Cheap Places to Eat in Pawleys Island

"If steak is on your mind, Bovine’s on the northern end of the Marshwalk may be the perfect place for you. Wood-fired and served with a salad bar, corn pudding and choice of side, Bovine’s steaks ($20-$30) are cooked to order and can be topped with Lump crab and bernaise, Blue cheese and applewood bacon crust or shrimp. Other specialties include wood-fired pizzas; seafood; pasta; and ribs."

"At Bovine’s you’ll find steaks, seafood and wood-fired pizza, all served against the backdrop of picturesque Murrells Inlet. Affordable steakhouse dining at its best, Bovines serves sirloin, ribeye, Filet Mignon, New York strip, pork chops, along with BBQ ribs and chicken. All dinner entrees come with a salad bar, corn pudding and choice of fresh vegetable."

"Dagwood’s Deli has been a favorite amongst locals for over 25 years, and they are known for slicing up some of the best deli meats and cheeses in the area. The lunch menu is quite affordable (most items are under $10) and it includes some of the tastiest sandwiches at the beach. We recommend the fresh Bumstead’s Club ($8.49), which is a triple layer sandwich piled high with ham, turkey, American, Swiss, bacon, lettuce, and tomato, served on a sub roll or white bread, along with a side of chips and a pickle."

"Whether you are looking to pick up a quick lunch before hitting the beach or you want to take your fare to go for a picnic, head to the sandwich headquarters of Myrtle Beach – Dagwood’s Deli. This local shop serves up a variety of both classic and creative concoctions. All sandwiches are served with chips and a pickle and most are well under the $10 price point."

"original location in Myrtle Beach (attached to Bumstead's Pub) serves up sandwiches on fresh hoagie rolls that are baked daily. Among the many specialty subs, Dagwood's Dipper consists of sliced turkey and melted Swiss cheese piled high and served warm on a sub roll, with bacon bits and homemade dill mayonnaise for dipping."

"Enjoy classic American diner fare in a classic 1950’s atmosphere at Burky’s Grill. The menu is simple and includes favorites like griddle grilled burgers, hot dogs, grilled chicken sandwiches, salads, and their famous Cincinnati style chili. Be sure to grab a scoop of Ashby’s Sterling Ice Cream for the kiddos!"

"If you’re looking for a quick bite to eat, head to this Myrtle Beach kid-friendly restaurant serving up delicious kid’s meals like hamburgers, hot dogs, grilled cheese, and corn dogs served with fries, a drink, and a free jr. scoop of ice cream. Burky’s Grill is an affordable burger joint that is can’t miss."

"E Noodles & Co on 20th Avenue South was the first restaurant Noah and I went to for dinner in Myrtle Beach many years ago. We walked over from Hampton Inn & Suites Myrtle Beach Oceanfront (About 10 minutes) after an employee at the hotel told us she heard they had amazing veggie dishes. Noah loved the vegetable fried rice and we added tofu to ours with Edamame on the side."

"There used to be two locations, but this is the only one left. What’s great about E Noodles is they take their dishes a half-step above typical Asian fare (try the crispy-fried tofu), but they don’t take it up so far that it’s too pricey."

"As one of the newer indoor attractions in Myrtle Beach, the Hollywood Wax Museum is certainly growing in popularity, drawing in more and more people each year. On a rainy day there aren’t many more things to do as fun as taking pictures with your favorite “celebrities,” and Myrtle Beach’s wax museum is the only wax museum in the country devoted to celebrities only. Stand next to the likes of Iron Man’s Robert Downey Jr., or other a-list staples like Robert DeNiro and Julia Roberts."

"The Hollywood Wax Museum, opened in 2014, serves to honor the film industry with wax replicas of celebrities. One of its most iconic features is a giant ape, a tribute to King Kong, that stands at 35 feet tall."

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"Aside from the historical museums in the area, Myrtle Beach is also home to several specialty museums that serve more as entertainment attractions than educational spaces. These places are perfect for those more interested in taking selfies with wax figure replicas of famous people, seeing mind-bending displays of strange human achievements, discovering the practical wonders of science, or checking out classic cars. Fun for the whole family, a trip to one or more of these promises an experience that will be talked (and maybe) laughed about for the foreseeable future."

"Myrtle Beach has seven different Ripley's attractions in two different locations: Broadway at the Beach and North Ocean Boulevard near Plyer Park. Perfect for a rainy or cool day or just for some pure fun and nonsense, these attractions never fail to provide a good time. Options include the Super Fun Zone arcade; a 5-D Moving Theater; the spectacular Ripley's Aquarium; a Haunted Adventure; a Marvelous Mirror Maze; the Smash Dash; and the old standby of oddities, Believe it or Not!"

"A trip to Ripley’s Museumis one of the top kid-friendly activities in Myrtle Beach. If you find your family in the middle of Ocean Boulevard looking to escape some rain or avoid a sunburn, you will definitely want to stop in and see Ripley’s Believe It or Not!"

"Warbird Park is an educational and free attraction located in the Market Common district of Myrtle Beach at the former Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. Since its privatization in 1993, the base has become a beautiful park, displaying aircraft that was once an active part of operations, and each craft on display is presented with details about its history and significance. Among aircraft on display, tourists will find an A-10 Warthog Thunderbolt that supported ground troops during Operation Desert Storm, an F-100 jet fighter that saw action between the mid-1950s and early 1970s, and one of the base's A-7 Corsair tactical fighter jets."

"Warbird Park is a fascinating place in South Carolina that is a bit of a hidden gem. It is situated in the district known as Market Common on the grounds of what was once the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. With no admission fee, it is one of the city’s free things to do – and it’s also among the things to see that will entice aviation enthusiasts and history buffs alike."

"Located just a few blocks from the beach, National House of Pancakes has the popular pancake options, including chocolate chip, banana and pecan, and pancakes with fresh blueberries or strawberries. Beyond their fresh pancakes, National House of Pancakes has a robust menu that includes make your own omelettes, waffles, french toast, and even lunch options like burgers and sandwiches. With their breakfast combo options, you can mix and match your favorites and include a stack of pancakes to go along with your meal."

"National House of Pancakes is known for having the best pancakes in Myrtle Beach. But beyond pancakes, guests can enjoy waffles, french toast, and eggs any way. One of their specialty items is Crab Cake Benedict served with grits - now that’s a southern-style breakfast!"

"One of the few places in the state of South Carolina where khachapuri is a staple on the menu. The traditional Georgian meal of cheese-filled, boat-shaped bread with a fresh egg is a nod to the owner’s heritage. While the khachapuri is always tempting, there’s also crepes galore — selections with salmon or Nutella, and even one with bacon-wrapped shrimp."