Find The Best Crabs In Delaware In The Middle Of This Cornfield

Delaware is known for delicious seafood restaurants serving up fresh catch from the bay and ocean, and many of these charming little spots are located within a stone’s throw of the water. There is one spot far from the waves that serves up some of the best crabs you’ll ever try – you’ll find it in the middle of a cornfield.

Way out on the outskirts of Smyrna, you’ll find a quirky little restaurant in the middle of a big cornfield.

Google Street View You can find this charming crab shack at 825 Lighthouse Rd., Smyrna, DE 19977

It’s hard to miss - keep an eye out for the big Boondocks sign on the side of the road.

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The menu at Boondocks is pretty simple - Delmarva seafood and a few treats for those who prefer land food.

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Be sure to start off with some of their homemade crab chowder - it’s absolutely delicious!

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Their fresh crabs are some of the best in the state - they are juicy, meaty, and oh so flavorful.

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They also serve up giant seafood feasts that are fit to share with a table full of friends.

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Boondocks is famous for their house-made Swamp Water drink. Bring a designated driver because you’ll want a few glasses!

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From now until the end of the season, you can get All You Can Eat Crabs at Boondocks for $24 - while the crabs last!

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The quirky atmosphere of Boondocks is hard to replicate, and this charming crab shack stays open through October. However, dining in the middle of nowhere isn’t everyone’s ideal meal! If you would rather dine with a view of the water, check out one of these 10 Restaurants In Delaware With The Most Amazing Dockside Dining.

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You can find this charming crab shack at 825 Lighthouse Rd., Smyrna, DE 19977

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