Crave Kitchen & Cocktails
Crave Kitchen & Cocktails
Crave Kitchen & Cocktails
Under the award-winning culinary direction of Chef Landen Ganstrom, Crave Kitchen features American fusion-style dining in a warm, inviting atmosphere just off the Isle of Palm Connector.
Crave’s menu includes entrees like cedar plank salmon, red snapper, cowboy ribeye, Northern Italian beef and pork bolognaise and butter-poached seafood. You’ll also love our salads, soups, appetizers and sandwiches, all in healthy portions at affordable prices.
The bar area offers one of the area’s best happy hours with guests gathering around a custom-carved 30-foot mahogany bar. Craving an outdoor bistro setting for dinner? Our patio is the ideal spot.
A full complement of cocktails, as well as specialty martinis and interesting, affordable wines please diverse tastes. Diners can also satisfy their cravings with an award-winning brunch on Saturday and Sunday. You just have to experience the banana-stuffed French toast, accompanied by a Crave mimosa!
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