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Crab Island Cantina temporarily closes at HarborWalk Village

Crab Island Cantina, located in HarborWalk Village on the Destin Harbor, closed suddenly on Wednesday, April 3rd. However, the Cantina will not be closed for very long. A sign just outside the restaurant reads: “Crab Island Cantina: Under New Ownership. Re-opening soon!” According to sources at HarborWalk, the Cantina is scheduled to re-open in the […]

Jared Williams

Crab Island Cantina, located in HarborWalk Village on the Destin Harbor, closed suddenly on Wednesday, April 3rd.

However, the Cantina will not be closed for very long. A sign just outside the restaurant reads:

“Crab Island Cantina: Under New Ownership. Re-opening soon!”

According to sources at HarborWalk, the Cantina is scheduled to re-open in the next 2 weeks and will be under the ownership of HarborWalk Village.

Not much is changing for Crab Island Cantina other than some revisions to the menu and some of the Cantina’s “favorite” menu items.

When asked about existing employees of Crab Island Cantina, HarborWalk Village confirmed that all employees were told they could stay on.

Crab Island Cantina originally opened in April 2012 by Chef Owner Carlos Shaffran.

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Crab Island Cantina temporarily closes at HarborWalk Village

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