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A GIF showing people eating and playing pickleball at Crush Yard.

Check out Crush Yard’s weekly specials, including discounted eats on Taco Tuesdays, Wing Wednesdays, Slider Thursdays, and Fish Fridays.

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Ready for some friendly competition this summer? Crush Yard, a unique restaurant + bar in Mount Pleasant, is serving up:

  • A delicious lunch and dinner menu with mouthwatering specials (think: $9 slider trios on Thursdays)
  • 48 beers, wines, and cocktails on tap
  • Retro + modern arcade games
  • Eight air-conditioned indoor pickleball courts
  • Free ping pong, cornhole, board games, and more

Bonus: See why their Happy Hour is a local favorite — enjoy 50% off all drinks from 4 to 7 p.m., Mondays through Thursdays.

Get ready to crush it

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