USA, SC: 357 Brewers bringing a new brewery to Myrtle Beach

The Myrtle Beach community is getting the first look at renderings of a waterfront craft brewery coming to the area, WMBF reported on May 6.

357 Brewers says it’s bringing a three-plus-acre coastal campus to the Grande Dunes Marina. The company released the first renderings of it on May 6.

Some of the features of the campus include the 10,000-square-foot brewery, which the company said will have modern 15-barrel and three-barrel pilot brewing systems.

There will also be indoor and outdoor bars along with indoor and outdoor dining, a news release states.

Besides the food and drinks, there will be a music yard for live performances and events.

“We’re not just building a brewery—we’re building a destination,” 357 Brewers founder Nick Vaugh said. “357 Brewers is where big ideas, bold flavors, and coastal energy collide. It’s designed to be unforgettable—from the beer to the experience.”

357 Brewers says the design of the campus builds on the momentum of its sister concept, 357 Raw Coastal Bar, which opened earlier this year.

In a news release from the South Carolina Governor’s Office, officials said that 357 Brewers invested $6.4 million into the new brewery.

That news release also stated that it’s expected to open in the summer of 2026.