All Charleston Restaurant Week menus are here, in one handy-dandy list!

Updated: Jan 14

The complete lineup of menus for this year’s Charleston Restaurant Week has been released and I’m the first person to share them all in one place. (You’re welcome!) So without further ado, let’s get to them!
As a reminder, this year’s event will run from Jan. 26-31, with 21 restaurants – including a record 10 new participants this year – offering specially priced three-course menus that week.
1010 Bridge ($45)
1010 Bridge Rd. ~ 681-265-0599
First Course
Butternut squash bisque with bleu cheese, walnut crumb and smoked hot honey
1010 Caesar with charred tomato, garlic croutons, parmesan foam and herb anchovy vinaigrette
Main Course
Dijon and dill-crusted salmon with potato souffle, apple-cider onions and local vegetables
Braised beef short rib with truffled middlins, harvest vegetables and braising jus
Dessert
Chocolate silk tart with graham cracker crust, toasted fluff and salted caramel
Peaches and cream cheesecake with honey oat crumble, berry coulis and Chantilly
Adelphia Sports Bar & Grille ($38)
218 Capitol St. ~ 304-343-5551
First Course
Deep-fried feta
Beef or chicken souvlaki
Main Course
Greek lamb chops with greens, potatoes and Greek side salad
Greek pan-seared mahi mahi with greens, tomatoes, kalamata olives, feta and Greek side salad
Dessert
Baklava with honey, vanilla ice cream and chocolate drizzle
Lava cake with vanilla ice cream
Black Sheep Burritos and Brews ($35)
702 Quarrier St. ~ 304-343-2739
First Course
Mini kraut balls with Fantasy Island dipping sauce
Deviled eggs and candied meat candy
Main Course
Chicken schnitzel gravy train with jager gravy, mustard cream sauce and peppercorn gravy
Brined and sous vide bone-in pork chop with blackberry-balsamic compote, served with mashed potatoes and German apples
Dessert
Housemade cream Puffs with choice of two flavors
Bourbon Street Bistro ($40)
714 Lee St. ~ 304-982-5003
First Course
Roasted chicken and andouille gumbo, served with grilled New Orleans French bread
Bistro house Salad with spring mix, carrot, cucumber, red onion, tomato, cheddar cheese, boiled egg and croutons
Main Course
Prawns or petite filet served over polenta, chevre cheese, fried okra, apple smoked bacon, sunny side up eggs and chives
Bourbon char-smoked alligator ribs and beer-braised gator sausage with peach bourbon BBQ sauce, roasted red potato salad and corn-on-the-cob
Dessert
Pecan pie
Carrot cake
Bricks & Barrels ($45)
1214 Smith St. ~ 681-265-9222
First Course
Jumbo jerk shrimp served with our housemade signature sauce
Lasagna noodle soup with a creamy marinara base, lasagna noodles, ground beef, Italian herbs, ricotta and mozzarella
Main Course
CAB Prime filet medallions topped with cowboy butter and served with creamy four-cheese mashed potatoes and broccolini
Chicken carbonara with Parmesan-encrusted chicken over angel hair pasta tossed in a house-made Parmesan cream sauce, finished with bacon crumbles
Dessert
Butter pecan cake featuring rich vanilla butter cake with toasted pecans, layered with silky buttercream frosting and finished with a rich caramel drip
Classic New York-style cheesecake topped with your choice of chocolate, caramel or strawberry drizzle
The Bucket at Eagle View ($30)
530 Silver Maple Ridge ~ 304-935-5717
First Course
Burning couch bites, featuring stuffed, crispy, fiery bite-sized stuffed jalapenos
Classic WV-style pepperoni roll, halved and served warm with marinara for dipping
Main Course
The Bucket Burger, featuring a juicy house-ground beef patty topped with your choice of fixings, served with fries
12 crispy wings tossed in your choice of sauce
Dessert
Sweet Gauley Fries, featuring crispy sweet potato fries dusted with cinnamon sugar and served with a side of warm caramel dipping sauce
Sweet Bucket Balls, featuring deep-fried dough balls coated in powdered sugar and filled with sweet cream or fruit preserves
Fazio’s ($45)
1008 Bullitt St. ~ 304-344-3071
First Course
Lasagna bites featuring signature lasagna, breaded and deep-fried and served with homemade marinara
Italian sausage-stuffed banana peppers smothered in fresh meat sauce and mozzarella cheese
Main Course
Cheese-stuffed tortellini with choice of meat sauce, marinara or cream sauce, served with Italian house salad
