The best bars & nightlife in North Myrtle Beach

39th Ave. Bar & Grille keeps things casual, with sushi, burgers, tacos, and seafood specials, plus a covered patio for lingering over dinner. It’s also known for live music and a full bar, so you can make an easygoing evening of it without overplanning.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 31, 2026

The Marina Bar & Grill at Barefoot Resort serves up appetizers, oysters, sandwiches, and its signature Marina Boil, making it a handy local pick when you’re hungry for something beyond the usual bar fare. Whether you’re in the mood for a casual meal or a drink by the marina, the welcome is refreshingly easygoing.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 27, 2026

Whether you're craving signature seafood, a steaming low country boil, creative sushi rolls, or a legit burger and hand-tossed pizza, Local on the Water serves it with breezy waterway views.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 19, 2026

Carolina Vineyards Winery has been pouring at Barefoot Landing since 2005, offering relaxed tastings, take-home bottles, and frozen drinks for those sticky afternoons.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 24, 2026

Locals who want an easy win on dinner and the big game should hit Sandtrap Sports Bar and Grill, tucked inside Bay Watch Resort. Expect classic pub fare and game-time fun that makes it simple to cheer with friends, catch the action, and call it a night without overthinking it.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 13, 2026

Deckerz is the locals’ spot for great food, cold drinks, and beach music you can actually dance to, with three outdoor decks that keep the breeze moving. It’s a multi-time CBMA Show Club of the Year, so check their calendar and catch bands, DJs, and plenty of good vibes.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 18, 2026

Drunken Parrot Tiki Bar is the laid-back Cherry Grove escape for frozen daiquiris (virgin or not), ice cold beers, and beach-friendly bites with live music events. When you need a low-fuss get-together, they also host private parties so you can focus on good company and ocean breezes.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 17, 2026

Nick's New York Pub & Grill leans into New York-style favorites and local pub classics with wings, burgers, pizzas, and rotating chef features that keep regulars happy. Daily specials and easy call-ahead takeout or DoorDash delivery make it a low-effort, high-reward weeknight move.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 7, 2026

When you want wings with real personality, fried jalapeños, and a cold beer while the game’s on, Island Bar & Grill hits the spot. Expect friendly regulars, live music, karaoke and trivia that somehow turns weeknights into weekends, all without trying too hard.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 5, 2026

From everyday go-tos to big names like Padron, Arturo Fuente, My Father, and Plasencia, The Cigar Shop North Myrtle Beach is the spot to reload without the markup hype. Pipes, tins, and accessories too, plus regular events that keep the local cigar crowd connected.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 11, 2026

Whether you’re chasing big-stage energy or a breezy set with a cold drink, House of Blues Myrtle Beach nails it with the Music Hall, Indigo Room, and The Deck, plus Southern-inspired plates to keep you going. Expect packed calendars, tribute bangers, touring acts, and the always-fun Gospel Brunch.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 29, 2026

Spencerz Sports Bar does cheesesteaks the way you want them, shaved ribeye with melty Cooper Sharp on an authentic Philly roll, plus hand-cut fries and a wing sauce lineup that gets dangerously specific. Plenty of TVs, pool tables, and a jukebox, so your crew can make a night of it.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 1, 2026

Thee DollHouse Myrtle Beach pairs top-shelf pours with an upscale room, world-traveled entertainers, and extras like VIP drink flights, Thee Red Room privacy, and Thee Cigar Lounge. Recently crowned 2026 Overall Club of the Year, it’s the local play when your crew wants something truly dialed.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 3, 2026

When a regular Thursday needs to feel like a celebration, Rioz Brazilian Steakhouse rolls out continuous tableside service with more than 15 cuts slowly cooked over wood charcoal, an extensive salad bar with seafood and sushi, and that caramelized grilled pineapple locals swear by.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 22, 2026

Between APA and TAP pool leagues, Friday Bike Nights with trophies, raffles, prizes and live tunes, plus every-other-Sunday mystery rides led by their own Lewis & Clark, Bubba's Bar & Grill keeps the vibe friendly and the calendar busy. Perfect for when you want a low-key hang that still feels like an event.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 22, 2026

Tucked inside Avista Resort, Tree Top Lounge is a sports bar pouring specialty cocktails, beer, and wine, plus special events and karaoke if your inner rockstar needs airtime. Easy place to catch the game, meet friends, and keep it local.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 26, 2026

Festive eatery serving Southern seafood favorites, a selection of sushi & creative cocktails.

Rustic, wood-clad venue producing sweet wines, with a patio, tastings & a shop, plus live music.

Chain dishing up wings, tenders & burgers, plus sauces ranging from sweet to very spicy.

Sleek, contemporary venue with a patio featuring elevated steak & seafood dishes & a full bar.

Winery featuring an art-decorated tasting room for glasses & flights, plus daily tours.

An array of classic American seafood fare & drinks in a modern dining room with ample patio seating.

Festive Irish tavern with a patio & selection of bar food, including burgers, wings & sandwiches.

