Snow Crab Legs
Sweet, easy to crack. The table favorite.
Hands only. No forks given.

A Louisiana-style seafood boil in Oakland. Seafood by the pound, one bag, one sauce, one table.
Gloves and a bib come with the table, because the food is meant to be handled, not managed. Crab, crawfish, shrimp, corn, potato, sausage — the pot doesn't discriminate, and neither does the menu.
Louisiana gave us the method. Oakland gives us the room.
Three decisions, in the order you make them.
By the pound. Mix and match.
Sauce goes on everything.
Heat levels mean what they say.
Four levels. No surprises.
Medium
A warm glow. Most tables start here.
Sweet, easy to crack. The table favorite.
Big legs, big meat. Ask what's in today.
Whole Bay Area crab, in season.
Louisiana mudbugs, when they're running.
More flavor, more work. Worth it.
All the sauce, less peeling.
Split, boiled, sauced.
Little necks that soak up everything.
Every table gets gloves, a bib, and permission to make a mess. Takeout rides in an insulated bag so it lands hot.




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