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Beloved Hudson Valley Pizza Business Moves To The Carolinas

A popular pizza business confirmed the business is leaving the Hudson Valley.

North Carolina · 6d

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A new 7-Eleven is coming to Florence in November. It’s opening near Buc-ee’s.

FLORENCE — A new, uncommonly large 7-Eleven convenience store is set to open in Florence in late November. The final touches of construction are underway at the store, located at 221 N Cashua Dr. It's at the traffic-rich intersection of North Cashua Drive and West Darlington Street, with a...

Florence, SC · 15d
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Hamburger Joe’s closing after a decade of service in Surfside

Famous Hamburger Joe’s is closing its Surfside location in mid-November.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 10d
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This Clubhouse-Style Myrtle Beach Chophouse Serves The Prime Rib South Carolina Steak Lovers Keep Coming Back For

From the parking lot, the building on North Kings Highway looks like any other steakhouse. Step inside, though, and you find fireplaces, horse-themed rooms, and a menu built around prime rib, ribeye, and lobster tail. Thoroughbreds Chophouse has earned a 4.5-star rating from nearly 1,400 diners, and many of them...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 10d
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Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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New Italian restaurant opening in Murrells Inlet, SC

Murrells Inlet, SC · 8d

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6 Old-School Drive-In Restaurants In South Carolina That Take You Back In Time

Want to find the best old-school drive-in restaurants in South Carolina that feel like a trip through time?. These 6 drive-in restaurants serve up classic comfort food and a big dose of nostalgia!. 1. Mac’s Drive In (Clemson) There’s something special about pulling up to a place that looks...

South Carolina · 19d

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Hamburger Joe’s closing after over a decade of service in Surfside

SURFSIDE, SC (WMBF) - Famous Hamburger Joe’s is closing its Surfside location in mid-November. Tony and Julie Cherney, who have served as owners for the last decade, encourage the Surfside community to stop into Famous Hamburger Joe’s before the doors close on Nov. 15. The Cherney family said...

North Myrtle Beach, SC · 10d

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15 S.C. school districts receive grants for serving locally grown food to students

SOUTH CAROLINA (WCBD) – The South Carolina Department of Agriculture has recognized 15 school districts, including Charleston County and Williamsburg County, for purchasing local produce, supporting farmers, and providing nutritious meals to students. Launched in January with a $1 million annual investment from the South Carolina General Assembly, Certified S.C. Cafeteria supplies South Carolina-grown produce, […]

South Carolina · 9d

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For Over 20 Years, Families Keep Coming Back To This South Carolina Soul Food Spot For Fried Chicken

Some families plan a Myrtle Beach trip around the ocean, and others plan it around a plate of fried chicken. Big Mike’s Soul Food is the kind of place people remember for years, then bring their kids back to try. One visitor first ate there in 2001, returned with...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 14d

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This South Carolina Seafood Buffet Has Been Piling Crab Legs And Shrimp Onto Plates Since 1986

Life-size sharks hang over the dining room at this South Carolina seafood buffet. Hammerheads, great whites, and makos float above you while you crack crab legs, which is a bold choice of dinner company. The decor only gets wilder from there, starting with an 18-foot replica of Queen Elizabeth II....

Myrtle Beach, SC · 11d

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New SC law requires restaurants to disclose imported shrimp

MURRELLS INLET, S.C. (WBTW) — A new South Carolina law requiring restaurants that serve imported shrimp to disclose that information to customers took effect Wednesday. Under the law, restaurants serving imported shrimp must post notices at their main entrances and include disclosures on their menus. The legislation follows genetic...

South Carolina · 11d

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Locals Happily Drive Hours To Reach This Hole-In-The-Wall Restaurant Hidden In South Carolina

There’s a small town in South Carolina where the barbecue is so good, people forget they ever had a GPS signal to begin with. Sellers, South Carolina isn’t exactly the kind of place that shows up on a glossy travel magazine cover, and that’s precisely what makes it so special.

South Carolina · 19d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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This Myrtle Beach area restaurant named in 2026 Michelin Guide. What's on the menu?

A Myrtle Beach restaurant was named in the 2026 Michelin Guide American South. O.A.K Prime , located at 4210 River Oaks Dr., was featured as a recommended restaurant for the second year in a row . It is the only restaurant in the Myrtle Beach area that was named in the guide. The name O.A.K. stands for “One of a Kind,” where the kitchen and bar bring “reimagined classics” and “innovative twists” to the menu, according to its website. The establishment opened in 2023 in Carolina Forest and is under direction of Chef Jerrett “JK” King. The restaurant crafts a weekly menu serving premium steaks, seafood, seasonal ingredients and specialty cocktails with a side of “southern flair.” The Michelin Guide is a prestigious international restaurant and hotel guide known for honoring restaurants with Michelin Star ratings.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 21d

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NC woman sues Trader Joe's, claiming she got E. coli from wraps purchased in Myrtle Beach

A North Carolina woman is suing Trader Joe's, claiming she bought three deli wraps from a Trader Joe's in Myrtle Beach and became ill several days later. The Robeson County woman claims that, three days after purchasing the tarragon chicken salad wraps, she was sent the emergency room and tested positive for severe E. coli.

