sea captain's house

the view rocks.... ... the food not so much. everything here was just "ehh". you know, you go there not to eat anything good, but for the view. if you can go and maybe just eat an appetizer and drink tea (the sweet tea is great!) and just enjoy the view. but for the prices - i really wouldn't eat here.

great steak and other cuts of meat. cuts were great and portions not too bad. you will leave full.

rude procedure.. my neighbors offered to take me out to dinner because they are part time residents in mb and i am a retired full time resident. i take care of their property, mow the lawn, trim the hedges and prep the house for their arrival. they love the peace of mind knowing there is someone on this end watching their home. to express their appreciation, they want to take me out to dinner at the sea captain's house. after dinner, waiter says "are you together" then he looks at me and says, "i mean, do you want a separate check" now, i realize this guy's questioning, is driving me off the main check, to a separate check. so, i now have been put in the awkward and embarrassing position of offering to the people who invited me out to dinner, to pay for my meal. they interrupt wise guy, and insist on paying for my meal, so i offer to leave a tip. waiter says "that's a good arrangement, then everyone gets to pay something." i actually tipped this waiter, but in hindsight, i really think this behavior called for the filing of a complaint against this employee and no tip. the fish was nothing special, i've had better rice-a-roni and the salad was run-of-the-mill. if you are not going as a family but rather are an invited guest - don't go to the sea captain's house or with that procedure, you could wind up paying dutch. if your original intention is to go dutch, then take a bundle of cash with you and go for it.

quietly romantic. walked here from our hotel. this place is right on the beach and i loved the views and the food is delicious especially considering seafood is not my favorite. the crab cakes are awesome.

beware if you like seasoned and cooked food! i ordered a seafood platter. the fried oysters were overly greasy and undercooked, the broiled flounder was overcooked. i had to dump salt and pepper on everything. for the amount of money we paid, i expected it to be a lot better. i will say that the hushpuppies were great. but i will need more than just good hushpuppies to return to sea captain's house.

wonderful. my family and i eat at this restaurant majority of sundays during the year. the ambiance and food are wonderful. i am not sure about "lil wanda's" review on not finding seafood options when you have choices from quiches to crab/shrimp salads, shrimp & grits, broiled or fried selections, crab cakes, etc! there is always a special on sundays that is usually a seafood dish.

my favorites include: she crab soup, shrimp salad, caesar salad with grilled salmon, quiche, and the crabcake sandwich.

enjoy!

the food was great. the service was as well. our server handled 19 people perfectly. it was incredible. would definitely recommend. the wait was long but for a party of 19 thats to be expected.

it was "okay". i read some of these reviews expecting it to be amazing..i was disappointed. we went for lunch on sunday and the menu was absolutely tiny. barely even any seafood dishes to choose from-definitely not the options on the menu on this website. i ended up getting the jambalaya for lack of finding any seafood dish i wanted that wasn't fried or plain flounder. it was good, but not something i would be raving about. the hushpuppies were good. it was not a bad experience, but if you are expecting the best place you will ever eat based off of some of these reviews, you will be disappointed. go into it expecting an alright meal and you won't be disappointed.

if you want fried shrimp, go to rita's in folly beach, sc. best i have ever had.

great fried shrimp! rest of meal was good, nothing special. key lime pie wasn't very tart-go over to margaritaville for that. lobby furniture needs updating, it's gross.

started with an oyster cocktail, both wife and i had the pecan crusted grouper, followed by a slice of lemon pie for dessert. ended with a strawberry colada and banana wave cocktail. view of the beach was as good as the food!

i think it may of been a good lunch but as i waited for my family to make their way through god awful myrtle beach summer traffic the chef actually came out of the building and asked me to leave. he said i was loitering. so i guess if you chase off your customers you really don't need the business. i won't return.

great breakfast buffett. by far the best breakfast buffet in all of myrtle beach. good priced, little or no wait, and excellent views.

the sea captain’s house is a myrtle beach landmark that has stood since 1930 when it was built as an oceanfront vacation home for the taylor family of high point, north carolina. through the years it has changed hands several times, transitioned from a ho

this was a great experience, the food was good the price for what we got was exceptional. we were told we would have about an hr wait and was directed to the screened patio. the entertainment "laid back larry," was the highlight of the evening he was very interextive with the crowd and i admit when our pager went off i was rather disappointed. i hope to return before i leave town.

enjoyable. the wait for a table was roughly an hour, but it went so quickly as we waited outside near the beach with games, swings and an ocean breeze.

the food was enjoyable. crisp salads, good appetizers (local shrimp favorite), and tasty entrees (dialy specials).

worth checking out!