Head on over to one of these FL spots for a case of the crabs...crab legs that is! The hard-shelled critters may be tough to crack, but once you do, the tender meat inside is arguably better than lobster and sure to make your tummy happy!
More butter please!
Since 1978, Crab & Fin Restaurant has been wining and dining the patrons of St. Armands Circle with fresh from the sea lobster, king crab legs, Icelandic Char and caviar.
Find mile marker 39 along the lovely Intra Coastal Waterway on Longboat Key, and you'll find Moore's Stone Crab Restaurant, Manatee's oldest seafood place, serving the freshest grouper, snapper, lobster and shrimp.
Simple seafood brings simple pleasure to the table
The best place to go all-you-can-eat fish-n-chips, king crab and live maine lobster specials. And, of course, oysters.
Escape the typical tourist traps of the beach and head on down to Cooters, where food and fun meet! Any day, any reason…there’s always a party brewing at Cooters.
Whether you're looking to enjoy a nice dinner with family or friends or trying to get down and party, the Sloppy Pelican is for everybody! Located overlooking the water, the Sloppy offers up tasty crab legs, affordable lunch specials and entertainment from Bay area bands and DJs.
Crab, clams, shrimp, grouper and more satisfies Plant City locals and those traveling through.
The Lobster Potserves seafood, as its name may suggest. All kinds of seafood is served here, from its namesakelobster to crabs, shrimp, several varieties offish and more!If by chance you didn't come here from the seafood or came here with someone who loves it, don't worry. Landlubbers can select from a refined menu including selections such as pasta dishes, rack of lamb, steak (filet mignon is available) and pork chops. All dinner entres come with a fresh, crisp salad of garden greens.
The Casey Key Fish House is a classic, old Florida, restaurant sitting right on the water and serving a great variety of seafood.
Scenic, waterfront seafood restaurant in Tarpon Springs
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