Restaurants & Dining
Top Mexican Restaurants in Myrtle Beach

El Cerro Grande Mexican Restaurant has a handful of restaurants scattered from Georgetown to North Myrtle Beach with their newest location that opened near Broadway at the Beach. They serve authentic Mexican classics like fajitas with shrimp, steak or chicken, green enchiladas, chile rellenos, quesadillas and more at reasonable prices. Head over for a quick lunch or dinner at any of their convenient locations and don’t forget to taste one of their giant house made margaritas!

Nacho Hippo Cantina Maximo quickly became a local and visitor favorite at The Market Common and has other locations in North Myrtle Beach and at the Myrtle Beach airport. Stop in for some of the biggest portions of nachos around. Try The Donald” which features Main lobster meat, shrimp, spicy mayo and mango salsa or make your own nacho creation. Nacho Hippo also offers Hip Tacos,” house specialties, quesadillas and $3 margaritas every day.

Savor the flavor of Mexico at Abuelo’s located at Coastal Grand Mall in Myrtle Beach. The restaurant begins cooking at 7 a.m. daily to come up with their made-from-scratch offerings. Start off your meal with a signature margarita and some fresh guacamole. House specialties on the menu include Tilapia Veracruz, Enchiladas de Cozumel and Alambre de Camaron which is wood-grilled, bacon wrapped shrimp stuffed with jalapeno and cheeses. The menu also offers a variety of traditional Mexican and Tex Mex items.

Margarita’s Mexican Restaurant is located near the Restaurant Row section nestled amongst a smaller strip of shops. They serve authentic Mexican classics for lunch and dinner. The restaurant has a long list of salads including a shrimp taco salad and a guacamole and cream salad. Other popular choices include Fajitas, quesadillas, chimichangas and burritos.

Order a pitcher of margaritas and get the party started at Fiesta Mexicana! Their menu features tons of great appetizers including bean dip, spinach dip, Queso Fundido and all the chips and salsa you can handle. The restaurant serves a variety of homemade soups, a la carte items, 17 lunch specials and more. The Little of Everything dinner special is the way to go with one burrito, one enchilada, one taco, one chalupa and one chile relleno served with rice and beans.

Venture down south to Pawleys Island and you’ll find a favorite of both locals and visitors. Habaneros has been open for over 16 years and serves up mouth watering Mexican food and daily specials from $3.75. Try the tilapia fish tacos served with their secret sauce or the Burrito Supreme stuffed with chicken or beef enchiladas topped with lettuce, pico de gallo, sour cream and tomatoes. Take advantage of the beautiful weather and get a seat on the large patio.