- Sandwiches
- Seafood
- American
Barking Crab
Menu for Barking Crab
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Ratings and Reviews for Barking Crab
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May 31 2012
Iuliia Y. via Yelp
Except for nice location this place has little to offer. Super overpriced for the quality you are getting. Went there couple of times. First time got snow...read more
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May 28 2012
Lisa B. via Yelp
This review is for the bar scene on a warm Saturday night. So, your "favorite" waterfront bar (or at least the one that was suggested by a friend) is off...read more
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May 28 2012
Neil K. via Yelp
This place has the best lobster rolls in Boston. It's a great little place right on the harbor, so it has tons of character. As a result, you almost...read more
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Mar 16 2009
BeantownChic via Citysearch
I took out-of-town guests for dinner on Saturday night. We didn't have a reservation, but were quoted a 40-minute wait so we decid...read more
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Mar 14 2009
Vicky via Citysearch
We eat here at least twice a month. This is one of the coolest restaurants in Boston! They have really turned the place around f...read more
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Jan 23 2009
tourist08 via Citysearch
Over the summer, my fiance and I took a week-long vacation to the east coast. We decided to stop by the Crab for our last night b...read more
The Scene
Spend an afternoon on the deck overlooking Boston Harbor with peel-and-eat shrimp, crab claws and a pitcher of beer. It's loud, raucous and everyone has to shout to be heard; yet there's a satisfied background murmur of cracking shells and loose-lipped chowder slurps that you might not indulge inside. The indoor dining room is only slightly quieter and just as casual. Live bands entertain crowds almost daily.
The Food
Choices are classic and competent: Fried clams, shrimp, scallops, oysters, calamari and fish of the day (cod, haddock or flounder). The batter tends to be a little heavy, but it's cooked so hot and quick that the fish inside stays moist and keeps its characteristic flavor. Real plain, real fresh. Live lobster and crab (not barking, fortunately) are other house specialties.