Get ready to feast on four new options here in Myrtle Beach all offering great new menu options, fun and lively atmosphere for the entire family to enjoy. Check out these new dining choices:
RipTydz: This massive, 17,000 square feet restaurant and bar is located along the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk offering some of the most amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean. This new restaurant sprawls over three floors with beach décor that resemble a pier building. Don’t worry, the views aren’t the only thing you will be happy with at RipTydz, check out the menu that include an extensive raw bar, the freshest seafood, steaks and an array of locals’ favorite dishes. Want an adult beverage? Not a problem, they offer a full-service bar, but if you are in the mood to try something different, how about a Rippin Chillerz? The owners best describe this drink as a juice box for adults.
RipTydz will cater to all Myrtle Beach visitors. The daytime and early evening hours are be geared toward the family crowds along the beach, while the nighttime will be more for the social crowd, with the restaurant/bar staying open until about 2 a.m. to serve the night owls.
Carolina Ale House: This rapidly expanding regional chain takes the handcrafted beer trend to the next level with an impressive selection of food as well as brews. More than 60 kinds of draft beer are on tap, including a rotating list of microbrews that are listed daily on the chalkboard that hangs above the bar amid a sea of big-screen TVs. Belly up to the bar and take your taste buds for a tour around the world with rare imports and microbrews, as well as great food.
This isn't your typical sports-pub grub, either. Sure, Carolina Ale House has wings, pizzas, tacos, sandwiches and Zingers (chicken fingers) that are perfect for washing down with a cold beer. But the menu also offers steaks and seafood, salads, and a long list of healthy alternatives, allowing parties with mixed tastes to find something for everyone. The spacious dining area and patio deck provide plenty of room for families with young children to avoid the sports bar.
Dave & Buster's: The world's most famous sports bar and arcade has finally found a home on the Grand Strand, adding a family-friendly alternative to the Celebrity Square district of Broadway at the Beach. This massive building houses an impressive arcade that is filled with the latest high-tech games and old-school carnival-style amusements, giving parents and kids a chance to check out how the other half plays. Meet in the middle with retro games like Galaga and Pac-Man.
Many patrons save money by buying an Eat & Play combo card, which allows them to enjoy a number of games and a meal for one price. The menu is extensive and diverse, with sports bar favorites like wings, burgers and nachos, and more sophisticated options like salads, steak and seafood also available. The full bar area features big-screen TVs and a wide selection of beer, wine, cocktails and non-alcoholic beverages. The desserts are monstrous and meant to be shared.
Paula Deen's Family Kitchen: Namesake Paula Deen has been expanding her Southern-cooking empire throughout the nation, but this is her first foray into the Myrtle Beach market. Early reviews rave about the new family-dining concept, which puts out a spread on your table for passing and sharing. All of the food is prepared using Deen's personal favorite recipes, including fried chicken, smothered steak with gravy, and a mess of mouthwatering home-style vegetables and side items.
Be sure to visit the Paula Deen Store that adjoins the restaurant to take home a taste of comfort-food cooking. Save room for dessert and take home your leftovers for a late-night snack to enjoy back at Long Bay Resort. Guests can also stick around Broadway at the Beach for some free concerts, fireworks and entertainment at the Summer Nights at Broadway Festival.
Book your summer vacation today at The Strand Resort, and get ready for a tasty visit to Myrtle Beach.
