The Crab Pot Seattle
$$$ • Seafood, Gluten-Free, Vegetarian
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1301 Alaskan Way Pier 57, 1305 Alaskan Wy, Seattle
(206) 624-1890
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The seafood was clearly old, not fresh. The lobster was so old, I mistook it for crab. For $240 (Meal and 3 alcoholic beverages for 2 adults) I would have expected much better quality food. Save your money!!!!!
One of the worst seafood boils we have ever had. Everything was horribly over cooked. The service was just as poor. The only upside is the manager was kind enough to comp the boil as it was 90$ (!) a person and 75% of it went uneaten due to how over done it was.
We asked for plates to share our appetizer and it took almost 10 minutes (until she brought our main course out) to get the plates. Do not recommend if you’re from an area where you know what seafood is actually supposed...read full review
I don’t like all seafood, but ordered things that I thought were safe- splitting it with my boyfriend who does like seafood, luckily, cause he had to eat 99% of it.
We ended up complaining about the calamari after specifically asking it not be over cooked. The processed ‘strips’ were so rubbery even he refused to eat them.
I also when the waitress asked me if I wanted a refill of Lemonade and I specifically asked if it was free- it wasn’t- but she said it was and...read full review
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| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
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The Crab Pot Seattle is a popular seafood restaurant located on the scenic waterfront at Pier 57. The restaurant offers a unique and interactive dining experience, with its famous seafood boils being the highlight of the menu. Diners can enjoy a generous assortment of fresh and flavorful Dungeness crab, snow crab, shrimp, clams, mussels, andouille sausage, corn on the cob, and red potatoes, all served directly on the table for a fun and hands-on meal. The casual and lively atmosphere, with its nautical theme and stunning views of the Puget Sound, creates a perfect setting for families, groups of friends, and tourists looking to indulge in a hearty seafood feast. The service is friendly and efficient, and the restaurant offers good value for money, with generous portion sizes and reasonable prices. While the restaurant can get quite crowded during peak hours, making a reservation or arriving early can help ensure a smooth and enjoyable dining experience. The food was great, and the waitress was very attentive. The clam chowder was better, and the salmon wasn't overcooked, making the meal much more worth the cost. The restaurant is also known for its friendly host and attentive server, who provides knowledgeable and personalized service, ensuring that guests feel welcomed and well cared for. Although there is little elbow room, and diners know they are overpaying for largely local cuisine, everyone loved it and had a good time. The restaurant is kid-friendly, and the salmon was enjoyed by many. The Crab Pot is a place everyone should try at least once. Recent visitors praised the delicious salmon chowder, sourdough bread, crab stuffed mushroom, and crab scampi, describing everything as flavorful and fresh. The restaurant's location near the ferry in a touristy spot shows how popular it is, and the humorous souvenirs and unique decoration add to its charm. The staff received compliments for their friendly and helpful service, especially when accommodating sharing dishes. The Pacific pot was also highlighted as particularly delicious. Overall, many visitors find this place to be a fun, tasty, and affordable seafood experience with a lively atmosphere and great service.