Vegan & Vegetarian Options in Myrtle Beach

Planted among the thousands of dining venues open for business along the Grand Strand are a healthy gathering of vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Myrtle Beach. Because we know not all of our visitors dig a basket of Calabash fried seafood or a juicy cut of steak.

So, for your selective dining pleasure, here’s a sampling of what you can expect in the Myrtle Beach vegan and vegetarian food scene.

Bay Naturals

7611 North Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach
556 Highway 17 North, North Myrtle Beach

The vegan Myrtle Beach location features a healthy market stocked with all-natural foods, nutritional supplements, CBD, organic hemp products, local farm products and more, along with a kitchen and café with indoor and patio seating that serves homemade vegetarian-friendly sandwiches, soups, salads and smoothies made fresh daily. The North Myrtle Beach location offers the same, with the exception of cooked fare or baked goods.

Kindbelly Café

316 79^th Ave. North, Myrtle Beach

This family-owned business since 2015 serves veggie-friendly menu items for breakfast and lunch, like their organic kombucha on tap smoothies blended with local, organic microgreens, wraps, acai bowls, organic tofu and chickpeas, and a tofu scramble – and that’s just the start of the kindness fed to your belly.

Clean Eatz

804 Inlet Square Drive, Murrells Inlet
4012 Postal Way, Myrtle Beach (Carolina Forest)

The franchise café, with two locations here on the Strand, focuses on a menu based on a healthy lifestyle. Choose to schedule meal plans or order in from the café menu, which includes options like a hummus snack, a layered build-a-bowl option, and more.

Mellow Mushroom

1571 21^st Ave. North, Myrtle Beach
1101 Highway 17 North, North Myrtle Beach
3280 U.S. 17, Murrells Inlet

The popular, mellow pizza joint becomes “cool as a cucumber” with its vegetarian friendly alternatives well-marked throughout the menu, such as hummus, bruschetta and pretzel bite munchies, salads, specialty pizzas, calzones, hoagies and more. Choose from three places to order a pie in the area.

Blueberry’s Grill

7931 N. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach
4856 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach

Owner/chef Evi Spaho has come a long way from his native Albania to working in the restaurant industry in the Carolinas. Today, his duo of Blueberry’s Grill locations hand-craft a loaded number of unique vegan and vegetarian breakfast (served all day) and lunch options in Myrtle Beach, including French Beignets, a black bean burger, fried green tomatoes and avocado slices and more.

Wicked Healthy Kitchen

10764 Highway 707, Myrtle Beach

This stop on the south end is dedicated to providing healthy, fresh meals that are packaged to go or eat in that are highly organic and locally sourced as much as possible. Popular vegan Myrtle Beach musts include their vegan- and gluten-free muffins of the day, veggie wraps and oats with fruit breakfasts, smoothies, salads, wraps on a spinach tortilla, melts and more.

Be Well Meals & Juice Bar

121 Gateway Drive, Myrtle Beach (Carolina Forest)

Customized meals (vegan, vegetarian, keto, paleo and more) are the focus of owner/health coach Leslie O’Neil, aka “The Be Well Coach.” While the physical location is based on meal prep, she also offers a catering food truck, classes and workshops.

Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar

205 N. Kings Highway, Myrtle Beach

First, you’ll be blown away by the ambiance of this restaurant that jets you away to the Mediterranean. Second, you’ll be able to sit your sweet self down a silk floor pillow and dine on vegetarian menu creations like phyllo rolls, Mediterranean artichoke and baba ganoush, as well as vegan items, like falafel, dolma, batata harrah, hummus, tahini, taboleh salad and more.

Crepe Creation Café

4012 Deville St., Myrtle Beach (The Market Common)

This charming corner café within The Market Common that just recently expanded has always had a mission on serving fresh, healthy ingredients within its lengthy options of crepes, breakfast, entrees and more.

SoBaya Japanese Bistro

3590 St. James Ave., Myrtle Beach

Don’t be fooled by the size of this tiny corner bistro located within a quaint section of Myrtle Beach; SoBaya packs a giant punch into each detail of the fresh, vegetarian inspired menu, including fried tofu and seaweed salad apps, pickled vegetables and stir-fry. They’re also happy to customize for your needs.

CO Sushi

3098 Deville St., Myrtle Beach (The Market Common)

With a prime location next door to Grand Cinema, this swanky spot is the perfect preview to dinner and a movie, offering a heaping amount of vegetarian-friendly noodle bowls, sushi and more.

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