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    Capt'n Chucky's Crab Cake

    4.4 (29 reviews)
    InexpensiveDesserts, Seafood
    Closed 10:30 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Smoked Gouda shrimp and crab/ signature crab cake (both good)
    Vince S.

    I was pondering this one for awhile. I'm a huge fan of well made and crabmeat rich cakes. But my idea of a great CC has pretty steep standards, most restaurants I try them at fall short. When I see them on a menu I'll rarely try unless I'm sure of the restaurant's high standards on other ingredients and dishes. Even then it's like a 50/50 gamble. I was nearby enjoying a lobster lunch and saw the sign at the shopping center's entrance. Wha wha what? Crab cake store? I had to go. This is a small shop with one refrigerated case and a few more frozen cases. After speaking with the manager I selected 3 CCs and a few things from the frozen cases. I liked all of the crab cakes, the mega was my favorite though. This was a larger one with lump crab and also filler. I'm not a filler hater if there's crab meat mixed in and the taste is good. And that's a good description of this one. The one containing almost all meat was good too. I even enjoyed the less meat one that had Gouda mixed in. But I don't think any of these would be reordered if I had them at a restaurant. The frozen items were less enjoyable, the clam was ok but needed a lot more clam in it. The lobster Mac was not very good. The meat was diced up and only on the top, and much of that meat was the parts of the claw you really don't even want to eat( use that stuff to make bisque if anything!) Even the Mac itself was just fair. There were a few items in the freezer that I was interested in that I might have to return to I try, some stuffed breads and stuffed pasta. Also of note, they sell whole Stock's pound cakes. As for me, I don't get the pound cake passion, but I know it's a Philly and S. Jersey thing. To sum up, I think this is a cool place for locals, and I know of one who stops here once in awhile. I would revisit if nearby.

    Maryland Crab Soup

    I had such high expectations for this place since I had heard so much sponsored advertising on the radio, but what a disappointment. I had both the lobster bisque and Maryland crab soups, and both barely had any meat in them. There wasn't a single lump of meat in either soups - just small shreds. I suppose that would be fine for a canned soup from the grocery store, but not for the prices and claims ("rich Maine lobster meat," and "oodles is crab meat") of this place. I also tried four different crab/shrimp cakes and they ranged from bad to okay. The shrimp cakes were the best tasting. The smith island signature crab cakes had a decent amount of meat, but lacked the fresh crab flavor. The rock hall crab cake was just bad. The quality of the seafood is not great and it's certainly not fresh. It seems like the business is based on thawing frozen seafood and selling it as purportedly fresh seafood. One positive was the Talluto's lobster raviolis. They were probably the beat lobster raviolis I've ever had and were definitely worth the price. I'll definitely be looking for more Talluto's in the future.

    Wasabi crab dip
    Melissa G.

    Wow this place is a little gem for all your fresh seafood needs! The food was absolutely delicious. All homemade and unbelievably fresh! The shop is neat and clean and offers so many fresh and frozen options, along with friendly service. The shrimp are huge and classically delicious. The mini crab cakes had no fillers and were perfectly seasoned. The sabi sauce is like a creamy remoulade sauce that goes great with them. The wasabi crab dip served with crackers will be your new go-to appetizer for parties and way tastier than traditional recipes that are mostly cream cheese. Can't wait to go back and stock up!

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    Great crab cakes broccoli salad stuffed mushrooms... So good not to have to prepare! Just pop in the oven. Mmmm

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    So easy, so good! Big chunks of backfin greet your fork and palate. Fair price, too.

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