
Myrtle Beach restaurants offer something for every palette. With well over 1,500 eateries of all kinds, sadly, very few are top-shelf, and, sadly, the vast majority of them are best forgotten. Hey, this is the Redneck Rivera, so what can you expect.
The following Myrtle Beach Restaurant Reviews are distilled from the good, the bad and the ugly dining experiences of the officers, directors and associates of the Myrtle Beach Golf Association, supplemented by feedback from our golfers. While the primary focus is on the quality of the cuisine, other important factors that also influence the ratings are friendliness, service, presentation, facilities, cleanliness, value and clientele.
It is important to note that every establishment is visited anonymously, and the reviewers pay all of their own checks (gratuities too), and are not reimbursed one penny. Needless to say, they are quite picky about where they are going to spend their hard earned money, and rather irate when they feel that they have been taken advantage of.
Please note that we do not review chain restaurants, except in cases where we find a particular location to be either exceptional or exceptionally awful. We also don’t review Calabash style (that’s an oxymoron that means that everything is cooked in the same grease that the joint has been using since they opened for business 20-years ago, so that everything tastes exactly the same) buffets, buffet establishments or worst of all, those insipid hangouts of the gastronomically retarded, trailer park misfits that drink white Zinfandel, those habitats of the unwashed those god-awful fondue joints. Why you ask, simply because we think its beyond moronic to go out to diner, and have to wait on ourselves, much less being expected to tip some clown, or clownette, who didn’t do a damn thing except snort “Hi guys” (even to women) and then stand around and whine with their fellow cretins.
As a critical aspect of the Myrtle Beach Restaurant Reviews you will see a bar with three Advisory Colors…
means, “check it out,”
means “think-consider” and
means “forget about it!”
Please be advised that, unlike the MBGA golf course ratings, rankings and reviews, the MBGA Restaurant Reviews, once completed, rarely change – especially the low-rates eateries. The reasons for this are quite simple:
Don’t Be Fooled! There is a local endorsement known as The Best of the Beach, that area businesses, especially area restaurants, tout in their advertising as a local “vote of confidence” for their business. Please be advised that in most cases a Best of the Beach rating is a farce because the local businesses “fix the results” by getting all of their staffers, suppliers, family members, neighbors, customers, buddies and pets to send in ballots for them. We know one character that sent in 50 ballots for himself in one week. As with all reviews, the MBGA Restaurant Reviews are strictly the reviewer’s opinions, and should always be considered subjective!
Whereas the Myrtle Beach Golf Association is only concerned with “current conditions,” it is imperative that any submissions be dated, detailed and sent to Restaurants@mbga.com immediately after your dining experience or your issue of concern occurs. Please include a telephone number in order to facilitate prompt follow ups.
While the Myrtle Beach Golf Association takes great pains to make sure that all restaurant reviews and assessments are as current and as accurate as humanly possible, all of the ratings, reviews and assessments found here are strictly the opinions of the Myrtle Beach Golf Association and are by their very nature subjective and should always be considered as such.
= A Great Restaurant to Check Out
= Think and Consider This One
= Forget About It!