New Tasting Room Wine Bar Will Open In Myrtle Beach South Carolina Next Year
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There’s an exciting area developing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.Ā And, the new Arts and Innovation District already has local art galleries along with a planned performing arts theater.Ā But, the latest addition just announced to join is “The Tasting Room on 9th.”Ā A press release linked on this new South Carolina wine bar Facebook page says, “The new wine bar aims to create an approachable space for both wine connoisseurs and novices alike.”Ā And, the new sophisticated space plans a Spring 2024 opening.
The Tasting Room on 9th will be located in a restored historical building at 505 9th Ave. N., Unit A in downtown Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.Ā Furthermore, they point out that this new South Carolina wine bar combines an upscale wine experience with “downtown vibes.”Ā Owner and chef Jamie Daskalis indicates that The Tasting Room on 9th is the one of the latest pieces of a redevelopment helping move the city of Myrtle Beach forward.Ā And, the hope is that with local folks involved in the project, local residents will start to return to visiting the area.
And, when we think of the beach we think of fun times and great memories being made.Ā We come together to celebrate.Ā And, often those moments of celebration revolve around food and drink.Ā So, with the design of The Tasting Room on 9th, that’s sure to be the case.Ā The new wine bar plans bar seating in addition to comfortable lounge seating, an outdoor patio and private dining room, too.Ā Plus, there will be rotating wine lists, flights and tasting events.Ā Also, I especially like the idea of seasonal craft cocktails and food pairings.Ā And, The Tasting Room on 9th promises easy to navigate menus at price points that allow for frequent visits.
We plan to keep our eye on updates for the planned opening of the new South Carolina wine bar The Tasting Room On 9th .Ā Ā And, for more visit their social pages.Ā Cheers!
6 Myrtle Beach South Carolina Restaurants We Consider Must Visit Spots
We make at least two visits to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina every year.Ā And, as you might imagine, we spend a good bit of our time looking for the best places to grab a bite.Ā In fact, we just returned from our annual winter trip.Ā And, since it’s too cold for the sand, eating takes an even more important role!Ā So, I figured a list of Myrtle Beach South Carolina restaurants we consider must visit spots would be a welcome guide for your next trip.Ā Obviously, the area has so many places loved by many visitors.Ā Visit Myrtle Beach says more than 19 million people visit the area annually.Ā And, the region is home to more than 1800 full service dining options.Ā However, the list I put together are the ones that we not only truly enjoy, they are those we feel we must visit every time.Ā In fact, if we don’t eat at these each time we go to the beach, we feel we missed something.Ā Some of these are Myrtle Beach institutions.Ā And, chances are you know them well.Ā But, others might not be as familiar.Ā We count ourselves lucky to have adventurous friends willing to try just about anything.Ā Therefore, I feel like in the 17 years since we beganĀ our annual trips, we tried a bunch of places.Ā So, here are the Myrtle Beach, South Carolina restaurants we consider our must visit spots every time we’re at the beach.
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Our group at Crooked Hammock Brewery And Restaurant at Barefoot Landing in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Debbie Nance is the afternoon co-host along with her husband on "The Charlie and Debbie Show" at WSOC, Country 1037 in Charlotte, North Carolina. She has been with the station for 18 years. Debbie is a CMA Award winner for Radio Personality of the Year. And, she has worked in radio for 40 years. Before her current afternoon position, Debbie spent more than a decade as co-host on morning shows in several markets across the Southeast. As a content creator for Country 1037, Debbie writes articles about food, new restaurants in the Carolinas and travel experiences.