Exploring the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk is bound to make you hungry. Fortunately, downtown Myrtle Beach offers everything from historic hot dog counters and casual beach bars to rooftop cocktails, sushi and seafood served over the Atlantic.
Guests at voco The Shelby – Myrtle Beach can begin with breakfast at the hotel, walk to several oceanfront favorites and reach even more restaurants with a short drive. Here are ten places to consider, depending on what sounds good and how far you feel like going.
The Palm & Pebble
Best for: Breakfast or an easy dinner at the hotel
Location: Inside voco The Shelby
The Palm & Pebble gives guests a convenient option at both ends of the day. Start with breakfast favorites, curated coffee or The Shelby Cinnamon Roll, then return for American-inspired dinner selections, cocktails, mocktails, wine and beer.
Its relaxed setting works for a family breakfast, arrival-night dinner or any evening when getting back in the car has lost its appeal.
The Shelby Beach Club
Best for: Poolside drinks and light bites
Location: At voco The Shelby
The seasonal tiki bar at The Shelby Beach Club serves cocktails and casual bites beside the hotel’s outdoor pool and lazy river.
It is a natural choice when you want lunch or a drink without interrupting your afternoon by the water. Service is weather-dependent, so check current availability during your stay.
Bummz Beach Cafe
Best for: Casual beachfront food and live music
Location: 2002 North Ocean Boulevard
Located just a short walk from The Shelby, Bummz Beach Cafe serves seafood, burgers, sandwiches and other coastal American favorites in a laid-back oceanfront setting.
Outdoor seating, tropical drinks and daily live music give it the feel of a classic Myrtle Beach beach bar. It is especially convenient for an informal lunch or drinks close to the hotel.
Pier 14 Restaurant & Lounge
Best for: Dining over the Atlantic
Location: 1306 North Ocean Boulevard
Pier 14 Restaurant & Lounge extends over the ocean near the northern end of the Boardwalk. Its menu includes seafood, steaks, sandwiches and children’s selections, along with cocktails from the full bar. Stop for lunch during a Boardwalk walk or make the ocean view part of dinner. The restaurant does not accept reservations, so allow extra time during busy periods.
RipTydz Oceanfront Grille & Rooftop Bar
Best for: Rooftop drinks and a lively atmosphere
Location: 1210 North Ocean Boulevard
RipTydz combines an oceanfront restaurant, beach bar and rooftop space in one large Boardwalk destination.
The menu ranges from seafood and steaks to burgers, salads and shareable plates, accompanied by cocktails, frozen drinks and beer. Live musicians and DJs add to the energy, making RipTydz a strong choice for groups or visitors looking to continue the night after dinner.
LandShark Bar & Grill
Best for: A casual meal beside the SkyWheel
Location: 1110 North Ocean Boulevard
Located next to the SkyWheel, LandShark Bar & Grill puts diners in the center of the Boardwalk’s activity.
The restaurant serves American beach food with a coastal influence, along with LandShark beer, cocktails and frozen drinks. Pair lunch or dinner with a SkyWheel ride, a visit to Plyler Park or an evening exploring the surrounding attractions.
Moe Moon’s
Best for: Casual Boardwalk dining
Location: 990 Boardwalk
Moe Moon’s sits beside Plyler Park with outdoor seating overlooking one of the busiest parts of the Boardwalk.
Burgers, seafood, tacos and frozen drinks keep the menu firmly in vacation territory. The informal setting works well for families, groups and anyone looking for a relaxed meal between downtown attractions.
Peaches Corner
Best for: Classic Myrtle Beach nostalgia
Location: 900 North Ocean Boulevard
A downtown landmark since 1937, Peaches Corner is known for footlong hot dogs, burgers, fries and milkshakes.
The experience is quick, casual and rooted in the history of Myrtle Beach’s oceanfront. Stop for lunch, a late-night bite or a snack while exploring the nearby arcades, shops and attractions.
Art Burger Sushi Bar
Best for: Burgers, sushi and something different
Location: 706 North Ocean Boulevard
Art Burger Sushi Bar brings together two menus that do not usually share the same table.
Guests can choose from creative burgers, sushi, sandwiches and cocktails while browsing artwork displayed throughout the restaurant. It is especially useful for groups divided between sushi and something heartier.
The Wicked Tuna at 2nd Avenue Pier
Best for: Fresh seafood and southern Boardwalk views
Location: 110 North Ocean Boulevard
At the southern end of the Boardwalk, The Wicked Tuna at 2nd Avenue Pier serves seafood, sushi, steaks and cocktails above the Atlantic.
The restaurant follows a “Hook to Plate” approach supported by its own fishing fleet. Its setting and broad ocean views make it a good choice for date night, a celebration or dinner at the end of a full Boardwalk walk.
Sea Captain’s House
Best for: A longtime Myrtle Beach seafood tradition
Location: 3002 North Ocean Boulevard
A short drive north of the Boardwalk, Sea Captain’s House has been serving guests for more than 60 years.
The oceanfront restaurant offers breakfast, lunch and dinner with a focus on fresh seafood and coastal Southern cooking. Signature she-crab soup, complimentary hushpuppies and uninterrupted ocean views have helped make it a Myrtle Beach tradition. The Shipyard, its outdoor bar and dining area, also offers drinks and seasonal live music beside the ocean.
Plan Your Myrtle Beach Dining Stops
Restaurant hours, outdoor service and live entertainment can change with the season, so review current details before visiting. Dinner reservations are also helpful when available, especially during summer weekends and major events.
Staying at voco The Shelby places guests close to casual beach bars, Boardwalk favorites and some of Myrtle Beach’s most established oceanfront restaurants. Whether the plan calls for poolside cocktails, a quick hot dog or seafood with a view, there is no need to travel far to find it.
Plan your stay at voco The Shelby – Myrtle Beach and explore the food, drinks and oceanfront atmosphere surrounding the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk.