10 of the Most Myrtle Beach Restaurants in Myrtle Beach | Eater
"This culinary behemoth directly on the Intracoastal Waterway would be worth visiting even if it didn’t include the beach’s best seafood buffet. Sharks and deep-sea fish hang from the ceiling, alongside replica schooners and sailboats meticulously crafted by the in-house model shipbuilder. But the museum-level decor isn’t even the main show — it’s the massive pots of crab legs, heaps of fried shrimp, and platters of tomato pie that fill the parking lot with hungry patrons. When there’s a wait, grab a tallboy cocktail in a lighthouse-shaped glass and enjoy the view of the Waterway while the kids explore the indoor playground and arcade."
