Main Street Taphouse - Bar in North Myrtle Beach - 693 Main St, USA

We had an awesome time on Wednesday Open Mic Night with Luke Sharp. The new owners Kaitlyn Hobby and her husband were wonderful. Food and service was great!

Had a great time there. Crab sliders were awesome. Like a Maryland crab cake should taste like. Crab dip was delicious. My fiance like the caramel apple martini. Have a great variety of beers. Would recommend for everyone to try it out.

Met the new owners and they are great folks. Plenty of beer to choose from. Had the pesto chicken panini and it was killer! Shout out to Tiffany behind the bar and Dave in the kitchen. Great little spot!

My wife and I stopped here just to have some drinks after dinner. We didn't eat here and sat at the bar and ordered a beer each. There is a good assortment of local beers from micro breweries and there was live music which was a little too loud for the space but enjoyable. Bartender was very attentive to us. We would return to try the food.

For my birthday this year, I set out to find the best crab cake in the greater Myrtle Beach area and all reviews led to Main Street Taphouse. We live in Conway, so it was a pretty easy drive across Hwy 90 to downtown North Myrtle Beach. Didn't realize it was open mic night night and when we arrived most of the (relatively few) table were occupied by guitar-cradling hopeful singers. One offered to move his guitar case and music paraphernalia off a table so we could sit down and we were promptly greeted by the bartender (no idea of her name, she never mentioned it) and had our drinks within a few minutes, although my 16 ounce beer showed up in a 12 ounce glass. Okay. Open up the menu and was SHOCKED that the two 4 ounce crabcakes were $45! The "sides" were saltines and tartar sauce. Oh well, we'd driven 45 minutes, let's split the order of crab cakes. While we were waiting for our order, some brave and tone-deaf souls "entertained" us with songs I couldn't tell you the name of. Our order arrives. Two four-ounce crab cakes obviously made from lump crab meat, two packs of saltine crackers (as in two crackers each), two thin slices of lemon, and a paper container of tarter sauce for us to share. The crab cakes were pretty good, nicely seasoned, with lots of crab and not much filler, but the price, the presentation, the "sides," and the atmosphere didn't make it a great experience. For $45, I would expect a few more packs of crackers or maybe some tater tots, a piece of lettuce for the lemon slices, or just something to make it more presentable. We ate, finished my half a beer, paid the $64+ tab, tipped the no name bartender $10, and left. We won't be back.

Great food. Great drinks. Great location. Plenty of seating available. The guy helping us was great and shared a hilarious story with us. 🤤👍🏼you can also get little beer samples.

What a great little stop for us… My husband & I rarely get to venture up to NNB, but we popped in last week. Had the pleasure of talking to Nick, the owner (love his beer can collection). Regan was our server and she was so sweet! The beer selection was vast and we loved our flight. I highly recommend you make this a stop!

Nice little place for beer and some snacks. The owner was beertending and his son in the small kitchen. A Freindly, clean atmosphere. They have an assortment of beers, dips, tacos, flatbreads and paninis. We had the Maryland crab dip which was great, a couple of beers and my wife had a blackberry hard cider. This is a great place to stop while you are exploring the shops on Main Street