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Find your next vegan meal in Myrtle Beach

Five current Myrtle Beach stops for vegan-labeled health food, breakfast bowls, Mediterranean plates, a dedicated Asian vegan menu and vegan pizza.

Myrtle Beach is a high-intent travel market: visitors often need reliable restaurant choices close to hotels, beaches and family attractions. The official destination site publishes its own vegan guide, and current operator menus confirm several practical plant-based options across the Grand Strand.

5 restaurant profilesNorth Kings Highway + Market Common + central Myrtle BeachResearch: 21 Sep 2026

Myrtle Beach’s vegan scene is spread along a long coastal corridor rather than one walkable downtown. Bay Naturals and Kindbelly cover daytime food in the north, while CO and Mellow Mushroom work well for central or Market Common dinner plans.

Choose your kind of meal

Breakfast & healthy daytime food

Kindbelly and Bay Naturals are strongest for smoothies, bowls and lighter plant-based meals.

Mediterranean dinner

Jerusalem labels multiple vegan staples including hummus, tahini, tabouleh and eggplant dishes.

Dedicated vegan menu & pizza

CO publishes a separate vegan menu, while Mellow Mushroom gives mixed groups a flexible vegan-pizza path.

Restaurants in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking

Bay Naturals Healthy Market & Kitchen

North Myrtle Beach corridor · North Kings Highway

Vegan-labeled menuMarket & kitchenBreakfast & lunch

A health-food market with an unusually broad vegan menu

Bay Naturals combines a natural-food market with a café menu where vegan dishes are marked directly. Current choices include vegan breakfast burritos, hummus wraps, salads, quinoa bowls and other whole-food-focused meals.

Before you order:The kitchen is mixed and not every vegetarian or organic item is vegan. Follow the VGN labels and confirm dressings, cheese and prepared deli items individually.

Highlights: One of the Grand Strand’s strongest one-stop options for vegan food plus grocery supplies.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed health-food kitchen with clearly labeled vegan dishes.
Address7811 N Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
Menu examplesVegan breakfast burrito, hummus burrito and roasted-veggie quinoa bowl.
Best fitBreakfast, lunch, takeaway and vegan travel supplies.

Kindbelly Cafe

North Myrtle Beach area · 79th Avenue North

Vegan-friendlyBreakfast & lunchSmoothies & bowls

A daytime café built for customizable plant-forward eating

Kindbelly’s menu emphasizes bowls, smoothies, wraps and breakfast food with tofu scramble, vegetables and other plant-forward ingredients. It is a practical choice for travelers looking for lighter vegan-friendly food near the northern hotel corridor.

Before you order:Kindbelly is a mixed kitchen. Confirm eggs, cheese, honey and sauces when adapting breakfast or wrap items, and ask for tofu-based vegan builds specifically.

Highlights: Early-day bowls, smoothies and tofu-based breakfast food close to the beach corridor.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed café with multiple vegan-friendly and customizable options.
Address316 79th Ave N
Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
Published hoursMon–Fri: 7am–4:30pm
Sat: 8am–2pm
Sun: closed
Best fitBreakfast, smoothies, açaí bowls and lunch.

Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar

North Kings Highway

Vegan-labeled startersMediterraneanDinner

Mediterranean food with naturally vegan staples and menu labels

Jerusalem’s current menu identifies multiple vegan Mediterranean dishes including hummus, tahini, tabouleh, Mediterranean salad and eggplant preparations, making it easy to assemble a substantial plant-based meal.

Before you order:The restaurant also serves meat and dairy. Use dishes explicitly identified as vegan and confirm pita, sauces and shared preparation if cross-contact is important.

Highlights: A strong dinner choice for hummus, salads, eggplant and shareable Mediterranean plates.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed Mediterranean restaurant with multiple vegan-labeled dishes.
Address7211 N Kings Hwy
Myrtle Beach, SC 29572
Menu focusHummus, tahini, tabouleh, salads and vegetable plates.
Best fitDinner and shareable meals for mixed groups.

CO — Myrtle Beach

The Market Common · Deville Street

Separate vegan menuAsian cuisineOpen daily

A Market Common restaurant with a dedicated vegan menu

CO’s Myrtle Beach location publishes a separate vegan menu with edamame spring rolls, tofu summer rolls, vegan sushi, spicy udon, fried rice and plant-based bowls.

Before you order:CO is a mixed Asian restaurant. Order from the dedicated vegan menu rather than assuming standard sushi sauces, noodles or broths are vegan.

Highlights: One of Myrtle Beach’s broadest explicit vegan dinner menus, with daily service.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed restaurant with a dedicated vegan menu.
Address3098 Deville St
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Published hoursDaily: 11am–10pm
Best fitLunch or dinner at The Market Common.

Mellow Mushroom — Myrtle Beach

21st Avenue North

Vegan cheesePizzaOpen daily

A vacation-friendly pizza option with vegan cheese and build-your-own flexibility

Mellow Mushroom’s Myrtle Beach location supports vegan pizza through dairy-free vegan cheese and customizable crust, sauce and vegetable combinations. The chain’s menus are well suited to mixed groups looking for an easy beach-area meal.

Before you order:This is a mixed pizzeria. Request vegan cheese and confirm the crust, sauce and any specialty toppings; a vegetarian pizza is not automatically vegan.

Highlights: A familiar, flexible vegan pizza option close to central Myrtle Beach attractions.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed pizzeria with vegan cheese and vegan-friendly customization.
Address1571 21st Ave N
Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Published hoursMon–Thu & Sun: 11am–9pm
Fri–Sat: 11am–10pm
Best fitCasual lunch or dinner with mixed groups.

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Myrtle Beach

Kindbelly from 7am weekdays

Kindbelly is the earliest profile here and works well for tofu-based breakfast, smoothies and bowls.

Market plus café

Bay Naturals combines vegan-labeled breakfast and lunch food with a natural-food market, useful for stocking a hotel or vacation rental.

For dinner, move toward CO at The Market Common, Jerusalem on North Kings Highway or Mellow Mushroom near central attractions.

Plan your Myrtle Beach vegan food stops

Expect driving

Myrtle Beach stretches along the coast. The north-end restaurants and Market Common are separate areas, so map your meal around your hotel or attraction schedule.

Use explicit labels

All five profiles are mixed businesses. Dedicated vegan menu pages or VGN labels are more reliable than assuming a vegetarian-looking dish is vegan.

The destination’s official vegan guide is useful context, but this article cross-checks current operator menus because coastal restaurant details can change seasonally.

Frequently asked questions

Does Myrtle Beach have a dedicated vegan guide from the tourism board?

Yes. Visit Myrtle Beach publishes a vegan dining guide covering multiple Grand Strand restaurants and plant-based choices.

Where can I get vegan breakfast in Myrtle Beach?

Kindbelly is the strongest early option in this selection, while Bay Naturals offers vegan-labeled breakfast and daytime food.

Which restaurant has a separate vegan menu?

CO at The Market Common publishes a dedicated vegan menu with sushi, tofu rolls, noodles, fried rice and bowls.

Can I get vegan pizza in Myrtle Beach?

Yes. Mellow Mushroom offers vegan cheese and customizable pizzas; confirm crust, sauce and toppings when ordering.

Research notes and image credit

Current restaurant sites, current menus and Visit Myrtle Beach’s vegan dining guide were reviewed on September 21, 2026. Mixed kitchens are labeled clearly.

Featured image: Panorama of the Myrtle Beach Beachfront by DiscoA340, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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