Never did this? Top five must do? Rides, places to eat, etc.

 

Been a few years since I went, Suck Bang Blow (biker bar) used to be good. The doghouse used to be good. Plenty of restaurants.

 

Places:
Suck, Bang, Blow
Beaver Bar
Spokes & Bones
Barefoot Landing (Vendors)
North Myrtle Beach Harley Davidson (Hundreds of new and used bikes to check out)

Eat:
Victoria's Diner (Breakfast)
Peaches Corner
Crabby Mikes
House of Blues
Cookout

Rides:
Not too many of these

I like to ride to Wilmington and tour the Battleship, NC
Ride to Charleston, SC
I also like to ride ocean blvd in the evening

 

Dead Dog Salon in Murrells Inlet is my "Gotta Go" to place every year. Best bands always play there, too.

 

Keep in mind Myrtle Beach Bike Week isn't like other bike weeks. There is no central downtown where all the action is. You have to ride between Murrells Inlet and North Myrtle Beach for all the action. The city of Myrtle Beach doesn't want bikers so they just have it on both ends of the Grand Strand. You will get allot of riding in just traveling between venues.

 

I appreciate all responses. Taking it all in so I don't go down completely stupid. Haha.
I like the Daytona package. You can put on 400miles and never leave town. Well...You know.

 

It won't be hard to find things to do....it will be everywhere.

 

Not totally true, at one time because of problems associated with the bike week that follows Harley Bike Week the city imposed new laws that would blanket both weeks. In doing so it appeared they were singling out Harley Week, which was not the case. The laws have since been lifted and the "I love you Harley biker banners are back out.

 

There are many ride and eat areas around MB. Capt Archie's in Little River is a great lunch stop right on the ICW. Georgetown offers many downtown restaurants in the historic district. As others have mentioned, Wilmington NC and Charleston SC are with an easy days ride, with many interesting/fun stops in between. There are a few stops in NMB for night life, but most are in Murrells Inlet area when the sun goes down.

 

We rode up to Southport, NC last year and had lunch at Provision Company which was a nice change from the usual. I've always wanted to ride down to Charleston too but can never talk anyone into it. As someone else mentioned, you will spend a lot of time riding between Murrel's Inlet and North Myrtle Beach thanks to the City of Myrtle Beach and their attempt to quell the Atlantic Beach Bike Week. There's more places to eat than you can count, some good ones already mentioned. Capn' Archie's food seemed very improved at the fall bike week, good stuff!