Blueberry’s Grill — Restaurant in Myrtle Beach

If you're in search of a restaurant that offers exceptional food, refreshing cocktails, and an ambiance that takes the dining experience to the next level, Blueberry Grill is the place to be.

The quality of the food is nothing short of outstanding. Every dish is expertly crafted, using only the freshest ingredients to create a symphony of flavors. Whether you're savoring their perfectly seared steak, indulging in a rich seafood dish, or trying their inventive blueberry-infused creations, you can taste the care and precision in each bite. Every plate is bursting with flavor, and the balance of textures and tastes is impeccable.

This place knows how to shake up some seriously delicious cocktails. Their drink menu is full of inventive cocktails, each one more refreshing and satisfying than the last. If you’re a fan of fruity drinks, their signature blueberry mojito is an absolute must-try. It’s the perfect mix of sweet, tart, and refreshing, and the perfect way to kick off your meal.

Now, let’s talk about the ambiance. Whether you choose to sit inside or outside, you’re in for an experience. But if you're lucky enough to snag a seat on their outdoor patio, you’re in for a treat. The seating area strikes the perfect balance with just the right amount of shade, sunlight, warmth, and breeze—it feels like the ideal setting for any occasion, whether it’s a leisurely brunch, a relaxed dinner, or a cocktail evening with friends. The outdoor area feels like an extension of the restaurant itself, with lush surroundings and a vibe that is both cozy...

Third time visiting and lost a point based on service and my favorite menu item The Dublin is gone and changed to Hash Benedict which was not as enjoyable. Blueberry hush puppies were great as always. If you want to sit at the bar it is first come first serve not reserved if you don't want to read the below. The other issue this time is that we know this is a busy spot even as non locals however the 3 hostesses did not do their job. We made a reservation to eat at the bar through Yelp with a 51 to 71 min wait. Did an errand came back 3 mins before our required time, hostesses verified our reservation specifically at the bar and said ok we will let you know when it's available. So we stood right by them. While waiting we keep notice locals are going straight to the bar and waiting for seats there. I asked the hostess are we going to get a spot at the bar when the seats become available because I can see people waiting for the seats. This is when the decided to let us know the bar is first come first serve. After standing right by you for 10 mins and then asking this is when you decide to let me know. Asked for the manager she saved the next seats for us and gave hush puppies on the house. However 3 hostesses let me say that again 3 hostesses decided it was not necessary to tell us the bar is first come first serve and let us stand there thinking we were next to get available seating. That is not service and snickering about it is...

What a fantastic little spot in an unlikely place! My companion and I shared both dishes we ordered - the 'Hey Blueberry' omelet and the Blueberry Ricotta Waffle. The omelet was presented very well and looked as appetizing as it turned out to be. Chorizo can be very gritty, but the ratios of sausage to caramelized onion and cheese was perfect and delicious. We upgraded the side to the goat cheese and pesto grits, and can I just say wow! The bite of the goat cheese coupled with the herbal smoothness of the pesto mixed with the texture of old fashioned stone ground grits was possibly the star of the whole breakfast for me. The waffle seemed a bit dense rather than the light and crispy airy batter I expect from a Belgian waffle, but they may be using a buckwheat or other flour in the batter. The blueberry flavor and the creamy ricotta on top were delicious - I would have just enjoyed something a little lighter. Ciara, our server, was perfectly attentive and very friendly. I highly recommend giving this spot a try if you're in town.

Oh and one more thing. The second photo shows a fly deterrent they have on the patio tables. When we first sat down we thought this was a fan for cooling us (it would have been terrible at that as it moved almost no air), but it was extremely effective at keeping flies from landing on the table...