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Captain James Crab House
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I lived in Baltimore in the late eighties and enjoyed crabs often at the neighborhood pubs as is the unique Baltimore tradition. Last year, to my astonishment, I discovered that Fell's Point lost its last Baltimore Crab Houses. {The yuppy restaurants had Alaskan King crab legs.,) Thankfully about a mile west along the harbor was Captain James. The crabs were almost as good as a neighborhood pub and crab house, but you could eat them under a canopy in the harbor, which was quite excellent. The price was reasonable, the crabs very good, and the location excellent. If you are in Fell's Point and desire real Baltimore crabs, I highly recommend this place. The restaurant is on the north of Aliceanna and was not visited. The crab house was on the south. The mussels and clams were sampled and were quite good, but not outstanding (Bertha's in Fell's Point is better for mussels.). The genuine neighborhood crabhouses in Baltimore come and go and if you do not have the time to find one Captain James is a safe choice and the view trumps hands down those neighborhood joints. If you can eat out doors and be seated around both ties and t-shirts, go there.
Pros: food, ambience, staff
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