Dennis L.

James (son) and I wanted to try the new Flavortown restaurant by Guy Fieri that opened a few weeks ago. We sat at the bar to avoid a wait for a table. Josh & Eric were the bartenders. They quickly served us and kept up with refills. Both were friendly and helpful with the menu and general info on restaurant. James ordered the Smokehouse Smash Burger which he said was very good. I had the Old School Steak Sandwich. My sandwich was brought out about 10 minutes after James' burger. Eric contacted the the servers to locate it. I am guessing there are still some bugs in the new system. My sandwich was lukewarm and there was a shortage of steak on it. It was mostly onion rings and peppers on a 6" bun. It was tasty but sparse on protein. The overall atmosphere was fun with all the various games surrounding the bar. Price wise it was a bit high for what I received. Even for Myrtle Beach. $6 drafts, $23 for that mini steak sandwich and $22 for the burger which he did like. Besides a famous name, I think that it will have trouble competing with the Dave & Busters, 8-10 bowling and the new Alley Oops which will open soon. They all are similar in theme. We may try it again after it's been open for a while and see if things smooth out.

Michael R.

The place is cool it's an arcade bowling. The server was great attentive and came back often to make sure we were good. The food was better than regular bar food...but not blow you away good...all was hot.

James D.

Got here for the party of three just before 5 PM. There was a 20 minute wait so we decided to eat at the bar. Our server, Eric, was phenomenal. Very kind, attentive and knowledgeable. The place is super clean. The menu is extensive. How old is the meatloaf. I didn't care for the indoor sausage. It was a little tough. I got an extra side of gravy and that made it even better. My wife got just a regular burger. And she said it was good.. And our friend got the burger that had the pulled pork and bacon on it. And she said it was excellent. We also got the street corn nachos. The corn with the bacon and jalapeños was excellent, but I didn't care for the chips. I believe they are too thick and I prefer mine thinner. Enjoy!!!

Chino P.

You would think how Guy loves his food and his flavor town with his Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Please save your money and don't waste your time and taste buds!!!!!! We ordered chips/cheese which was actually good maybe bc I was starving, also we ordered Mac/cheese burger. Terrible taste to it. Cheese pizza was absolutely terrible, chicken wings were ok. This place was a knockoff of Dave N busters beside the bowling alley they had. DnD has so much better food than DTFT. Save your time and money. But, I had to try it and you will too. Our server Aidan was excellent and the other servers who served us. That was a +++++++

Travis M.

Service was okay. Recently brand new at time of review, so was expecting it to be a little sluggish but took a while to get appetizer order after getting drinks (which was near immediately), and an even longer to be able to place main-course order. Ordered cheeseburger trashcan nachos but came with what I assume were Hot Honey chicken strip pieces instead (not complaining it sounds like it'd work), but it was bland chicken, and overall just plain for being $22. Mac Daddy Buffalo Chicken Sandwich was very big but not flavorful at all. No heat or flavor from buffalo sauce. Taco Bell mild sauce is hotter than the chicken was. The pimento cheese burger same way. And on top of that, food all came out lukewarm. We were seated near the kitchen, which is big glass windows, and there was just a queue of nothing being grabbed. Basically everything looks flavorful but then you dig in to bland food that is not the warmest. Like another review said, Dave and Busters is a better experience. With those three things and two cokes was $70, not really worth it in my opinion.

Anne H.

Attentive service. Went with server recommended wings - hot garlic honey. They were flavorful though not really got in temp or flavor. But yummy. Had everything come out at once including the pimento cheese burger and asian chicken salad. Burger had good flavor and patty was large, but flat - it is a smash burger, but usually with that you get 2 patties, but this was only one. However we shared all the food and were able to eat most of it between the 2 of us. Salad was very good. Would definitely get that again, and would try other menu items. Didn't wait too long on Sat at noon - about 10 mins? $76.50 including 20% tip.

NOT FOR LOCALS. But the tourists will love it. This new spot is clearly built on a seasonal tourist model. The design reflects that: arcade games, gift shop, entertainment packed tight, and a menu built for novelty. If you're a visitor passing through during the summer rush, you'll probably have a decent time. If you're a local looking for quality dining, skip it. Here's the reality: this franchise operates in markets with much longer tourist seasons than Myrtle Beach. Without building a local customer base once that summer window closes, you're finished. The problem is, locals aren't going to come back here once the tourists leave. The food really isn't good. The Philly cheese egg rolls were just okay - nothing special. The chicken Baja Bowl had decent flavor, but the Tostitos were stale. There's no excuse for that. You're serving it to paying customers. The barbecue chicken sandwich was the only solid item. The basket of fries was tiny. Most menu items feel like they're checking a box rather than delivering real quality. Service was fine for us, but noticeably slow for other tables. They're clearly still finding their footing as a brand new operation. The bowling is off the charts tiny - far shorter and narrower than regulation. It's a gimmick, not real bowling. But the detail that stuck with me: the dirty glasses stacked at the bar in the main dining area. Yuck. That's the kind of thing that tells you everything about the operation's standards. And the "No Concealed Weapons Allowed" sign at the entrance eliminates trained, law-abiding South Carolina permit holders while doing nothing to stop actual criminals. You've got potential, but the food needs real improvement and the details matter.

Tereza J.

I went to this restaurant on Saturday and I had to wait 1 1/2 hours to get in, they told me because it was the first Saturday since they opened. I have to say that I will give it a 5 for beauty and ambience, it's a lot of fun. The service was also great and they have a big screen on their tiki bar. Btw, you do not have to wait to seat there if seats are available, and you can walk in without waiting to be called. Looks like they will have outdoor seats very soon. As for the food, my buffalo wings were good and also my drink. It's not a high quality restaurant as you would expect but it's definitely a great place to have fun, it's humongous. They have plenty of parking.

Gary D.

This place is a family experience. We had a blast and our grandchildren loved it. The food was absolutely delicious. It was hot and tasty. and The staff were so nice and polite. The restaurant was clean.