If you live in Conway, South Carolina, and are in the mood for a tasty gyro, lamb souvlaki, or a fresh Greek salad, don't despair. Although Conway does not feature any Greek restaurants, Myrtle Beach, which is only a 20-minute drive away, is home to many quality eateries that don't only serve delicious Greek fare but offers friendly service as well. Here are a few restaurants you can try next time you're in the mood for some Greek food. more Abraham's Gyros If eating a tasty gyro while enjoying a view of the beach sounds good to you, pop by Abraham's Gyros. This no-frills Greek restaurant has been serving the community fresh and well-prepared Greek food since 1997. According to popular opinion, Abraham's lamb gyro, topped with a zesty sauce, is simply delicious. Other menu options include kebabs, falafel, subs salads, and burgers. And don't forget the homemade lemonade! Located right on the boardwalk, Abraham's Gyros features an outside, shaded area with a few tables and chairs that provide clients with a beautiful view of the beach and the ocean. Mediterranean Bistro Another place you can find fresh and tasty Greek food in Myrtle Beach is at the Mediterranean Bistro. This establishment has also been around since the 1990s and has over the years consistently provided the locals in Myrtle Beach with quality food and friendly service. The venue is pleasant and clean and has a cheerful atmosphere. On the menu is a selection of appetizers, soups, salads, sandwiches, and platters. You can start your meal with spanakopita, which is spinach, feta, and eggs wrapped in phyllo pastry, or a chicken and lemon soup, called avgolemono. For mains, tuck into souvlaki, prepared with pork loin, onions, peppers, tomato, and tzatziki sauce, or a beef gyro platter, with Greek salad, green beans, lemon potatoes, and pita. Brother's Grill According to reviews, Brother's Grill serves delicious Greek food and the service is fantastic. Guests can make themselves comfortable in the cheery, pleasant dining area that features a small bar area with a few chairs where one can enjoy a pre-dinner drink. If it's a sunny day, you can opt to have your meal outside on the patio. The menu features a combination of Greek and American dishes, like burgers and subs. Regardless of what you choose, you can be sure that the food will be fresh as the chef at Brother's Grill prides himself on sourcing his ingredients from local farmers' markets. The starter selection includes dishes like spanakopita and saganaki, which is fried cheese. For mains, you can opt for a pork, chicken, falafel, or shrimp gyro, or one of the restaurant specialties, such as the Brother's mixed grill, which consists of a chicken and pork skewer, a beef kebob, pita bread, and tzatziki. Make sure that you leave space for dessert, the Baklava at Brother's Grill is to die for! Next time you're in the mood for quality Greek food, hop in your car and take a short trip to Myrtle Beach, where you'll get good food, excellent service, and a beautiful view of the ocean. image via pixabay
