How you do like your wings: hot, mild, smothered in garlic Parmesan sauce, or some other mouthwatering flavor? Most people have a favorite, even if they occasionally go astray to try out a flavor of the month, or some wacky flavor someone they’re eating with has ordered. So what’s your preference?
A while ago we published an article listing 12 places to get the best wings in South Carolina, and your comments were overwhelmingly in favor of the #3 restaurant on our list. So consider this the official “OnlyInYourState.com bump” up to the number one spot for that restaurant, a proverbial Hot Wing Destination: Fat Jack’s in Surfside Beach.
This family restaurant is a favorite among locals, visitors and first-timers — and it’s easy to see why.
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TripAdvisor/Jeffreypjacobs The menu at Fat Jack’s features 32 flavorful sauces including the traditional hot, medium and mild choices. And if you’re a real hot wing freak, you can order the Kamakaze sauce, which is super thick and super hot because it’s flavored with habanero peppers. (I’ll take those, please… )
One thing people seem to agree on the most about the atmosphere at Fat Jack’s is that the restaurant is a total ‘come as your are,’ no-frills kind of place.
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Google Maps/Joseph Parisi Like most hole-in-the-wall joints, it has a lot of character including the mascot outside the entrance and Fat Jack’s famously adorned ceiling tiles. You never know what you’ll find on the tiles above your table; you could see an advertisement, or a smattering of alcoholic coasters glued in an appealing arrangement up there.
Most people; however, tend to focus most of their attention on the table… and specifically on their wings.
TripAdvisor/Jeffreypjacobs
Google Maps/Jenna R The menu at Fat Jack’s is arranged to encourage you to diversify. There is a whole array of wing platters that each include two appetizers. We recommend the jalapeno poppers and the curly-Q fries.
Don’t think that just because you’re headed to a hole-in-the-wall for some grub that they skimp on their beer selection. Not this place, you’ll be happy with the domestic and foreign choices, so drink up, and enjoy!
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TripAdvisor/OSProfiler So the official OnlyInYourState bump is in place for this family eatery; but honestly they earned it long before we published it. Fat Jacks is one of those places that’s been a staple in the Myrtle Beach area since the 70s. Have you tried the Best Wings In South Carolina yet?
Fat Jack’s is located at 353 US-17 BUS, Surfside Beach, SC 29575. It’s open five days a week: Wednesday through Sunday. The hours are: Wednesday – Friday 3:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and Saturday/Sunday 12:00 noon to 8:30 p.m. Learn more on their official website, and be sure to come hungry!
Google Maps/Austin Floyd
TripAdvisor/Jeffreypjacobs
The menu at Fat Jack’s features 32 flavorful sauces including the traditional hot, medium and mild choices. And if you’re a real hot wing freak, you can order the Kamakaze sauce, which is super thick and super hot because it’s flavored with habanero peppers. (I’ll take those, please… )
TripAdvisor/travelingbillbury
Google Maps/Joseph Parisi
Like most hole-in-the-wall joints, it has a lot of character including the mascot outside the entrance and Fat Jack’s famously adorned ceiling tiles. You never know what you’ll find on the tiles above your table; you could see an advertisement, or a smattering of alcoholic coasters glued in an appealing arrangement up there.
Google Maps/Jenna R
The menu at Fat Jack’s is arranged to encourage you to diversify. There is a whole array of wing platters that each include two appetizers. We recommend the jalapeno poppers and the curly-Q fries.
TripAdvisor/OSProfiler
So the official OnlyInYourState bump is in place for this family eatery; but honestly they earned it long before we published it. Fat Jacks is one of those places that’s been a staple in the Myrtle Beach area since the 70s. Have you tried the Best Wings In South Carolina yet?
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