I loved treating myself here occasionally, their boba was exceptional! I only dined in here once…read moreand the service was quick. One other time when I was really sick I ordered their soup to go and I swear it healed me, the next day I was so much better! Very good quality. Also the anime shows they play inside are super cute.

It was overpriced for what the portions and quality of food was. Service was ok, but the wait was…read moreway too long considering the fact that we were the only ones in there when we placed our order. The Pad Thai tasted like egg yolks and the teriyaki chicken lunch was mainly vegetables with a few pieces of chicken.

I originally came here because I saw them on TikTok and was looking for a good matcha spot while in…read moreMyrtle Beach. They have oat milk, plenty of syrups, and lots of customization options. Honestly, the matcha wasn't my favorite part of the experience. I personally prefer a stronger, more intense matcha flavor, and this one was a little lighter than what I usually like. That being said, pretty much everything else was fantastic. The service was amazing from the moment we walked in. The place is beautiful, and even the music stood out to me. It just had a really good vibe overall. I also loved how extensive the menu is. I went for breakfast, but what caught my attention is that you can order pretty much anything at any time. It's not one of those places where you're limited to breakfast items in the morning. I ordered the Tropical Bowl, and wow. It was honestly one of the best meals I've had in a long time. The coconut lime rice was packed with flavor, the shrimp were cooked perfectly, and there was a sauce on top that tied everything together. The avocado was perfectly ripe, the seasoning was spot on, and the pickled onions and pineapple pico de gallo added so much freshness to the dish. Every bite just worked. I also learned that the owner attended culinary school in Cape Town, South Africa, and spent years cooking while traveling around the world. It was interesting to see how some of those global influences show up on the menu. Even the name "Lekker" comes from a South African word that's often used to describe something delicious or enjoyable, which felt pretty fitting after that meal. They also have pastries, specialty coffee drinks, brunch options, lunch items, and even cocktails. The menu is huge, and there's honestly something for everyone. I also tried a lavender latte with almond milk, and it was excellent. Between the food, the coffee, the atmosphere, and the service, this ended up being one of my favorite stops during my time in Myrtle Beach. If you're visiting Myrtle Beach, this is definitely a place worth checking out.

What a find, very interesting healthy menu. Our meals were delicious, perfectly seasoned and…read morefilling. Monica was fantastic, friendly and informative. She went to the kitchen to see if we'd have any dietary issues with the meals we selected. Located on the ground floor of an office building it's not the easiest to find, use your GPS you won't want to miss this fabulous cafe.

Cafe De Pair was such a gem! The interior is absolutely adorable -- every detail of the space feels…read morecozy, stylish, and thoughtfully designed. It's the kind of place you walk into and immediately want to sit, relax, and enjoy the atmosphere. The service was amazing as well. Everyone was so friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. We ordered an iced latte with vanilla and it was so good -- perfectly balanced, smooth, and refreshing. Definitely one of the best iced lattes I've had! Between the cute ambiance, great service, and delicious coffee, this place is a must-visit. I'll definitely be coming back!!

I REALLY wanted to love this place. I work in the area and I value supporting local places over the…read moreStarbucks across the street. I have given it many opportunities, but it just keeps leaving me disappointed. 1) The service is usually extreeeemely slow. I once waited 35 minutes for a couple sandwiches and coffees. And the place wasn't even mildly busy. The staff just didn't care to prioritize the food orders. I almost left without my food I was so mad. But I still gave it another try! 2) The food is WAY overpriced for what you get. It's insane to have to spend $40+ on super basic cafe food. The crepes are also flimsy, inauthentic, and melt immediately, so don't bother getting them to go. 3) They don't even open until 9:00 am! Um... do they not know they are a coffee shop?! I've tried to go in the morning (when people drink their coffee), and they're closed. Insane to me. Overall, I think this place has potential, it just needs to step it up. It's in a GREAT location!

What a fantastic place!! This place is family owned. So warm and inviting upon entering. You…read moreorder at the counter. So nice to have clean food options for me and my family!! Highly recommend!!

Kindbelly Café is the kind of place that makes you feel like the universe gently nudged you to the…read moreright lunch spot. First thing I noticed was the giant evil eye pendant hanging on the wall facing the customers. Message received: behave yourselves and be kind... the café is watching. Honestly, I respect the energy. You order at the counter, which keeps things simple and relaxed. My husband ordered the ahi tuna poke bowl, and I went with the Green Goddess salad with tofu. My salad was excellent. It had kale, carrots, onions, chickpeas, tofu, and avocado, and everything tasted fresh and well balanced. The tofu was actually flavorful (which tofu lovers know is not always guaranteed in the wild). It felt healthy but still satisfying. Chris really liked his poke bowl too and cleaned the whole thing up, which is always a good sign. The café itself is super cute and cozy, the kind of place you can imagine popping into regularly for lunch or a quick healthy meal. After a slightly disappointing dinner elsewhere the night before, this place felt like the universe saying, "Here, have some redemption food." We'll definitely be back. And we'll be extra nice... because that evil eye is clearly keeping watch.