Combination of baked manicotti and cannelloni topped with fresh meat sauce and mozzarella cheese, served with Italian house salad
Dessert
Traditional Italian tiramisu topped with housemade berry compote
Cannolis made fresh in house with traditional Italian ingredients
Fernbank Public House ($35)
1034 Bridge Rd. ~ 304-346-9935
First Course
Smoked pork shoulder sliders with spicy BBQ sauce and homemade slaw
Mexican street corn dip with chorizo, with guacamole and housemade tortilla chips
Main Course
Beef tenderloin tacos with shredded hearts of romaine, pickled red onion, queso fresco, chipotle-ranch drizzle and fresh cilantro
Prime rib quesadilla with sauteed peppers, onions, candied jalapenos, avocado-line ranch drizzle and fresh cilantro
Dessert
Lemon-blueberry cheesecake with blueberry compote
Cinnamon-sugar sopapillas with vanilla ice cream, caramel sauce and fresh strawberries
The Fort Bar & Grill ($45)
100 Cantley Dr. ~ 681-205-8051
First Course
Cucumber bruschetta topped with marinated cucumbers, fresh herbs, whipped feta spread
Roasted pear and blue cheese salad with candied walnuts, mixed greens and house red-wine vinaigrette
Main Course
Slow-braised roasted pork shank with roasted vegetables, cheddar-whipped potatoes and rich pan jus
Mediterranean-roasted chicken skewers with lemon-roasted potatoes, cucumber yogurt sauce and bleu cheese crumbles
Dessert
Crème brulee finished with a crisp caramelized sugar crust
Apple crumble cheesecake baked with spiced apples and a buttery crumble
Kel’s Tavern ($35)
222 W. Washington St. ~ 304-347-8577
First Course
Pan-seared scallops over silky sweet corn puree
Creamy fresh lobster bisque with aromatic herbs and a hint of sherry, garnished with chives
Main Course
Apple brandy-glazed, center-cut, bone-in pork chop with Brussels sprouts sauteed in onions and finished with bacon and balsamic reduction
Pan-seared salmon finished with brown butter beurre blanc sauce and fresh herbs served over a bed of creamy Parmesan risotto
Dessert
House-made Bananas Foster bread pudding with warm spices, topped with housemade rum sauce and flambeed to a delightful finish
Vanilla bean crème brulée topped with caramelized sugar crust, berries and whipped cream
Kita Modern Japanese ($62)
2815 Mountaineer Blvd. ~ 304-205-5200
First Course
Creamy ginger salad
Miso or onion soup
Main Course
Sushi sashimi platter with choice of Cajun Tuna or Fiesta Roll, featuring four nigiri (salmon, yellowtail, tuna, white fish) and six sashimi (two tuna, two salmon, two yellowtail)
12-ounce New York strip steak, seasoned and cooked on the robota grill
Dessert
Creamy Japanese cheesecake
Fried banana tempura with ice cream
Nawab Fine Indian Cuisine ($45)
200 35th St. SE. ~ 681-265-9777
First Course
Samosa filled with spiced potatoes and peas, served crisp and warm
Paneer pakora house-made Indian cheese fritters, gently fried in chickpea batter
Main Course
Chicken Tikka Masala in a creamy tomato sauce, served with choice of naan
Shrimp curry, served with choice of naan
Dessert
Creamy basmati rice pudding with nuts
Gulab Jamun, warm syrup-soaked milk dumplings
Olive Tree Café ($45)
333 2nd Ave., South Charleston ~ 681-265-9158
First Course
Housemade lobster bisque finished with fresh herbs
Near East Trio: baba ghanoush, classic hummus and Valbreso whipped feta topped with West Virginia honey and roasted pecans
Main Course
Fire-roasted chicken Caprese stuffed with buffalo mozzarella, vine-ripe tomatoes and fresh basil, glazed with pomegranate molasses and served with rice and roasted orzo
Tour of the Near East: fire-roasted kafta kebab, kibbeh, stuffed grape leaves, kebab-style vegetables, served with warm naan
Dessert
Chocolate decadence cake topped with Turkish coffee-infused crème fraiche and Ghirardelli chocolate
Baklava cheesecake Bananas Foster topped with crème fraiche and honey-roasted pecans
Paulie’s Fine Italian ($40)
915 Bridge Rd. ~ 681-205-2210
First Course
Paulie’s Caesar with parmesan, tomato and pangrattato
Meatballs with polenta and tomato gravy
Main Course
Sunday Ribbons with beef gravy, pappardelle pasta and Parmesan
Lobster and bowties pasta with sherry cream, tarragon and breadcrumbs
Dessert
Cannoli chips and dip with sweet ricotta and chocolate chips
Tiramisu cheesecake with espresso, mascarpone and ladyfingers
