The Carolina Roadhouse, a well-known seafood and steakhouse in Myrtle Beach experienced a fire on Saturday morning, resulting in temporary closure. According to Capt. Jon Evans of the Myrtle Beach Fire Department, the incident occurred at 4617 N. Kings Highway, due to an issue with the HVAC unit on the roof. Fortunately, the fire was extinguished and there were no reported injuries. However, the restaurant was unable to operate for most of the day as a result. A staff member confirmed that after dealing with an electrical fire, the Carolina Roadhouse restaurant resumed business at 4 p.m.
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In 1984, California Dreaming opened its first location, ‘The Restaurant and Bar at Union Station’, in Columbia, South Carolina. Over the years, the company expanded to 14 distinctive restaurants across the Southeast, featuring 7 unique brands. Their menus showcase top-quality, locally-sourced ingredients and expertly-crafted dishes that cater to both casual and fine-dining patrons. At each of their establishments, their dedicated teams go above and beyond to provide an exceptional dining experience. These award-winning restaurants include California Dreaming, New York Prime, Joey D’s Oak Room, Chophouse ’47, Carolina Roadhouse, Gulfstream Café, and Chophouse New Orleans.