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    Grand Strand Brewing

    4.4 (108 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Breweries
    Closed 12:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Jolene Red Ale
    Aaron J.

    What an awesome place to go. The beer and food are top notch. Laid back vibes and price is great. Cheesesteak sandwich is bangin'. Beer cheese is great! Highly recommend if you're in the area. Cool seating with board games and tons to keep the kiddos occupied while the adults enjoy some brews and drinks.

    Poutine. 15 bucks..definitely made for 2 people. Good but not worth 15 bucks. Should be 10 dollars.
    James D.

    Had a very bad experience here. First off, we were overcharged for our beers and we had to take additional time to get our bill corrected. Tuesday, 5 pm visit and stayed about an hour. Must have been 25 to 30 patrons in the whole place and only 1 person waiting on customers. That means this beertender was pouring every beer, running all food items from the kitchen to the entire place, bussing tables and checking out customers that came in to buy 4 packs. It was crazy. This was in August, during the summer and they only had 1 person working! Took a good 15 minutes every time we wanted a beer and we found the beertender to be very offputting. This was because he would consistently walk right past us as we sat at the bar and not make eye contact. He went out of his way to make sure he didn't make eye contact. We pushed our empty beer glasses forward to make sure he'd see them, but he just kept walking by. Every time we wanted a beer we literally had to call to him as he simply ignored us. At most breweries, they're chopping at the bit to pour you your next beer...not here! It was as if the guy literally didn't want to have to pour beers or something. Don't you want to make money? We really just didn't understand it. Yeah, he was busy, but to walk past our empty glasses over and over and over as we sat at the bar right in front of the taps, we were just dumfounded. We talked about it and concluded that he ignored us because he heard us talking about other breweries in the MB area (for tourists, definitely go to Crooked Hammock Brewing in North Myrtle---awesome food and beers and it's a big place with multiple bars. They have things dialed in there.) to some other out of towners. The food we had was decent, albeit it way overpriced (that's just what you get at breweries nowadays) and the beers tasted fine. Beers are 7 to 10 bucks a pour for typically a pint. Oh, and they don't have wifi, which totally sucks. Can't remember the last time I went to a brewery and they didn't have wifi. I recommend you visit Crooked Hammock in North Myrtle Beach. It's just plain way, way, way better and in a much, much safer part of town.

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    Joelle C.

    Stopped in for a bite to eat and they were operating cafe style where you order at the bar and then your food would be delivered to your table. The hubs and I both got the Smash burger. It's made with a mix of ground beef and I think he said bacon. I just remember tasting chopped crispy bacon in it. It wasn't horrible but definitely not a burger I would rush back to have. I really enjoyed the atmosphere and the variety of games they have available. I probably wouldn't go back to eat here but would come for beer and games with a group of friends.

    Yay. New brewery in Myrtle Beach!
    Kecia M.

    We come back every year. This is always our first stop. Great way to kick off beach trip. Great brews and great food!

    Bill T.

    Pretty much located in ghetto part of MB. The entire area in scary and i would never go into this area after dark. Service is slow to non-non-existent. Everything is overpriced. Overall go somewhere else.

    Grand Strand Brewery

    Great beer and a yummy smash burger and fries. We enjoyed trying my their brew while in town for a short stay.

    Bar area

    Food was full of flavor. Kids meals offered. Wide beer selection. Park in the rear and walk around. Grab any seat you want and order food and drinks at the bar. Food came out quickly and hot. Burger was great, chicken sandwich was great. Kids get a popsicle after their meal! Kitchen closes at 7 during the week and doors close at 8. Found it to be VERY clean. Staff were very polite and chatty. $7/8 pints, $12 flights. Wide variety of patrons - families, couples, big groups. Would 100 percent recommend a try here.

    The bar
    Tony A.

    Good bar, the ambiance was upbeat and fun, plenty of beer choices, only bar food available, it was pretty good, had the pretzel and they were liked by everyone that tried them, friendly service and the prices were reasonable.

    Buffalo trace and their best selling craft beer
    Tim K.

    This review is based solely on atmosphere, beverages, and staff... solid "A"'s across the board. Cool interior complete with that brewery vide. Bartender super chill, attentive, and very helpful with craft suggestions. My colleague ordered a craft beer and loved it. Not being a craft beer connoisseur myself I don't recall the choice he got however, the bartender did say it was their most popular brand. Sorry bout that. Much to my surprise this establishment carries spirits as well. When asking what Bourbons they carry m, Buffalo trace was on the "menu" so I went ahead and happily ordered one of them. Excellent pour. Thank you.

    Carrie J.

    Fantastic time at this brewery! Such an inviting atmosphere with ample seating inside and out - they have games for kids and adults which is always a nice touch. Awesome beer selection and the bartender suggested a beer that my dad would like (he doesn't like any micro brews) and the Golden Ale fit the bill! He said that a lot of people come in there wanting a miller lite or coors light so they decided to make a beer that would cater to those folks without sacrificing their beer standards! The food was unreal - must get the pretzel bites, fries and huge hot dog! Met one of the owners and he was so kind and educated us on the brewery a bit! Highly recommend!!

    Band was awesome called painted man
    Courtney G.

    Came tonight because we had gift certificates but we've been before and we enjoy coming here. It was a Thursday night and it wasn't too busy inside but outside there was a band playing and the city had booth outside showing how they are making Myrtle beach better.. the beer was good and we got food.. I had the smash burger.. it was real good for a bar food!! The staff came outside to serve us at the tables they have. They were very attentive and nice. It was a good night with good beer and good food..

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    Abegail A.

    Located across the street from ziplining and several blocks from the beach, Grand Strand Brewing is a solid option for some beer while in Myrtle Beach. There's plenty of seating both inside and outside, with games to play as well (board games, corn hole, jumbo checkers, etc.). Beer was good. Service was super friendly and attentive. Food was okay. Love how it's kid friendly. C&N received juice boxes and a bag of gold fish right when we sat down! Started off with a flight (four 4oz pours of your choosing for $12) that included the rainy day heff, wingtip pilsner, shark! cherry sour, and tropical heat. All were pretty good, but enjoyed the rainy day heff (pretty standard heff, but I tend to drink these when I drink beers) and tropical heat (the mango flavor comes through nicely and has a little bit of heat) the most. I also tried one of the boxed cocktails they sold from Beatbox as I've never seen it before. Wow was the fruit punch strong! This one is definitely deadly, but pretty good. To eat we shared the fried pretzel bites with beer cheese and chicken n' biscuits bread bites. The fried pretzel bites were actually pretty good. They didn't remind me of your usual pretzels though. They were super soft and airy. The chicken bites were just okay. They aren't mini chicken and biscuits, but chicken bites breaded in biscuits. I'd skip these. Not even C&N were really interested. Besides happy hour M-F from 4-7pm, be sure to check out their specials. They also have live music on occasion. We found metered parking not too far from the brewery. There's also a paid parking garage not too far away.

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    When we came, there was a good live band, but crazy loud inside. Plenty of nice outdoor space. Salty golfer is so good!

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    Didn't have food but service and drinks were great. Home made lemon-cello was amazing. Very relaxing and vibes here. We will be back.

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    My favorite place in Myrtle Beach. Bri and Caroline make the place a friendly place to hang out. Best beer in town.

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