WHAT TO DO AFTER THE Game

When the games wrap up and families are looking for a place to kick  back, Backyard Grill in North Myrtle Beach delivers that perfect  laid-back, post-tournament atmosphere.

 840 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

 (843) 272-8700

From the moment you walk in, it lives up to the name — casual,  welcoming, and built for groups. Whether it’s players still in uniform  or parents unwinding after a long day at the ballpark, it’s the kind of  spot where everyone feels comfortable.

The menu is stacked with team-favorites — burgers, wings, sandwiches,  and hearty grill classics that hit the spot after doubleheaders and  long tournament weekends. Big portions and shareable options make it  easy for entire teams to sit down and enjoy a meal together.

What makes Backyard Grill a true “Off The Field” destination is its  location. Sitting just minutes from over two dozen baseball and softball  fields throughout the North Myrtle Beach and Grand Strand tournament  corridor, it’s become a natural gathering place for post-game dinners,  celebrations, and team bonding nights.

It’s not uncommon to see scorebooks on the table, medals around necks, and players reliving big plays over burgers and fries.

Whether you’re celebrating a win or just enjoying time with the  family, Backyard Grill delivers that relaxed, community-driven  experience that makes the game day memories last a little longer.

Right in the heart of North Myrtle Beach, Bad Birria has quickly  become a fan favorite for families, athletes, and tournament teams  looking to refuel after a long day at the fields.

 206 Main St, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

 (843) 273-0229

What makes Bad Birria special is simple — bold flavor and a vibe that  feels like a celebration every time you walk in. Known for their  signature birria tacos — slow-cooked, juicy, flavor-packed, and dipped  in rich consommé — it’s the kind of meal players talk about all the way  home.

Loaded quesadillas, street tacos, and fresh sides make it easy for  the whole family or entire roster to find their go-to order. Whether  you’re grabbing a quick bite or sitting down to unwind, the energy is  always welcoming and upbeat.

One thing that makes Bad Birria a true “Off The Field” gem is its  location. Sitting just minutes from over two dozen baseball and softball  fields across the North Myrtle Beach and Grand Strand tournament  corridor, it’s perfectly placed for post-game meetups, team dinners, and  weekend event traffic.

It’s the kind of spot where the uniforms are still on, medals are  around necks, and game highlights are being replayed at the table.

If you’re wrapping up a tournament day or just looking for a lively  place to eat with the family, Bad Birria delivers flavor, atmosphere,  and that perfect post-game experience every time.

Tucked right along Hwy 707 in Murrells Inlet, Danny’s Pizza has  quietly become a go-to spot for families, teams, and locals looking for  that authentic post-game meal.

 11916 Hwy 707, Suite A, Murrells Inlet, SC 29576

 (843) 651-7437

From the moment you walk in, it’s got that classic neighborhood pizza  shop feel — warm, casual, and built for good conversation. The kind of  place where cleats are still on, game stories are being told, and big  pies are hitting the table.

Their New York-style hand-tossed pizzas are the star — oversized  slices, crispy crust, and just the right balance of sauce and cheese.  But it doesn’t stop there. Subs, salads, and Italian favorites make it  easy for the whole family (or whole roster) to find something they like.

What really makes Danny’s stand out is the atmosphere. It’s  team-friendly, budget-friendly, and built for those moments that happen  after the final out — the laughs, the bonding, the celebrations.

Whether you’re wrapping up a tournament weekend or just looking for a  laid-back dinner spot, Danny’s Pizza delivers that perfect “Off The  Field” experience every time.

Third  Gen Electric is owned and operated by Zach and Sarah Vogler. Zach and  Sarah live in Mocksville, NC with their 3 kids, Wyatt (11), Eli (9), and  Addi (8). Zach is a third generation electrician (hence the name), who  has always dreamed of being a business owner. Zach handles the day to  day operations. Sarah is a licensed clinical therapist and runs a mental  health practice in downtown Mocksville. Sarah is the true “boss lady”  and keeps Zach in line as well as handling all social media and office  paperwork. When not at work they can usually be found at a baseball  field somewhere watching their two boys play travel baseball. They enjoy  traveling to new places, they love the beach and are huge Disney World  and Universal fanatics taking yearly trips to both parks.