Pier 14 is the Boardwalk's own pier, at 14th Avenue North — and in practice it is a restaurant with a fishing pier attached. The films on this page treat it exactly that way: the deck table over the water is the main event.

Watch: Pier 14 Myrtle Beach, guided

3 videos · summaries from the actual guides

Pier 14 in Myrtle Beach AND Beach Renourishment Closure UPDATE- Best Views for Lunch

Beachin with the Boones

Lunch on Pier 14, filmed in June 2026: the Boones eat at the restaurant at the end of the boardwalk pier, browse the gift shop, and take a beer out on the deck to watch the sailboats — while covering the beach-renourishment work then closing stretches of sand nearby. The pier as locals use it: a restaurant with the best seat on the Boardwalk.

Key takeaways
  • Pier 14's restaurant and gift shop, filmed June 2026
  • The deck is the draw: drinks over the water at the Boardwalk's end
  • Filmed during beach-renourishment closures nearby — conditions as filmed

MYRTLE BEACH OCEANFRONT RESTAURANT. Pier 14. Where to eat on the Boardwalk and Ocean Blvd.

Beachin with the Boones

A 2024 dining film at Pier 14's oceanfront restaurant, the Boones' pick for where to eat on the Boardwalk. They work through the seafood menu — the extra-blackened salmon and the lightly breaded Bang Bang Shrimp get the strongest reviews — in the seasonal restaurant that sits over the water at 14th Avenue North.

Key takeaways
  • A seafood-focused review of the Pier 14 restaurant (2024)
  • Blackened salmon and Bang Bang Shrimp are the dishes singled out
  • Seasonal, over-the-water dining right on the Boardwalk

We Toured ALL 8 Myrtle Beach Piers in 3 Hours!

Beachin with the Boones

The grand tour: the Boones visit all eight Grand Strand fishing piers in under three hours, starting at Garden City and working the coast — Garden City, Surfside, Second Avenue, Pier 14, Springmaid, the State Park pier, Apache and Cherry Grove. Pier 14's segment puts the Boardwalk pier in its family of piers; the film is the fastest orientation to pier-hopping the Strand there is.

Key takeaways
  • All eight Grand Strand piers in one film, Garden City to Cherry Grove
  • Pier 14 covered as the Boardwalk stop on the route
  • A useful comparison of what each pier offers anglers and walkers

Lunch at the end of the pier

Two Boones films eat here two years apart. The 2024 review works the seafood menu — the extra-blackened salmon and the lightly breaded Bang Bang Shrimp get the strongest notices — in the seasonal restaurant over the water. The June 2026 film adds the gift shop and a beer out on the deck watching the sailboats, filmed while beach-renourishment work was closing stretches of sand nearby; conditions in that film are as filmed that month.

All eight piers in three hours

The third film is the Strand's great pier orientation: the Boones tour all eight Grand Strand fishing piers in under three hours, from Garden City up to Cherry Grove — Garden City, Surfside, Second Avenue, Pier 14, Springmaid, the State Park pier, Apache and Cherry Grove. Pier 14 appears as the Boardwalk stop, and the film is the fastest way to compare what each pier offers anglers and walkers. Second Avenue Pier appears in that tour as one stop among eight; its own story is told inside that segment.

Sources: the 3 videos on this page. Pier 14's coverage is restaurant-led — no dedicated fishing film of this pier surfaced, and the page says so rather than borrowing another pier's footage.

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