Scott Rudd wrote:Jerry,
That's my home away from home! There are plenty of great restaurants in Murrell's Inlet with a great view of the Inlet (Drunken Jacks, Creek Ratz, Dead Dog Saloon, Wahoo's etc.) For fine dinner you can't beat Franks or Frank's outback (make reservations). More casual...Captain John is good and a good $$ very causal.
Cheers,
My son's wife (married Monday evening on the beach), thought most on your list were too "touristy", and I wasn't about to argue with the new bride! We drove to Murrell's Inlet and all those restaurants were bunched together with a million people milling about the entire area. Looked like a sure hit for the younger crowd!
We drove another 200 yards and found the restaurant she made reservations at...Flo's. Right on an inlet so the setting was great and the food and service were very good.
Thanks for the input.