The Original Crab Shack app for iPhone and iPad

Now you can have instant access to our restaurant instantly from our iPhone App!
• View our Menu
• Large Group Information
• Ship our seafood to your door
• Photo & Video Gallery
• Map with Driving Directions
• Real Time Facebook Feeds
• Customer Reviews
• and So Much More!

"Where the Elite Eat in their Bare Feet"

The Original Crab Shack on Tybee Island is one of the best places in town to enjoy mouthwatering platters of seafood while taking in scenic views of the areas waterways. A casual restaurant with ample indoor and outdoor seating, the Crab Shack is a seafood lovers paradise, offering heaping platters of boiled shrimp, buckets of oysters and every type of crab imaginable. One of the most popular menu items is the low country boil, a feast featuring shrimp, corn, sausage and potatoes. Those who dare go to the Crab Shack and forgo seafood will be treated to authentic Southern barbecue, including pork and chicken. The restaurant, which has been drawing a huge crowd of both locals and visitors for more than two decades, lives by its motto "where the elite eat in their bare feet" and delivers on its promise of a good time, great service and outstanding food.

Tybee Islands Best Restaurants: Heaping platters of seafood, a gorgeous view of the creek and a lively atmosphere are all part of the appeal of the Crab Shack, a Tybee seafood restaurant that has been delighting locals and visitors for more than 20 years. Its easy to see why the popular restaurant touts the motto, "where the elite eat in their bare feet." The casual eatery, which offers ample indoor and outdoor seating, has a relaxed, island vibe while boasting some of the freshest seafood around. One of the most popular menu items is the low country boil, a perfectly seasoned mix of shrimp, corn, sausage and potatoes. Oysters and crab are also favorites, along with a host of other fresh seafood. Meat eaters will be pleased that the Crab Shack offers barbecue pork and chicken, though eating at the Crab Shack and skipping the seafood may be considered sacrilegious.