The Juicy Crab East Point

Ridiculously delicious!! First time visiting and we were very impressed. Fantastic seasoning….large portions….and amazing customer service. Friendly atmosphere with lots of smiling faces. We do not visit Atlanta often but when we come back this will definitely be our stop for food. Thank you Juicy Crab for giving my daughter and I a great experience to end our mother-daughter date. Tiffany was our server and she was perfect!

Came here tonight on a Saturday evening. It wasn’t very busy it was also January 1st and a lot of places were closed for the holiday. We had a taste for seafood and decided to come here. We ordered the Green mussels+Shrimp combo which came with a potato and corn. Also ordered fried catfish, sweet potato fries and regular fries. Everything was really good. The only thing I would make a slight complaint about is the sauce/flavor for the combo. It was a little too salty. Dee was my server. She was so great, attentive, knowledgeable of the items on the menu, made great suggestions, kind and just a dope server. I will be back because of her. I don’t know if your other servers are like her but she said be a lead and train others. She would be the reason the establishment gets a top rating from the Secret Shoppers. She did what she was supposed to do. She’s awesome. Thanks Dee!

Really good seafood boil. Love coming to camp creek location. We had a great waiter named Tariq so kind and had our food out fast! Will come back again.

The food was good so was the customer service. The food didn’t take that long to come out it was a very chill atmosphere 7/10. I absolutely loved the fries tho!

Never Consistent. Ever. My first experience was eating here was 18months ago and it was awesome. The second time, there was too much salt in the juice for the shrimp bag. The third time was a week ago and it was great. And this time , it was enough garlic pieces in my bag to raise the dead. I actually thought it was rice that’s how much it was! The Camp Creek location sucks as do all the restaurants in the Marketplace besides fast food. Why is it always the south side of Atlanta’s restaurants that suffer. The money is more than present. It’s as if because we’re black or minorities we aren’t worthy of any better service or higher standards. I’ll just go elsewhere!