Flying Fish Public Market & Grill
$$ • Seafood, American, Sushi Bars
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4744 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach
(843) 663-3474
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We have been coming to the Flying Fish in North Myrtle Beach for 10 years & have always had an excellent meal.....until today. What a disappointment. We were not approached for 15 minutes. The first 2 beers had chipped rims. The fish & chips were gross. The fish was barely cooked & the outer coating was thick & mushy. They used to be our go-to place for good fish. Not anymore. Up your game Flying Fish. You can do better.
We visit Myrtle Beach 3-4 times a year. Flying Fish is one of our top picks for dinner while there. The wait staff has always been friendly and attentive. The food is always good.
just finished today 11/16/25....1st time and we will be back....had the fish sandwich and wife had the po boy... very good sandwiches with an abundance of fries....got the rib stack for happy hour and was superb too...and a thanks to our waiter Brian for keeping the drinks pouring...5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 10PM |
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Flying Fish Public Market & Grill offers spectacular baby back ribs, sweet potato fries, and Key lime pie, with the Creme brulee cheesecake remaining a must-try. The Perfect margarita continues to live up to its name. Known for its outstanding service and ample parking, the restaurant provides great views of the coastal waterway, making slightly pricey meals worthwhile. Fresh food and large portions are highlights, especially the delicious calamari and the sweet server. Guests enjoy a scenic canal view, although the establishment is not handicap accessible, as navigating stairs is necessary to reach the best views. The seafood options, such as the she crab soup and grouper with asparagus and rice, are well-prepared and enjoyable. A seafood boil seasoned with Old Bay allows diners to pick their ingredients, including snow crabs, shrimp, and clams, served with corn cobs, sausages, and potatoes. While some dishes like the fish of the day may vary in quality, the overall ambiance is nice for conversation, and the restaurant maintains a clean and nicely decorated space.
The restaurant has received positive feedback for its smoked fish dip, and the blackened mahi with garlic Parmesan cream sauce is noted as delicious. Appetizers like the Crab Cake Spring Rolls and Crab and Shrimp Nachos feature plenty of crab and shrimp, and many guests appreciate the outdoor seating that provides a great view of the intercoastal waterway. Although the burger and baked oysters topped with butter, Parmesan, and bacon received mixed reviews, the sweet potato fries remain a favorite, especially when paired with maple butter. Overall, Flying Fish is a place where guests plan to return for more delightful meals and great service.