Blueberry’s Grill

This was hands down the best breakfast that we have eaten in Myrtle Beach. It's a charming space, and we had quick seating on a Monday morning. The server, Leonid V, was attentive, professional, and kind. He checked in often and just had a great attitude. The Blueberry Ricotta Waffle was decadent. I'm not a big ricotta fan, so I tasted it and ate around it. The waffle was light and fluffy, packed full of blueberry goodness and topped with fresh strawberries, blueberries and the blueberry ricotta (I think a creamy ricotta with a hint more sweetness would knock this out of the park). The home fries were a couple of notches above basic, good and crispy on the outside. The bacon was baconing! My husband got the Steak Chimi and really enjoyed it, only saying that he would have loved more sauce

Excellent food! Impeccable service! Not your ordinary breakfast, but it was very delicious! Everything was fresh. I had the chicken sausage and avocado toast. My husband had Columbia roast melted scrambler both were delicious! We called in half an hour ahead and when we arrived, our table was ready

The ambiance of the inside is comfort. You could lose yourself in conversation with friends, family or a client. The food is a whole other story. We began with delicious blueberry hushpuppies that came with a delicious blueberry syrup to dip them in. (We ate them so fast I forgot to snap a photo). I ordered the Blueberry Creme Brulee French Toast which surprisingly was so decadent and the blueberry custard on top was phenomenal, silky smooth and delicious. And the surprise of the "creme brulee" drizzle that added just that right amount of crunch....almost like I dipped my French toast into an actual creme brulee. My daughter ordered the Cinnamon Roll French Toast which was actual cinnamon rolls made as French toast, drizzled with blueberry sauce. If you've never had a blueberry cinnamo

The food here was absolutely delicious, however I will never come back. I ordered the blueberry creme brûlée french toast, and was really excited about it. It was very good, but it was almost 16 dollars and it only came with ONE piece of French toast. My husband had the banana fosters French toast and it was the same price and came with 4 pieces. The sweet tea was terrible, and had an odd taste. I wanted to order a side of protein, but 2 scrambled eggs were 6 dollars. While the food we did have was great, it was NOT worth the price. There are other places with good food and more reasonable prices. Fifteen dollars and eighty cents for ONE PEICE of French toast was outrageous.

Brunch at Blueberry Grill is a love letter to indulgence. We ordered two dishes, one sweet, one savory and both were unforgettable. The French toast was pure comfort: golden, pillowy, and kissed with cinnamon. It tasted like a cinnamon roll that grew up and got a little fancy soft inside, crisp at the edges, and just the right amount of sweet to make you close your eyes and smile. Then came “Live and Give,” a savory-sweet surprise that defies description. Eggs and bread formed the top layer, but the magic was in the mix: bacon, sautéed peppers and mushrooms, creamy sauce, and sausage, banana peppers It was bold, balanced, and totally addictive. We ordered both. We’d do it again. The coffee was smooth and satisfying, grounding the meal with just enough richness to round it all out. Blue