Famous for our LIVE Alaskan King Crab Crab Pot Restaurant
      Entrees                     
       Surf      $23 to $53 (Lobster Tails
  King Crab    Snow Crab    Dungeness 
Crab Pot for One:  Half pound of each:  King, Dungeness and Snow (In-Season)
  Shrimp, Calamari or Scallops al Ajillo:  Sautéed with fresh garlic, served with bread
 Fried Halibut, Scallops, Prawns or Oysters:  Lightly house breaded and seasoned
House Reddened Halibut:   Seasoned with a blend of herbs, spices and pecans
Crab Pot Halibut:  For garlic lovers only!  Seasoned with a VERY powerful garlic sauce
Grilled Salmon:   Rubbed with our own special blend of herbs and spices
Broiled Lobster Tail:  Ten ounce
Mates Choice:  Fried Prawns, fried Scallops and fried Halibut
Captains  Choice:   House Reddened Halibut, Shrimp al-Ajillo and King Crab
Admirals Choice:  Crab Pot Halibut, Shrimp and Scallops al Ajillo, fried Prawns and King Crab
Live Alaskan King Crab is featured in-Season
 
Turf        $26 to $33
  Petite Filet Mignon - Six ounce Filet Mignon - Ten ounce  
 New York - Sixteen ounce Rib eye - Sixteen ounce
 Add sautéed Onions, Bell Peppers, Mushrooms or Bleu Cheese
Black Pepper any of our prime Steaks
 
Chicken          $21
Teriyaki Chicken Breast - with pineapple and house made sauce
 
Surf & Turf Combinations     $10 to $18 for Add-ons
To any of the adult entrees, add one of the following to create your own combination.
Fried Prawns       Shrimp al Ajillo
1/2 lb Snow Crab    1/2 lb Dungeness   1/2 lb King Crab
 
Included with the Above Entrees:
Your choice of  Crab Pot potatoes*, herbed garlic potatoes, French fries or steamed rice, and a vegetable serving. 
 
Our crab may be steamed and served with butter or
Crab Pot style:  seasoned with a blend of spices and charbroiled.
* Crab Pot potatoes:  parboiled, then cubed and fried;  served with a white garlic sauce.
 
Corner Adams & 3rd Ave  -  Open 4pm to 11pm  -   Reservations Suggested  -  224-2200
© Crab Pot Restaurant 2005             design by Pam            Menu Current:    2006
Menu Courtesy of   www.EatYourWay.com