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The Original Crabby Bill's

401 Gulf Blvd Indian Rocks Beach, FL 33785

Pinellas County

(727) 595-4825

[email protected]

www.crabbybillsirb.com

Hours: Monday - Thursday 11AM–10PM Friday 11AM–12AM Saturday 8AM–12AM Sunday 8AM–10PM

Our passion is seafood, and we strive to find only the best ingredients for our guests. We offer breakfast, daily specials, happy hour, and live music every day in our Loading Dock!

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  • Philly Grouper

    fresh gulf grouper grilled, smothered in american cheese, sauteed onions and hot peppers served on a toasted amoroso roll

    14.49

  • Florida Alligator Bites

    florida gator tail dusted in seasoned flour and flash fried served with stone sauce

    8.99

  • Fish And Chips

    haddock filets dipped in crabby's beer-batter and fried to a light crispy crunch

    16.49

  • House Salad

    6.99

  • Key Lime Pie

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