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North Myrtle Beach Sc Area

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I am planning a trip this summer to North Myrtle Beach SC and know I will likely have to eat out. I was looking for some possibilities for eating at Open Original Shared Link

Does anyone have experience they would share for this area???

Thank you

Sandra

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I am planning a trip this summer to North Myrtle Beach SC and know I will likely have to eat out. I was looking for some possibilities for eating at Open Original Shared Link

Does anyone have experience they would share for this area???

Thank you

Sandra

Hi Sandra,

My family and I go to North Myrtle Beach every year, as a matter of fact we are leaving for our vacation there next Saturday. My husband has celiac sprue and the places that we find that are safe to eat are, Outback, Fishbone grill, Cheeseburger in Paradise, Chickfila, Red Lobster (if you just order stuff that is steamed like crab leggs or lobster and baked potato or garlic mashed). This year we are going to the Dixie Stampede (we are going there more for our kids for the dinner show) but when I called to talk to someone about their food they told me they my husband could have everything (meaning the chicken, potatos and corn on the cob) he can' t have the butter on the corn on the cob or the biscuit or the apple turnover. But everything else was fine. Before he was diganosed we would go to the buffett places but we now worry about cross contanimation so we stay away from those places.

Have a good time at the beach and I hope this helps.

Sue

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