Restaurants nearby: where to eat off-property around Grande Dunes
There are several off-property dining options within a short drive of Marriott Myrtle Beach Resort & Spa at Grande Dunes, from nearby shopping- and entertainment-focused complexes (Broadway at the Beach, Barefoot Landing) to the restaurant clusters at Grande Dunes Marketplace and Murrells Inlet’s seafood restaurants. For walkable or very short drives, ask the concierge about the Dunes Golf and Beach Club and local cafés near the Grande Dunes community.
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Where to go for a convenient meal near Grande Dunes
If you want to leave the resort but keep travel time short, head toward Grande Dunes Marketplace (about a quick drive) or nearby neighborhood cafés and takeout spots. These areas offer quick bites, casual American menus, and a few local coffee shops.
The resort concierge can give current recommendations and make reservations if a specific spot is busy or has seasonal hours.
- Grande Dunes Marketplace — close to the resort, quick drive for casual dining and shops
- Ask the concierge for the latest local coffee shops and takeout options
- Short drives yield more restaurant variety than the immediate beachfront strip
| Dining area | Why go | Typical travel time from hotel |
|---|---|---|
| Grande Dunes Marketplace | Casual restaurants, cafés, quick meals | A brief drive |
| Dunes Golf and Beach Club | Oceanview dining and club restaurant (check public access) | About a 10-minute walk |
| Grande Dunes neighborhood eateries | Local cafés and takeout near the resort community | Minutes by car |
Seafood and Lowcountry options: Murrells Inlet and nearby piers
For classic Lowcountry seafood—fresh-catch restaurants and waterfront dining—Murrells Inlet is the well-known local option and is commonly recommended for a seafood-focused meal. The dossier lists Murrells Inlet and Park/restaurant access as popular day-trip dining choices from the Myrtle Beach area.
If you prefer a shorter trip toward the pier and central Myrtle Beach attractions, Apache Pier and the boardwalk area provide more casual seafood stands and pier-side dining.
- Murrells Inlet — popular for seafood and marshfront restaurants (drive required)
- Apache Pier — casual pier-side seafood options
- Ask the concierge for current recommendations and driving directions
| Area | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Murrells Inlet | Marsh-front seafood restaurants and a more Lowcountry flavor |
| Apache Pier | Pier-side casual seafood and quick bites |
| Myrtle Beach Boardwalk area | Casual seafood stands and family-friendly dining |
Broadway at the Beach and family dining
Broadway at the Beach is a 350-acre shopping, dining and entertainment complex often recommended for families looking for varied dining choices—casual chains, sit-down restaurants, and themed spots are concentrated there.
The dossier lists Broadway at the Beach as about a 4.87-mile drive from the resort, making it an easy option for an evening out or a night with multiple entertainment options after dinner.
- Wide range of cuisines and family-friendly restaurants
- Close to other Myrtle Beach attractions (Ripley's Aquarium is inside the complex)
- Good for groups with varied tastes because of many choices in one place
| Feature | Why it helps families |
|---|---|
| Multiple restaurant types | Everyone can pick from burgers to seafood to kid menus |
| Entertainment on-site | You can combine dinner with an attraction visit |
| Short drive | Approximately 5 miles from the resort |
Barefoot Landing and North Myrtle Beach options
Barefoot Landing is another waterfront complex listed among nearby attractions; it has restaurants, shops and live-music venues in a setting different from the central Broadway area. It’s a convenient option if you want waterfront dining outside downtown Myrtle Beach.
The dossier lists Barefoot Landing as one of the nearby attractions to the resort but does not list exact drive times here—check with the concierge for up-to-date directions and parking guidance.
- Waterfront dining and family-friendly restaurants
- Live music and small entertainment venues in the complex
- Good choice for an early evening outing away from the downtown strip
| What to confirm | Why |
|---|---|
| Current restaurant hours | Some venues change hours seasonally |
| Live-music schedule | If music is important to your evening plans |
| Parking rules | Different complexes have different parking arrangements |
Fine dining and golf-club restaurants
Golf clubs in the Grande Dunes area, including Dunes Golf and Beach Club and other nearby courses, offer dining with ocean or course views. The dossier notes Dunes Golf and Beach Club is about a 10-minute walk from the hotel, making it one of the closest off-property sit-down options with a more formal atmosphere.
If you’re planning a special dinner, the concierge can confirm whether club dining is open to non-members that day and help with reservations.
- Dunes Golf and Beach Club — oceanview dining and a walkable option
- Call concierge before heading out to confirm public access and hours
- Good choice for golf players who want dinner nearby after a round
| Tip | Reason |
|---|---|
| Reserve ahead | Club restaurants can be busy or have member-priority seating |
| Ask about dress code | Club dining sometimes enforces dress standards |
| Confirm parking | Some clubs limit guest parking or require validation |
Logistics: getting there, reservations and hours
Many off-property restaurants and complexes in the Myrtle Beach area operate on seasonal schedules—summer hours tend to be longer and some places reduce hours in winter. The resort concierge is the best source for current hours, reservations, and directions.
The resort address is 8400 Costa Verda Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572. For help from BookResorts agents (24/7), use +1 (888) 605-1350. The property does not provide a shuttle service, so rideshare, taxi or driving are typical ways to reach off-site restaurants.
- Resort address: 8400 Costa Verda Dr, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
- No hotel shuttle service — use rideshare, taxi, or drive
- Concierge can make reservations and confirm seasonal hours
| Getting there | Notes |
|---|---|
| Walk | Dunes Golf and Beach Club is about a 10-minute walk |
| Drive or rideshare | Most dining hubs (Broadway at the Beach, Barefoot Landing) are a short drive |
| Ask concierge | They can confirm access and make reservations |