Pies & Pints ($30)
222 Capitol St. ~ 304-342-7437
First Course
House salad with choice of dressing
Garlic knots with warm pizza sauce
Main Course
Barbacoa 10” pizza with red onions, black beans, Mama Lil’s pork, chipotle sauce crème fraiche and cilantro
Margherita 10” pizza with fresh mozzarella, fresh basil, Parmesan, olive oil, fresh garlic and tomato sauce
Dessert
Cheesecake with raspberry or chocolate sauce
Chocolate peanut butter brownie terrine, featuring layers of brownie and peanut butter covered with chocolate ganache
Quarrier Diner ($29)
1022 Quarrier St. ~ 681-265-1164
First Course
Wedge Salad with crisp iceberg lettuce topped with smoked bacon, sliced tomatoes and creamy blue cheese dressing
Golden crispy fried deviled eggs finished with paprika
Main Course
Caprese grilled chicken fettuccine pasta with fresh tomatoes, basil and mozzarella in a light garlic butter sauce
Fried hand-breaded shrimp dinner with choice of two sides
Dessert
Berry Tart, featuring a flaky pastry shell filled with vanilla cream and finished with seasonal berries
Warm spiced apples baked in a buttery shell and finished with caramel glaze
Ristorante Abruzzi ($45)
601 Morris St. ~ 681-265-3756
First Course
Braised short rib raviolo with Hernshaw Farms mushroom demi-glace and salt-cured egg yolk
Cesare Sulla Neve with kale, Caesar dressing, Pecorino Romano and pangrattato
Main Course
Rainbow trout with lemon dill linguine and asparagus
Veal Milanese with olive oil potatoes, broccolini and San Marzano tomatoes
Dessert
Chocolate olive oil cake with espresso and Chantilly
Blood orange panna cotta with almond and candied blood orange
Rollin’ Smoke BBQ ($25)
4008 Crede Dr. ~ 304-965-0808
First Course
Brisket deviled eggs topped with chopped smoked brisket and finished with BBQ rub and a light drizzle of sauce
Brisket smashed potatoes loaded with smoked brisket, whipped butter, sour cream and a dusting of seasoning
Main Course
Pulled pork platter with slow-smoked pork shoulder, hand-pulled and tossed in a signature BBQ sauce, plus any two sides
Pulled chicken platter with juicy smoked chicken, pulled and lightly sauced for a cleaner, lighter BBQ option, served with any two sides
Dessert
Brown butter caramel spiced apple cake with warm caramel sauce
Peanut butter cake with a smooth peanut butter frosting
Sam’s Uptown Café ($45)
28 Capitol St. ~ 304-346-6222
First Course
Crab salad nachos with pineapple-papaya pico, avocado crema, frisee slaw and smoked butter snow
Duck sausage on bone marrow crostini with brie, caramelized onion and balsamic glaze
Main Course
Chicken thigh and corn cake with shitake spinach beurre blanc, whipped rutabega, honey-glazed baby carrots and corn brittle
Surf and turf with a proprietary blend of elk meatball, Kobe beef and Berkshire pork cheek served with a potato cake, fried oyster and eggplant croutons, all on a bed of rich vodka sauce
Dessert
Milk chocolate terrine with Grand Marnier sauce, buttercream, shortbread crumble and toasted coconut flakes
Maple crème brulee with stewed apples, candied pecan granola and cinnamon Chantilly
Sitar of India ($25)
702 Lee St. E. ~ 304-346-3745
First Course
Pakora with any naan
Vegetable samosa with any naan
Main Course
Chicken Tikka Masala
Lamb Tikka Masala
Dessert
Gulab Jamun
Kheer
Soho’s at Capitol Market ($49)
800 Smith St. ~ 304-720-7646
First Course
Gnocchi stuffed with creamy truffle
Cucumber salad in an edible bowl made of sliced cucumbers served with fresh tender greens, toasted almonds, watermelon, goat cheese and tomatoes
Main Course
Seared rack of lamb served with mushroom risotto, green beans and tomatoes
Dessert
Chocolate mousse cake on top of a buttery Oreo cookie crumb crust
Limoncello Tartufo, a frozen dessert with a heart of limoncello covered with lemon meringue cream
For more information, visit www.facebook.com/cwvrestweek.
Steven Keith is a food writer and restaurant critic known as “The Food Guy” who writes a weekly column for the Charleston Gazette-Mail and has appeared in several state, regional and national culinary publications. Follow him online at www.wvfoodguy.com or on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest as “WV Food Guy.” He can be reached at 304-380-6096 or at wvfoodguy@aol.com.




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