Socastee has a Myrtle Beach address, but it is an unincorporated community outside the city limits. Its total area is about 14 miles.

 

Boundaries are part water, with the Intracoastal Waterway and the Waccamaw River on the west; and part road, bumping up to U.S. 501 along Forestbrook Road, ending on the east side at U.S. 17 Bypass at S.C. 707 (also called Socastee Boulevard), and extending southeast toward Surfside Beach on S.C. 707 to the Socastee post office and down S.C. 544 toward Surfside Beach.

 

The heart of Socastee is the traffic light at the intersection of S.C. 707 and Dick Pond Road near the Socastee Swing Bridge.

 

The Socastee Historic District was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2002. It includes the Socastee Swing Bridge, a pecan grove and three nearby buildings: an 1881 home, a 1908 home and the Thomas B. Cooper Store built in 1905 that was also the site of an early Socastee post office.

 

Athens Italian Restaurant & Pizzeria

5419 Dick Pond Road

Socastee

650-0044

  

707 Diner

9408 S.C. 707

Just west of the intersection with Holmestown Road

Socastee

215-7737

 

Driftwood’s Seafood & Steak

10799 S.C. 707

in St. James Plaza

Myrtle Beach

650-3278

 

The Gator

Socastee Boulevard

in Socastee Plaza

Myrtle Beach

294-2178

 

La Hacienda

Braves Village shopping center

Near Food Lion and Athens Pizza

At the intersection of S.C. 707 and Dick Pond Road

Socastee

650-3588

 

Peppers Philly Steaks & Hoagies

4488 Socastee Blvd.

Myrtle Beach

294-3354

 

River City Cafe

5835 Dick Pond Road

Socastee

 

The Roost

6417 Dick Pond Road

a half-mile west of the Socastee Swing Bridge

236-5121 

Thai Cuisine II

4505 Socastee Blvd

in Socastee Plaza

294-3663 

 

 

  

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