Olympic Flame Restaurant
1309 N Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
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Address :
1309 N Ocean Blvd
Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577 - Phone (843) 448-2756
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast
Parking : Private Lot
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : No
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Heather A.
Went here for breakfast with some friends. Our waitress was new, so I'll cut her some slack. But it was kind of ridiculous that she didn't know what ginger ale was. Or that when I wanted to substitute my pancakes for blueberry, she brought me 3 regular and 3 blueberry. Other than that, the food was decent. Typical diner breakfast. I'd go back.
(3)Victor M.
I had the olympic flame breakfast, with potatoes and toast which was not bad. The service was friendly. The only issue was price WOW!!
(3)Mike B.
It is a breakfast joint at Myrtle Beach...don't over think it. They breakfast was good and fast service. The prices are responsible as well. The decor is a flash back to the 70's went the place was built (my guess) but if you are looking for pancakes and eggs. Theirs are fine.
(3)Ellen A.
This is your lowest common denominator cheap breakfast joint (note: by cheap I do not mean homemade food, a la diner-style). The omelet was of the thin variety (think the least amount of eggs they can use while still calling it an omelet). The grits were instant. I ordered the special that day: a peach "crepe." It was bad. Really bad. It was frozen, tiny, and soggy. The peaches (now at peak season in SC) were canned with the can-syrup poured on the "crepe." Just no. And while the crepe was a mere $5.30, the coffee is $2, so that it how they make up some of their money. But, I wouldn't even waste that amount of money here again.
(2)Ayodele M.
I ate here twice for breakfast out of the three days that I was in the area; exquisite! The pancakes are delicious! The waiters are polite and very helpful (especially for those picky eaters we all know and love). The wait isn't long at all, the artwork is pleasing, the tables are clean, what more could you ask for? My family and I would definitely come here again!
(5)Youneek G.
There are other options at this price for a country style breakfast in myrtle beach - you should try them. We had poor service for unappealing food.
(1)Kimmie R.
I ordered the country fried steak and eggs and it was delicious! Of course, like most of the people that eat there I was a tourist and wouldn't make a special trip to come back there. I doubt that this place has much repeat business based on it's location, and decor. Speaking of the decor...ha ha ha...wow, I felt like I walked into a time capsule from the early 1970's. The green carpet, outdated booths and chairs and even the hair of the waitresses screamed,"Hello 1972." Wow, being born in the late 70's going to this restaurant gave me the experience that I was too young to remember. It's the perfect place to go to if you just want a quick breakfast before heading to the beach, but it's definitely not a hangout spot.
(2)Stephi S.
Of all the places we went on this trip to Myrtle Beach, SC this was the last stop before our flight out and we randomly picked this place on the way over to the airport. I have to say, it was the BEST BREAKFAST I had! I ordered the French Toast Special (the waitress said it was her favorite), and my colleague had the Eggs, Bacon and Potatoes. The service was quick and when we received our orders, we were in heaven! The French Toast was cooked perfect, kind of crunchy on the outside with sprinkles of powdered sugar and soft and melting on the inside. The bacon... wow... I don't know if I have ever tasted such great bacon, crisp hearty and sweet.... Yummy... My colleague also loved the bacon and said she had never had potatoes like that before and they were perfectly delicious... The waitress was so sweet and attentive like a grandma...we tipped her well. We ate our entire meals and left Myrtle Beach, SC with Satisfied Tummy's and Huge Smiles... :)
(5)Glen C.
Disappointed. Nothing for vegetarians. Waffle I ate sucked too. Seemed like canned good. Never coming back here again.
(2)Angela J.
We have had breakfast here several times and have never been disappointed..The apple cinnamon pancakes were really good, my husband said his biscuits and gravy were amazing. The sausage biscuits are great as well as the french toast. We haven't had anything that was bad thus far. Nice place to grab a quick breakfast, the service is quick and the prices very reasonable.
(5)Ted R.
Good for breakfast as I had the traditional eggs and bacon with potatoes with onions and my wife the waffle special. Service was friendly, fast and good.
(4)Katie W.
If there was a negative star option I would have used it. Very disappointing. Food all tasted like it was pre made, frozen or out of a can. The gyro was inedible. Burger better severed at a prison canteen. Even the water was gross. Pass by this place!
(1)Ian H.
Pleasant, clean with friendly staff. I had a vegetarian omelette with Swiss and grits. The omelette was great but the grits were a little salty for my taste. My wife had an omelette and pancakes which she thoroughly enjoyed. Would recommend this for breakfast.
(4)T R.
It's as good as every other Breakfast House in Myrtle Beach. We stayed at the Aqua Inn and could walk to it. We had breakfast after our first night's stay and did not go back. Overall, OK. Would not make special trip.
(2)Miranda F.
Ehh...so so. Food was okay. Nothing special
(3)Chris P.
This place was definetly the worse place I went to on my vacation. I ordered a waffle and a sausage well done, the waffle reminded more of fried dough than waffle batter and the sausage was some microwaved Jimmy Dean crap. I told the waitress the sausage was the worst I ever had and she said oh that's to bad I also told the hostess and she had no real reaction. I guess I know where not to go when I go back to Myrtle Beach.
(1)Matt O.
I thought the food was great and service was great. Appearence is a little rough around the edges but the food was delicious. Some of the best grits ive ever had.
(4)Dustin B.
The food was average and layout was average. The Ham & Cheese omelet was ok, but not fluffy or full of goodies. The best thing was the pancakes which is hard to screw up.
(2)Jim W.
I discovered this place in the 70's. I remember it as also the finest Italian/Greek place on the Grand Strand. Did something change??
(5)Becky T.
Breakfast here was good, but really nothing memorable or special. They didn't mess up the eggs and the grits were fine. The bacon was really thin and fatty, but it was bacon so I was satisfied. Service was quick and friendly.
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