Myrtle Beach, SC · 22d

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The Rusted Rail Opening This Fall in Lake City

A new restaurant is opening in Lake City that will bring people together for breakfast, lunch, and dinner—a place where guests will “Come hungry. Leave Family.”. The Rusted Rail will open at 104 E. Thomas Street in late fall. Owner Cameron Euten told What Now on Wednesday that, while no opening date has been set yet, the Rusted Rail is working to open by mid-November to early December.

Lake City, SC · 13d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Popular rooftop bar on Myrtle Beach boardwalk opens new space. What to know

A popular Myrtle Beach rooftop bar and live music venue has expanded its space to a multi-floor facility. Tin Roof , located at 1410 N. Ocean Blvd., launched its soft opening last weekend for a new bar and live music space on the first floor of its existing location. General Manager Kate McCoyle said a few kinks with the sound system are being worked out over the next couple of days, but it will officially be open by Wednesday and in time for Halloween festivities. A new main entrance will welcome customers on the first floor facing Ocean Boulevard, and they will be able to access the rooftop through stairs inside the new space. The rooftop on the third floor, known for its views of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Atlantic Ocean, is still open and will transition its original live music space to host a DJ. The room that previously had a DJ is still being planned, but it will either have acoustic sets or themed DJs, McCoyle said. Tin Roof has purchased both the first and second floors of the BLVD building as a part of its lease, where the rooftop has been located since 2018, and the

Myrtle Beach, SC · 17d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Myrtle Beach Walmart reopens after nearly month closure. What's new at the store?

After nearly a month of renovations, a Myrtle Beach Walmart Neighborhood Market is once again open to shoppers. The Walmart store at 3915 N. Kings Highway reopened to fanfare Monday morning. The ribbon-cutting ceremony featured a performance from the Myrtle Beach High School band, recognition for longtime employees and $3,000 in grants donated to Horry County Shop with a Cop, EmpowerLit and Santa Claus for Paws. The newly-remodeled store now offers sushi made in-store, a new bakery department with custom cake decorating, an updated pharmacy and expanded grab-and-go selections. According to the company, the new layout will welcome customers with a “more inviting shopping experience” and support increased online orders and grocery pickups. The 3915 N. Kings Highway store is the latest in Walmart’s ongoing renovations to modernize its Neighborhood Market stores. “We’re excited to welcome our customers back and show them everything we’ve been working on,” store manager Carmen Garris said in a statement. “From our new cake decorating station to expanded online order and pickup capabilities, these improvements are designed to make shopping easier and more convenient.”

Myrtle Beach, SC · 24d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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It's official, Raising Cane's is coming to Myrtle Beach. When will it open?

After much anticipation, the first Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers location in the Grand Strand will open in Myrtle Beach next year. An official opening date hasn’t been announced, but a company representative told The Sun News that Raising Cane’s started construction last month and is set to open in Spring 2027 on Jason Boulevard near the intersection of Mr. Joe White Avenue and Highway 17. Raising Cane’s is known for its fried chicken fingers and signature Cane’s dipping sauce. In a Sun News poll, Raising Cane’s ranked among the chain restaurants voters most want to see in the Grand Strand. The chicken chain is the third-largest in the nation, with more than 900 locations across the United States. Until the new restaurant opens, the closest Raising Cane’s location is 90 miles away from Myrtle Beach in Mount Pleasant. Raising Cane’s eyes new restaurant in Myrtle Beach, SC. Here’s what we know

Myrtle Beach, SC · 22d

Myrtle Beach Sun-News

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Where can you have open containers of alcohol in the Grand Strand this Halloween?

This Halloween falls on a Saturday, and spooky celebrants are sure to be out at parties and events across the Myrtle Beach area. For those planning to imbibe this weekend, here’s what to know about alcohol and open container laws in the Grand Strand. Grand Strand areas that allow open containers Every October, Conway transforms into the City of Halloween with creepy decorations and spooky events. During the celebration, pedestrians are permitted to carry beer and wine – but not hard liquor – in non-glass containers on city sidewalks and property downtown. Halloween revelers can also walk around with open containers of alcohol at the Murrells Inlet Marshwalk. Although Georgetown County generally bans the consumption of alcohol on streets, roads, sidewalks and county-owned and operated property without a special event permit, the Marshwalk is an exception. Patrons on the half-mile inlet boardwalk can bring open containers of alcohol between establishments. Halloween alcohol restrictions around Myrtle Beach Elsewhere across the Grand Strand, alcohol consumption is limited to private dwellings and licensed establishments. That includes beaches. Alcohol is prohibited on public beaches in Horry and Georgetown County, including in North Myrtle Beach, Myrtle Beach, Murrells Inlet and Surfside Beach. Although the Town

Myrtle Beach, SC · 14d

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Crab Legs Headline a 200-Plus-Item All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Buffet in South Carolina

You walk in expecting a simple dinner, maybe a plate of fried shrimp and a quick trip back to your room. Then you see the steam rising off a mountain of crab legs and realize you have badly underestimated your evening. Somewhere along the South Carolina coast, there is a...

Myrtle Beach, SC · 16d