Visitors looking for a relaxed, laid-back outdoor atmosphere for dining and shopping, away from the bustle and the glitz of Myrtle Beach, will find their great escape at the Marsh Walk in Murrells Inlet.
Located in the historic fishing village commonly known as the Seafood Capital of South Carolina, the Marsh Walk is a waterfront haven with long wooden walkways and a beautiful marsh view along a saltwater estuary. Enjoy a leisurely stroll down the boardwalk, taking in the salt air and the view of egrets and jumping fish, and select from one of the eight spectacular waterfront restaurants serving up fresh Lowcountry cuisine.
Drunken Jack’s offers seafood so fresh, it was swimming this morning. Try tasty seafood selections straight from local waters served grilled, blackened, sautéed or Southern-fried. Other mouth-watering options include steaks, prime rib and Lowcountry specialties served up with home-cooked hushpuppies and honey butter.

Divine Fish House offers fine dining in a sophisticated
yet relaxed atmosphere. Choose from a variety of award-winning dishes including seafood, aged steaks, the chef’s nightly selections and a sushi bar in the eclectic, art deco surroundings. The adjacent Wahoo’s Raw Bar and Marina is a tropical tiki-bar with a thatched roof, expansive deck, waterfall and spectacular sunset views. Enjoy a cocktail or frozen libation as you enjoy the ocean breeze, or choose from the creative appetizers or seafood creations from the Divine Fish House menu.
Family owned and operated since 1974, Captain Dave’s Dockside Restaurant offers fresh food and spirits in a casual atmosphere that has earned accolades from across the country. Southern Living notes, “At Captain Dave’s, you could point at the menu with your eyes closed and be assured of a culinary treat,” while the Travel Channel names it “the best waterfront atmosphere.” With indoor and outdoor dining that includes an enclosed deck for year-round waterfront enjoyment, as well as fireside dining, Captain Dave’s atmosphere is matched only by its fresh, delectable dishes from land and sea.
For a classic aged steak, fresh seafood or specialty pizza straight from the wood-fired brick oven, head to Bovine’s. This award-winning Southwestern restaurant with a magnificent marsh view offers eclectic specialties with an emphasis on top-quality beef. Featured in USA Today as one of the “South’s Finest Restaurants,” Bovine’s is a must-visit for the discerning diner.
A rustic atmosphere prevails at the nautical Creek Ratz, where families can enjoy indoor or outdoor dining with something for everyone. Children will enjoy the kids’ corner, where they can relax and watch t.v. or draw on the chalkboard walls. Mom and Dad can enjoy a cold beer or cocktail while taking in the marsh view and contemplating the menu choices including fresh seafood, sandwiches, salads and appetizers. With nightly entertainment and plenty of TVs to watch your favorite sporting events, Creek Ratz is the perfect destination for a relaxed, comfortable meal in a waterfront setting.
Known as the live music mecca of Murrells Inlet, the Dead Dog Saloon is also hailed for its expansive deck with built-in live oaks and picnic tables. Enjoy spectacular food served inside and out in this relaxed setting along the Marsh Walk. Dead Dog Saloon also serves late-night food for those diners who come to enjoy live music under the stars.
On the southernmost end of the Marsh Walk, Spud's Waterfront Dining offers perhaps the most superb view on the entire Grand Strand, overlooking the marsh, a marina and the waters of Murrells Inlet. Enjoy the specialty seafood selections, excellent services and fine spirits in the beautiful indoor dining room or on the spacious outside deck.
In addition to the fantastic array of dining choices, the Murrells Inlet Marsh Walk offers nightlife, fishing, boating, shopping and area events. When you're ready to enjoy an afternoon or full day of beautiful views, leisurely shopping, outdoor activities and superior dining, head for the Murrells Inlet Marsh walk.
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