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dateCreated	2014-10-07 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Crab Corner
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rev:rating	2 (xsd:int)
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rev:text	I won't be back here. The food is average yet expensive and the service is bad/rude. I will, however, throw a shout-out to the Crab Corner over on Eastern Blvd though...they were super nice. So I highly recommend you try that one instead. I ended up getting a "Combo Platter" which is your choice of (all fried) cod, shrimp, oysters, catfish, clams or chicken strips. I asked if I could get steamed/boiled shrimp instead of fried since I didn't want to consume so much fried food but was told no. Unless your body is used to eating massive amounts of fried food you may want to steer clear of this. I felt awful and hated myself the rest of the day. Our server, Jared, was well past the 'unhelpful' threshold and operated in the 'rude' category. Here's a fun exchange showing how helpful he was (verbatim): Me: How much are 6 crabs? Jared: They are priced by the dozen. Me: How much are a dozen? Jared: What size? Me: ?...Medium. Jared: $64 I think this whole exchange could have been shortened. But granted he did then tell me 6 would be $32 since I apparently don't look like the type that can do complex math with the facts thus provided. As I awaited him to come by so I could request the check, the ample time allowed me to check-in and find a deal for "any beer for $3"! Thanks Yelp! I asked to apply that to my bill as well as inform him we'd be using a Living Social. He balked at this saying you can only use one "discount". I scoffed right back so I was allowed to use both after a talk with the manager..."but just this once." Now I'm not sure if anyone else is with me, but I don't consider Groupons or Living Socials "discounts". They are marketing tools made 1) to get customers into the restaurant, 2) are pre-purchased, and 3) are known sunk costs. Whereas discounts/coupons are used to get people in but that's where the similarities end - they do not know how many people will take advantage of it, etc. Who's with me? Well we could talk the finer points of economics all day but I will close with the fact that I do not recommend this place at all.
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rev:reviewer	Dan

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