Myrtle Beach Food Tours

I would not book with this company, seems like a SCAM! We booked the Murrell's Inlet tour with this company back in September- no one showed up for the tour and the restaurant didn't seem to know anything about it happening when we asked. We finally got a hold of the company and they told us that it was cancelled as there were not enough people registered, which we were fine with and they said we would get a full refund as we had paid in full. After months of lack of communication, several promises to get the money, and many, many unanswered voicemails and emails, it is clear that I will not be getting that refund. It is not a cheap tour, and so to not get this money back is upsetting, and I have been very disappointed with the communication from this company. I am honestly still not sure if they actually operate, or if it was a scam the whole time. I would not recommend booking if you have to pay up front!!
Jun 10th, 2020

SCAM
Feb 26th, 2020

On a group family golfing oriented vacation, we decided to use an off-day from golfing to do something different and opted for a food tour in the area. TripAdvisor searches were not coming up with anything particularly intriguing but other searches came up with Myrtle Beach Food Tours - so we decided to give it a try. The arrival meet-up location was at the first stop and having done past food tours elsewhere I was accustomed to just waiting in the area - although for first-timers directions as to how/where to wait may be useful as the staff at the restaurant seemed unclear about any of it (understandably as they are not part of the tour directly). Our guide arrived after making her rounds to ensure a smooth tour and chatted up ourselves and other guests before starting the tour. Our group had a total of 7 which was a good size group for this. Much more than 10 I think would get cumbersome. Our stops (not specifically being mentioned in case the itinerary changes over time) included a soup/bisque, a bang-bang grouper bites app, some shrimp and grits, hush puppies, along with other dishes amounting to five "main" stops and one last dessert oriented stop for some fudge to go. Along the way there were three different drink offerings as well, alternating locations mostly. The food was delicious from place to place with possibly one exception that was just "good/okay" versus great and above which was most of the items. The drinks left a bit to be desired, nothing that we had really excited anyone unfortunately - but as it was primarily a food tour that didn't bother us much. The Murrells Inlet tour with them was what we had hoped, being a nice walk with nice views along the marsh between stops and that was the main reason we opted for that version rather than the Boardwalk one. The stop visited as shown on their website also seemed a little more intriguing to me when booking - but as I haven't done the other one, I can't truly say if one is better than the other, but the Inlet tour was fantastic. As they state on their website, do this tour towards the front end of your trip so that you can come back and hit places if you want. My wife and I ventured back a few nights later and hit both places we visited and places we had seen but were not on the tour for a wonderful relaxing night out along the marsh.
Nov 18th, 2018

Fun and fabulous food tour in Myrtle Beach today. Great Boardwalk Food. Learned a lot of history from our local guide! A delightful and professional tour, which I highly recommend!
Feb 28th, 2018