Joe's Crab Shack

The first restaurant that we went to while we were on our trip was Joe's Crab Shack. This is a really fun restaurant for anyone who loves the fruits of the ocean, specifically crab of all kinds.
~atmosphere
*****
(decorations are awesome! Stepping into this restaurant is just like stepping into a surf shack. Complete with a great white shark hanging from the sealing and enough fish decals to last a life time. There was even a playground for the kiddies if the wait time is long)
~food
****
(we each had something different while there but my father and I shared the Sunset Crab Bucket. This was very yummy but beware if you are not a fan of salty foods their crab buckets are not for you. While delicious and filled with everything from corn to potatoes to crab legs the broth that it is cooked in and the seasonings are very salty)
~service
***
(this could have been because we were there at a busy time of the night, but the wait staff was hard to get a hold of all night. The waitress did come around every so often do refill drinks and ask if we were doing alright but when we actually needed to get a hold of her she took a very long time to deliver us anything imcluding when we were asking for the check. On the plus side the manager was there and heard about our situation and she gave us a discount on our meal)

Total stars for this restaurant = 12 
All in all a good place to stop and eat if there is one in your neighborhood.
(Jacob took this one)
(What dad and I ordered)




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