Top Places To Drink Craft Beers in Myrtle Beach

Kingston Resort, Myrtle Beach

Black Drum Brewing isn’t just a place to grab a beer. It’s a full-on Carolina flavor fest. With more than 40 craft brews on tap, all from the Carolinas, ocean views for days, and a beer garden that practically begs you to stay awhile, this oceanfront gem at Kingston Resorts is the real deal. The menu serves up smoky, shareable, massive barbecue platters, stone-fired pizzas, and fresh local seafood. Everything is proudly Carolina born and brewed. Come thirsty. Come hungry. Come ready to kick back.

Downtown Myrtle Beach

Fun, friendly and just a stone's throw from the beach, boardwalk and downtown strip. GSB is known for a great selection of brews including the official beer of Myrtle Beach: Beach Easy. This tasty Belgian Wheat joins a selection of favorites that also includes Airbrush Hazy IPA, Jolene Red Ale, and Salty Golfer Pineapple Blonde. The menu at GSB isn't huge, but everything here is tasty — especially the burgers. Start with two smashed beef patties, topped with pickles, American cheese, sauteed onion and a special recipe Keg Sauce. Go enjoy all this downtown brewery has to offer.

Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach

If you're looking for a craft brew spot that also screams "Beach" this laid-back beer Mecca at Barefoot Landing is for you. It's a massive facility with a restaurant, taproom, island bar and big backyard, that also crafts some of the best brews in the area. With fun selections like South to Somwhere coconut Ale, Myrtle Beach Wheat Ale and Beach Escape Session IPA, you're sure to find something you like here and we just about guarantee you'll have a good time doing it. 

Various Stops

Located about 20 minutes inland from The Beach, you'll find the quaint historic rivertown of Conway, S.C., known for it's array of unique downtown shopping options, a thriving arts & mural scene and several great stops for craft brews. Make a day out of exploring downtown and hop from long-running spots like The Crafty Rooster — one of the area's original craft brew centric bars with an amazing selection — as well as newer additions like Palmetto Taps and Hop N Wich, a great spot for sandwiches and craft brews. Then walk the riverwalk and stop by Bonfire, a unique southern BBQ restaurant that serves up several local and regional selections across it's taps.

400 Mr. Joe White Ave, Myrtle Beach

Located in the heart of Myrtle Beach, Bumstead's Pub is a long-running establishment known as much for its selection of more than 150 craft beers from all over the world as it is for delicious deli sandwiches stacked high at the adjoining Dagwood's Deli. Over the years, this "local's favorite" spot has expanded with locations in Surfside Beach and North Myrtle Beach that are part sports bar, part craft brew bar, part deli and all parts equally awesome for locals and visitors alike.

Various Locations

If you're looking for unique craft beer experiences paired with awesome food in Myrtle Beach, look no further than Grumpy Monk. There are four locations in all, with Grumpy Monks at Broadway at the Beach, in North Myrtle Beach and at U.S. 501 near Tanger Outlets, as well as a sister restaurant called Sneaky Beagle in Carolina Forest. All these spaces offer unique experiences, but carry a similar vibe that mixes a upscale bar feel with a great family dining experience that includes an expansive menu spanning from sushi and salads to burgers and beers. Check out the especially pet-friendly Sneaky Beagle, enjoy the waterfront views of the Broadway location or catch a game at the full-on sporty North Myrtle Beach location. 

1109 Campbell St, Myrtle Beach

For a laid-back vibe and some seriously tasty brews, check out New South Brewing in Myrtle Beach. Since '98, they’ve been crafting delicious ales and lagers, including favorites like White Ale and Nut Brown Ale. Their taproom is the perfect spot to sample seasonal specialties and unique one-off creations. Whether you're a beer newbie or a craft connoisseur, New South Brewing is a local gem you don’t want to miss.

5148 U.S. 17 Business, Murrells Inlet

Promising a taste of Southern hospitality, handcrafted beers, and a fun atmosphere, this place fits the laid-back Murrells Inlet vibe perfectly. The brewery’s six flagship brews cover a gamut of styles; from Pop’s Pilsner and Goldilocks Golden Ale to Blackwater Porter and the 5 Points IPA. There’s also a tasty menu to enjoy. We recommend the Lowcountry Shrimp Burrito, a unique dish stuffed with Carolina red rice and peas, collard greens, remoulade and wrapped in a tomato-herb tortilla.

3421 Knoles St., Myrtle Beach (The Market Common Area)

Tidal Creek is one of the area's best local breweries and truly does it all. Not only do they have more than a dozen taps filled with handcrafted brews spanning every style from Pilsners, Ales and Lagers to Porters, Stouts and Sours — they even brew their own house Seltzer — they also have amazing food all day, great coffee and tons of things going on. There's tons to choose from, but we'd suggest trying their popular Brunch and sampling a Libertore Italian Pilsner, named after the brewery's owner.

Myrtle Beach Mall, Myrtle Beach

Twin Peaks restaurant takes great pride in its ice-cold beer served at a chilling 29 degrees, ensuring every sip is refreshingly crisp. The establishment boasts an extensive selection of brews, catering to all tastes with both local and international options. Beyond the beer, Twin Peaks offers a vibrant atmosphere with a friendly staff and plenty of TVs for watching sports, plus a menu full of hearty American classics.

Welcome to Voodoo Brewing Co! At our pub, you'll experience the same passion and dedication to brewing great beer that has made us a recognized brand. Our menu features a wide range of craft beers and pub fare, each made with the highest quality ingredients and an unwavering commitment to excellence. With two great Grand Strand Locations in Murrells Inlet and Broadway and The Beach.