6.6/10
AI-generated summary
All you can eat crab and for about $115 a person, cooked to order instead of sitting in a buffet tray. The room looks rough but people say the is fresh and the night is loud and fun. Others report stingy portions, tiny cakes, and a server who disappears when you want to order more.
“Lobster was pretty trash tier, some dishes were absolutely ridiculous in terms of value & portion size (e.g. the lobster cakes were literally 3pc the size of a quarter each, some of the steamed shrimp were sauced shell-on), but the scallops were absolute fire.”
H3
“I love Crab House with their all you can eat seafood and lobster. I like the quality because you can order as often as you like and the food is cooked fresh instead of sitting there like a buffet.”
H3
“Great food but kind of expensive”
H2
“the Crab House Brooklyn on Surf Ave was pretty good, didn't have any server problems and food came out pretty quickly”
H2
“astoria seafood and the crab houses are the point at the fish on ice and eat off paper kind, which are genuinely great”
H2
“We enjoyed Crab House- they do seafood boils there. Not cheap but messy good eats.”
H2
“Crab House? Fits the bill perfectly, I'd say. Great for kids.”
H2
“Crab house is extremely pricey but was pretty good when I went”
H2
“If quantity is what you are looking for, check out Crab House in midtown. All the crab and lobster you can house in 2 hours, and they are great about keeping it coming.”
H2
“When you walk in, the decor makes you think that you are guaranteed to get food poisoning, but it's actually terrific and the shellfish is definitely fresh.”
H2
“I was going to say “Crab House” for AYCE crab legs. It’s not a classy joint. And people judge me with serious side-eye for liking that restaurant. But what can I say? I’m a sucker for crab.”
H2
“i’ve been to the crab house that’s in the 50s and had the best time! i think it’d be really fun for a birthday - it’s pretty vibey/feels high energy, service is good and we liked everything except for the oysters.”
H2