Nice coffee shop tucked in the corner of a strip mall. The service was excellent and I really…read moreenjoyed my coffee. To me, the place is a hidden gem.

Coffee: 4/5 stars - I like my coffee strong. Next time will ask for an extra shot of espresso in my…read morelatte Service: 5/5 stars- great service, prompt and ready to get our orders Food: 4/5 stars- wish things weren't pre-made (like the breakfast sandwiches) so I can get it without cheese. Ordered the chicken salad croissant - wish there was an option for the chips- like an option for fruit/something else

What a coffee shop! This lovely place has influence from Yemen with authentic music, making the…read moreambiance very pleasant. We tried one of their specialty coffees and a pastry. Both were very good. Service was great as well. They explained us the making of the coffee and some of the parries they have on display. We definitely are coming back. If you are in the area, don't miss this spot. Coffee at a different level. Happy coffee breaks!

Stopped in to try this new place before heading to the beach. We loved the look and how cute…read moreeverything inside was. We were the first ones there around 8am. The guy working seemed a little confused and wasn't very sociable, but was still kind. My Yemeni coffee was delicious. Spiced and unique and my friend, who has never tried Turkish or Yemeni coffee, enjoyed it more than her cookie butter latte. She ordered a traditional cake, it was an interesting texture and very sweet but decent. Overall, I will be back for the traditional coffees and teas.

My bowl was delicious and I can't wait to go back for another soon! The owner was very nice and I…read morehope more people find this family owned gem in Surfside Beach. Grab a bowl on your way to relax on the best beach on the Grand Strand!

We only tried soft serve Acai once before so when we saw this on a recent trip we had to give it a…read moretry and we loved it! If you haven't tried this you need to do so right away because it tastes 10 times better than ice cream with 1/2 the calories - ok, maybe not after the yummy toppings :)

Me and my boyfriend have been to this coffee shop three times already since being down here on…read morevacation ! I've gotten an iced latte every time and it never disappoints. He's gotten the boba drinks each time and loved it! The owner is an incredibly nice lady who lets you know that you can customize your drink any way you'd like..because it's YOUR drink! She gives you a nice welcome in and is always up for a chat :) If you're looking to support local coffee shops, please consider checking this place out, you won't regret it!

If you have ever wanted to experience the existential dread of walking into a hoarder's basement…read morethat somehow serves overpriced caffeine, Then Beach Dreams Coffee Shoppe in North Myrtle beach is your destination. Stepping inside feels less like entering a local coffee shop and more like trespassing in a hostile, dusty museum dedicated entirely to one woman's deeply specific grievances and craft hobbies. The sanitary conditions are, to put it mildly, a health code violation waiting to happen. Sticky tables wobble on uneven floors, the espresso machine looks like it hasn't been descaled since the Obama administration, and the air hangs heavy with the scent of rancid oat milk and desperation. Of course, getting a coffee is practically secondary to the retail trauma. The counter is entirely overrun by a chaotic bazaar of questionable inventory: A baffling "plethora" of lumpy, unevenly cured homemade soaps that smell like regret and essential oils. Dusty shelves of over-priced CBD tinctures of dubious origin. Rock-hard muffins that appear to have been baked during the Mesozoic era and preserved strictly out of spite. The true beating heart--or rather, the throbbing vein--of this establishment is the owner, a chronically furious lesbian who treats every patron like an unwanted intruder. She patrols the room with a permanent scowl, aggressively policing the premises. She proudly displays her identity by wallpapering the joint with vintage vinyl records of various queer icons. Naturally, she keeps a public turntable right beneath them as a cruel taunt, because the moment you reach out a finger to admire or actually play one of the records, she materializes out of thin air, screams bloody murder, and threatens to banish you to the shadow realm. You cannot touch the records. You cannot enjoy a fresh muffin. You can barely breathe without triggering a glare--except for the absolute saving grace of the entire operation, Makayla. Makayla is a bright spot in this fluorescent-lit purgatory. Incredibly smart, effortlessly funny, and razor-witty, she somehow manages to pull phenomenal, expertly crafted coffee out of a poorly filtered machine while keeping her sanity intact. More than just a great barista, she is a joy to sit and hang out with, making you almost forget for a fleeting moment that the owner is lurking in the corner like a gargoyle ready to pounce. If you go, tip Makayla heavily, drink your coffee fast, don't look at the soaps, and don't you dare touch the records.