We were in myrtle for a bachelor party and playing tourist walking around Broadway at the Beach…read more The groom said we all had to go into pepper palace to try the Nasal Napalm... I love spicy but that did not sound appetizing. Alas, it was at the grooms request so the five of us obliged. There's a little fridge right up front that houses the napalm and when we came in we mentioned that we wanted to sample it. The woman working was so excited that she got us all set up and took pictures for us too. As for the Nasal Napalm, I wouldn't recommend putting it on anything you plan on eating. Some might like it but it's like if horseradish was mixed with ether and then you put it in the fridge and use it to prank your friends. If you love it, more power to you, but it made us all wince in pain (see pics). As for the rest of the place, they've hot hundreds if not thousands of hot sauces to choose from so check it out if you like it hot.

We had a great time trying out all kinds of salsas and hot sauces. There is one that you have to…read moresign a waiver for. I did not do that one but the one I did try put me into an automatic euphoric state. The customer service and pricing is great!

Service and desserts are wonderful. 3 for 12 lets you try different ones. So that's awesomeread more

I had an absolutely terrible checkout experience at this store tonight, although the woman at the…read morebakery counter was delightful, helpful, and professional. (The photos show just how tense and unnecessarily escalated this situation became over a simple cake purchase. Three employees were essentially tag-teaming me over an incorrect charge that could have been addressed when I first pointed out the repeated scans--before Gary charged me and forced me to leave, examine the receipt, and come back inside. Instead, it took three employees about ten minutes to address a basic checkout mistake that should have been corrected in less than a minute. I started recording a video after a few minutes of them telling me I was wrong and them being rude, then suddenly they started being fake nice when I put my camera on, classic.) I had just gotten out of work and had hot takeout food waiting for me. I stopped briefly to purchase three cakes for a special occasion, advertised as three for $12. Gary, the cashier, rang in more cakes than I actually had, leaving the receipt full of confusing entries and corrections. I heard the repeated scans and immediately asked him, calmly and politely, to check. He would not scroll back to let me see all of the charges on the screen. Instead, he repeatedly assured me that I had not been overcharged, so I had to complete the transaction and wait for the receipt to print. Outside, I checked it and discovered that I was right. Despite all the corrections, I had still been charged $17.97 for three cakes advertised as three for $12. I went back inside and deliberately approached another cashier because I did not want to deal with Gary again, but he came over and continued insisting the receipt was correct. The second cashier also repeatedly told me I was wrong and claimed this was simply "how the receipt looks." She underlined different entries with a pencil and tried to explain that the $17.97 represented only one cake, which made no mathematical sense. I finally had to pull out my own calculator and walk two employees who handle money through the charges before they began recognizing the problem. The second cashier then rudely told me, "You're going to have to wait," dismissed me, and looked away. The way she spoke to and disregarded me was what started making me genuinely angry. When the manager arrived, he barely acknowledged me, side-eyed me, and acted irritated rather than concerned. By then, the cakes had been tossed around and shaken up during the ordeal, and I was too upset to want them, so I returned all three. At one point, Gary remarked that "life is too short." I replied, "Yeah, it is too short, and I don't have time for this s***." The manager focused entirely on that statement, threatened to have me removed and banned from the store, and shooed me away. I acknowledge exactly what I said after the situation escalated, but I began calmly and politely. One frustrated statement does not excuse ringing in more cakes than I had, refusing to check the transaction, repeatedly insisting I was wrong, dismissing me when I asked for help, or threatening to ban me. This ruined my evening. The hot food I had ordered was cold by the time I arrived to pick it up, and I left without the cakes I needed for a special occasion. I regularly shop here, but after this treatment and being threatened with a ban, I am uncomfortable to return and will tell my family and friends how I was treated. Gary has made mistakes on my previous transactions that I chose to let go. This time, I simply did not want to be overcharged. The employees escalated the situation through their dismissive and arrogant treatment, then acted as though I was the problem for questioning an incorrect charge. The manager's mafia-wannabe approach felt more like intimidation than customer service. The woman at the bakery counter was the only person who treated me with genuine kindness and professionalism. Frankly, she demonstrated better management qualities than the manager and should have his job. Corporate should review the register transaction, my receipt, and the complete camera footage. Mistakes happen. What made this unacceptable was the refusal to check, repeated arguing and dismissal, lack of accountability, wasted time, and threatening treatment from management.

