20 Best Pizza Places in the Myrtle Beach Area

Mama mia! There are oodles of pizza places on the Grand Strand—nearly one on every corner.
But before you decide where to spend your dough, here’s a list of some of the best pizza joints in Myrtle Beach, whether you're craving dine-in, delivery, or a late-night slice after the beach.
From classic New York-style and wood-fired artisan pies to creative California-style pizzas, this list has something for every kind of pizza lover.

5917 N. Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach
Tucked away and no-frills, AJ’s is a hidden gem that’s kept a loyal following thanks to its old-school charm and consistently crave-worthy pies. Don’t expect anything fancy here, just really good pizza.
A bite about it: Not to get too cheesy, but that’s exactly why patrons remain loyal to AJ’s: their quality, melted mozzarella—and their habit for not skimping on it. (Available for takeout or delivery only.)

10799 S.C. 707, Murrells Inlet
Aroma’s is your go-to neighborhood pizza place, offering a cozy, unassuming spot where the focus is all on flavor. Their pizza is based on the Neapolitan/New York style common in New Haven, Connecticut, known as Apizza (pronounced ah-beetz). It features a thin crust with a crisp, tender texture and signature oven char. It’s a locals’ favorite for a reason.
A bite about it: This south-end pizza place is a locals’ favorite restaurant, serving up traditional Italian pies for dine-in, carryout or delivery. Don’t miss the deep-fried pizza dough with a side of pizza sauce, powdered sugar, or cinnamon powdered sugar. It’s a sweet or savory treat that hits the spot.

1285 38th Ave N., Myrtle Beach
A longtime local favorite, Capriccio's feels like a comforting hug from Nonna. With a focus on homestyle Italian dishes and a mom-and-pop feel, this one’s got heart. Check it out for lunch for great specials on slices, salads and more.
A bite about it: Located within the Food Lion shopping complex in Myrtle Beach, Capriccio has been a long-standing storefront – and for good reason. Their tradition and mantra has been to serve “authentic Italian food, just like grandma’s.”

2696 Beaver Run Blvd, Myrtle Beach (Surfside Beach Area)
No frills, just the real deal. Dough Boys brings that NYC authenticity south, serving classic pies, hearty subs, and fresh-made everything. It’s the type of joint with a regular crowd and lots of character.
A bite about it: Dine in, take out, or order delivery from this longtime Surfside Beach area staple that’s been around for nearly two decades. Their specialty is in the name: hand-tossed, New York-style thin crust pizza. They make fresh dough for the pies, homemade bread for the subs, and grate their own blend of mozzarella cheeses.

Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach
With its surf-skate vibe and adventurous menu, this national chain lives up to the name. Perfect for families or groups, they serve over-the-top gourmet pizzas with funky names and big flavor.
A bite about it: Located within the Broadway at the Beach entertainment complex, the Extreme Pizza franchise definitely takes its name seriously, featuring fresh-baked, handcrafted gourmet pizzas, salads, subs, and more.

Three Locations on The Grand Strand
Hungry Howie’s may be a national chain, but it’s carved out a tasty corner on the Grand Strand with spots in Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest and North Myrtle Beach. It’s a reliable pick for quick delivery or takeout, and you’ll find it advertised with plenty of local pride.
A bite about it: The standout here is the flavored crusts. Choose from options like garlic herb, ranch, Cajun, or sesame for a truly custom pie. And if you're in the know, check out their app-only secret menu, where you might stumble across limited-time offerings like the '73 Classic, topped with 73 slices of classic cupped pepperoni, or even a Tye Dye Pizza complete with edible glitter.

3001 N Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach
An old-school Italian restaurant with a romantic, intimate feel, Little Italy does more than pizza—but their pies are certainly standouts among a menu full of Italian comfort classics. Popular specialty pizzas include The Godfather, piled high with pepperoni, sausage, meatballs, and more; Nonna’s Favorite with pesto, ham, and roasted red peppers; and Margherita, a fresh, simple pie with mozzarella, basil, and tomato.
A bite about it: Little Italy stays true to serving authentic Italian pies and dishes, including pastas to pesce to pollo creations and more.

