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Sea King Seafood Market & Crab House - Seafood Restaurant in Ellicott City, MD

Sea King Seafood Market & Crab House in Ellicott City, MD. A favorite in the Baltimore–Washington area, Sea King Seafood Market & Crab House serves the finest in prepared, cooked, and raw seafood. We are also home to Pig Picker's Memphis Style BBQ. Whether you're stopping in for a freshly prepared meal or ordering from our wide selection of raw seafood, your tastebuds will keep you coming back! Sea King Seafood Markets offers the bounty of the Chesapeake Bay—the nation’s richest source for seafood and home to the famous Maryland blue crab. Sea King has been a leader for over 50 years in serving high quality, fresh seafood in the Baltimore area. Choose from our complete menu of seafood specialties, platters, sandwiches, desserts, and party trays. The King family has been satisfying the cravings of Maryland seafood lovers for over 50 years with fresh, delicious seafood! Baltimore locals have come to know that Sea King serves exceptional seafood products with personable customer service. Fresh Seafood in a Casual Restaurant If you’ve enjoyed the fresh seafood from Sea King Seafood Markets, then get ready for a new dining experience in the same building. Our family-owned operation is now opening Sea King Crab House. Sea King Crab House offers affordable seafood that is fresh from our market, with the ambiance of a casual restaurant. Your whole family will be delighted with the same great tastes in a comfortable dine-in environment. In-House Specialities All of our spices, rubs, and recipes are developed in-house and created to bring out the best of Maryland’s seafood. Sea King Crab House carries a complete menu of fresh fish, seafood, platters, sandwiches, sides, and salads with the convenience of a full-service restaurant. We also feature a variety of delicious non-seafood items, including our special Pig Pickers Memphis Style BBQ.

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3417 Plumtree Dr, Ellicott City, MD 21042

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http://www.seaking.com/