TGI Fridays has been dominating the weekend since its doors opened in 1965. Today, there are over 900 restaurants in 60 countries offering delicious food and legendary drinks, all served in the spirit of Friday.

They are proud to bring people together for brunch, lunch, dinner, late night, and everything in between.

Aside from that, their commitment to responsibility also extends to ingredient integrity and clean label enhancements. They are reviewing all their ingredients and are removing/avoiding ingredients with added MSG or artificial trans fats. They continue to review each ingredient in their recipes with the goal of removing artificial colors, flavors, sweeteners and preservatives. This is in conjunction with their efforts to reduce sodium on their menu items. They are on a sustained but committed journey to provide the best products for their Guests by working closely with their suppliers to source safe, sustainable, high-quality ingredients from farms, fields and oceans.

From their signature appetizers and entrees to their seasonal local features and specialty drinks, there’s something for everyone everyday at FRiDAY’S.

There are several options to eat in Cherry Grove at the end of Sea Mountain Highway.  When you get to the light, look to the right and you will Murphy’s. When it first opened, the locals and staff were calling it MOTO’s, which was short for Murphy’s on the Ocean. The former place of business for many years was called HOTO’s. HOTO’s is now located in Ocean Drive.

Murphy’s is now going by the name “Murphy’s Bar & Grill”. You may see it listed on social media as  “Murphy’s on the Beach”.

They feature live music most days. Check them out for Happy Hour and Food Specials. If you ride by, they have a big blackboard on the side of the building with daily specials. The location is great with a great view of the ocean in Cherry Grove. During parts of the year, you may find it is a big draw to bikers. Murphy’s does have its fair share of parking compared to other places in the area. There are shared lots and paid lots close by.

It is one of the places that is open year round, so give it a try the next time you are in North Myrtle Beach.

Rockefellers Raw Bar has been a staple in the North Myrtle Beach community for nearly 25 years. This roadside bar impresses eaters from all ages, especially those who are seafood lovers.

They are perfect for those who prefer their seafood in a more natural state. You can order from the raw bar or the steam kettles, featuring fresh shrimp, scallops or mussels in old bay and beer, garlic and wine or spicy marinara sauce. You can also tart with their signature Oysters Rockefeller or the peel-n-eat Priddy Spicy Shrimp, boiled in their signature seasoning.

What makes them unique is that they use boat captain’s chairs as their bar stools. Interesting, right? What’s more interesting is that they offer “Happy Hour” every day at 4pm until 6pm. You can avail food like shrimps, crabs, and oyster at a discounted price. Drinks like domestic bottle beer, house liquors, house wines, and Ruffino Pinot Grigio are also offered at a discounted price at these hours.

They are located at 3613 Highway 17 South, North Myrtle Beach SC 29582.