Domino’s, Strand-Style: Where Myrtle Beach Locals Actually Order

After a late mini-golf round or a long beach day, the question isn’t “pizza or no pizza.” It’s which Domino’s will get hot food to your door fastest, and which one stays open long enough for a midnight bite. Along the Grand Strand, the chain has a real footprint, with stores spaced so you can pick by corridor rather than just by city name.

I live in that world between “let’s walk over and carry out” and “we’re not leaving this rental until checkout,” and I’ve learned the Myrtle Beach Domino’s pattern the way golfers here memorize yardages. If you know where you are along Kings Highway and Highway 17, you can match up a store, an order, and a price that actually checks out when you hit Place Order.

North to south, this is how the Domino’s network lines up

The Strand isn’t one place. It’s a necklace of communities that read like one long town, and Domino’s locations track that shape. On the north end, Domino’s North Myrtle Beach sits at 511 Hwy 17 N, 29582, phone (843) 249-8181. That’s the call if you’re staying in Cherry Grove or anywhere near Barefoot Landing and want delivery without dragging a sand-covered carseat to pick up.

Cross into Myrtle Beach proper and you hit a trio that covers the middle of the map. The central workhorse is 1706 S. Kings Hwy, 29577, phone (843) 626-7666, which is exactly what it sounds like: quick access to the South Kings Highway hotels and older oceanfront buildings. Up the road, 5335-B N Kings Highway, 29577, phone (843) 449-2469, serves the north stretch of Myrtle Beach. If you’re deeper inland off 707 or toward the Socastee side, the south-end store at 5525 Dick Pond Rd, 29575, phone (843) 213-3300, usually produces the most predictable delivery times for that zone simply because it’s closer to you than the oceanfront stores.

Slide down into Surfside and Murrells Inlet and you’ve got two more easy pickups. Domino’s Surfside Beach is at 810 Highway 17 South, 29575, phone (843) 238-8500. Farther south, Domino’s Murrells Inlet runs from 11990 Highway 17 Bypass South, Unit 5, 29576, phone (843) 325-2550. If you’re in Garden City or Inlet rentals where getting back on Business 17 can be a 20-minute crossing in peak season, those two are the carryout plays that save your evening.

The inland college-and-commuter axis is Conway, and there are three Domino’s there that matter for anyone on 501 or near Coastal Carolina University. Downtown Conway’s longtimer is 1223 16th Ave, 29526, phone (843) 248-3646. Over toward the outlet malls and 501, you’ve got 2997 Highway 501 E, 29526, phone (843) 491-9343. For the student apartments clustered off 544, another store operates at 1300 SC Highway 544, Unit A-3, 29526, phone (843) 491-9430. If your address reads like a class schedule or a condo complex name near 544, start with that last one to keep the delivery radius in your favor.

Late-night reality: who is still taking orders when you are

Hours swing across the Strand and even across a single day of the week, but the posted “Open today until” note on each store’s page tells the tale. On the north end, 511 Hwy 17 N, North Myrtle Beach often lists a cutoff of 12:00 AM today. If you’re pushing it later than that, pivot to Myrtle Beach proper.

In the middle, the south-side Myrtle Beach store at 5525 Dick Pond Rd has repeatedly posted a 2:00 AM close on its store page, which is meaningful if your group decides at 1:20 a.m. that a second round of pizza is non-negotiable. Central and north Myrtle Beach addresses, like 1706 S. Kings Hwy and 9900 North Kings Highway #D, 29572 with phone (843) 449-8700, usually show later closings than North Myrtle on the same night, and I treat that as a tie-breaker when it’s close to midnight.

South of town, Domino’s Surfside Beach at 810 Highway 17 South typically shows a 1:00 AM close today. If you’re already south of the airport, that extra hour can be the difference between having food on the coffee table and rummaging in the pantry. Murrells Inlet’s 11990 Highway 17 Bypass South tends to run earlier than Surfside, often listing a 12:00 AM end-of-night, so Surfside is your safer south-end bet if it’s already late.

Last word on hours: the store pages update “Open until” in real time and they show the line even before you start an order. I make a habit of checking that first for the closest two stores and then picking the later one if both could deliver to me. It’s the most Myrtle Beach thing there is to have traffic and elevator waits define dinner, and posted hours are the one variable you can actually control.

Ordering math that actually holds up here

Domino’s keeps the headline simple with a national Mix & Match deal. The current corporate page lists it at $6.99 each when you choose any two or more eligible items, with the familiar asterisks: participating stores only, two-item minimum, and some categories like Bone-in Wings and Handmade Pan marked “extra” in the fine print. On the Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle store pages, you’ll also see the upsell spelled out: upgrading to Parmesan Stuffed Crust adds $4. That number shows up right in the offer tile under “Upgrade to Parmesan Stuffed Crust for $4 more.”

Two policy lines on the store pages make the delivery math clearer. One is the reminder that any delivery charge is not a tip paid to your driver. The other is a practical cash note: drivers carry less than $20. If you’re hosting a large group at a rental and plan to pay cash, make sure you’ve got change on hand before the doorbell rings, or pay in-app and tip there so nobody is scrambling.

