Surfside Jenny’s

Good greasy spoon to eat breakfast. The biscuits are homemade and good. Visited on a Friday morning and was surprisingly semi-​busy. Would visit again.

We love this place. The food is excellent. Great service and we love to visit each time we are in the area.

Always love the «hole in the wall» type places but this time I was disappointed. Slow service, cold food and had to ask for drink refills and our check. Can’t imagine being here during busy summertime.

Found Jenny’s by accident on Christmas day and couldn’t be happier. They make you feel like you are eating at your friends house. Food is great. Give them a try. Wish we had a Jenny’s in Florida.

This restaurant was not good at anything. It wasn’t very clean or well kept. Service was slow. Coffee wasn’t refilled. But the low point was the food. Wouldn’t return.

It’s a basic breakfast spot with nice people. Food was nothing special and without any special food presentation. Flavors were what you expect, but exceeded no expectations.

I will definitely return to this wonderful family restaurant… great food, great service and great prices!!!

I use to live in Surfside Beach, and this was one of my favorite places to have breakfast. Now that I don’t live here, I always make a point to stop in on vacation. It is a straight up diner feel, with good quality food, big portions and good prices. Very friendly waitstaff. A must

A friend and I head out for breakfast every Sunday morning, in search of the best breakfast on the Grand Strand. We have been all over from Andrews to North Myrtle Beach and a few weeks ago, discovered Jenny’s. It’s off the main drag so you have to be looking for it on Glens Bay. It’s well worth the time to find it, believe me.
Our first trip there was so good, we decided to try it a few more times to make sure it was as good as we thought it was the first time.
Their breakfast menu is extensive and they offer everything from eggs and the best home fries around, to chicken fried steak or pork chops and just about anything you could ever want to start a day with.
In a word, their food is, excellent. The eggs are always perfectly cooked, the potatoes are incredible with bits of onion and bell pepper and the breakfast meats are fresh and cooked to perfection. They serve huge portions of grits and they do not skimp on anything here. The service is excellent and Jenny works the floor with the other staff, and that says volumes to me.
Being a cook and being in a relationship with a woman that spent years owning a restaurant and a very successful catering business, we know good food and great service, That combination will make or break a small restaurant. Jenny’s nailed it, every time we have been there.
The food is excellent, the choices are expansive and the service is Southern Friendly and very attentive. I wish the restaurants over on the Marsh Walk could take a page out of Jenny’s book, but then again, bigger is not always better.
Thank you Jenny for a great place for breakfast, every day.
The MacDaddy

This here is some down home cooking. The family Jenny’s in Surfside will set you up right.
I had a great big breakfast omelette and biscuit with gravy, as well as a couple decent cups of coffee, and I didn’t leave hungry!
They’ve got news on the TV, a cadre of regular local folks who hold interesting conversations, and plenty to choose from on the menu.
When you’re ready to go, pay at the cashier stand and don’t forget to tip!

This place has became our family’s Saturday morning breakfast spot. The service is great and they make anyone feel like family. They have the best biscuit and gravy in town!

Southern home cookin and lots of it. Friendly service and good food. We were here for breakfast. Might hafta try lunch next time

Great mom and pop restaurant. Nothing too fancy. Pancakes, omelets, were great.

Great Breakfast, if you crave true southern cuisine. The grits are perfect and the portion sizes very generous. If you are looking for ambiance and candle light go somewhere else. This is a very casual come as you are eatry.
I have not had lunch but look forward to the fried green tomatoes.

I liked the fact this place was family owned.
The food however, is not home made tasting, which is what I expect from a southern restaurant. It, like most restaurants in Myrtle, serve fried frozen food.
The server was nice, I believe it was the owners son. The décor is old, hodgepodgery and dusty. The clientele is older locals.
Next time I come (if) I will try their breakfast,

I was referred to Surfside Jenny’s after expressing a want for grits, biscuits and gravy. Boy, am I happy I went! Staff was friendly and treated me like family. I ordered the SOS deluxe… WOW. It was delicious, but I could only make it thru ¼ of my plate! I’m having breakfast here again next time I find myself in MB. You’ve got somethin good there, Jenny!

Surfside Jenny’s is a family operated business. Locals are treated like family. Food is fresh, service is sometimes a little slow, depending on how busy they are. But hey, this is South Carolina!
In reference to a waiter calling his mother «Mom» (the owner), when was that a crime? Jenny takes care of the locals and that includes her family. I give Surfside Jenny’s two thumbs up!!!

An obvious family owned place… The waiter asked the owner a question and called her «mom». The outside is rustic and almost Carolina mountain themed. Service was quick, food portions were very generous, and was quite palatable. I’ll be back and place it into my rotation of breakfast dives. Open for breakfast and lunch only. I support local businesses over the chains!

This is a great place. Not sure about the other reviews but received great food and great service. I had an omelet with peppers and onions which had excellent flavor (a bit spicy for those who like a little spice). The pancakes were nice size (plate size) which I like. Silver dollar pancakes were on the menu too. I would recommend.

Attention Surfside Beach locals: I have found one your local places! Located just off of Bus. 17 (turn at the Hardee’s) I’m guessing the normal visitor would not find this place given all of the restaurants on the highways, but I asked for a local place for lunch at my hotel and they suggested I go here.
Rustic, dive-​ish looking place from the outside, and a good ol’ country look on the inside.
The place is open for breakfast and lunch and closes at 2pm. My server provided me with the menu but neglected to mention a signboard with the «meat plus 2» lunch options.
I went with a three egg omelet with cajun chicken and two types of cheese. The meal includes your choice of grits or potatoes, pancakes or biscuits and gravy. I selected the grits and a side of potatoes.
Oh my what a HUGE meal! Don’t know what spices they use on the cajun chicken but it got my attention — not one of those so hot you cant enjoy it spices but enough to give it some oomph! Grits were perfect and the potatoes were cut into chunks and had a good flavor. I finally had to throw in the napkin as I couldn’t finish the omelet.
The place had two servers and unfortunately I got the less attentive one. She let me run out of beverage and wasn’t good about checking on me. That’s the only less than positive comment I have about my lunch experience.