Food & Wine just published their list of the Best Classic Restaurants in Every State. We are thrilled to be included – check out the full article here and start planning your road trip now!

The Crook’s Corner Book Prize announced its 2020 winner at a festive event on Monday evening. Chapel Hill native Devi Laskar’s The Atlas of Reds and Blues won not only the $5000 prize but also a free glass of wine every day for a year at Crook’s. You can read all about it in this Indy Week piece.

We’ll be cooking up some big batches of collards and black-eyed peas for pick up on New Year’s Eve from 5:30 pm – 6 pm. Gotta have them for your New Year’s Day luck plate! Taking orders now at www.crookscorner.com/holidayorders.

Allow me to distract your busy minds with a few words about our favorite Corner…. First, we have Fried Oysters. They are part of a beautiful medley of fried shrimp and vegetables with our classic roasted garlic mayo. The market price remains high, but feel free to ask for a plate of oysters alone if […]

For many years now, we have had the privilege of displaying Elaine O’Neil’s art quilts during the month of December. This December her work features many of our favorite places like The Crunkleton, Neal’s Deli, IP III and of course Crook’s Corner. Stop by and see it!