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- SsandraSouth Carolina •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoIt was Christmas dinner so very hectic and packed which was expected. The reservation was 30 minutes behind, again it was not a big deal because it was slammed. The food was great and they offered a special holiday menu. The server was friendly and patient. Would have like to seen more California style art or decor with the name California Dreaming. Overall we would go back and do recommendMore infoCalifornia Dreaming - Surfside BeachPrice: Moderate• American• Myrtle Beach•4.6
- JJaniceSouth Carolina •1 review5.0Dined 3 days agoIt was Christmas night with 20 + people waiting outside. It’s a great place to see the sunset and the food was really good. I recommend the she crab soup was awesome. My husband got the steak and it was perfect. We got there one hour early parking is tight, got a drink at the bar and the woman bartender was so nice. I would definitely go back. I did hear they stopped taking walk-in. So I do recommend you make a reservation.More infoGulfstream Cafe - Priority SeatingPrice: Moderate• Seafood• Garden City/Murrells Inlet•4.6
- VVAUGHNVIPHawaii •1 review5.0Dined 7 days agoFood was creative and delicious. Waiter was Passionate about the food and his job. Will definitely return!More infoPerrone's Restaurant and BarPrice: Very Expensive• Steakhouse• Pawleys Island•4.8
- JJohnSouth Carolina •7 reviews5.0Dined on 18 Dec 2024The food is amazing. We go there often, and it always the best food in Murrells Inlet. It’s worth the visit.More infoHot Fish ClubPrice: Moderate• Seafood• Garden City/Murrells Inlet•4.7
- JJamesSouth Carolina •1 review5.0Dined on 12 Dec 2024Never disappoints whether it be for drinks, appetizers or dinners.More infoInlet Prohibition Company Bar and RestaurantPrice: Moderate• Tapas / Small Plates• Murrells Inlet•4.2
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The history of Murrells Inlet is rich and diverse. Native American tribes, Spanish explorers, English colonists, and even pirates have called Murrells Inlet home. Today it is a quiet but colorful fishing village perfect for relaxing and watching the colors of the sky at sunset. If you're hungry for seafood, restaurants here serve the best in the area. Carefully prepared scallops and mussels, crispy crab cakes, and salmon piccata may tempt you. Or try their southern favorites: shrimp and grits, seafood and corn chowder, or lobster pot pie. And who can resist their crab or lobster grilled cheese? If you’re in the mood for something more “down to earth,” a bacon, egg and cheeseburger aims to please. Whether you’re in the mood for excellent seafood or more land-based deliciousness, Murrells Inlet is always the place to be.
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