Pulaski Deli is one of those rare places that quietly delivers exactly what you hope it will:…read moreauthentic, homemade Polish comfort food without shortcuts or tourist-trap pricing. I first visited about five years ago and remembered it immediately when we were back in Myrtle Beach. This time confirmed it wasn't nostalgia talking. The food is still outstanding. The pierogi were top tier. Tender dough, well filled, and clearly handmade. The potato pancakes were crisp on the outside, soft inside, and exactly what they should be when done right. The Polish sampler plate is a ton of food and easily the best choice if you want to experience several traditional items in one visit. It's perfect for a first timer and more than enough for a solid lunch. The folks working there are incredibly friendly. Sometimes places like this can feel a little intimidating if English isn't the primary language, but everyone was welcoming and kind. I never felt like a stranger or like I was imposing. Just the opposite. This place feels like a neighborhood deli you'd stumble into somewhere up north, not something you expect tucked into Myrtle Beach. Great lunch spot. We came back after five years because we remembered it that well, and it didn't disappoint.

This was a quaint deli in the commercial district of hotels and restaurants. It's a fun lunch spot…read morethat lives up to the hype. And they're very welcoming to visitors.

Salted Chocolate Carmel Fudge and M&M Chocolate Carmel Apple delicious. Staff very friendly.read more

The ice cream was great, hence the star…read more But indifferent service and nasty clientele ensured we will never go there again. Girl behind the counter and her buddy laughing at my significant other for whatever reason. Felt so uncomfortable we took our food outside. I'd go on about that other customer's behavior after she walked out of the shop, but that's no longer a reflection on the business.

Today was my first trip to this establishment but it will not be my last. I ordered the Hungry Jack…read moreand it was amazing, typically I take a picture of new yummy things but this was so good that a picture wasn't possible. The breakfast sandwich is large, for me it was enough for two (2) meals which makes me happy. The service was impeccable, the gentleman who helped me was very nice and helpful. The little, yet impressive Italian market, was a delight and I was able to get olive tapenade- something I have had trouble finding. There were also premade meals that looked delicious and fresh made mozzarella. Thank you for a wonderful first impression.

Omg !! Got the Hungry Jack hero with Taylor Ham & took one bite & I couldn't put it down. The bread…read morewas fresh & didn't over whelm with being too much bread. It's damn GOOD! Got a cannoli for my dad & he loved every second of it. First time here & I was amazed by the product. I now know where to go for pasta that I can't find in the grocery stores here. The mozzarella is fresh & I can't wait to buy. The service was amazing & very welcoming. It's little inside but lots of stuff to choose from. Will for surely going back for lunch & dinner.

I visit Melt every time I visit Myrtle Beach. To me Melt is the place you have to go to, friendly…read morestaff, great food and reasonable prices. I love the atmosphere when I am there. I would recommend it to everyone if your in Myrtle Beach area find Melt at Broadway at The Beach and treat yourself to their charm.

Stopped here for dinner and the pizza was excellent! Would definitely recommend and will be going…read moreback. Perfect place for small or large groups. Service was excellent and we didn't wait long to be seated or for our food. Loved seeing the boss jumping in to make sure that things were running smoothly as well.

An evening at broadway at the beach means stopping for ice cream. The sweets smell from the area…read morewas inviting, so we stopped in. The shop I would say is mostly chocolate, candies, and things like caramel apples with a small ice cream shop. No non dairy options for my son. However, he found something in there that he wanted. I had a pecan ice scoop which was delicious. My husband ordered the cookies and cream sundae and it was delicious! Service was attentive and quick.

Kilwins is by far our favorite ice cream anywhere, ever! We look for one every time we travel! This…read morelocation is smaller than some but so worth the trip - velvety, creamy, flavorful delicious ice cream every time! Our favorite is the sea salt caramel but I also have grown to love the Kilwins Tracks too. On this trip, my son was with us who has Celiacs and they were kind enough to review ingredients with him, open a brand new container with clean utensils to serve him.

Permanently CLOSED! They were our go to especially for their boiled peanuts! All these great…read moreproduce stands are disappearing and it so sad.

This is our second year visiting South Carolina and I had to visit this stand again. The first year…read morewe purchased peaches that were so good and sweet. You can't beat them living up north. This year I made sure to purchase more items to support local businesses. This round I purchased several bags of roasted salted peanuts, raw peanuts, peaches, and an imagination watermelon. All together I paid about $30. The guy working which I'm assuming is the owner is so friendly and nice. Overall experience was great!

I'm so happy I found this spot as I was searching for pick your own saltwater Taffy, and not what…read morewas already prepackaged in boxes. It's about $12 for 65 pieces and there are about 20 flavors to choose from They also have different chocolate at the front counter, jellybeans to choose from and other sweets

Delightful candy shop. Received as hostess gift and then stocked up on salt water taffy on my beach…read moretrip. Might have grabbed some moon pies to take home too!

Stopped in here today for a cool refreshing drink. Love all the flavors they have to choose from!…read moreThe bartender was so nice, even gave us time jello shots. Wow! Those were pure liquor and strong. I had a margarita and my friends had something with ; liquors in it. Such a fun spot and prices not bad either. Will come again for sure.

Wet Willie's is a myrtle beach staple. Been here for years and the service has always been secure…read more Drinks are great and they have several add on options available. They allow you to mix different drinks and all of the drink machines were working properly.