Heading down there this weekend and the hubby loves snow crab legs. Anyone know the best place to get them?
Thanks!
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11Beach Fanatic
the only place I've ever had them is at Pompano Joe's over in Miramar Beach, toward Destin. Get the grilled ones, and ask for extra napkins.
Beach Fanatic
Elmo's Grill near the west end of 30A has All-U-Can eat snow crab on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. I think it's $25 pp.
SoWal Insider
If you are on the East end of 30-A you could go to Bayou Bills. They have great steamed crab legs and other steamed items, fried items, etc.
What I usually do is go to Publix or Winn Dixie , buy them in the seafood dept. (they are frozen) have them steam them for free or do them yourself back at your place. You will get alot more and save some $$....
What I usually do is go to Publix or Winn Dixie , buy them in the seafood dept. (they are frozen) have them steam them for free or do them yourself back at your place. You will get alot more and save some $$....

Beach Lover
We were just down last week. Daughter ordered snow crab legs at Goatfeathers. She really enjoyed them.
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Heading down there this weekend and the hubby loves snow crab legs. Anyone know the best place to get them?
Thanks!
I bought 2 lbs today at Publix in Watercolor on sale for 4.99/lb...
Already cooked and wonderful...
P.S. This isn't really the place for crab. Try grouper, shrimp and the last of the cobia (sp?)... 2 cents, G
Beach ComberAuthor
Thanks!
Great idea! I didn't even think of that. We're trying to eat as cheaply as possible since the gas to get down there is crazy expensive. Crab legs are a huge treat for him. He won't leg himself indulge often and he saves it for going out of town on vacation. Thanks for the idea!
If you are on the East end of 30-A you could go to Bayou Bills. They have great steamed crab legs and other steamed items, fried items, etc.
What I usually do is go to Publix or Winn Dixie , buy them in the seafood dept. (they are frozen) have them steam them for free or do them yourself back at your place. You will get alot more and save some $$....
Great idea! I didn't even think of that. We're trying to eat as cheaply as possible since the gas to get down there is crazy expensive. Crab legs are a huge treat for him. He won't leg himself indulge often and he saves it for going out of town on vacation. Thanks for the idea!
SoWal Expert
I'm scared to eat King Crab which costs only $4.99 per pound. Go get you some local seafood. There's plenty of it around.
SoWal Insider
I'm scared to eat King Crab which costs only $4.99 per pound. Go get you some local seafood. There's plenty of it around.generally it is not 4.99 a pound but it is on sale this week. I have eaten it many times and I ain't dead yet - crazy? yes!!!

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I'm scared to eat King Crab which costs only $4.99 per pound. Go get you some local seafood. There's plenty of it around.
Don't be scared away just because it is such a good deal...
It's not king crab- it's snow crab. It is on sale at Publix which is a pretty dependable place. They most likely get it from the same source as most other wholesalers and retailers in the country...
All that said, I agree with JOe. If you are vacationing here- why would you order crab? Get you something fresh and local...
Order the crab when you go to New England or the Pacific Northwest. I think that is where a lot of it comes from...
SWGB
Elmo's Grill near the west end of 30A has All-U-Can eat snow crab on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. I think it's $25 pp.
If your not coming with kids you may want to find an alternative local. Otherwise I hope you like the electric slide, macarena (sp?), and conga lines.
Beach ComberAuthor
Don't be scared away just because it is such a good deal...
It's not king crab- it's snow crab. It is on sale at Publix which is a pretty dependable place. They most likely get it from the same source as most other wholesalers and retailers in the country...
All that said, I agree with JOe. If you are vacationing here- why would you order crab? Get you something fresh and local...
Order the crab when you go to New England or the Pacific Northwest. I think that is where a lot of it comes from...
I sort of explained that before, I think. It's an indulgence he doesn't indulge in except at "special" times (i.e. vacation). As for the local seafood, all seafood is not alike and just because you like snow crab, doesn't mean you like fish and shrimp.

Thank you all for the suggestions. I appreciate it!
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