"Built by Edward McCrady in 1788, the building that holds Charleston, South Carolina’s McCrady’s Restaurant was originally a four-story Georgian public house that once served as a charming reprise for notable Charlestonians after the Revolutionary War. New owners restored the property to its original grandeur in 1982. McCrady’s Restaurant, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and Landmarks, represents the best of the amalgam that is new southern fine dining concomitantly serving as a canvas for postmodern gastronomy."
-www.McCradysRestaurant.com