Is Peninsula Grill's sinful experience still relevant or a relic of a richer time?
Unapologetically Indulgent
by Robert Moss @mossr
When I first started writing about Charleston restaurants in 2006, Peninsula Grill was riding high. The Ravenel Bridge was brand new, the city hosted its first wine and food festival, and R. W. Apple had just declared Charleston a Southern star rising…
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