03/27/2024
Myrtle Beach has a rich and varied culinary scene thanks to the diverse backgrounds of its residents, and BBQ is one of the most popular cuisines in the area. From traditional southern barbecue to a modern twist on the classics, there’s something for every BBQ lover along the Grand Strand. Plus, the best BBQ in Myrtle Beach is conveniently located nearby our oceanfront resort on the boardwalk.
1565 21st Ave N | 2.1 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
Bubba’s is a brand new but quickly established favorite in Myrtle Beach known for mouthwatering smoked meats, burgers, and ribs. Build a Sally’s Smokehouse Platter with your choice of slow-smoked meat, crispy fries, coleslaw, hushpuppies, and brown sugar baked beans. The pulled pork is a standout, slow-cooked to perfection with a deliciously smoky flavor. The sides at Bubba’s are classic Southern, with options like greens, macaroni and cheese, and potato salad, all made with fresh ingredients and homemade recipes.
4617 N Kings Hwy | 2.8 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
A local favorite known for its pulled pork and ribs, Carolina Roadhouse has been serving up delicious BBQ for years. The BBQ chicken is a top-seller, known for the tender, juicy texture and smoky flavor. The Danish Baby Back Rack Ribs are equally impressive, tender and coated in a classic charred exterior. Carolina Roadhouse also offers a variety of sides, including creamy coleslaw, garlic mashed potatoes, baked potatoes, and fresh seasonal veggies.
3735 Oleander Dr | 3.3 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
A national chain with a loyal following, Dickey’s is known for slow-smoked meats and homemade BBQ sauce. The ribs at this Myrtle Beach BBQ restaurant are a huge highlight, featuring a tender, fall-off-the-bone texture and a rich, smoky flavor you might be surprised to find at a chain restaurant. Reviewers also love the loaded baked potatoes, piled high with delicious toppings like bacon and sour cream. Dickey’s offers a variety of classic BBQ plate sides like barbecue beans, cabbage slaw, and potato salad, and french fries, all made fresh in house.
2005 A N Ocean Blvd | 2.5 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
While not exclusively a barbecue restaurant, Strong Waters Craft Cocktails & Kitchen offers a unique twist on BBQ dishes alongside signature craft cocktails. Guests can savor items like Texas-style brisket sliders, smoked chicken wings, and slow-smoked pulled pork. The upscale yet laid-back atmosphere coupled with a focus on locally sourced ingredients makes this Myrtle Beach BBQ restaurant a standout dining destination for vacationers and locals alike who love fresh takes on barbecue flavors.
317 Celebrity Circle | 2.5 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
The Grumpy Monk is a gastropub in Myrtle Beach with waterfront views that serves up some excellent BBQ dishes. The pulled pork sandwich is a standout dish according to reviewers, boasting a rich, smoky flavor and housemade coleslaw. The Grumpy Monk Myrtle Beach also offers a variety of sides, including fries and tots, onion rings, a daily veggie, and side salads. Someone in your party not a BBQ fan? Grumpy Monk has plenty of other options, from fresh seafood and chicken tenders to vegan and vegetarian dishes.
154 Sapwood Dr., Suite 101 | 7.2 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
Fullbelly BBQ is a Southern BBQ spot in Myrtle Beach with a relaxed atmosphere and a wide variety of menu items. The ribs, brisket, and pulled pork are local favorites, made with the perfect balance of smoke and spice in traditional Carolina style. Fullbelly offers a range of sides, including signature mac & cheese, smoked baked beans, chicken bog, collard greens, and fried okra, all made with fresh ingredients and Southern family recipes that helped them secure their spot on this list of the best BBQ in Myrtle Beach.
Local tip: Fullbelly’s meat by the pound is the solution to your beach snack needs – pick up your favorite bread and treat yourself to the best sandwiches you’ve ever packed for the beach!
6102 Frontage Rd | 4.7 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
Little Pigs BBQ Myrtle Beach is a family-owned and operated BBQ joint that has been serving up delicious food for years. Hickory smoked BBQ is the star of the show at this no-frills spot, featuring a balance of smoke and sweetness that clearly took years to perfect. The fried chicken is also a popular dish among Southern food lovers in the Grand Strand, crisped to perfection and served on a toasted bun. Little Pigs BBQ also offers a variety of sides, including coleslaw, baked beans, potato salad, and hushpuppies, all made with fresh ingredients and homemade recipes.
6108 N Kings Hwy | 4 miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
A local chain with a cult following, Moe’s is known for their unique BBQ sauce choices.The Alabama style white BBQ sauce is a crowd favorite, creamy and tangy with a touch of spice. Moe’s is the place for a variety of meats, including pulled pork, chicken and turkey, ribs, and even fresh seafood, all slow-cooked to perfection and served with your favorite sides.
If you can’t take the thought of parting with your favorite sauce, Moe’s sells their delicious sauces by the bottle.
1913 Mister Joe White Ave. | miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
Simply Southern Smokehouse offers traditional Southern BBQ dishes with a focus on authenticity and flavor “just like grandma used to make.” Guests rave about their tender smoked meats, flavorful sauces, and generous portion sizes. This Myrtle Beach BBQ restaurant also offers daily lunch specials, and the family-style buffet is a can’t-miss for folks who love to craft their own perfect meal with offerings like fried chicken, BBQ, chicken bog, and more.
2985 South Ocean Blvd | X miles from Holiday Pavilion Resort on the Boardwalk
Damon’s is a beloved BBQ spot in Myrtle Beach known for their absolutely phenomenal ribs. Guests can enjoy these award-winning ribs, plus a variety of BBQ classics, including tender pulled pork, steaks, and a prime rib dip sandwich, all served with homemade sauces and traditional Southern sides like baked beans, coleslaw, and banana pudding. The restaurant’s scenic outdoor dining in Myrtle Beach overlooking the ocean adds to the charm, making it a popular destination for both locals and tourists craving delicious food in a picturesque setting.
