Bailey’s Crab House and Seafood Market
7008 Hwy 98, Port St Joe, FL, 32456
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Address :
7008 Hwy 98
Port St Joe, FL, 32456 - Phone (850) 647-6161
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Specialities
- Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Music : Live, Background, Karaoke
Good For Dancing : No
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Coat Check : No
Smoking : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
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Joel M.
This place is the real deal. Stuffed oysters were AWESOME. Great crab dip too. Thoroughly enjoyed the crab stuffed fish and tilapia as well. Nice joint, would definitely go again.
(5)Richard C.
This place is nearly perfect if you like delicious seafood dishes and casual beach atmosphere.... The ingredients are fresh and everything is made right there in-house.... Crab cakes are a must with some cold beers..... Yum...... The baked oysters are terrific, very original. Poboys are very good as well & the crab dip is worth the trip alone...truly..... Open for lunch and dinner. Has a friendly bar with TVs, atmosphere is casual and fresh.
(4)J P.
This is a great little place. Seats are a little awkward and they need to give you a metal fork for the crab legs. Not a single good beer on the menu but unfortunately that seems typical in this area. The food was by far the best we've had while in the area.
(4)Mark N.
Fantastic food and fairly reasonable prices! I tried the crab cake po-boy, the raw oysters, the steamed oysters with asiago cheese (which I found much more interesting flavorwise than the parmesan most oyster bars offer as an option on oysters..), and the delicious homemade key lime pie! the crab cakes and the oysters were awesome... As a former New Orleans resident and thus picky about po-boys, I asked about where there po-boy bread comes from , they order it they don't bake it themselves, which I could easily detect, but it was decent bread.. The crab cakes were wonderful and I liked the fact that their key lime pie was sour , the way it should be, one could really taste the key limes, as the cake was not too sweet and not too creamy as many are... This is much more of a restaurant than a bar, but there is a bar to sit at with a couple TVs for watching sports, so it is sort of a combination restaurant - sports bar.. I went in winter (last night) when they have quite limited hours, just open in the evenings and closing pretty early, I assume in summer they are open much longer hours.. This restaurant/bar is very clean inside, and has very nice, clean restrooms - quite different from the typically rather divey beach area seafood bar/restaurant places in this area, which can often be rather unhygienic feeling...
(4)W D.
Good food - they really seem to try with the menu and food. Nice atmosphere - laid back, but clean and open. Had the crabcake po boy special with runny eggs on top. Very, very tasty. As was the cucumber salad. Added bonus is the fresh seafood market. Borderline 4 stars. Service is a bit hit or miss.
(3)J.c. D.
Amazing crab dip...family of seven visited on busy friday night and we all got something different. It was all good, and service was excellent. Would recommend to anyone.
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