Krabby’s

Spectacular seafood experience!! Great food — mussels, crab, shrimp, lobster, and MORE!! Seasoned well in a boil-in bag with option to add an array of seasonings, corn on the cob, sausage (spicy) and red potatoes. They can be a bit on the pricey side, especially when considering the crab legs or crab clusters. Employees are SUPER AWESOME!!

$$$$$! Service was friendly and food was quick. Had a hard time getting refills on drinks. For that amount of money refills should be given without having to stand up and track down a server for first refill and giving up on second refills. Food was ok... Again, for that amount of money I'd expect a little more food (potatoes, corn, side stuff... The crab, lobster, etc was as described) Food wasn't over the top amazing but was good. Shrimp was overcooked. Lobster wasn't over the top and was almost rubbery/ overcooked. Probably wouldn't return.

I'm visiting from Illinois - I was pondering making a seafood boil, but found this place instead! The combo bag is such a great deal! It fed 3 and we added extra veg and mussels. The waitress was a joy and helpful. When I roll through again? I'll definitely be back - but my friends will come back and enjoy until that time!

It's better than Joe's Crab Shack for sure. I mean, this is good seafood for being inland. Same quality as Bonnie & Reed's (very nice). The place seems pretty small from the outside but actually more spacious inside. It wasn't crowded but half the house was full and we weren't crammed at all. Cocktail was expensive but a darn good one, key word one only. We spent more then I wanted to but I mean, it was good stuff the shrimp was impressive and I ate until I was full. My husband and I even shared a bag, too. I DO wish we could order the butter sauce on the side (idk if you can ask for no sauce or not but it didn't seem like it was an option and I was open to trying new things). I DO like that you can order without spice seasoning. We prefer a more natural flavor when it comes to seafood. Love the bag boil concept. To reheat leftovers, just boil water and let the bag float until its reheated and voila! (Little tip from our server ????)