McCrady's

The aged brick walls and revolutionary era artwork inside this culinary speakeasy celebrate the heart of Low Country by way of fine dining and Dixie. Rising from the swampy remains of this complicated past, bougie foodies gather around a communal bar top that welcomes everyone with modern light fixtures, warming their bellies as they sit and slurp Beausoleil oysters with horseradish and thyme. You might slice through plump, firm hedgehog mushrooms with egg yolk and nasturtium,...read full review

This is a really intimate little restaurant. I love that they offered you a glass of wine instantly before you were even in your seat. The wait staff is superb, and you basically get a private waiter for the duration of your meal. The courses moved pretty fast, so if you're doing the wine pairing, you better drink up quick or you'll have a glass poured and waiting in the wings. The best bites were the first offerings. There were three "snacks" up first that were excellent. The...read full review

If everybody ate at McCrady's there would be no war. The 9 courses prepared by Chef Norton and his mad squadron of geniuses in the silent-but-deadly kitchen were nothing short of magical. Patrick, manager to some/sommelier to some greeted us at the door with a posture that "southern comfort" would be jealous of. This meal and experience will be forever remembered by us who have experienced it this evening. Thank you all so much.