announcing OUR French Wine Dinner Sunday September 22 2024

Menu

Welcome

Fresh Oysters & Shrimp Bar

Massing Champagne 1er Cru Brut Rose

First Course Vichyssoise

Meix Poulotte Marsannay en Champs Perdrix

Second Course Crab Galette

Dom. Brigitte Cerveau Chablis 1er Cru Vaucoupin

Third Course Duck Confit Ragont n/ Fagliatelle

Dom. Vaudoisey-Creusefond Pommard

Fouth Course Deconstricted Beef Bourguignon

Meix de la Poulotte Vosne-Romanee’

Cheese Course Roquefort & Cheese delights

Chateau Ferrand Pomerol

$ 195 per person

Fire and Smoke is an upscale prime American-fusion steakhouse in Myrtle Beach offering dynamic new ways to experience food.

Owner and Chef Tyler Rice brought decades of experience in kitchens up and down the East Coast to the Grand Strand when he moved to Myrtle Beach to open Fire and Smoke. He started with a gastropub concept but quickly found out his restaurant was drawing diners seeking a higher-end menu concept which he has delivered.

Rice combines his training in classical French cooking with influences from American, Italian and Pacific Rim cuisine to create Fire and Smoke’s signature American-fusion concept.

The goal is to offer something unique at every stage of a visit to Fire and Smoke, from hand-crafted cocktails and an extensive bourbon menu to fill glasses to one-of-a-kind meals on the plate. The restaurant proudly offers a complete scratch kitchen, with everything on the menu made fresh in house from the finest and freshest ingredients.

All Fire and Smoke steaks are USDA-prime Midwestern aged beef prepared on a wood-fired grill. Seafood lovers will find as much local product as possible including grouper and snapper, but Rice also regularly flies in fresh selections on dry ice from Hawaii, including onaga, a scarlet snapper; hapu’upu’u, a Hawaiian sea bass, and sushi-grade tuna.

Steak is obviously a big part of the Fire and Smoke experience, but the restaurant’s appeal is enhanced by many other unique items on the menu. Some of the most popular items include Asian-style pork belly, a bison and wild boar meat loaf, and a best seller not found on many Southeastern menus – elk chops imported from a free range ranch in New Zealand.

Fire and Smoke offers an extensive wine menu including selections from around the globe. The restaurant was one of the first in Myrtle Beach to offer smoked cocktails and still does, and the extensive bourbon menu grows constantly, featuring everything from nearly all of WhistlePig’s selections to whiskeys by Buffalo Trace, Pappy Van Winkle and the hard-to-find Weller 12, made popular by the Yellowstone series.

There’s always something new to try at Fire and Smoke, from constantly evolving seasonal menus to the quarterly wine dinners hosted by Rice. Whether diners seek something new when they visit or want to experience a favorite menu item over and over again, Fire and Smoke will deliver.