
Crabbers is your go-to spot in SPRING HILL , FL for bold, flavorful seafood with a Cajun twist. Located at 2270 Commercial Way, Spring Hill, FL 34606 we specialize in Cajun-style seafood boils-packed with juicy shrimp, tender lobster tails, meaty crab legs, and all your favorites, tossed in our signature house-made Cajun seasoning. Build your own seafood bag or choose from our classic combos-served hot and full of flavor. We also offer BOGO deals and a unique ordering buffet which is an ALL YOU CAN EAT!!experience where you choose exactly what you want, how you want it. Perfect for family dinners, casual date nights, or just satisfying your seafood cravings-Crabbers brings the boil, the flavor, and the fun!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2270 Commercial Way, Spring Hill, FL 34606
Phone: (352) 600-7771
Website: http://www.crabbersspringhill.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=search
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We ordered dinner, it took the the better part of 45 to 50 minutes to receive our meal.
Menu said “comes with potatoes & corn” the corn was less than a 2″ nub with maybe 4 potatoes no bigger than a gumball. Absolutely stingy! The shrimp was bigger than the potatoes.
We didnt dislike it, but we felt like for what we paid it didnt feel like service or potatoes/corn met what we paid.
Would return, but not quickly.
2/1/2026: Anna was our waitress tonight and she was amazing as well! As usual, great and delicious food!
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I’ll be back
1st time here and it was great!
Amanda was our server, she was very friendly with a great sense of humor.
Love the medium seasoning, it was a bit spicer than our usual place in Tampa but it was very good!!!
Prices are great!!
Thank you
Selection is good and the different seasonings keep each round better and better.
Next, we ordered a half dozen of each type of oyster. They were decent, but nothing memorable. Still hungry, we decided to try a pound of scallops. To our disappointment, they were the smallest scallops we’ve ever had, and many were undercooked—some pink, some barely white.
By the end of the meal, we had spent $200 for two people and left still hungry. The only bright spot was our waitress—she was excellent, and we made sure to leave her a generous tip.
One odd moment during the night was when another server mistakenly brought us snow crabs for a different table. They looked more like blue crab legs, which confirmed how small and unimpressive the portions were. After noticing who owns the place, it became clear the seafood was imported, most likely from China.
Overall, it was a huge letdown. Sadly, we won’t be returning.
We ordered the Sea Boil, it was reasonably priced and had just enough to fill your stomach, and not leave you stuffed