The Crab Pot - Messy Dining At Its Finest
The Crab Pot Restaurant & Bar is a seafood restaurant in Seattle. They have two locations. One at Pier 57 on the Seattle waterfront and another at Bellevue on Lake Bellevue (which looks more like a pond than a lake).
The Crab Pot specialty is The Seafeast. They take a variety of crab, clams, mussels, shrimp in the shell, salmon, halibut, oysters, potatoes, corn on the cob and andouille sausage steamed with mouth watering spices and pour it right on your table. They give you a bib, a craw breaker and a mallet and let you go at it. It’s not fine dining by any means but it is messy dining at its finest.
The Crab Pot is one of the most enjoyable places to eat in the Pacific Northwest. It’s a shame they don’t have any locations in Vancouver because I would be dining there a lot. If you’re every in the Seattle area, you should definitely check them out. Diner for five came to $150 with tax, tip and drinks.
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Watch out for the cholesterol!
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Reply to this commentI think that you should definitely start charging these restaurants for the privillege of having you there and giving the word of mouth about them.
$150 bucks that’s not bad at all. Seafood Yum!!!!
Reply to this commentOk this sounds like a pretty cool restaurant. But I have to ask the question what does all this stuff have anything to do with your niche (MMO/Entrepreneur)???
Reply to this commentI love your blog but some of the stuff I get confused about why you write about it.
Ryan, you are what you eat. If you really, really want to be somebody in the field of MMO, you must eat like John. So no more pizza and kebab those make Jake a dull boy (not to mention fat).
Reply to this commentI write about it because fine dining is one of the blog categories. That, and writing about it makes the dinner a business expense.
Reply to this comment“is a blog categories”?
Reply to this commentMaybe a sponsored review or something.
Reply to this commentI’ve never done a fine dinning sponsored review before. That would be cool.
Reply to this commentCome on Ryan.. The restaurant reviews are just part of the mystique of this blog.
Reply to this commentPeople REALLY need to get off John’s back with this.
At the top, it says MISCELLANEOUS ramblings. It does not say “Ramblings about how to make money online” or something of the sort.
These comments are starting to get old. Read the top for once.
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I like crabs… yummy… 
Diner for five came to $150 with tax, tip and drinks is definitely cool 
Reply to this commentWhat a feast! I like the way they serve the food, just pour everything on the table…
Reply to this commentvery very yummy!
i feel hungry 
Reply to this commentI love to eat crabs, it’s one of my favorite foods
Reply to this commentmy goodness I can never imagine a restaurant spreading food on table. lol. :mrgreen:.
Reply to this commentI live in Portland, OR about 3 hours from Seattle. I try to make it to the Crab Pot on every trip, it’s great!
Reply to this commentReminds me of Joe’s Crab Shack in Dallas, TX both for the messy dining and the sign at the front door regarding the no firearms. LOL… God bless America.
Reply to this commentThat was a lot of food, I bet in Lincoln they would do that with corn forsure!!!!
Reply to this commentSounds really good. Makes me hungry.
Reply to this commentyou should see the crab pots they serve in asia… ive eaten 5 whole crabs in one sitting before and it cost me under $20.
Reply to this commentI agree - $30/person for that…
There are seafood buffets available for a third of that price.
Reply to this commentYour restaurant reviews are fun to good to read John. Glad you do this.
Reply to this commentThat’s disgusting…
I mean the food is great!
Reply to this commentBut just mixing it all up like that - and Flopping it down on the table??
less crappy food posts and more posts about making money plz.
Reply to this commentWow, what a great deal, $150?? The other night we went out and spend $120 for just two people!
Reply to this commentThanks John,
JR
i am HUNGRY BABY
Reply to this commentHeck, I’d be lucky to go out, let alone spend money…heh heh.
Joe’s Crab Shack is a good chain restaurant. But there is/was a place in Galveston, TX (where the people like their guns…) called Fish Tails (Tales?) that had awesome calamari!
Reply to this commentaaand… what is this article doing in my inbox? I thought this was a SEO blog I subscribed to. My bad.
Reply to this commentThat looks pretty good. I don’t know about the corn on the cob though. I would think it would taste kind of gross in there with all that seafood.
Reply to this commentI’ve grown up eating food like this! It tastes so good. Definitely one of my favorite dishes.
Have you ever eaten at Paula Dean’s Restaurant in Savannah Georgia? She has a buffet with things like this on it. It’s so good.
And one thing not related to this post… I never realised it before but, you sound like Raymond on the TV show “Everybody Loves Raymond”. Kinda cool!
Reply to this commentGreat video man. That is one messy way to eat, but my Father-in-law would love it.
I will check it out if I am ever up that way.
Shannon
Reply to this commentGreat video, Johnny!
Reply to this commentGreat video, great food.
Reply to this commentJohn! Very fun. Incidentally, I blogged about my own crab-eating adventure, with a video too: http://torley.com/life-changing-experience-eat-a-whole-crab
I do like how you include other types of articles to add… flavor. ;D
Reply to this commentWow, good price. I haven’t been to Seattle since the early 90s…one of those places I’d like to get back to someday.
Reply to this commentJen and I will be in Seattle later this week for a 60 mile walk for breast cancer. We are walking with a group of affiliate marketers. We definitely want to stop by this place for dinner one night. Thanks for post!
B.T.W. - Nice shirt!
~Debby
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