Crabby Bill's Seafood
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5100 Gulf Blvd
St. Petersburg Beach, Florida 33706
+ 1 727 360 8858
Worst Restaurant Ever
- February 14, 2009
- Rated 1 of 5 by
PinkFloyd81 from Indianapolis, Indiana
Worst restaurant I have EVER ate at in my life. We had a 35 minute wait on a Wednesday night... After we were seated, we had to wait another 15 minutes for our server to show up to take our drink order. We ordered our dinners after that and the food took 30 minutes longer. To eat dinner was over 1 1/2 hours... Food portions were small and the food was cold when it arrived. I would not recommend this restaurant to my worst enemy! This place should be called CRAPPY BILLS!
Crabby Bill's
- November 9, 2004
- Rated 4 of 5 by
ARAMISmartinez from West Palm Beach, Florida
This place was so fun to eat at. We really had a good time. We were seated right away. The restaurant had a great view of the beach. There was this man who came to our table and took our family picture and made key chains out of them. The food was fresh and hot and yummy! Bill (the owner) himself was there, and he is a very friendly man. He took time out of his busy day to speak to us and shook our hands and even gave our daughter a cute plastic necklace with a red crab on it. The environment was family-oriented and so friendly. We enjoyed the food, as well as the ambiance. We will be returning to Crabby Bill's when we come back to St. Pete Beach!
From journal Our trip to St. Petersburg Beach, Fl
Crabby Bill's
- November 14, 2000
- Rated 1 of 5 by
Travel Queen from Roseville, California
This is a very casual restaurant right on the beach that specializes in seafood. We were there in '97 and again in October '00. We were disappointed in our October meal. The waitress talked us into "Florida Lobster" and by the time she served it, I had read over the menu thoroughly and realized that we ordered crawdads. It kind of grossed me out. It was okay tasting as long as I didn't think about it but I definitely would have ordered something different. I remember liking it more in '97 when I had crab.
From journal St. Pete's Beach