Where Chesapeake Bay flavor meets Myrtle Beach good times
Those craving Maryland-style seafood on the Grand Strand will find 7th Ave Crab House & Bar worth the trip.
Tucked just off the boardwalk in Myrtle Beach, the spot brings Chesapeake Bay spice to the Carolina coast.
Additionally, it has quickly become a favorite stop for guests looking for something different from the typical beach-town seafood shack.
A classic Maryland-style crab boil, spice-dusted and served with corn and potatoes
Overview of Maryland flavor at 7th Ave Crab House Myrtle Beach, SC
Maryland flavor anchors the Myrtle Beach location of 7th Ave Crab House & Bar. The restaurant specializes in Maryland-style steamed blue crabs, all-lump crabcakes, steamed shrimp, and a hearty bowl of Maryland crab soup. It offers an Old Bay–dusted, hands-on seafood experience that transplants from up north have been missing.
The restaurant was formerly known as 45th Ave Crab House & Bar in North Myrtle Beach before relocating to its current spot on 7th Avenue in Myrtle Beach, making it easier to reach from most MyrtleStays properties, for visitors staying nearby.
A Gathering Spot for Ravens & NFL Fans.
Beyond the food, 7th Ave has built a reputation as a home base for football fans.
The restaurant features a dedicated Baltimore Ravens room, perfect for catching the game with fellow fans.
Additionally, it offers the same energy as a Baltimore sports bar, just with an ocean breeze outside.
This is a great option for groups who want good food and a game-day atmosphere in one stop.
Plan Your Visit.
7th Ave Crab House & Bar206 7th Ave N, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577(843) 281-0414
● Maryland-style steamed blue crabs, crab cakes & crab soup
● Dedicated Baltimore Ravens room for game day
● Steps from the Myrtle Beach boardwalk
● A short drive from most Myrtle Stays properties
Make it part of your stay.
Additionally, whether you are a Maryland native missing the taste of home, try 7th Ave Crab House Myrtle Beach, SC.
It is an easy addition to your itinerary.
Book your stay with Myrtle Stays.
Add this Chesapeake-inspired spot to your must-try local eats.