7003 N. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach
A classic beachfront staple located at the historic Mariner Hotel, Mariner’s Pizza has been serving up traditional pies to beachgoers for decades. With a laid-back atmosphere, beach proximity, and prices that won’t sink your wallet, it’s a nostalgic favorite for locals and vacationers alike.
A bite about it: The House Pizza—loaded with sausage, pepperoni, onions, mushrooms, and bacon—is a crowd favorite, along with the BBQ Chicken and Veggie specialties. They also serve slices, wings, subs, burgers, and fried sides for a satisfying beachside bite.

1701 N Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach
Family-owned and operated, Michael’s is a welcoming Italian-American eatery in the heart of Myrtle Beach known for hearty portions and friendly service. Their New York-style pizzas are loaded with toppings, and the full menu also includes pasta, burgers, seafood, and more. The atmosphere is relaxed and casual, perfect for a quick bite or a laid-back dinner.
A bite about it: Come for the pizza—thin, cheesy, and piping hot—but don’t sleep on the baked ziti, chicken parm, or garlic knots either. Michael’s is the kind of place where locals and vacationers alike feel right at home.

Three Locations on The Grand Strand
This chain is a family favorite thanks to its funky décor, creative pizza combos, and laid-back energy designed to blend with its environment. This popular pizza spot also offers a wide variety of craft beers at locations in Murrells Inlet, Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach.
A bite about it: Quirky and fun atmosphere for the whole family to dine in (or carry out), Mellow’s creative stone-baked pizza pie varieties are finished in their buttery parm crusts. The menu also includes a fair share of other fare, including sandwiches, salads, and a lineup of craft beer.

Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach
Trendy and stylish, Melt serves wood-fired artisan pizzas with offbeat toppings, grilled sandwiches, and craft cocktails. The outdoor seating is great for people-watching and chilling.
A bite about it: Located within Broadway at the Beach, Melt puts a spin on the typical pizza offerings, with wood-fired options like the baked potato pie pizza and pulled pork pizza. They also have artisan grilled sandwiches available and relaxing patio seating.

2132 Oakheart Rd, Myrtle Beach (Carolina Forest)
Nonna’s Taste of Italy brings elevated, homemade Italian cuisine to Myrtle Beach in a relaxed, casual setting. From fresh pasta dishes and thin, crispy pizzas to seasonal cocktails and house-made desserts, it’s a local favorite that earned it a spot on the Food Network's Chef Swap at The Beach in 2023.
A bite about it: Their signature Nonna’s Pie is a square pie topped with fresh-sliced mozzarella, basil, and house red sauce that's simple, beautiful, and absolutely packed with flavor. They also offer a classic 12-cut Sicilian-style pizza with shredded mozzarella and tomato sauce on a thick, airy crust. It’s a hearty, flavorful ode to Italian comfort food.

Surfside Beach Pier Village
Pizza with a side of sunshine and surf! This oceanfront hot spot is small, mighty and perfect for grabbing a pie just steps from the beach. It’s casual, fun, and a little wild, just like its playful menu. Bonus points for the unique wing flavors, which regulars rave about almost as much as the pizza.
A bite about it: Sit outside the Hyena and feel the ocean breeze right off the Surfside Beach Pier. You'll love the wild-fired pizza, laughs and beer served up here, with names like the Hyena Balls, S'nailed It escargot pizza, and much more.

4030 River Oaks Dr, Myrtle Beach (Carolina Forest)
Scotto’s is the definition of a local favorite: unassuming from the outside but packed with flavor and charm inside. Known for its generous New York-style slices, creamy house-made cheesecake, and welcoming, no-fuss vibe, this is the kind of spot where the staff knows your name and your order.
A bite about it: This Carolina Forest landmark is known by its neighbors for some of the best pizza south of New York City and affordable prices.

