Best Fast Food Restaurants in Surfside Beach

"4001 N Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 One of the reasons Burky’s attracts local families and visiting families alike are their great prices. The menu features hamburgers, hot dogs, Cincinnati style chili, barbecue, soups, salads, ice cream and other basic American fare all in a 1950s-style setting. Adding to the old Americana feel are the low prices, with nothing on the menu over $6."

"Burky’s Grill is a 1950’s style fast food restaurant with prices that won’t break the bank. If you’re spending the weekend in Myrtle Beach, go on a Friday night when Mustangs and Thunderbirds gather outside for their classic car Cruise In specials. There are plenty of cheap eats on the menu here – the combos are great value with a burger, fries and a drink from $5.79."

"A straight walk to 40th Avenue North Beach Access, Burky’s Grill is a 1950’s themed restaurant started in 2003. Serving classic American food, it’s no surprise that reviews on TripAdvisor, Yelp, and Google praise their fresh burgers and friendly waitstaff. Drive-Thru Open | Takeout | Delivery"

"Unique hamburgers, beer and wine just on Main Street – a must for burger lovers. Located just at the end of Main Street, BurgerFi offers the ideal spot to hit after a long day at the beach or on your way to Highway 31. Burger Spots • Main Street • Quick & Fast"

"Not your typical burger joint, Burgerfi, with 77 locations nationwide, offers counter service and fresh-made burgers from hormone and antibiotic-free grass-fed beef. Hot dogs, hand-cut fries, and..."

"Hamburger Joe’s offers another option when you want a casual, no-fuss meal that everyone can agree on. With an emphasis on hand-pressed burgers with homemade sauces, the menu also features everything from grilled cheese to fried bologna sandwiches, buffalo wings, smoked ribs, and grilled or fried chicken breasts. The atmosphere can range from relaxing and laid-back to busy and loud, so time your visit accordingly."

"As name says, it is the burger restaurant, where you can get best & most affordable wings at the beach. American • Bar • Burger. Phone Number: (843) 272-6834"

"OMG. Ordered takeout from here and ordered a little of everything. I can only say their burgers rate up there with the best I've had. The chili slaw dog..."

"The menu is filled with standout comfort food favorites, but the real star of the show is “The Five Five Challenge.” Your task: eat a burger stacked seven patties deep (55 ounces of meat!), with at least four toppings, a side of fries and a 24-ounce soda, all in 30 minutes or less. While many brave eaters have attempted the feat, only few have won. May the fork be with you."

"Heritage Shores Nature Preserve may be the best place in Myrtle Beach to truly get away from it all and connect with nature. The island-based Preserve has seven acres of walking paths with interpretive signage describing the plants, animals, fish, and birds in the area. Heritage Shores Nature Preserve can be accessed via Cherry Grove Park."

"We recommend you check out Heritage Shores Nature Preserve for some hiking. The main pathway extends into the Cherry Grove Marsh and is accessible via a series of boardwalks and cool observation decks."

"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!"

"Olympic Flame Pancake House lives up the name: they have pancakes fit for a true Olympian!. Made with fresh ingredients, Olympic Flame offers the most popular pancake options including chocolate chips and bananas, as well as more unique toppings like apple cinnamon or fresh peach glaze. The pancake house also offers an extensive biscuit menu unlike anything we’ve seen before."

"There are pancake houses stacked on top pancakes houses here. There’s a rumor going around that there are more pancake houses in Myrtle Beach per capita than anywhere in the country. It’s a quintessential societal element, sort of like bodegas in New York City."