This Tasty Arkansas Seafood Restaurant Is Home To The Biggest Crab Legs We’ve Ever Seen

We love to eat tasty food in Arkansas, and we especially enjoy eating fried catfish. But we also love all kinds of seafood helpings, and the bigger the portions, the better it is. Luckily, there is a restaurant in Arkansas serving some of the biggest crab legs that we’ve ever seen. And that eatery is Underwater Seafood, home of the jumbo crab.

Located in the heart of Pine Bluff on Cherry Street is Underwater Seafood restaurant.

This newly opened eatery is serving some of the best seafood in the Arkansas Delta area. Patrons rave about the various Cajun-inspired platters, and we recommend trying them all.

Of course, we all love fried catfish, but Underwater’s specialty is the seafood boil. The eatery has various combinations that will satisfy your seafood cravings.

And with popular items like the captain, the shipmate, and the anchor, you’ll find something that you will love.

All are served with the hearty seafood boil fixins of potatoes, corn, and boiled eggs. Not only is the food mouthwatering, but the plates are also piled high with yummy goodness.

But if seafood boil is not your thing, no worries, there are other items that are equally delicious...

…like this salmon, shrimp, and rice platter…yum!

And if you’re on the go and need a quick bite, you’ll love the seafood potato that is loaded with crab, crawfish, shrimp, and sausage...

…then it’s covered with cheese and sauce of your choice.

But what makes this seafood joint stand out amongst the rest, is that it’s the home to the biggest crab legs we’ve ever seen.

And the clusters are so big that they almost cover the entire platter. It’s no surprise the eatery prides itself on being the home of the jumbo crab.

One thing’s for sure, you won’t leave this restaurant hungry. In fact, you’ll wish that you had room to eat more.

So, are you ready to eat the biggest crab legs you’ve ever seen? Then head to the Underwater Seafood website and place your order today. And for more information regarding hours and specials, check out the Facebook page.

And while you’re in Pine Bluff, you must visit the starting point for the longest bayou in the world.