There’s a new seafood spot in South Philly worth checking out. 🦀

Two Street Crab House is a new Black-owned restaurant serving seafood boils loaded with snow crab legs, grilled snapper, lobster mac and cheese, shrimp po’boys, and plenty more. Everything I tried was packed with flavor, and if you’re a seafood lover, this is one to add to your list.

📍Two Street Crab House

604 S 2nd St

Philadelphia, PA

Have you been yet, or what’s your go-to seafood order?

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6/29 Edited to

... Read moreTrying out Two Street Crab House is a delightful experience if you enjoy seafood with bold, comforting flavors. Their snow crab legs are generously cooked and seasoned, delivering that sweet and tender meat we all crave. What sets this spot apart is not just the variety but the way they combine traditional seafood favorites with unique Southern influences, like the lobster mac and cheese, which is creamy and perfectly cheesy – a real crowd-pleaser. I also found the shrimp po’boys especially satisfying with crispy breading and just the right amount of spice dressed with fresh lettuce and tomatoes that add crunch and balance. The grilled snapper was another highlight; it tasted fresh with a subtle smoky char from the grill, making it both healthy and delicious. Beyond the food, supporting a Black-owned business enhances the dining experience, knowing you are contributing to community growth and diversity in Philadelphia’s culinary scene. The atmosphere at Two Street Crab House stays casual and welcoming, perfect for groups or solo visits. Being located at 604 S 2nd St makes it easily accessible whether you're a local or just visiting Philly. For seafood lovers visiting Philadelphia, this new addition should definitely be on your list. It’s a spot to revisit since their menu features plenty of options to explore, each promising rich flavors and quality ingredients. Whether you're craving a classic seafood boil or something with a twist, Two Street Crab House delivers a memorable meal every time.