Listed below are links to reviews of The Crab Cooker from around the web.
[ more from 10best]
"If you're looking for white linens, tuxedo-clad servers, and candelabras, quirky Crab Cooker probably isn't for you. But, if it's good, home-cooked crustaceans you crave, that's a whole different story...."
[ more from biggestmenu]
[ more from eatinoc]
"The Crab Cooker is a Orange County staple and they didn’t disappoint, they gave us a solid meal with good service, nothing stood out, but nothing detracted from our dinner...."
[ more from events.ocregister]
"A rustic, no-frills establishment located near the ocean, with tons of old photos on the walls, and a giant mounted fish on one wall. The menu features a variety of ocean fare: fish, crab, squid, oysters, clams mussels, and chowder...."
[ more from frommers]
"Since 1951, folks in search of fresh, well-prepared seafood have headed to this bright-red former bank building. Also a fish market, the Crab Cooker has a casual atmosphere of humble wooden tables, uncomplicated smoked and grilled preparations, and meticu..."
[ more from gayot]
| "The sister restaurant to Tustin Field's Crab Cooker, this casual fish market is so good that, according to legend, even President Nixon once stopped by---and was told to wait in line along with everybody else. In addition to several fresh fish selections,..." |
1 reviews
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[ more from gourmetpigs.blogspot]
"The crab cakes were good, but they weren't anything special. I guess they were cheaper than if we had gone to an upscale seafood restaurant?..."
[ more from judysbook]
| "The only downfall is that this place does get a bit crowded. It is a great place for a first date, or just eating with friends...." |
1 reviews
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[ more from local.yahoo]
| "Company Information: This restaurant is a well-established member of the Newport Beach dining community it has been around since the 1950s and shows no signs of aging. There is an additional location in Tustin if you are not this far south...." |
31 reviews
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[ more from local.yahoo]
| "Seafood Lovers Paradise: I love the Crab Cooker in Tustin as they have the best chowder and lite eaters plate of whitefish with two sides for a reasonable price. It is relaxing to go there at lunch time and if times does not allow, I just take a to go ord..." |
3 reviews
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[ more from ocfoodblogs.blogspot]
"Having gone to the Crab Cooker for as long as I can remember I still cherish my visits. With their authentic seafood prepared with time-honored techniques, and their decor that stubbornly refuses to yield to modernity and contemporary trendiness (even the..."
[ more from ocregister]
"I have to wonder how many times a day the top-notch, if slightly harried, servers here have to answer this question about the chowder: “Is it Manhattan or Boston? ” The Crab Cooker's chowder – proclaimed the “world's best'' on the menu – is a sort of hybr..."
[ more from ocregister]
"Fish served like this has its own glamour. One day there might be Alaskan spot shrimp, firm-fleshed shells-on crustaceans served with melted butter and almost too hot to peel...."
[ more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "How good is a 46-year-old seafood restaurant that uses paper plates? Good enough to have lines of customers waiting to get in and to have once told President Nixon he'd have to wait his turn like everyone else...." |
6 reviews
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[ more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "The lobster and Alaskan king crab are fresh off the boat and extremely popular, served with garlic mashed potato and rice pilaf sides for a filling meal. Naturally, the higher profile dishes like grilled swordfish and halibut are popular in their own righ..." |
21 reviews
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[ more from tripadvisor]
"My boyfriend saw the Crab Cooker on the Travel Channel and was dying to eat there. They wouldn't seat us one night after 9:15 even though they were open until 10:00...."
[ more from wcities]
"This restaurant is a well-established member of the Newport Beach dining community it has been around since the 1950s and shows no signs of aging. There is an additional location in Tustin if you are not this far south...."
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