- teacher1
- First Reviewer
- 4 out of 5
- Avg. Member Rating
- 5
- Reviews
Crocodile Rocks
- February 25, 2006
- Rated 5 of 5 by
rojay127 from Richlands, North Carolina
The absolute best place to go for a laughing good time. We could have spent the entire night right here. It is a piano bar and where the players constantly play off each other. They also encourage audience participation by soliciting requests but also with friendly competition. You're going to end up at Broadway at the Beach at some point while your in Myrtle Beach. If you get half a chance, you've got to check this place out.
From journal A Few Days in Myrtle Beach
Crocodile Rocks
- June 28, 2005
- Rated 2 of 5 by
dpslade from Hoboken, New Jersey
This is a fun place, but VERY crowded. The "dueling" pianos are tremendously entertaining, but it is loud and crowded, so don't expect a quiet table to chat with your friends.
From journal Long Weekend Golf Trip to Myrtle Beach
Crocodile Rocks
- March 28, 2004
- Rated 5 of 5 by
lwhitney from Norwood, Massachusetts
This place is definitely a must see and so much fun! The musicians are great. . . they really get the crowd involved. You can sing along, request songs, and have a blast! It gets a little outrageous, but is fun for everyone!
From journal Myrtle Beach
Crocodile Rock
- November 12, 2003
- Rated 5 of 5 by
Pat110 from Loveland, Ohio
Dueling piano bar and it's a BLAST! The very talented musicians solicit requests, keep the crowd in stitches, and the audience participates in the lyrics as directed by the piano players. It is a lively and fun-filled evening as they pit the North against the South and other antics! We had so much fun that we went back the next night too!
From journal WOW! Myrtle Beach isn't JUST golf courses!
Crocodile Rocks
- June 4, 2002
- Rated 4 of 5 by
teacher1 from Conroe, Texas
This is a dueling paino bar. These men put on a great show, the best one I've seen so far. Very entertaining and also a great way to meet people of the opposite sex. $2.00 tap beer they also have mixed drinks available. If you've never been to a dueling piano bar...you can request your favorite song by writing it on a napkin and including some money ($2-$20). If there is a song playing that you don't like you just have pay more than the person who requested it. Some of the songs do get a little vulgar so don't take a really uptight person!
From journal Memorial Day vacation