The Grand Strand is home to countless dining spots, from an array of breakfast places to all-you-can-eat seafood restaurants, and parsing through which ones you should dine at is no simple task.
Several Horry County restaurants, breweries and bars were recently featured in Forbes as favorite spots to dine and grab a drink in Myrtle Beach.
Blueberry’s Grill
Blueberry’s Grill has two locations in the Grand Strand — one at Barefoot Landing and one in Grand Dunes — where diners can enjoy their breakfast alongside brunch cocktails.
The drinks’ menu features classic brunch beverages like mimosas and Bloody Marys, and the standout according to the Forbes article was the Brown Sugar Bourbon Drop. Blueberry’s Grill’s culinary specialties include chicken and waffles, steak and eggs with chimichurri and shrimp and grits.
Boteco VIP
Myrtle Beach’s Boteco VIP, a Brazilian bar and restaurant off of 9th Avenue North, made the list for its unique offering of cahaça. The distilled spirit is made from fermented sugarcane juice, and boasts the title of Brazil’s national spirit…