Murrells Inlet Welcomes Change as Old Chicago Pizza Closes, Bohemian Bull Tavern to Open Soon

Murrells Inlet Says Goodbye to Old Chicago Pizza as New Tavern Set to Arrive

Murrells Inlet residents, get ready for some changes! Old Chicago Pizza, a beloved pizza spot in town, will be serving its last pies on November 30. After that, fans of favorite comfort foods will have something new to look forward to—a Charleston-based tavern called Bohemian Bull Tavern and Beer Garden, which is making its way to the heart of the community!

Out with the Old, in with the New

It’s always a bit bittersweet to say goodbye to a local hangout. The news of Old Chicago Pizza’s closure was confirmed by none other than Ryan MacDonald, the manager of the pizza place. He shared that the restaurant has been a mainstay at 2859 S U.S. 17 Business but will hang up its apron for good by the end of the month.

For fans of delicious pizzas and tasty wings, it’s a chance to reminisce while looking forward to something exciting just around the corner! Enter Bohemian Bull Tavern, the new kid on the block. This tavern is set to open in the first half of 2025 and promises to bring a fresh vibe to the dining scene in Murrells Inlet.

What to Expect from Bohemian Bull Tavern

So what exactly is Bohemian Bull Tavern bringing to the table? Known for its classic bar food with a twist of elegance, the menu will feature mouthwatering options such as wings, burgers, and wraps. But that’s not all! They’ll also have a variety of signature cocktails and craft beers to quench your thirst and make your dining experience even more enjoyable.

According to Derek Renckert, a partner of Bohemian Bull, the tavern is expanding its brand in the southeastern U.S. and will soon have locations in Texas, Florida, and other cities in South Carolina. The Murrells Inlet location is eagerly anticipated as one of many franchises that are gearing up to open next year. That’s right—Bohemian Bull is not just stopping in Murrells Inlet but is set to launch multiple franchises in 2025!

Employee Transition: Keeping the Family Together

One of the delightful pieces of news amidst this transition is that Bohemian Bull Tavern is looking to retain staff from Old Chicago Pizza. It’s always wonderful to see local establishments making an effort to keep employees on board, ensuring that familiar faces will continue to serve the community.

With its history in Charleston, Bohemian Bull comes with a reputation for being more than just a place to grab a quick bite. It embodies an atmosphere where friends gather to relax and enjoy good food. The incoming tavern aims to create a warm environment filled with laughter, delicious dishes, and plenty of options to eat and drink.

A New Era for Murrells Inlet

The closure of Old Chicago Pizza marks an end of an era, but the arrival of Bohemian Bull Tavern heralds a new chapter for Murrells Inlet. As the countdown to the end of November begins, pizza lovers might find themselves savoring their last slices while anticipating new recipes that will soon delight their taste buds.

If you’re in the area, take the opportunity to drop by Old Chicago Pizza one last time before they close, and mark your calendars for the exciting opening of Bohemian Bull Tavern in the not-so-distant future. Here’s to new beginnings, delicious eats, and good times ahead!


Author: HERE Charleston

HERE Charleston

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