Holy Crab - East Peoria (IL)

3 /5 Jana West: Limited options for a weekend lunch. The boil seemed to have a clump of seasoning in the middle of the bag, but there was no seasoning/flavor on the food. Hopefully, its just a bad day.

5 /5 Monica Tatum: You are greeted at the table with a smile and a basket of cheese ragoon. Its tasty. We ordered and dont get too comfortable because it doesnt take long if you order the seafood boil. They bring the bucket with your tools and almost right after that your food arrives. They added some new tools since the last time I was here. The scissors are helpful to cut the shells. The food was good. I got lemon pepper and garlic butter. My daughter got the Cajun spice and we were both satisfied at the end of our meal.

5 /5 Natalie Leon: Tasty and fair pricing! Service was prompt and environment was clean. it is good for being the only place in Peoria for a boil! Can’t get seafood boils anywhere in the area without driving 45 minutes and I’ll definitely be back to satisfy my cravings.

3 /5 Julio Villafuerte: Well i ended in this restaurant looking for seafood with cajun spicing - the offering is limited to crab, oysters, shrimp; no ample fish offering just fried catfish and tilapia. The Chardonnay was good. Service was good. No hot drinks or vegetables or greens at all. Basically everything appears to be deep fried. I tried their crab cakes which weee good. The famous hush puppies are not that great, excessively fried and i would not recommend if you have any intolerance to aged fatty acids from hot oil used to fry stuff in a restaurant. The truth beyond this experience is that apparently Peoria downtown has little to offer - so lower your expectations when coming yo Peoria.