Crazy Crab Seafood & Grill location on New Garden closes permanently

Crazy Crab Seafood & Grill now joins three other businesses that occupied the 1653 New Garden Road location since its construction to close: Carrabba’s, Stan and Eddie’s, and NOLA Seafood & Steakhouse.

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Crazy Crab Seafood & Grill location on New Garden closes permanently

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