Anson Restaurant Cintra McCrady's These is upscale dining.

I have done my research and looked back on previous posts. I am going this weekend with my Mother to Charleston and would like some opinions on places I have chosen. I currently have reservations for SNOB, McCrady's and...

errors? saturday night: social wine bar & restaurant sunday night: F.I.G. monday night: Chai’s Lounge & Tapas tuesday night: McCrady's gras!

Charleston Place, Peninsula Grill, McCrady's and Circa 1886...............Woodlands Inn in Summerville if you have time...........

They closed because the two chefs were going in different directions acording to the paper. I really liked the restaurant and was sad to see it close. if you want good molecular gastronomy you can still go to McCrady's though....

McCrady's in Charleston. Do the tasting menu.

://www.capecodonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20071102/NEWS11/71102008/-1/INFO If I had to guess, I’d check with McCrady's. I had a great dinner there Sat..well sourced ingredients..and very high quality New England...

Although I am sure it’s pricey, I know McCrady's does events.

I drive up from Hilton Head and stay overnight just to eat at McCrady's. Google “Chuckeats” to read his generous review.

We’ll be in Charleston this month (first time visit), and I am trying to pick 2 dinner spots. I think I have it narrowed down to Mccrady's, FIG, and Cordavi. Which 2 should I pick?

't was cordavi—that menu looked really good. another was mccrady's, which was a little too avant-garde for my wife’s tastes. have fun—it’s a great city!

I have one special occasion that I want to celebrate in Charleston and I have to stay in downtown (I’m staying on Church St). Which one of these should I go to? Looking for great food, good atmosphere. McCrady's Circa 1886...

I have had nice meals at Peninsula Grill, High Cotton, Mistrials, Blossoms, Magnolias, Cypress, Roberts, SNOBS, etc. I would like to check out McCrady's (it has opened last year I think) with a massive wine menu. I had a glass...

's and Ansons are, again, fine places but not in the top 10 in Charleston. Other places you may wish to consider would be McCrady's (in Unity Alley), and High Cotton. The old stand by’s have always been Magnolia’s,...

Charleston: McCradys over SNOB if you are looking for more creative/innovative cooking. SNOB is quite good but I wouldn’t call it adventurous. Memphis: Iris is wonderful...McEwens on Monroe is my other favorite (but I...