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A Myrtle Beach restaurant was built in 1930 by Henry Taylor of High Point, NC. For 10 plus years the Taylor family vacationed at their oceanfront beach cottage. During the 1940s, Charles W. Angle purchased the cottage, enjoying the sound of the ocean’s tide until 1954, when Mrs. Nellie G. Howard purchased the cottage and began operating Howard’s Manor. With nine guestrooms and three home-cooked meals daily, the guesthouse was a forerunner in providing the warm southern hospitality Myrtle Beach is known for today. Howard’s Manor was advertised as a place where friends meet each year with the beach at their front door.
Rich and creamy soup with blue crab and a touch of sherry - $12.00 Bowl
Panko fried green tomatoes topped with a smoked gouda pimento cheese sauce
8 Traditional fried oysters served with a side of our house remoulade
Yellowfin tuna, avocado, pineapple, cucumber, tomato and sticky rice, topped with a sriracha mayo
Crispy breaded shrimp served over mixed greens and topped with our homemade sweet and spicy sauce
Cream style seafood boil with shrimp, corn, andouille sausage and a side of toast points
Our famous crab cake served over cannellini bean succotash, topped with a light mustard cream sauce
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