Skip the routine this week and let Bachata Caribbean Bar & Grill feed your soul with Dominican staples like mofongo and those mind-blowing Chuletas Kan Kan. Family-friendly vibes by day, an upbeat lounge by night, plus seasonings that taste like sunshine... consider this your midweek pick-me-up.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, August 4, 2026

Coastal Vino Wine Shop scouts small family estates from Napa to Spain and beyond, so you can snag something interesting without the guesswork. Ask David for spot-on food pairings, or hop into their monthly wine dinner club that pops up at different local restaurants.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, August 8, 2026

Wiseguys Bar & Grill keeps it simple, fun, and very Myrtle Beach with daily food specials, a solid lunch and dinner lineup, and craft beers and cocktails backed by what they call the largest liquor selection around. Great for game day, UFC nights, or laid-back darts with friends.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 5, 2026

Tochi's Hot Chicken turns up the Nashville heat with Myrtle Beach attitude, serving crispy tenders, sliders, wings, and golden fries cooked fresh for serious flavor fans. This week, grab Tochi's #2 two sliders with coleslaw, pickles and Tochi sauce for that perfect kick, simple ingredients, big comfort.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 12, 2026

LandShark Bar & Grill - Myrtle Beach keeps things simple in the best way with American grub, tropical cocktails, and those blender-cup frozen drinks that taste like a day off. Low-key spot for locals to meet up, feel the ocean vibe, and sneak a mini vacation between errands.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 29, 2026

Boardwalk Winery is a working winery that makes and labels its own bottles, pouring traditional reds and whites, but really shines with fruit wines. Slide in for a casual tasting that feels like a mini escape, then grab a "Vacation in a Bottle" for later.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 24, 2026

Wine Therapy Tasting Room & Shoppe keeps things delightfully low pressure with a self-serve WineEmotion wall pouring 32 rotating wines in tastes, halves, or fulls, plus craft beer, hemp-derived THC drinks, and olive oil tastings. Build your own Boar's Head charcuterie and settle in like a local.

From the North Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 4, 2026

Carolina Improv Company has been Myrtle Beach’s go-to for quick-witted, make-it-up-as-you-go shows since 2008, from family-friendly to adults-only.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 25, 2026

When you need an off-duty Myrtle spot, Beach House Bar & Grill nails it with fresh fish, blackened grouper tacos, sizzling steaks, and shareable apps, plus frozen cocktails and those massive punch bowls. Live music keeps it breezy for catching up with friends after work.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 19, 2026

When you want beach breezes, a rooftop seat, and something better than basic bar grub, Tin Roof delivers with legit ocean views, live music, multiple bars, and wings with house made sauces plus hand breaded tenders that hit the spot for after-work hangs or weekend meetups.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 10, 2026

Six hours of all-request dueling pianos with zero setlist, big crowd choruses, and quick-hit comedy make Crocodile Rocks the weeknight energy boost you forgot you needed. World-class players rotate in from Nashville, New York, and beyond, so bring your song and Myrtle Beach voice this week.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 9, 2026

For a midweek upgrade, JEM Social - Cocktails + Kitchen is a locally owned modern Asian kitchen and cocktail bar turning out shareable plates like pork belly bao, bibimbap, and ramen along with balanced, inventive drinks.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, August 11, 2026

Strong Waters Craft Cocktails and Kitchen leans full speakeasy, from the Prohibition decor to a Farm to Shaker approach that turns local ingredients into serious drinks like the smoky showstopper Smokin' Oldie.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 26, 2026

At Steve Falcon’s Comedy Hypnosis Hour, audience volunteers become the stars in fast-paced adult comedy scenarios, while the rest of the crowd gets a front-row seat to the silliness. It’s part stand-up, part improv, part hypnosis, and no two shows are alike, so there’s no rehearsing your way out of this one.

Whether you're posting up for the US Open or a full football slate, King Street Grille is your sports HQ at The Market Common with scratch-made pub favorites. Think king-sized sandwiches, house made burgers, and create-your-own chopped salads while the TVs keep every game rolling.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 13, 2026

Notte Del Vino sets an intimate, speakeasy-inspired scene with small, family-estate European wines paired with seriously good steaks and seafood, a combo that feels tailor-made for Myrtle Beach weeknights, and the Wednesday paella ritual is a legit excuse to text a friend and make plans.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 23, 2026

Touring comedians perform live at this brick-walled club with age restrictions & a 2-item food &/or beverage minimum.

If your bar cart is feeling boring, NEAT Bourbon Bar Myrtle Beach keeps things lively with dialed-in classics like a Prohibition Old Fashioned and Sazerac plus playful house builds and zero-proof sips. Pair it with shareable bites, from charcuterie and sliders to parmesan truffle fries.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 31, 2026

When you need an easy local hang with cocktails and a lively beach vibe, 8th Ave Tiki Bar & Grill delivers, from Buffalo Nachos and Brisket Tacos to cheesy Buffalo Chicken Pizza and a stacked Pesto Chicken Sandwich, plus simple online ordering or party-ready catering.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, September 14, 2026

Looking for a legit local night out? Vizionz Lounge and Live Music Bar brings live bands, DJs, and special events, plus NY‑style pizza, Philly cheesesteaks, and wings from the Original Geno's Pizza, and you can snag a VIP lounge for birthdays, reunions, or just because.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 2, 2026

If you like your nights loud, friendly, and reliably fun, The Bowery keeps the amps humming with live music seven days a week and bar-food hits. It’s a 1944-born landmark with genuine Southern hospitality where locals drift in for The Bounty Hunters, stories, and celebratory nights.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 30, 2026

Whether you’re in the mood for a thoughtfully curated glass, a craft cocktail, or an international beer, The Tasting Room on 9th nails the upscale wine, downtown vibes thing. Restored historic space, cozy energy, and even a singer‑songwriter open mic on select Mondays… perfect for celebrating the little moments.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 17, 2026

Tavern In The Forest nails the 'upscale bar food' thing, turning out pizzas and burgers they call among the Grand Strand's best alongside creative cocktails.

From the Myrtle Beach newsletter, October 26, 2026