in the city of Myrtle Beach, and they offer a few of the same stores and a few different ones, boasting 100 brands at each location.
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Tanger Outlets 501
outlet mall west of Intracoastal Waterway
The Tanger Outlet Mall is a bit different in each of two locations. Choose the easiest one or the one with your favorite stores. Many are the same, and the smaller shops may vary from one season to another.
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The Legends
Heathland, Moorland and Parkland
The Legends has three excellent courses at this location which are distinctly different from each other. The full facility golf resort is conveniently located off U.S. 501 S. at the entrance to Myrtle Beach.
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The Market Common
Urban village community complex
Upscale shopping, walking neighborhoods, ball parks, live-work housing and office units, plus vacation units are distinctive in this attractive area. Three dozen unique shops and 8 restaurants plus a 14-screen cinema can keep visitors and locals busy for a day.
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Thoroughbred’s
Chophouse and seafood grill
Long a favorite of golfers or romantics, this is one of the top of the list in choices for an upscale dinner. It’s not a place for a quick meal, although the Paddock Bar is more casual for drinks and a quick meal than the dining room.
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Tommy Bahama’s
Tropical Cafe Restaurant & Bar
Taste a little bit of Caribbean flavor with occasional island-inspired touches of coconut, mango, macadamia nut or soy in delicious salad or seafood dishes. Sipping on a specialty mojito adds to the relaxing ambiance with a view of the fountain and strolling shoppers.
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Vania's Spa
massage therapy center
Vania brings European and American training to a new day spa offering Swedish massage, deep tissue massage and packages for individuals or couples.
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WonderWorks
amusement park for the mind
It's a house built upside down with 100 hands-on exhibits for education and entertainment. Spark the imagination and stimulate the mind :)
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YMCA
large new facility
This facility includes an indoor heated pool. One section of the pool is designated for laps, and another section is for recreation and play.
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Yoga in Common
any day for visitors or members
Yoga in Common is welcoming for drop-ins, visitors or members with a wide variety of classes and package rates. From beginners of all levels and Gentle or Hot Yoga to Vinyasa Flow, Guided Meditation or Yin, the professional teachers share power or relaxation to meet the needs. It ranges from plus-size to prenatal (including dads) and much more.
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Yoga in the Forest
beginner, family and more
Convenient any day for family class, individual meditation, relaxation or Power work, this is located near residential neighborhoods as well as shopping at Tanger outlets and dining at the popular Longbeard's.
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