3357 U.S. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet
Southern Hops blends lowcountry charm with bold, unexpected pizza flavors and a laid-back brewpub vibe. Their pizza dough is made fresh using local Pee Dee honey and their own house ale for a crust with real Southern soul. It also offers a full menu of elevated Southern dishes like Hoppin Nachos, topped with Black-Eyed Pea and Corn Salsa, and the Lowcountry Shrimp Burrito, filled with Carolina Plantation Red Rice and Collards.
A bite about it: Fan favorites include the Leeroy Brown Beer Cheese Pizza topped with roasted chicken, smoked peppered bacon, mushrooms, cheddar-jack, and chives, and the SHBC BBQ Pizza with pork barbecue, porter-caramelized onions, smoked gouda, and mozzarella. Pair either with a pint of Leeroy Brown Ale or Woo-Tang Craft Seltzer and you’ve got a great flavor experience.

550 Farrow Pkwy, Myrtle Beach (The Market Common)
A Myrtle Beach institution, Toffino’s has a retro deli vibe, indoor-outdoor seating, and a cult following for its hoagies, cannoli, and killer pizza. It’s a slice of classic Italian Americana.
A bite about it: This Italian bakery/deli/pizzeria has been around for decades in The Market Common – going back as far as the tail end of the lifeline of the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base. They’re known for their pizza, but also their legendary Italian hoagie, fresh-baked cannoli, and outdoor bocce ball court.

Three Locations on The Grand Strand
A homegrown Myrtle Beach chain, UCP serves bold pies with West Coast flair, creative toppings, and beach-friendly vibes. With locations in Surfside Beach, Myrtle Beach, and North Myrtle Beach, it’s a reliable go-to for locals and visitors alike. Operated by the same folks behind River City Cafe, Nacho Hippo and Bubba’s Fish Shack, so you know it comes with a side of coastal personality.
A bite about it: Surf’s up! This local pizza franchise reigns big among the crowds on the coast, with UCP’s menu of pizza, subs and more to dine in or carry out.

5001 N Kings Hwy., Myrtle Beach
Cozy, classy, and low-key, Vicini’s is a chef-owned restaurant nestled within the Rainbow Harbor shopping center in the heart of Myrtle Beach. Known for its passion for simple, perfect pizza and handmade Italian dishes, the intimate setting makes it great for a quiet night out. Menu favorites include the Quattro Stagioni—a four-sectioned pie with prosciutto, artichokes, mushrooms, and olives—and the flavor-packed Pizza Rustica with Italian sausage, roasted red peppers, and mozzarella. Every bite is a testament to old-world tradition and fresh, quality ingredients.
A bite about it: A favorite for more than a decade, Vicini’s features a small, intimate space and some of the best pizza around, from the crisp crust, cheese and sweet tang to the sauce.

Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach
Voodoo Brewing Company isn’t your average pizza stop. This funky brewpub brings bold flavors and quirky vibes right to the heart of Broadway at the Beach. While their craft beer selection is the major draw — with house brews like the award-winning Good Vibes and Lacto-Kooler — their food menu goes just as hard.
A bite about it: Don’t miss the Voo-Dill Pizza, topped with thick-cut pickles and house-made garlic pesto and a top-secret Voo-Dill seasoning. If you like your pizza with personality and hops, this one’s a must-visit.

4036 River Oaks Dr, Myrtle Beach (Carolina Forest)
Zeytin isn’t your traditional pizza joint—and that’s exactly the point. This cozy restaurant brings the flavors of Turkey and the surrounding region to Myrtle Beach with fresh ingredients, warm hospitality, and a modern setting. It's known as a great brunch and lunch spot, but offers up dinner on the weekends serving up a great menu of Mediterranean entrees and authentic Turkish-style Pides.
A bite about it: While not exactly a pizza, Zeytin's Pides are oval-shaped flatbreads baked to crispy perfection. Try the Pepperoni & Cheese, Gyro & Cheese, or their ground beef with Turkish spices. It’s pizza-adjacent in the best way, and a delicious detour for those looking to expand their flavor horizons.