Myrtle Beach's Own 'Chef Swap at The Beach' Season Two Kicks Off on March 2

The cooking show, Chef Swap at The Beach, is scheduled to start its second season on March 2, 2024. The announcement came from Visit Myrtle Beach and The WorkShop Content Studios. The season will be broadcast on The Cooking Channel at 7 p.m. EST, with 14 chefs from the Grand Strand. The show will have seven episodes, ending on April 13.

The second season of Chef Swap at The Beach will continue to feature the culinary scene in the Myrtle Beach area. Karen Riordan, president and CEO of Visit Myrtle Beach, spoke about the new season, highlighting the show's role in promoting the local culinary community. She mentioned the success of the first season and assured viewers of a more in-depth look into the Grand Strand's culinary industry.

The host for this season is Chef Mason Zeglen, a two-time winner of Food Network’s Guy’s Grocery Games and owner of Milk & Honey Coffee Café in Surfside Beach, S.C. Each episode will have two regional chefs swapping kitchens and preparing a new dish for evaluation by judges and culinary experts Dylan Foster and Johanna Wilson Jones. The season will also include new features, such as a 'catch and cook' episode focusing on local seafood.

The 14 chefs this season represent the diverse culinary scene of Myrtle Beach, from the North and South Strands to West of the Waterway and downtown Myrtle Beach. The chefs are Ben Flores, Casey Blake, Dan Sheppard, Danny Jira, Derick Carrozza, Gabriel Hernandez, Jerrett King, Jordan Lazarus, Jonathan Glass, Justin Feasel, Michael Mammola, Rex McKinney, Terry Flores, and Vinny Tumminello.

Myrtle Beach, also known as the Grand Strand, is a destination consisting of 14 communities along the northeast coast of South Carolina. It offers entertainment, family attractions, golf, shopping, and coastal Carolina cuisine. For more details about Chef Swap at The Beach, including behind-the-scenes photos, featured restaurants, chef tips, and more, visit www.ChefSwap.com and follow on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.

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