
Aura Indian Kitchen Adds Dairy-Free Naan on Farrow Parkway
Aura Indian Kitchen on Farrow Parkway has expanded its menu options for vegan diners with the addition of dairy-free naan.
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Where to eat around Barefoot Landing and North Myrtle Beach this week — what’s new, what’s changed, and what’s worth the drive.
Local picks, useful updates, and places worth planning around. Checked and shaped by our editorial desk.
Our pick this week

Aura Indian Kitchen on Farrow Parkway has expanded its menu options for vegan diners with the addition of dairy-free naan.
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Bojangles expands its morning offerings with the Carolina Crunch, layering seasoned Bo-Rounds, Applewood smoked bacon, egg, and cheese.
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Hoskins Restaurant brings meat-and-three plates, seafood, and homemade desserts to Main Street in Ocean Drive.
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Concert nights reshape dinner across the whole strip. Which kitchens can turn a table in time, where to park, and how early you actually need to sit down.
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How Barefoot Landing splits into casual boardwalk spots, marina sit-down dining, and music-hall kitchens for show nights.
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The dressiest spot at Barefoot Landing offers Intracoastal views, a wood-fired kitchen, and why reservations matter for sunset.
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LuLu's North Myrtle Beach · Barefoot Landing
The loudest, most kid-forward room at Barefoot Landing — big waterside deck, casual coastal menu, and the one stop here where nobody minds a table of six under ten.
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A sit-down Italian room at Barefoot Landing offering pasta and table service, with a temporary midweek early kitchen closure to plan around.
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Duffy Street Seafood Shack · North Myrtle Beach
Duffy Street is the counterweight to the boardwalk's polish — paper, plastic, cold beer and shrimp that has not been dressed up. Here is when to choose it.
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The strip is longer than it looks and the lots fill in a fixed order. Twenty minutes of planning is the difference between a waterside table and a forty-minute wait.
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