SeaBlue Restaurant & Wine Bar

American · Fusion · North Myrtle Beach, SC

About

The crowd here is sparse, and the vibe is tense. SeaBlue Restaurant & Wine Bar serves Kobe beef and ingredients from its on-site garden, but a 2012 incident involving the owner harassing a gay reviewer with slurs and texts makes it a risky choice for LGBTQ+ travelers.

There's no confirmed review count or hours data to go on. Given the owner's alleged behavior, you're better off at nearby Sun City Cafe or Bonefish Grill . Check the venue's current status before visiting.

Features

  • On-site garden for fresh ingredients
  • Kobe beef on the menu
  • Owner allegedly harassed a gay reviewer

Cuisine

AmericanFusionSeafood

What people say

2 community ratings.

From the community

“Not gay friendly!”

Terrible service and homophobic comments.

A visitor · Over a year ago

“Homophobic owners and staff”

I cannot believe this place is even included on this site. Visited in May 2012 while on vacation. The food and service didn't quite match the price. I posted a review on a travel site and was then harassed by the owner and his employees, who used anti-gay slurs and sent repeated text messages forwarding my own Facebook photos of me and my partner. I also got several obscene voicemails at 1 AM one night. The police were no help, and I ultimately had to change my phone number. These people are genuinely unhinged, and I have proof to back this up. I am not some random person trying to damage a business over something trivial. Avoid this place—I am completely serious. The owner clearly has serious OCD issues and reacts badly if you give his restaurant anything less than 4 out of 5 stars. I have talked to others who were also harassed by them after posting reviews on that travel site. (I forgot to mention that the owner's wife eventually offered me $500 to remove my review. I could not believe it. Naturally, I ignored her.)

A guest · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

Is SeaBlue LGBTQ+ friendly? +

Based on a reported incident from 2012 where the owner used gay slurs against a reviewer, this venue may not be safe for LGBTQ+ patrons. We recommend contacting the restaurant directly or choosing another venue.

What type of cuisine does SeaBlue serve? +

The restaurant offers American, fusion, and seafood cuisine, with specialties like Kobe beef and ingredients from their on-site garden.

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