Captain George's is Myrtle Beach's giant Calabash-style seafood buffet, famous above everything for all-you-can-eat crab legs. Unusually, this page's films span nearly a decade of visits — 2017 to 2026 — so the buffet is documented the way regulars experience it: repeatedly.

Captain George's Seafood Buffet in Myrtle Beach! ALL you can eat CRABLEGS! Full Buffet Tour!

Carmen and Brian

Carmen and Brian's full tour of Captain George's Seafood Buffet in Myrtle Beach, one of their favorite restaurants on the Grand Strand. The 2024 film walks every buffet station, covers current pricing and when to find deals, and finishes at the bar seating and the dessert line's flan.

Key takeaways
  • Captain George's is a giant Calabash-style seafood buffet in Myrtle Beach
  • The film covers pricing and deal timing as well as every station
  • Bar seating with TVs offers a quieter alternative to the dining rooms

Captain George's Seafood Buffet Myrtle Beach | All You Can Eat Crab Legs | Full Menu

Adventure Is Out There

Adventure Is Out There brings the whole family inside Captain George's to answer whether the buffet is worth it — for seafood lovers and skeptics alike. The film inventories the full menu station by station, puts the crab legs to a first-timer's test, and closes with the dessert spread.

Key takeaways
  • A station-by-station inventory of the Captain George's buffet
  • Crab legs are the headline test of value
  • The film judges the buffet for non-seafood eaters too

Captain George's Seafood Buffet- Myrtle Beach, SC

NCMemoryMakers

NCMemoryMakers finally tries Captain George's after years of driving past it — and after their son and their Virginia YouTube friends beat them to it. The first-visit review works the full buffet, weighs the price they had always assumed was too steep, and renders a verdict on the Myrtle Beach institution.

Key takeaways
  • A first visit from reviewers who had long assumed it was too expensive
  • The full buffet is worked station by station
  • Verdict: the price matches the spread

The full tour

Carmen and Brian's 2024 film is the complete walk: every station, current pricing and when to find deals, finishing at the quieter bar seating and the dessert line's flan. Adventure Is Out There inventories the menu station by station with the whole family and puts the crab legs to a first-timer's test, judging the buffet for seafood skeptics as well as fans. NCMemoryMakers arrive as first-timers who had always assumed it was too expensive — and conclude the price matches the spread.

The long view

The 2023 film opens with the line already out the door — arrive early is the standing tip — and finds baklava at the dessert case. The 2017 visit records first impressions of the restaurant these channels would revisit for years. A 2018 photo-tour verdict calls it the best buffet in Myrtle Beach, listing Dungeness alongside snow crab and the Southern stations — roast beef, fried chicken, mac and cheese — that fill the non-seafood side. The 2026 family film, watch content without a transcript, prices the buffet at $49.99 as filmed that year.

Sources: the 8 videos on this page, filmed 2017–2026 at the Myrtle Beach location only; other Captain George's locations' films were excluded. Prices are as filmed in each year.

Captain George’s Seafood Restaurant | All You Can Eat Crab Legs | Myrtle Beach, SC

vafunseekers

VA Fun Seekers takes on Captain George's in Myrtle Beach, the all-you-can-eat seafood buffet famous for its crab legs. The long film tours the dining rooms and every station — steamed and fried seafood, the carving board and desserts — and keeps returning to the crab legs to judge whether the buffet lives up to its name.

Key takeaways
  • All-you-can-eat crab legs are the signature draw
  • The tour covers dining rooms, stations and desserts in full
  • Verdict rendered on the buffet's value for crab-leg fans

Captain George's Seafood Buffet! Best Seafood Buffet in Myrtle Beach?

Carmen and Brian

Carmen and Brian's 2023 visit to Captain George's opens with the line already out the door — their first tip is to arrive early. The film tours the buffet's seafood and Southern stations, talks pricing, and ends at the dessert case with the baklava.

Key takeaways
  • Arrive early: lines form before the doors open
  • The buffet mixes seafood with Southern fare
  • Baklava closes the dessert tour

CAPTAIN GEORGE'S SEAFOOD BUFFET REVIEW | MYRTLE BEACH

Carmen and Brian

Carmen and Brian's 2017 visit to Captain George's, an early full tour of the Myrtle Beach buffet. The film walks the stations as they were laid out then, samples the crab legs and fried seafood, and records the couple's first impressions of the restaurant that became one of their most-revisited on the Strand.

Key takeaways
  • A 2017 first-impressions tour of the buffet
  • Crab legs and fried seafood headline the stations
  • The start of the channel's long-running Captain George's coverage

Watch: Captain George's Seafood, guided

2 videos · summaries from the actual guides

The Best Seafood Buffet in Myrtle Beach is ...Captain George's

sweetsavant

The Sweet Savant narrates a photo tour of her 2018 Captain George's dinner: crawfish and mussels, Dungeness and snow crab legs, roast beef and fried chicken, macaroni and cheese and the cake case. Her verdict — in her humble opinion, the best buffet in Myrtle Beach.

Key takeaways
  • Dungeness and snow crab legs both feature on the buffet
  • Southern fare — roast beef, fried chicken, mac and cheese — fills the non-seafood stations
  • Reviewer's verdict: her pick for best buffet in Myrtle Beach

🦀 $49.99 Seafood Buffet with Unlimited Crab Legs – Worth It? | Captain George’s

WeGo DayOut

WeGo DayOut takes the family through Captain George's in 2026 — the crab legs, steamed clams, chicken tenders and the full cake bar from peanut butter cake to German chocolate. (Watch content; the family's reaction-style commentary is light, so no transcript is stored.)

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