LG’s on the Creek offers new concept in Tanner Plantation

By Rob Young | Wednesday, November 7, 2012

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Rob Young: The Fat Guy pie from LG’s on the Creek.

LG's by the Creek

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  • Bruschetta from LG’s on the Creek.
    ( Rob Young ) Bruschetta from LG’s on the Creek.

  • Bruschetta from LG’s on the Creek.
    ( Rob Young ) Bruschetta from LG’s on the Creek.

If you go

What: LG’s by the Creek

Where: 1005 Tanner Ford Blvd., Suite 105, Hanahan

Hours: 11 a.m.-2 a.m. daily

more info: 553-8046

There’s a new neighbor knocking around Hanahan.

LG’s on the Creek has assumed the space formerly occupied by Carolina Crust Gourmet Pizza and Pub in the Tanner Plantation shopping center. It’s a new concept under new ownership, the restaurant is quick to acknowledge. And in these newly appointed quarters, LG’s enjoys ample room.

A painted brick application and warm yellow tones offer cozy surroundings. The L-shaped bar accommodates several patrons, as do a number of high-top tables and booths scattered throughout the restaurant.

Additionally, the outdoor area provides another gathering spot and a base for a game or two of cornhole.

Flatbreads, specialty pies, sandwiches and pastas make up much of LG’s menu. As pizzas go, a 10-inch costs $10, with a 16-inch pizza $15. The Fat Guy pie can make quick believers, combining chicken, red onions, bacon, cilantro and mozzarella cheese with a tangy barbecue sauce on a soft but nicely flavored crust.

And though the Whitehead may sound unappetizing, it’s a good choice featuring garlic oil, mozzarella, feta and provolone cheeses.

The bruschetta ($8) also is a solid pick, the crispy crostinis offering nice balance for the medley of tomatoes, red onions, basil and balsamic.

Among sandwiches, LG’s makes its own meatballs for its meatball sandwich ($7), and patties together a half-pound of American ground chuck into its burger ($8). Pastas and Italian entrees ($9-$10) include the standards: fettucine alfredo, spaghetti, lasagna, ravioli, eggplant parmesan and chicken parmesan.

But decidedly not standard? LG’s enthusiastic service, which should go a long way in enhancing and popularizing the restaurant.