Here are four of our favorite breakfast locations in the Myrtle Beach area.
National House of Pancakes
Open from 6 am -1 pm, National House of Pancakes is a family-friendly restaurant serving traditional American breakfast and lunch to Myrtle Beach for over 40 years. Located at 211 N. Kings Hwy, NHOP is right at the heart of Myrtle Beach and offers a variety of favorites including pancakes, omelets, burgers, and more. Being less than a mile from the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk makes NHOP the perfect place to grab a quick bite to eat before hitting the beach, and they’ve got something for everyone including Vegetarian, Vegan, and Gluten-Free options.
We love National House of Pancakes because of the bright and unique style of the decorations in the restaurant and the food items are presentable and fun. Our favorite menu items include their seafood breakfast, fresh pineapple drinks, made-to-order pancakes, and fresh fruit displays.
Beachfront Kitchen & Bar
Considered by the locals to be a hidden gem of Myrtle Beach, Beachfront Kitchen & Bar combines the comfort of great food and cold drinks with the relaxing beach scenery to bring you the perfect beach day experience right on the Boardwalk. Complete with a beachfront drink lounge, live entertainment from local bands, and their brand-new Coffee Corner, Beachfront Kitchen & Bar offers a variety of experiences and is open daily from 7 am -9 pm.
10/Fold Biscuits
Currently closed for renovations but reopening in May, 10/Fold Biscuits is a unique southern biscuit-based restaurant up the street from the beach at 4377 N. Kings Hwy #119. They pride themselves on their fast-casual atmosphere and modern design. Fresh ingredients, great service, and a unique experience are just some of the reasons locals love 10/Fold Biscuits. To make a day of it after getting your breakfast, Ripley’s Aquarium is just 1.5 miles down the road and one of the top attractions in Myrtle Beach.
Drift Eatery
Drift is a modern breakfast and lunch restaurant at 980 Cipriana Dr A-6 near the Grande Dunes resort in Myrtle Beach. Serving omelets, grilled dishes, and sandwiches, they bring you healthy, all-natural meals with a unique ambiance. The restaurant is filled with custom-made wood pieces from local family-owned business, Two Brothers Wood Works, including tables hand-crafted from 100+ year-old hardwood trees.
