Chow Down At These 13 All-You-Can-Eat Crab Restaurants In Maryland
Jamie Alvarenga
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It’s never a bad time to plan out your next big crab feast in Maryland. But if your favorite spots are seasonal, summer always seems to fly by and before you know it, you realize you forgot to chow down on Maryland’s state food: blue crabs. Plan ahead! Check out these 13 restaurants that offer all-you-can-eat crabs in Maryland. The best crab buffets in Maryland are sure to impress even the pickiest crab fan.
For this article, we tried sticking with seafood restaurants that we haven’t featured yet, and ones from all around the state (after all, not everybody can make it to the eastern shore). Enjoy the below list and prepare your appetite for endless steamed crabs! Not all of the restaurants below are seasonal, but be sure to double-check hours and crab availability before heading out to dine.
Dig into more of Avery's Maryland Grille with a visit to its official website.
Check out the menu at OCM Crabs.
Discover the deliciousness that awaits at Jimmy Joy's Log Cabin by reading our previous article.
Take a peek at the menu on the official website of Captain John's Crab House.
Start planning your visit to Crab Bag in Ocean City.
Follow Mike's Crab House on Facebook for more information.
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Visit the official website of Bethesda Crab House.
Check out the hours and more on the official website of Maryland Blue Crab House.
Stop by the official website of Mick's Crab House in Elkton for days, hours, and more information.
Your mouth's sure to start watering when you read all about Harris Crab House in our previous article.
Get all of the delicious details about Captain James Landing in Baltimore in our previous article
Head over to Waterman's Crab House for more information.
Learn all about Assateague Crab House in Berlin in our previous article.
Where are your favorite places to get all you can eat crabs in Maryland? Let us know in the comments!
There are even MORE crab restaurants to enjoy around Maryland. If there’s one thing that’s true about Marylanders, it’s that we take our steamed crabs very seriously. And we know it might get a little heated, but here are the 15 restaurants dishing up the best steamed crabs in Maryland.
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Aside from these all you can eat crab joints, what are the best crab restaurants in Maryland?
The best crab restaurants in Maryland serve some of the most mouthwatering crabs that you can find in the state. Here are 10 of the best crab restaurants in Maryland:
- Cantler's Riverside Inn, Annapolis
- Westpointe Crab House, Frederick
- Moe's Crabs & Seafood Carryout, Accokeek
- Captain Dan's Crab House, Eldersburg
- Lindy's Seafood, Woolford
- Mike's Restaurant & Crabhouse, Riva
- Richard's Fish & Crabs, Bel Air
- Ships Cafe Restaurant and Crab House, Catonsville
- Crab Stop, Ocean City
- Trout's House Seafood, McHenry
Here’s a previous article with some more of the best crab restaurants in Maryland.
What stereotypes are there about Maryland?
Maryland is a state with a lot of pride, but that doesn't mean all Marylanders are the same. Sure, we have more state-flag apparel than anyone in any other state... and we really love crabs... but surely, there's more to the Old Line state than crabs and flags? Right? Well, Marylanders are also known for being avid boaters, we're pretty quick to defend Natty Boh, and we'll put Old Bay on just about everything. Maybe these stereotypes about Marylanders have some teeth, after all.
What are the most popular foods in Maryland?
The cuisine in Maryland is the best in the country! Not only will you find the world's best steamed crabs and crab cakes here, but we're also home to Old Bay, the tastiest and most versatile seasoning on Earth. Anyone with a sweet tooth will be quick to mention that both Otterbein's and Berger cookies are easy to find here, and Baltimore's Pit Beef has made a name for itself as the best interpretation of BBQ in the region. Ocean City has made a name for itself with delicious salt water taffy, crabby Bloody Mary cocktails, and the best boardwalk fries you'll ever try, from Thrashers, served with vinegar. Maryland truly is a foodie's dream come true!
Which tiny restaurants in Maryland are worth trying?
Drum Point Market, in Tylerton, is the epitome of a tiny hole-in-the-wall that will blow you away with the best food around. Some other perfect tiny dining rooms include the Crab Alley in Odenton, Linda's Cafe in Lexington Park, and Peter's Carryout in Bethesda. Each one is worth a visit if you're trying to track down the tastiest meals here in Maryland!