Yummy Crab
A Cajun seafood-boil spot on Ames Avenue where snow crab, shrimp and crawfish arrive by the pound with corn and potatoes. Come hungry and ready to get messy.
Yummy Crab is a seafood-boil restaurant at 7051 Ames Avenue in north Omaha, with its own website and online ordering. Ownership and history for the Omaha location are not documented in the sources reviewed, so details here are limited to the menu and ordering information found on the restaurant's own ordering page and website, and anything beyond that should be confirmed directly.
The menu is organized around seafood by the pound. Snow crab legs, king crab legs, Dungeness crab, crawfish and lobster tails are listed individually, and the combo options pair crab with shrimp in different quantities. Boils arrive with sauces and sides, and the dining experience is hands-on, so expect to crack shells and get messy at the table.
Non-boil options broaden the appeal. The online menu lists crab cakes, fried calamari, chicken wings and onion rings as appetizers, shrimp or egg fried rice, and fried baskets such as a catfish basket and combination baskets. A kids' menu is available for ages 3 to 10, and drinks include sodas, tea and flavored lemonades.
Yummy Crab suits groups who want to share a pile of seafood, and the basket and rice options work for anyone who prefers something less labor-intensive. Delivery and pickup are both offered through its ordering page. The online ordering window ran from midday into the evening when checked, but official dining hours and a phone number were not published, so call or check the site first.
What to order
View the full menu Opens Yummy Crab’s official menu
Good to know
- Delivery and pickup available through the online ordering page.
- A kids' menu for ages 3–10 is offered.
- Official dining hours and phone number were not published on the pages reviewed.
- Eating boils is hands-on; expect to crack shells.
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Hours, menus and prices come from Yummy Crab’s own website and can change, so check with them before you go. Back to Restaurants