Mediterranean food usually offers tons of options for vegetarians, and Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar in Myrtle Beach surely delivers. Most of the appetizers here are vegetarian, including Tahini, Hummus, Baba Ghanoush, Tabbouleh Salad, Falafel, Potato Wontons, and Grape Leaves. Start off your meal with one of those, then move onto something else like the Max’s Israeli Salad (diced tomato, cucumber, red bell pepper, onion, and parsley topped with lemon juice and olive oil), a specialty hummus, or an entrée.

At Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar, located at 7211 North Kings Highway, couples can enjoy more than just a meal. Ideal for those who love a bit of entertainment with their dining, this spot features live belly dancing on select evenings, adding an exotic flair to the night. The cozy ambiance, combined with a menu full of Mediterranean delights like the Shawarma Platter or Moroccan Fish, makes it a top choice for an engaging and lively evening out.

First, you’ll be blown away by the ambiance of this restaurant that jets you away to the Mediterranean. Second, you’ll be able to sit your sweet self down a silk floor pillow and dine on vegetarian menu creations like phyllo rolls, Mediterranean artichoke and baba ganoush, as well as vegan items, like falafel, dolma, batata harrah, hummus, tahini, taboleh salad and more. The restaurant made big moves to its new northern Myrtle Beach location in early 2022.

Long before vegan-friendly food became trendy, Mediterranean cuisine already channeled the satiating, colorful flavors of veggies and legumes. Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant continues this tradition, with Chef Maksim Garby at the helm, bringing a piece of Greece, Israel, Morocco, Turkey, and Egypt to your palates. The menu features classics like homemade falafel, creamy hummus, and warm pita bread—all bursting with authentic taste.

Address: 3401 N Kings Hwy, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577Cuisine/Type: Mediterranean Hours of Operation: Daily, 11:00 AM – 10:00 PM Price Range: $$ Website: Jerusalem Mediterranean. Step into Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar, where the flavors of the Mediterranean come to life. From tender shawarma and perfectly spiced falafel to creamy hummus and succulent lamb dishes, every plate celebrates authentic Mediterranean cuisine.

Mediterranean cuisine is jam-packed with tasty and enticing vegan food so your hardest decision will be what to order when you dine at Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar on North Kings Highway. Noah loves hummus and insisted on his own platter and we both love dipping in hot pita. We skipped the entrées and went right to ordering an assortment of delicious side dishes, or what they refer to as hot or cold Mezze.

Lowdown: Mediterranean favorites like kofta (herbed meatballs), chicken shish tawook, (spiced marinated chicken cooked over an open flame), and Moroccan fish (seasoned salmon cooked in a sauce of red chili peppers, tomatoes, garlic, cilantro and lemon) are some of the many authentic dishes you can experience here.

Experience the sophistication of European dining right in Myrtle Beach at restaurants like Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant & Bar and Villa Tuscanna. Jerusalem offers a fusion of European and Middle Eastern cuisine, with must-try dishes like Dolma, Baba Ganoush, and slow-roasted Chicken Tagine.

Owner Maksim Garby blends flavors from Greece, Morocco, Turkey, Egypt, and Israel to create traditional and creative Mediterranean dishes that look as good as they taste. We recommend starting with dolma and baba ganoush, then ordering the slow-roasted chicken tagine as an entreé.

Jerusalem Mediterranean Restaurant and Bar is a standout among the best places to eat in Myrtle Beach. It's fully kosher, a rare find in the area. Located on North Kings Highway, its modest exterior belies the vibrant and inviting interior.

Reviewers recommend: Baba ganoush, Israeli salad, chicken shawarma, lamb chops, baby chicken, Jerusalem combo, beef shashlik, beef tagine, chicken tagine and dolma