Charlotte and Myrtle Beach

Sea Captain's house she crab soup has been featured in Southern Living twice.  it is decadent...hope you didn't miss it.

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Sea Captain's house she crab soup has been featured in Southern Living twice.  it is decadent...hope you didn't miss it.

We did the Sea Captain's she crab soup along with scallops, shrimp, oysters and flounder with their serving of hushpuppies, cole slaw, salad and fried okra.  The seafood was outstanding but I had some issues with their huspuppies.  Perhaps it was not what I was use to because it was basically just fried cornbread and their tartar sauce was very sweet.  I think that is how the folks in the Carolina's like it but it was not my thing.
 
Beautiful setting and as I said, the seafood was outstanding.  Very nice landscaping.
 
Paul E. Smith
Knoxville, TN

one of the few places around Myrtle where you can actually eat and see the ocean.  I hate sweet tartar sauce.  Glad you got the soup.

They happend to have the Blue Crab Festival just north of Myrtle about 25 miles.  Roz and I went early and there was a crowd.  We chowed down on lotsa blue crab, flounder, shrimp, oysters and a couple of brewski's.  About a 100 food vendors and about 500 vendors of arts of all sorts.  We stayed about three hours and when we left, traffic was backed up for miles to get  in. We ate at a restaurant on the water which was more comfortable as the weekend in Myrtle was very cool.  150,000 Harley riders were there.
 
Across the street was the Broadway beach from our Marriott Hotel.  It is similar to Celebration station in Disney on Steroids.
 
Thanks for the many folks that advised us on where their favorite was located.  Sorry we could not get to them all but there are so  many!!!!
 
Paul E. smith
Knoxville, TN