Bring back taco Tuesday. Give your customers what they want. Everything you need to make tacos is…read morealready on your menu just do the right thing and give the people what they want. The people that work there are great and understand that people want tacos on Tuesday but the owner in His infinite wisdom decides that no I'm not going to give the people what they want. Well shame on you Henry/tripp

The food and service at the Boathouse was amazing. We had a party of 7 and visited during happy…read morehour. The food was delicious. I had the wings which were superb! We had drinks which were served quickly and were delicious. The restaurant had outdoor seating as well, but we chose to eat inside due to the weather. There were multiple large screen TVs that displayed different sports games. That was a nice touch to have the TVs on different games so that people had a choice of what game they wanted to watch. I would recommend dining at the Boathouse if you're in the area and want to eat good food without the high prices.

i believe that Myrtle Beach Bowl is a hidden gem of Myrtle Beach. 8/10 looks nicer and has more…read morebells and whistles but MB bowl is well maintained and keeps the spirit of a classic bowling alley . the drinks are very well priced and the pretzel is amazing. I love that there are numerous lanes , a pro shop , friendly staff . Places like this need to be supported by locals and tourists alike.

We paid $10 each for bowling and shoes. We had our lane from 1 until 3:30 to play as much as we…read morewanted. We bowled five games each. Great special on Monday and Friday! It was a fun game day

It's a col concept to have a bowling alley in the resort hotel. The fact that they're full AMF…read moreregulation size I even cooler. But the staff was unfortunately understaffed and the one man that was running the bowling/arcade/ice cream counter AND grill was doing his best to keep up! The lane vibes we chill and it was that it was like cosmic bowling of old. The other patrons we considerate as well. I wouldn't necessarily make a special trip for this, but if staying here again would definitely venture back to the 4th floor to have some one on one fun!

The bowling alley at the Coral Beach Resort is entertaining for all ages. The concessions include…read morenachos, ice cream, and burgers. The staff is friendly. There are 8 lanes. There is also an arcade. This entertainment zone is fun for the entire family.

Pirates Voyage is a small chain of American dinner theaters that opened in Myrtle Beach, South…read moreCarolina in June 2011. It was founded by the late American singer-songwriter, actress, and businesswoman Dolly Parton. It is managed by World Choice Investments LLC, a joint venture between The Dollywood Company, Fred Hardwick, and Herschend. From 1992 - 2018, the dinner theater in Myrtle Beach was home to Dolly Parton's "Dixie Stampede". In late 2018, Parton announced that the theater would be closed for refurbishment and converted into a family-friendly pirate-themed dinner show. The brand new show was designed to feature Blackbeard the pirate, a 15-foot deep 750,000 gallon pool, theatrical lighting, and rigging for acrobats. It opened to much acclaim and even features Christmas elements throughout the November and December show season. A second location opened in Pigeon Forge (TN) in May 2019, and a third opened in Panama City Beach (FL) in June 2025. My family and I recently dined at the Pirates Voyage in Myrtle Beach while we were staying in town for a few days. We had previously visited a few years back and loved it. It's essentially the pirate equivalent of "Medieval Times", but BETER! We arrived early for the pre-show, which featured a pirate sing-along with some briny buccaneers, acrobatics, and a photo opportunity with a mermaid. I enjoyed a non-alcoholic piña colada in a souvenir skull mug. For the main show, spectators are seated in areas where they must root for the sapphire pirates or the crimson pirates. We were seated in the latter section. The show features sword-fighting swashbucklers, mermaids, ghost pirates, music, special effects, acrobatics, and even live animals such as sea lions, dogs, and macaws. For Course 1, attendees are served "Voyager Creamy Vegetable Soup w/ a Buccaneer Biscuit". Course 2 features "Half O'Roasted Chicken, Swashbucklin' Sugar-Cured Ham, Cob O'Butter Corn & Matey's Mac 'N' Cheese". Dessert is a choice of "Chocolate Coconut Cake" or "Apple O' Me Eye Pie". There's nothing particularly special about the food, but I think it's safe to say that most people come for the exciting show and not for the food. Pirates Voyage is plenty of swashbuckling fun for the whole family and we highly recommend it to anyone visiting Myrtle Beach!

We bought tickets for a party of 7 and had our 5 month old daughter with us. Online it does not…read morestate you cannot bring a car seat in with you. So after carrying her across a couple football field lengths of parking lots the people at the door were extremely rude and told us we could not come in with her seat. After paying the amount we did for a KIDS show we were turned away with no refund and were told we had to pay for a dinner for a 5 month old that cannot even eat that food. I will never come back to this overpriced dinner show again, save your money and do something else with your kids. If you have kids that are young don't even waste your time.

