Fun Brunch Spots

Myrtle Beach - Brunch at Croissants is a longtime locals favorite. The complimentary muffin bites and dollop of ambrosia salad are always a treat and add an elegant touch the meal. Plus, everything on the menu is delicious. Warning: you may not be able to resist the entire dessert counter filled with freshly-baked cakes, cookies, and pastries. (Just give into the temptation!)

Myrtle Beach - The mile-long line in the parking lot forms for a reason. Johnny D’s is the best for breakfast. The waffle menu has so many cool options, including a waffle with funfetti. If you’re not in the mood for waffles, you have your pick of eggs, bacon, and even a bagel salmon platter.

Myrtle Beach - Oh this menu is ON POINT. Drift - a Coastal Eatery is a Myrtle Beach brunch spot for foodies. The breakfast menu will have you torn between sweet and savory. Would you go for a flame-roasted Fuji apples on top of a Belgium waffle? Or one of the eight eggs Benedict’s? This is why you’ll have to go back again and again… everything looks amazing, and has enough of a fancy, gourmet twist to make it unique from other Grand Strand brunch spots. You’d expect the menu to have a bit of sticker shock – but everything is reasonably priced, even the duck confit Benedict (fancy!) is $12.49.

The Market Common - The tomato pie at Tidal Creek Brewhouse at Market Common is a dish that’s so savory and delicious, once you try it, it will be tough to order anything else from the menu. Plus, the greens in a lemon olive oil is the perfect compliment to the main dish. The brunch menu also has a breakfast burrito with potatoes, shredded bacon (YUM), avocado toast, and other dishes that will tempt you away from the tomato pie. This place is open early on the weekends, so you can stop by for a cup of coffee or later for a leisurely brunch.

Myrtle Beach - The encouragement to count memories and not calories at brunch at 10 Fold Biscuits is excellent advice. The biscuits are the size of a bowling ball, and everything on the menu is tempting. This is a must-visit spot for a brunch lover.

The Market Common - If you’re in the mood for a fancy Southern brunch, Tupelo Honey at the Market Common has potato cracklins, chicken and waffles, and shrimp and grits to satisfy even the most Southern Southerner. Don’t fill up with biscuits with blueberry jam, even though it’s easy to do! Every farm-fresh item on the menu is delicious. Parmesan & Rosemary Potato Cracklins are super crispy, crunchy on the outside and creamy on the inside potatoes that are unlike any hash browns you’ve ever ordered.

Pawleys Island - Rustic Table in Pawleys Island is one of the best spots for a fun daytime date. I’m sure it’s excellent for dinner, too, but the bright space is a exceptionally gorgeous during the day. You’ll love the brunch, which features breakfast-y favorites like silver dollar pancakes, omelets, French toast, and corned beef hash. Smash burgers and fancy cheat-day sandwiches are offered for those not in the mood for breakfast. Die-hard Southerners will be happy with shrimp + grits or the chicken pot pie biscuit (yum! Could you resist!?) If you’re trying to be healthy, the salads won’t disappoint!