Myrtle Beach area has plethora of steakhouses. These 5 are the best rated Tripadvisor says
In Myrtle Beach, choosing to eat at a steakhouse is an easy decision, but choosing which steakhouse is harder.
There are steakhouses across the Myrtle Beach area, from chains like Outback to Brazilian-style to many traditional restaurants.
To help in where to eat, Tripadvisor has these top rated steakhouses in the Myrtle Beach area.
New York Prime
New York Prime, which has locations in Myrtle Beach, Boca Raton, Florida, and Atlanta, Georgia, strives to be the “Mercedes of steakhouses,” according to its website. Found at 405 28th Ave. N, the steakhouse looks to offer a more luxurious experience.
New York Prime only uses the top 3% of beef in the country, ages the meat for at least four weeks and trains chefs on how to properly use the broiler to create the crust on the steak, according to its site. The restaurant has a large selection of wine and liquor, ready to compliment any steak with a patron’s drink of choice.
Thoroughbreds Chophouse
Thoroughbreds Chophouse, 9706 N. Kings Highway, is a classic Myrtle Beach steakhouse. It was a Tripadvisor choice restaurant for 2024. Located near Tanger Outlets and S.C. 22, Thoroughbreds Chophouse has been around for over 30 years, according to the website.
There are six dining rooms offering plenty of seating for the high-end spot. The menu features a variety of steak cuts and seafood like lobsters and scallops. For those looking for a cheaper option, there’s also the Paddock Pub with a more typical bar menu.
Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse
The national chain, with a location at 8211 Marina Parkway, ranked as a Tripadvisor traveler’s choice. Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, which started off in New Orleans, Louisiana, in 1965, serves many cuts of steaks and seafood. There is also a prix fixe menu to choose from.
Bistro 90
Bistro 90, 7209 S.C. 90, is one of the few restaurants on the state highway. Along with the selection of steak, there’s also elk, lamb and duck. For alcohol, there are 140 bourbons and over 400 wines to choose from.
Like New York Prime, Bistro 90 uses only U.S.D.A. Prime, dry-aged steaks, according to its website. The restaurant first opened in 2008.
Angelo’s Steak and Pasta
Though different from the other restaurants, Angelo’s is a top destination for a steak in the Myrtle Beach area. Angelos’ Steak and Pasta, 2311 S. Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach, serves four cuts of steak, along with an Italian buffet and various other Italian dishes.
Angelo’s has been around for over 40 years. The menu also includes an extensive dessert list.