My parents have lived down in Myrtle Beach, SC for more than a decade now and absolutely love the…read morearea and the assorted things that they can do while being there. One of the places that they patron on a regular occasion is the Grande Dunes Ocean Club. Our server was Madison who was awesome at getting our orders in and out to us while Abby was behind the bar fixing up the drinks for the folks and an exciting Sprite with very little ice for me ;p I know what you're thinking, so adventurous KP. So before I get into the meal aspect of this let's talk about the space itself. For those who need to know, there is a party room upstairs that can be used for a wide variety of occasions and there are also town hall neighborhood kinds of things held there as well. It's the size of the downstairs space and has its own full bar and an amazing overlook of the ocean. On a nice day this is something else. There didn't seem to be stairs to access and just the elevator which can be annoying based on the size of the groups using the space. There looked to be a coat check area here as well. Moving along. For the eats, I had to try their calamari while Pop wanted a dip and chips and Mom a salad. Mom and Pop both had a chicken wrap while I went with a Po' Boy sandwich. For dessert we all shared this awesome apple pie. Overall a fantastic dinner at a very lovely place and while this is connected to the general community its in, the regular patron is welcome to dine there but reservations are recommended since other things do happen there and fill the place up. If you're in Myrtle Beach I'd say check them out.

Went for happy hour on Saturday. Ordered one of the standard bar menu items "Chicken Empanadas",…read morehoping they would great. For $14 for three small empanadas, the value alone was very poor, but the real problem was that they were WAY overcooked. The dough was basically burned and un-edible, plus they barely had any filling. We complained to the staff and were told that they "just wanted to make sure that the middle was warm". We expected them to either give us another plate of non-burned ones, take them off the bill, or at least give us some money back, but NOTHING. Don't know who they have cooking in the back, but they obviously don't know how to cook empanadas. It's a shame, with such a nice location! We will definitely NOT be back. Based on this we weren't surprised that the restaurant was basically empty on a Saturday. Only 1 table had people on it!

Great experience for the whole family! We always go back every summer and we try to reuse our cards…read moretoo. They have skill based games, luck based games, and games where you have to practice and focus. Not every game at the arcade gives you a reward. Some of the machines are claw machines and you don't always get the prize. You can get a lot of tickets by playing the games and get cool prizes. There are two levels in this arcade- Downstairs includes: skill and luck based games (claw machines, skee ball, racing, basketball, ring toss, etc), the restaurant, rest rooms, and prize redemption center. Upstairs has the classic 80s arcade games that DO NOT give you any tickets for prizes. You can't play any arcade games without an arcade card. Most games cost between 2-8 credits. There are three machines near the center of the arcade outside the prize redemption center where you can purchase a card. We like to purchase one card per person so everyone can choose their own games and prizes. You can reload the cards as needed. The more money you add at one time yields more play credits. You can also check your remaining card balance on these machine. There is a seperate machine to reveal your ticket balance before heading into the prize redemption center. They have the items organized by value so you can focus your attention to the items that are only within your point limit. They have plenty of candy and little fidget items to ensure you redeem every point earned. They also have more expensive items like fake jewelry, dolls, and stuffed animals. The staff is extremely helpful but the arcade can get very busy during peak season. Visiting in the mid-morning or mid-afternoon tends to have fewer people. Parking can be difficult near the pier but there is a paid lot behind the arcade and free street parking out front.

The food was okay for a game room/bar. We had a good time sitting on the patio overlooking the…read moreocean. The staff were friendly and we didn't have to wait long for our orders. I got hot dogs which were yummy all beef. My wife got a cheeseburger which she said tasted like kangaroo meat. I have no idea when she ever ate kangaroo but that's the score.

The so called Vintage Show was far from Vintage…read more New stuff to look old Coffee and scented candle type of crowd. Boring and not interesting. What was presented was anything that you could find in a street fair. Those events are free. It was so misleading. PLUS pay to park. We won't be FOOLED again

Went here for the 1st time on Saturday November 22nd 2025 with my parents. There was an Christmas…read moreart show that was happening here, and we decided to go. This is located behind the Myrtle Beach convention Center, and according to the ticket agent in the parking lot, it is also merged with it, meaning that some events can also be in this sports center. There is a $5.00 parking fee, all day. it is walkable and easy to get around. There was no admission fee for this event, which is good. Basically we walked around a gym, but it made room for tons of art and craft vendors-- and i even brought an ornament for my new tree! Plenty of room to walk around and for vendors. Also went to the restroom, which was clean, and easy to find in correlation to where the arts and crafts were. We also saw tons of bleachers, and volleyball nets in the other gym while we were looking for the bathrooms- so they have mostly sporting events here i would guess. Would definitely be back soon for another event!

First time in on our annual trip to Myrtle this year and we will definitely return. Great beer,…read moregreat service, great space. Easy parking and our kids loved the game selection!

Great craft beer selection with good prices. The service was second to none. The owners/bartenders…read morewere extremely knowledgeable on their products.