Each trip to North Myrtle Beach we drive south to Murrell's Inlet to visit Lee's Inlet Kitchen at least once ... most often twice. We've dined here for YEARS and have always found the seafood to be the best around. We recommend the onion rings which are sliced oh so thin and lightly breaded. The hushpuppies that are placed on... More

Have eaten here several times over the years and the seafood is one of the best in the area. The one thing that is always a treat is th bowl of honey sweet hush puppies they place on the table when you order . You will eat them all..........

Restaurant Row boasts many establishments offering seafood in Murrells Inlet. Lee's is one of the top notch places to get at it. They have a multi-award winning She-crab soup ($7.95 by the bowl) and I would highly recommend their Broiled or Grilled menu items. We opted for the Grilled Lee's Seafood Platter... comes with choice of one of two fish... More

Ate eher again one week ago, probably at least the tenth time and as good as always. I tried their Crabcakes for first time, great choice. Prices are probably average for area, not cheap, but really good food as well as top service and attention from their staff.

I visited Lee's Inlet Kitchen with a friend on Wednesday, April 3, 2013. We are from Columbia, SC, and are very familiar with restaurants in this area, but had not eaten at this particular one before. We waited just a few minutes to be seated. The restaurant atmosphere is homey and local. Not fancy at all, but just right for... More

Based on the reviews we went for a quiet meal in nice surroundings, and that is what we got. The room is really nice, at least the one we were in on the right side of the entrance and the servers were very attentive and polite. We shared a calamari appetiser which was excellent and I had the fish cakes... More

This restaurant came strongly recommended both by Tripadvisor and by friends so perhaps we were expecting too much. The food was good - expecially the crabcakes which we had as an appetizer, but there was just too much of it. The crabcake was big enough to stand as an entree on its own. Most of us had the Triggerfish which... More

We live here and have heard raves about Lee's. Finally went. Conclusion, not worth the high prices. Atmosphere is above average, service was good, and seafood, about average for area restaurants. Prices are among the highest. There is better for less in Murrells Inlet AND Myrtle Beach. We had 2 SENIOR orders of flounder and shrimp (could be 2 or... More

Visited recent Saturday evening based on several recommendations by local residents. Service was solid and standard. My friend had the fried fish and chips and enjoyed. My brother and I ordered the broiled signature fish meal and were underwhelmed. Both plates- the fish was mushy- possibly frozen than quickly thawed and overall, poorly prepared. Our server was polite and apologized... More