Broadway Louie’s

I will tell you that after only my first time there, you will not be receiving my business again. As I looked at your menu, I noticed the «football theme» of the food and drink names. Clever I will admit, but one item on your menu was so tasteless and disrespectful that I was literally disgusted. To name an item «Touchdown Syndrome» is quite possibly the most insensitive thing that I have ever seen in an establishment. I do not know if you have ever interacted with an individual with special needs or not, but they are just like you and me. Hell they are better people than I could ever dream of being. They deserve to be treated with the utmost respect and not to be downgraded and made fun of by their peers or individuals, let alone businesses like yours. As I’m sure that I am not or will not be the only individual to be offended by this, I hope you take into consideration people other than yourself and remove this item.

The food was good and our bartender was good. That’s about it. The service was super slow when it wasn’t even really that busy. Either that or they were just under staffed in the waitress department. Signed up to sing karaōke but the same group of locals sang repeatedly except for a couple of random singers here and there. I probably signed up to sing around 11 and and we left at midnight and the same group of locals were still taking the stage until the sound system screwed up. They played some dance music then but by that point we were ready to go.

When we first walked in I’m not gonna lie I was a little worried. There was NO ONE there. I found someone behind the bar and asked if they were open. He said yes. We got pizza, wings, salads and drinks. The food was awesome! The wings huge!!! Endless drinks. The service was great. The kids were able to play games and it was a relaxing atmosphere. It’s early in the season so maybe that’s why it was so quiet. They advertise Karaōke and have games also. Right on the corner of the boardwalk. If you get a chance swing in and have some wings and drinks !!!

Huge place — rock star karaōke setup. Drinks are reasonable and great bar food selection to feed a bunch of drunk people. Wait staff has low tolerance for people who can’t hear them over the noise and music, but the bartenders are great. It’s a great hot spot not far from the resorts — no cover. Plenty of taxis to be had to get you back to the resorts.

This upgraded version of the establishment is a must visit for tourists and locals especially if you love karaōke. Two floors is cleverly divided by ‘ribbon’ of flat-​curved TV screens to separate live entertainment down stairs into sports lounge upstairs. There are three bars to order from or you can take advantage of a traditional service down stairs in the ‘audience area’. There are arcade games, skee-​ball, beer pong, claw games, air hockey and digital shuffle board games. All cost between ²⁄₄ tokens to play– usually $ 1 will get you at least a couple games. These games are fun and picked to complement their theme; most in like new condition including a classic PacMan on the second floor. The food is A variety of classic American drinking food. The show case here is really the karaōke. A life size stage with great lighting, sound, fog and DJ. It’s in the center of the building and visible from both floors and can be heard outside on the streets. The sound and song selections are more impressive than the stage! The DJ rotate and they do a great job with singers rotation and really get everyone up. Short song bursts in between singers are hand picked party music and dance songs.
Prices are typical for tourist area– the best part about this menu is the portions are shareable and great for crowds. Endless beer options starting at $ 1.75 for draft beer. Most cocktails start at $ 6 and shots around $ 3.50. The menus from upstairs and down stairs are different– the information doesn’t appear to be constant but the prices seem to be. You won’t get a tab or a receipt from any of the three bars so it’s hard to be sure. Your ‘cheep’ drinks are served in 10oz plastic cups but if you spring for premium beverage, you might get it in a glass. Food served on plastic baskets and wax paper– easy to pass around or to walk around with.
There’s a large Jack Daniels focus on the top floor– probably to help complement the bar lounge idea, but would make more sense if you saw some of these great additions throughout the whole establishment.
We were here for four hours and I had four drinks. I started off at the main bar down stairs: water stained paper, dirty, paper menu for beer selections. Service was quick– bud light $ 1.75 in 10oz cup. Next bar I went to was upstairs lounge. Bar here was not busy– I looked over the Jack Daniels drink menu up there– printed black and white legal size, laminated. I LOVE JD stuff! These drinks were well thought out and cleverly named– but no prices listed (unlike down stairs) and no beer upstairs. The bartender was on his phone when I approached him– I order a velvet rope. (The menu said Chambord, Jack Daniels, gingerale and a lime) the bartender looked at me and asked what that was– I told him what was in the drink, he then looked at the menu and started to build this drink in the 10oz plastic cup. He added ice, Jack Daniels, Sprite, sour mix– handed it to me and said $ 6. I took it and asked him if there was Chambord in it and he yes. He lied right to me! Even if I wasn’t the ONLY customer upstairs WATCHING him make the drink I could see (and taste) there wasn’t any in the drink! (I did see it behind the bar however on the top shelf.) Simply put he just didn’t know what he was doing. Tired the second bar down stairs next. I approached, (still wanting the velvet rope) and set my money on the most outer edge of the bar while I got my ID. The bartender finished up his gusts on one side and then walked down to my end. He saw the cash and grabbed it– I touched his hand, got him to make eye contact and ask him for a velvet rope. He realized his mistake and said of course and started to build the the plastic cup: ice, Jack, razzmatazz and gingerale. When he handed me the drink I asked, is there Chambord in here and be said yes. Another lie :(. I didn’t see the bottle there so maybe he used what he had instead but the pattern of misleading left me feeling like I wasted my money. I decided to hang out at a table for the rest of the night while my friends drank and sang. A waitress came up to us and asked if we wanted anything– I was impressed with her professionalism and fast pace and positive attitude. I ordered a beer, ((knowing the bartenders wouldn’t get it right if I tried)) French Fries and a quesadilla. The food was great! Fresh crispy fries, good size quesadilla, sauces were just the right portions. Courtney was great! Made time to get to know us and really make sure we had what we needed. Retrospective I should have told her about my experience, I’m sure she would have helped me get the MENU ITEM I was looking for.
I’ll be back for Courtney and the DJ. If you’re looking for dinner, drinks and Karaōke here is where you want to be! Bring your friends, sit in the ‘audience’. If you’re looking for a place to watch the game, unwind after work, get to know your bartender this isn’t the place

A special thanks to the patrons of Broadway Louie’s for not laying an ass whipping on my friend last night. Homie got Myrtle smashed and was asking for a beating but got spared. Love me some Louis.

