$20 for $40 Worth of Seafood at Crab-N Restaurant
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Chefs blend house-made crab & roasted-pecan relish & prepare soft-shell blue crab & flour-dusted sautéed shrimp
Before fishermen discovered the edibility of fish, they used each catch as bait for larger species, hoping in the end to hook the biggest fish of all—friendship. Cast your line with today’s Groupon: for $20, you get $40 worth of seafood at Crab-N Restaurant in Aransas Pass.
At Crab-N Restaurant, chefs blend house-made sauces to spice up a diverse menu of shrimp, fish, and crab dishes primed for patrons soaking up waterfront views. A fleet of sautéed shrimp dusted in flour dock in diners' mouths ($17.99), while grilled yellow fin tuna pairs with wasabi or a reduction of balsamic vinegar, brown sugar, and ginger ($20.99). Diners dig into the fried soft-shell blue crab ($21.99) or savor the 6-ounce filet mignon ($22.99), made from only the finest of seafaring cattle. The eatery's house-made crab and shrimp butter cream sauce ($4.99) or crab and roasted-pecan relish ($6.99) add flair to any meal like a sequined napkin shot from a tabletop cannon.
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About Crab-N Restaurant
It only takes one visit to town to become acquainted with Crab-N Seafood Restaurant, a local mainstay. Travel + Leisure reports that "Repeat travelers to Rockport know to head to this popular eatery ... for their first supper in town," then adds a caveat: "If you can beat the locals [there]..."
In an area rife with seafood restaurants, it's clear that Crab-N has the recipe to success: sourcing the freshest catches and preparing them in interesting ways is likely what's given the restaurant years of loyal patronage (in this case, nearly 40). The menu includes inventive dishes such as shrimp with crabmeat stuffing, pecan-crusted flounder, and pan-seared sliced tuna over avocado with a ginger/citrus sauce. Even plain cuts are dressed up with the restaurant's homemade sauces, such as the crab-and-roasted-pecan relish. Anyone arriving with their own fresh catch can bring it in, too. As long as it's been prepped, Crab-N's kitchen will cook it for you—but probably not feed it to you.