Joe’s Stone Crab
The Bottom Line
Joe’s Stone Crab banks upon its reputation as a Miami landmark and an outstanding knack for preparing stone crabs to make it a success. They rely upon this so heavily, however, that they’re not afraid to irritate customers with excessively long wait times, no reservations and somewhat surly service. If you want the taste without the wait, get no-wait takeout from Joe’s Takeaway, located right next to the restaurant.
Joe’s Stone Crab offers a full menu of stone crab claws, other seafood, steaks, ribs and chicken. Side items include Joe’s famous hash browns and cole slaw, creamed spinach, grilled tomatoes and fresh salads. If you’re looking for this taste of Miami but live far away, Joe’s Direct ships stone crab claws in season.
From its humble origins in 1913 as a beachside seafood stand, Joe’s Stone Crab has grown to become a Miami institution. Located on the end of South Beach at 11 Washington Avenue, Joe’s serves up some of the tastiest seafood in Miami.
Joe’s, of course, is famous for stone crab claws and, in fact, claims to be the place where this tasty treat was first discovered. If you plan to dine on their signature dish, be sure to bring your credit card. Stone crab claws range in price up to $50 per serving, depending upon the size of the claws. If you’re looking for something different, there are plenty of other seafood and meat entrees on the menu in the $20-$30 price range. I heartedly recommend their seafood bisque as an excellent start to any meal at Joe’s.
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