If you’re trying to stretch a budget across a house full of teenagers, the Mix & Match grid is where you live. A typical Myrtle Beach cart that local friends use as a baseline is two medium two-topping pizzas and an order of bread for $6.99 each before tax and fees. Swapping one of those mediums to Parmesan Stuffed Crust adds that $4 upcharge to the item. Those numbers are steady because they’re printed on Domino’s own pages; other prices you might see in a delivery aggregator app often reflect their own service and menu markups and won’t match the store’s site one-to-one.

Rewards are straightforward here as well. The store pages advertise that you earn points on orders of $5 or more, which fits the way Strand locals actually order. Most everyday carryout runs I see are purposely built around hitting that Rewards threshold and keeping the per-item price inside the Mix & Match lane.

Carryout or delivery on the Strand: what locals actually do

There are two Myrtle Beach problems most visitors don’t factor in until the first delivery takes 65 minutes. One is Kings Highway traffic, which can turn a short driver route into a slow one when everyone is jockeying for the left turn into a souvenir lot. The other is elevator time in a high-rise, which eats 10 minutes just to bring food up and get the driver back out the door.

That’s why the carryout pattern here is simple. If you’re within a 10-minute round-trip of a store, carryout almost always beats delivery time on a Friday or Saturday. For central Myrtle Beach, that means 1706 S. Kings Hwy for oceanfront blocks near Family Kingdom and south of 10th Avenue, and 5335-B N Kings Highway for the neighborhoods running inland from 38th to 62nd. If you’re south of the airport, 5525 Dick Pond Rd is a smart carryout pick because you can avoid the oceanfront altogether.

On the south end, Surfside’s 810 Highway 17 South handles quick carryout for rentals between Surfside Pier and Garden City, where rejoining Business 17 can take longer than baking a pizza. Farther south, if you’re over by the marshwalk or along the 17 Bypass in Murrells Inlet, the 11990 Highway 17 Bypass South store removes several traffic lights from your trip.

For students and parents running between Conway and the beach, a practical split is this: order delivery from 1223 16th Ave or 2997 Highway 501 E when you’re inland, but switch to carryout on the Myrtle Beach side once you cross 501 toward the ocean. The difference isn’t the oven. It’s stoplights, resort driveways, and the fact that everyone else is ordering at the exact same minute you are.

Side-by-side: five Domino’s locations most Myrtle Beach visitors use

If you know you’ll be ordering more than once on a trip, pick the store with the latest posted close in your part of the Strand and save it in the app. The Mix & Match pricing and the $4 stuffed-crust upgrade travel with you, but the speed mostly comes from choosing the right store for the right address.

Quick takeaways for Myrtle Beach Domino’s

• The Strand has a Domino’s every few miles. Match your address to the right corridor: 511 Hwy 17 N for North Myrtle, 1706 S. Kings Hwy or 5335-B N Kings Hwy for central Myrtle Beach, 5525 Dick Pond Rd for the south side, and 810 Highway 17 South for Surfside.
• Posted “Open today until” times vary. Recent listings show 12:00 AM in North Myrtle, 1:00 AM in Surfside and north Myrtle Beach, and 2:00 AM at Dick Pond Rd.
• The corporate Mix & Match deal is $6.99 each for two or more eligible items at participating stores. Upgrading to Parmesan Stuffed Crust adds $4.
• Delivery charges are not a tip, and drivers carry less than $20. If you’re paying cash at a rental, plan ahead or tip in-app.
• Rewards earn on orders of $5+. Most locals build orders to hit that mark and keep each item inside Mix & Match pricing.

Reader Q&A

Which Domino’s should I use if I’m on the north end near Barefoot Landing?

Start with the North Myrtle Beach store at 511 Hwy 17 N, phone (843) 249-8181. It sits in the north-end corridor and posts a 12:00 AM close today, which usually beats sending a driver down from Myrtle Beach. Those specifics mirror how locals map the Strand by corridor rather than city limits.

Is there a Myrtle Beach Domino’s that stays open past midnight on weekends?

Yes. The south-side Myrtle Beach store at 5525 Dick Pond Rd, phone (843) 213-3300, has recently listed a 2:00 AM closing time, and Surfside Beach at 810 Highway 17 South often shows 1:00 AM. Check the store page’s “Open today until” line just before you order, because nights can differ.

What’s the most reliable way to keep Domino’s under $10 per person for a group?

Build around the corporate Mix & Match at $6.99 each with two or more eligible items at participating stores. Two medium two-topping pizzas and a bread side fit that price before tax and fees. If you want Parmesan Stuffed Crust, remember the explicit $4 upcharge per eligible pizza.

Do delivery fees cover the driver’s tip?

No. The policy line on Domino’s pages says the delivery charge is not a tip and that drivers carry less than $20. If you’re in a high-rise or busy resort, tipping in-app helps the handoff go smoothly without a last-minute scramble for cash.

When in doubt, pick by corridor and closing time. The right store for your address plus a quick scan of the posted “Open until” line and the $6.99 Mix & Match grid is how locals keep pizza night both fast and predictable.

Published: September 8, 2026