Best Donuts in Sunset Beach

"Duck Donuts is one of the cutest donut shops on the Grand Strand. Pick up made-to-order donuts in traditional and nontraditional flavors like maple icing with chopped bacon, s’mores or cinnamon sugar with vanilla drizzle. Duck Donuts is open from 6:30 a.m."

"Friends HAD me stop because they "have the best donuts." Cake donuts are not that expensive to make. Both times I've ate here you could ta..."

"The Donut Man is open 24 hours seven days a week and is always ready to satisfy your sweet tooth at any hour. Choose from a range of plain, glazed, jelly-filled or sprinkle doughnuts!. Plus, the Donut Man does bear claws, fritters, crullers and a number of other classics."

"If you are looking for more of a city setting for a lowkey hike, venture down Main Street to McLean Park. The park surrounds a gorgeous two-acre lake in its center. There are several paved walking and hiking trails for your use!"

"Savannah’s Playground is a beautiful play place for people of all ages, divided into many different areas and providing a safe, accessible, and controlled environment for activities and excitement. It is ADA accessible and designed for those with special needs to have fun!. With low fees depending on individual attractions, Savannah’s Playground is one of the city’s cheap things to do."

"Savannah’s Playground is the ultimate kiddie destination in Myrtle Beach. Nestled at the Market Common, this multi-acre children’s playground features ADA-certified equipment designed specially for the little ones. The park gives your children the opportunity to play as well as interact socially with others through its playground equipment."

"Russell Burgess Coastal Preserve is only two blocks from the beach and offers a scenic overview of the picturesque Cherry Grove Marsh. Fishing and crabbing are permitted in the Preserve and visitors can also enjoy a stroll along the marsh boardwalk to observe native flora and fauna."

"Named after a former councilman who worked to preserve the local marshlands, Russell Burgess Coastal Preserve is a great place to enjoy the native flora and fauna of South Carolina. In addition to hiking trails, you’ll find a marsh boardwalk and areas for crabbing!"

"Fresh, local, and family-owned since 1971, Chesapeake House has been serving up the freshest local seafood and USDA steaks for over 40 years. The location of the restaurant is enough to keep guests coming back on its own, with breathtaking waterfront views that will undoubtedly captivate one and all. Dig in to Uncle Bill’s famous fish stew for a hearty meal and make sure to order a side of salad to savor the flavor of the restaurant’s homemade salad dressings."

"Address: 998 Highway 17 North, Myrtle Beach Phone: (843) 449-3231. Chesapeake House offers a children’s menu that will delight even your pickiest eaters. Located along Restaurant Row in Myrtle Beach, this lakefront eatery serves delicious seafood and Lowcountry meals."

"Bring the family to this spacious waterfront fish shack, with a sweet bonus: an onsite bakery. A tradition since 1971, it’s family-owned and serves fresh local seafood and steaks. Plus the cajun grilled salmon is amazing, as are the hush puppies and cinnamon rolls."

"Bennett’s Calabash Seafood buffet has two convenient Myrtle Beach locations: one on Restaurant Row and one in the heart of town. They offer dozens of buffet favorites and plenty of Calabash-style seafood. Highlights include New England Clam Chowder, large fantail fried shrimp, baked Jack Daniels salmon, T-bone steaks, Low Country boil and more."

"As you journey through the Myrtle Beach area, you'll find tons of restaurants offering calabash-style food. Originating from a small fishing village, calabash-style cooking involves lightly battering seafood and then deep frying it. If you're looking for calabash in Myrtle Beach, you have to try Captain Bennett's Calabash Seafood."

"There’s no shortage of Bennett’s Calabash Seafood in Myrtle Beach. There are actually three locations total in the area. You find two in Myrtle Beach as well as one in North Myrtle Beach."