12 Tasty Ways to Get Your Fix of Pickles in Myrtle Beach
Tangy, crunchy, and undeniably crave-worthy—pickles have officially made their way from humble garnish to culinary superstar.
Around Myrtle Beach, chefs and bartenders are going all-in on creative pickle concoctions, transforming this beloved snack into dazzling dishes and delightful drinks. And don’t forget to mark your calendar for the upcoming Pickle Fest 2025 at Myrtle Beahc Pelicans Ballpark — a true dill-light on March 29!
If you're ready to embrace the brine and experience pickles like never before, here are 12 tasty, adventurous, and slightly quirky ways to satisfy your pickle craving along the Grand Strand.
Deep-Fried Pickles
Peaches Corner, Myrtle Beach
Considered the grandaddy of all pickle dishes, deep-fried pickles are crispy, crunchy, and irresistibly snackable. There's no better place to get this classic treat than at the iconic Peaches Corner, which has been serving beachgoers downtown since 1937. Hop on a red bar stool at this cozy lunch counter and grab a hot dog "all the way" — topped with chili, cole slaw, sweet pickle relish, red onions and mustard — and a side of deep-fried pickles.
Southern-Style Pickled Veggies
Swig & Swine, Myrtle Beach
This popular downtown BBQ joint offers a delicious take on Southern-style pickled vegetables, the perfect tangy companion to their acclaimed Prime Beef Brisket. Enjoy these crisp veggies alongside brisket served by the pound or in irresistible sandwiches like their popular Brisket Grilled Cheese, also topped generously with pickles. The Pickled Cucumber in Surfside Beach is another fantastic option to explore, known for its classic Southern dishes enhanced with their signature pickled cucumbers.
Pickle Margarita
The Salty Pickle, Garden City Beach
Start with a refreshing pickle margarita at The Salty Pickle, a fun, pickle-themed beachfront bar located at The Royal Garden Resort in Garden City Beach. Known for its creative take on all things pickled, this spot is brimming with unique pickle-inspired delights, from crispy loaded pickle fries and homemade pickle ranch dressing to adventurous dishes like pickle pizza, dill pickle dry rub wings, and even pickle grilled cheese. Don’t miss their pickle dogs, fried pickle chips, or their zesty pickle Bloody Mary.
Classic Chicago Dog
Pelicans Ballpark, Myrtle Beach
Enjoy a classic Chicago-style dog topped with a crunchy dill pickle spear at Pelicans Ballpark. It's the perfect snack to complement a fantastic night of baseball action, with great seats, family-friendly entertainment, and lively between-inning activities making a Pelicans game an unforgettable experience.
Voo-Dill Pizza
Voodoo Brewing Co., Broadway at the Beach
Sink your teeth into pizza perfection with thick-cut pickles, house-made roasted garlic pesto, mozzarella, and Voodoo’s secret Voo-dill seasoning. Pair it perfectly with their bright green Lacto Kooler beer, a tangy, refreshing complement to this dill-icious dish. For more pickle-tastic pizzas, don't miss the "Sour Puss Pizza" at Pizza Hyena and the Chick-fil-A-inspired "Closed on Sundays" Pizza at Tavern in the Forest.
Spicy Pickle Martini
Black Drum Brewing, Myrtle Beach
For those who like their pickles with a kick, this spicy pickle martini combines the tang of dill with a touch of heat at Black Drum Brewing. Located at Kingston Resort in Myrtle Beach, this lively brewpub boasts over 40 craft beers on tap and serves up hearty BBQ plates featuring favorites like smoked brisket, pulled pork, and ribs. With its laid-back atmosphere, fantastic oceanfront views, and extensive menu of craft brews and delicious eats, Black Drum Brewing is a great spot to unwind and indulge in pickle-infused creativity.
Frickle Fritter Sushi Roll
Art Burger Sushi Bar, Myrtle Beach Boardwalk
At this eclectic spot — just steps off the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk — sushi bar meets burger joint with a touch of upscale Southern comfort. Try the Frickle Fritter—a tempura-fried sushi roll stuffed with dill pickles, cream cheese, smoked bacon, and finished with buffalo ranch drizzle. Fried pickle planks and pickle-topped burgers are also worth trying here.
Korean-Style Pickles
Mura Restaurant, The Market Common
Hop aboard the conveyor belt at Mura for Korean-inspired pickles brined in salt, delivering crisp, flavorful bites that add a tangy twist to your meal. With its sleek, contemporary atmosphere and a diverse menu featuring a variety of Korean-inspired small plates like mandu (dumplings), Korean fried chicken, and flavorful kimchi dishes, Mura offers a unique dining experience that perfectly complements its innovative pickled delights.
Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich
Tin Roof, Myrtle Beach
Nothing complements the spicy Nashville-style hot chicken sandwich at Tin Roof better than big, juicy pickles. This sandwich delivers heat, crunch, and pickle perfection, enhanced by the venue’s lively atmosphere. Enjoy lunch, dinner or a night out at this oceanfront hotspot offering stunning views, vibrant rooftop bar vibes, and incredible live music performances.
Locally-Grown Pickles
Lee’s Farmers Market, Murrells Inlet
Finally, rounding things out with the classics, visit local farmers markets like Lee’s Farmers Market for barrels brimming with fresh, locally canned pickles and cucumbers—ideal for the true pickle connoisseur. You can also explore other fantastic local markets such as Myrtle's Market, Market Common Farmers Market, Conway Farmers Market, and Surfside Beach Farmers Market to wrap up your pickle-packed culinary adventure.
BONUS
Play Some Pickleball
After you've filled up on delicious pickle dishes, why not hit the courts and try your hand at pickleball? Myrtle Beach offers plenty of great spots to enjoy this fast-growing sport, including Myrtle Beach Sports Center, Crabtree Memorial Gymnasium, and the outdoor courts at Midway Park. There's also facilities in North Myrtle Beach, Litchfield Beach and Surfside Beach. It's the perfect way to work off your pickle feast!
Chris Mowder is the Creative Director at Visit Myrtle Beach, where he finds creative ways to tell the story of The Beach. He has nearly two decades of experience in tourism marketing, design, web development and storytelling and has also written for The Sun News, Visit! Magazine (MyHorryNews), and MyrtleBeach.com, and founded ListenUp Myrtle Beach, a site dedicated to the area’s music scene. When he’s not working, you’ll find him playing hockey, jogging, drinking beers or dragging his wife and kids to various music festivals.