This is all because of the Ohio State banner hanging. Even though they have an Bama flag hanging. But at least the Buckeyes are in in front of them

The (new) Broadway Louie’s is a pretty happening place. Was pretty hungry so ordered the nachos that were filling but could of had more flavor to them. The new place is well lit, the stage for karaōke fits perfectly and there is a Jack Daniels room upstairs.

I’ve been to this place twice. Both times were fun. For $ 10 you get plenty of tokens. Each play is around 4 tokens, though, so they go fast. There is a huge selection of arcade games AND The Evil Dead pinball (it’s becoming increasingly hard to find pinball machines these days).
They have a huge karaōke stage with a large selection of tunes. You can enjoy the karaōke throughout the entire place.

On the website, this place said «bring your family» and I show up to the place with my friend, whom we are both 18 and they said we couldn’t enter because we weren’t with a parent or 21. THIS ISNT FAMILY FRIENDLY and the guy at the front was disrespectful. Terrible service.

Oh hell, where do I start?
Let me set the mood for you. It’s a warm summer night and a couple friends (from out of town) insisted on going to Broadway Loui’s to play some pool. As a local, I protested. I’d been there before and knew exactly what to expect. I said, «Guys, I’ve never found a straight pool cue there and they never have any chalk!» They both said, «C’mon…any place with tables has gotta have chalk!»
I mentioned, the last time I was there, I left feeling infected and just wanted to climb into a tub full of Purell! «The smell of stale beer and broken promises permeated from the carpet!» Did my guys listen? Nope… just blank stares.
Finally, I mentioned, «The non-​stop karaōke is unbearable… the incessant howling is a constant distraction!» Again, nothing… they weren’t hearing it.
«Okay a#@holes, fine. Let’s go!»
Within 5 minutes of walking in the door, «Hey, where’s the chalk?! I can’t find a decent pool cue, either?!»
10 minutes later, «Dude, this karaōke is really loud, is it like this all night?!»
1 hour and 2 terrible games of pool later…“Hey man, let’s go… you were right!“
Yeah, ya think?!
Apparently some people like this place for all the reasons I don’t. Personally, I prefer a place that tries a little harder.
–Neil
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This place is the pits! I mean the absolute WORST! Check my reviews and see that I never give places bad ratings… This place deserves 0 stars. The machine for tokens ate $ 20 and the attendant gave attitude and zero effs. Token queen stated that there was nothing she could do b/​c she could not prove we fed the machine any money and then «I know nothing about you or if I can trust you.» It took an act of God and twenty minutes of arguing to get a compromise of $ 10 out of this lady. Good luck and God Speed– and avoid this place like the plague coated on the dirty game buttons.

Under rated… under reviewed! Cheapest drinks in town…$ 1.50 draft. Don’t come expecting good food but the pizza was good. Looks cheezey with the arcade but there is an upper deck with pool tables.

We went during the off season so the crowd was a little older but fun to watch. The karaōke was really good and we really enjoyed the wings (which were huge). Beer was super cheap and the staff was pretty friendly. They have a game room like a Dave and Buster’s and lots of tv’s for sports. The atmosphere was really laid back and very causal. There was no cover charge but don’t know if that is always the case (most bars/​clubs cancelled cover charge on slow nights). We would definitely come back just to stop in and have a few beers while at Broadway.
However, I definitely could not see coming back if they charged $ 10 to get inside.

The bartenders and DJs were really rude. Charged $ 4.10 for a Michelob Ultra bottle. Bathrooms are dirty. No thanks.

So much fun here every time. Love the fact u can drink and play games all night. We’ve dropped a lot of money here especially the longer you’re here! It’s so easy to do haha!

This place is a lot of fun if you are trying to have some drinks, watch some sports, and play some arcade games. The drink prices are very reasonable and the venue is pretty large so you aren’t shoulder to shoulder with people. It’s a lot of fun to play pool, ski ball, air hockey, or basketball while having a few beers. The bartenders were very friendly too.

Good bar for the money. Friendly and attentive service and they don’t charge cover which is nice. Upstairs, there are plenty of billiards tables as well as air hockey and some other stuff. I ordered food from the bar one evening and my wings were pretty good.
My only peeve with the place is that they allow smoking inside, but it’s Myrtle Beach and they’re catering to the town’s usual clientele.

Me and my husband found this place while we were staying at Broadway on the Beach at the Fairfield Inn. It kind of looks dirty and the crowd around the bar can be intimidating, but please come here! They have skee ball which is pretty much the only game we played the entire time, and $ 5 Jack Daniels Honey, YUM!
It was more relaxed than a lot of the other places at Broadway, and a good place to catch a football game and make some bets on skee ball. We will be back the next time we visit Myrtle, so much fun!

Went for Karaōke and ended up ordering some wings and a sample platter. Food was average bar food. It was your basic assortment of fried bag frozen items. The place overall has a descent sound system, a good mixed crowd, and the Karaōke is a lot of fun. There are a ton of flat screens and projectors showing all the games.
You can still smoke in here which is a bonus. I enjoyed a nice Cigar while hanging out.
ONLY COMPLAINT… Security needs to get a life. They need to learn there is a friendly and professional way to handle people. Walking around like you are the toughest guys is certainly entertaining. They were busting peoples chops for the stupidest things. Major turn off in my opinion.