
Ragin’ Crab Cafe is now open on Lowest Greenville
Ragin’ Crab Café, the seafood restaurant we wrote about in December, hosted a grand opening this weekend on Lowest Greenville in the space Kush Mediterranean Grill and Hookah Lounge once occupied. The restaurant’s selling point is fresh seafood served both steamed and seasoned as per tradition of a Louisiana crab boil. The co-owner, Steven Sohn, is a jewelry importer and also the man behind Hibashi Teppan Grill Sushi Bar in Far North Dallas. He calls this restaurant “the sist

Ragin’ Crab Cafe Open on Greenville
Ragin’ Crab Café Dallas, a new restaurant featuring top catches of fresh seafood served both steamed and seasoned in the tradition of a Louisiana crab boil, officially opened at 2100 Greenville Avenue on January 1, 2016. An official Grand Opening day with special pricing and offers will be hosted at the restaurant on Sunday, January 17. The restaurant is a sister concept to Hibashi Teppan Grill & Sushi Bar in North Dallas, across from Galleria Dallas. Ragin’ Crab Café Dal

Ragin' Crab Cafe Gets Cracking On Lower Greenville
LOWER GREENVILLE – For those in dire need of steamed crustaceans of all kinds, get to Ragin’ Crab Cafe. The new Lower Greenville seafood spot soft-opened to the public on January 1st, and will host an official grand opening celebration on Sunday, January 17. Shrimp, mussels, dungeness crab, crawfish, and lobster are all on the menu, and you can snag as much as you want during Sunday’s festivities at reduced prices. [EaterWire]

Ragin’ Crab Café is Now Open on Lower Greenville
Ragin’ Crab is a new casual restaurant on Lower Greenville that specializes in Louisiana-style seafood. The restaurant is a sister concept toHibashi Teppan Grill & Sushi Bar and is co-owned by restaurateurs Steven Sohn and Tiger Park. According to the release: The Ragin’ Crab Café features a freshest-catch menu of shrimp, crawfish, whole lobster tail, Dungeness crab, Alaskan king crab, snow crab, clams, green mussels and sea scallops among the selections. Guests choose their