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10 great romantic restaurants in Myrtle Beach

By Chris Mowder & Heather Gale

February 6, 2013



 ... (A)nyone who’s been on the beach longer than a few minutes knows that there are plenty of places to choose from when it comes to Grand Strand dining, but often times the toughest part of picking a spot comes in sifting through the thousands of great options to find the perfect one for you.

That’s why this year, we’ve taken the liberty of picking out a few of our favorite date night eateries for a quick rundown of romantic restaurants.

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Author: Michele Crabtree

April 24, 2013

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