A San Diego favorite is headed to the Valley!
PHOENIX — Another Southern California-based fast-casual chicken restaurant is making its first foray into Arizona.
The first location, at 1902 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix, is a reverse build-to-suite, which means the Crack Shack is building the restaurant at the property owner’s expense, said Briana Stewart, director of marketing for Savory Restaurant Fund, a financial backer of the chain. It's in a high-visibility location previously occupied by Brenda's Inferno sports bar, which shuttered in December 2021.
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