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    1.0 (1 review)
    Open • 11:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Crab and More - Jumbo Snow Crab

    Crab and More

    4.5(129 reviews)
    3.9 mi
    Locally owned & operated
    Family-owned & operated

    This is the first time I have been here. It was excellent customer service. Katrina was our server…read moretoday. She was very knowledgeable about the menu and personable! I would reccomend coming even just based off her interactions with us!

    My wife and I have dined at Crab & More many times, and we have been impressed every time we visit…read more Katrina assisted us while we waited to be seated and was incredibly friendly and attentive. Throughout the evening, she checked on us several times to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Her warm hospitality made us feel right at home. The food is absolutely fantastic. We love the seafood fried rice, which is packed with flavor, and one of our favorite dishes is the crawfish boil with head-on shrimp, tossed in the 2-star house sauce. The spice level is just right, and the lemon pepper adds a delicious kick. Since our first visit, we have returned many times and have also ordered takeout on numerous occasions. Every meal has been consistently fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Crab & More has quickly become one of our favorite seafood spots. The prices vary depending on what you order. The seafood fried rice is around $20 and is a great value. When we go all out and order a four-item seafood boil, it can be around $225 for two people. Dungeness crab is currently around $65 per pound, while snow crab and king crab are typically more expensive. Even with the higher cost of premium seafood, the quality, portions, flavors, and service make it worth the visit.

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    Crawfish Island

    Crawfish Island

    4.3(207 reviews)
    4.0 mi
    Family-owned & operated
    Sports on TV

    Crawfish Island in Federal Way is definitely worth a visit, and I'm happy to give this place five…read morestars. We stopped by during their happy hour, which runs Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 4 PM, and enjoyed the discounted seafood and drink specials. Our server, Sarah, was friendly, attentive, and very helpful. She explained the different crawfish and seafood boil options and made recommendations based on what we were looking for. We followed her suggestion and chose one of the combo options, and it turned out to be a great choice. The seafood boil was flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. Sarah did an excellent job making sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. I also appreciated that although the rice is served in a paper bowl, the restaurant provides ceramic plates and metal utensils, which makes the dining experience feel more comfortable and enjoyable. A couple of small things could be improved. Unlike some other seafood restaurants, there are no complimentary soft drinks when your bill reaches a certain amount, even if you are dining as a group. Since many places offer a couple of free drinks for larger orders, that would be a nice addition. Overall, though, the quality of the food, friendly service, and great recommendations from Sarah made our visit a very positive experience. We'll definitely be coming back.

    Another visit by surprise! Service was great and she wrote Happy Birthday on the table. We enjoyed…read moreour time while dining. We racked up a good amount. We ordered 4 different seafood boils, cod and catfish baskets, cheese bread and garlic noodles. Cheese cake for my birthday!!!!

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    Anthony's HomePort - HH Crispy Calamari and Oyster Shooters

    Anthony's HomePort

    3.5(724 reviews)
    1.7 mi
    •$$

    Food: We got the Halibut Fish & Chips and my wife got the cod fish and chips both were fantastic…read moreand I highly recommend Service: Fine nothing special Ambiance: We sat out on the deck I thought the views were nice Verdict: I'd go again

    Most of the negative reviews on this seem to be due to service or rather the lack of it. We came in…read morewith a party of 17, so if your service was slower yesterday, it was because of us. Naturally, our service was attentive. But it must not be that bad if this place doesn't even get J-curved by new accounts without PFPs. My negative comments will be about the food of course because a generic chain like this sets off all my pet peeves. For example, I've always disliked the hard table bread with the spread. Same with the calamari in small crumbling pieces, which I'm pretty sure comes from their commercial distributor. The cocktail and ahi nachos were a hit, but those are hard to mess up. Clam chowder was fine. I do think they put a decent amount of alcohol in their cocktails as I could feel the buzz from the old fashioned. Or maybe that was all the red wine I drank. Lol. To me, all the fish are overcooked, bland, and a tad dry. We asked for the ahi medium rare. I wouldn't consider the one we got to be medium rare. I agree with the sentiment that you come to a place like this for the view and the "dining experience." The food is not bad, but it is very safe and lightly seasoned for your average American.

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