
In Albany, GA! As Viet-Cajun style seafood restaurant & bar we offer the freshest and juiciest seafood in the area. The Vietnamese inspired bagged seafood boil began in Texas after Hurricane a Katrina and has become increasingly popular, making its way to the East coast. Customers will be able to choose from their favorite seafoods and customize their flavor with King Claws signature sauces. We are a family friendly business and we strive to uphold exceptional customer service!
Hours
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 12–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 12–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12–11 PM |
| Saturday | 12–11 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2841 Ledo Rd, Albany, GA 31707
Phone: (229) 496-6560
Website: https://www.thekingclaw.com/?olonwp=JjBtp_vMLk25gkYh_bnoiQ
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Reviews
Ughhh I hate when I go back again and the service has depleted! Why did my waitress bring me “already squeezed” lemons for my water? And then, when I brought it to her attention, she did not apologize and had an attitude the rest of the time. The service was slow to start and the food was salty even though I asked for the very mild spice level. Sadly, I won’t be back again. (I added a picture of the squeezed lemon the waitress brought versus the fresh lemons the greeter brought when I said something about it)
One of the main issues was the slow service. Despite not being overly busy, the wait time for our meal was longer than expected, which was frustrating and set a negative tone for the evening. When the food did arrive, we found that the snow crabs were overcooked, making them tough and difficult to enjoy.
However, Claw did have its redeeming qualities. The hush puppies were excellent—crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a delightful flavor that made them a standout. Additionally, the kid-friendly menu was a pleasant surprise, offering a variety of options that appealed to our little ones.
The flavors of the seafood boil were also noteworthy. The seasoning was well-balanced, with a robust blend of spices that elevated the dish. Despite the overcooked snow crabs, the other components of the boil were cooked nicely and flavorful.
In summary, Claw had its strengths, particularly with its hush puppies, kid-friendly offerings, and the flavorful seafood boil. However, the slow service and the overcooked snow crabs contributed to an uneasy atmosphere that detracted from the overall dining experience.
Good place to sit and watch a game on many of their tvs scattered around their establishment.
The gator bites for the appetizer was a great start. They were very meaty and very flavorful. I genuinely always select gator bites when they are available on a menu and typically get disappointed, these do not do that at all. I then moved on to the overflowing basket of catfish and Cajun fries. Catfish, hot, cooked very well, just a little bland, needed a little help from my friend Tabasco. The “Cajun fries” you pay extra for was a little dash on top of your fries of their seasoning. It would be better if they had hit the spices in a large bowl and tossed the spices all over the fries then send out. Whiting and onion rings were hot, little under seasoned, but tasted good. The onion rings needed to be broken up during the frying process as they came out in a large clump.
The one extremely total negative was the coleslaw. That was not good. It was missing the vinegar and sugar that is supposed to go in slaw, it was all Mayo and was very off putting.
Overall, this was a good experience and I will return for another visit.