About Naked Crab
Naked Crab serves Louisiana-style seafood in Flushing. The room is contemporary and brick-lined. It sits at 39-16 College Point Blvd, with dine-in service, outdoor seating, delivery, and takeaway.
The kitchen focuses on seafood boils, raw bar plates, and Cajun fare. Grilled oysters, crab legs, raw oysters, garlic noodles, garlic honey butter, mac and cheese, and wings appear among the most talked-about dishes. Lunch and dinner both fit here. Dessert is part of the menu too.
Drinks cover cocktails, craft beer, wine, coffee, and happy-hour drinks. Late-night food is also available. Reservations are accepted. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted.
The dining room includes Wi-Fi, seating, high chairs, and a toilet. Wheelchair-accessible entrance and wheelchair-accessible toilet are available. The restaurant is family friendly, LGBTQ+ friendly, and transgender safe space. It also offers good-for-kids seating and accepts reservations.
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Brick, room, and table
Naked Crab is a contemporary brick-lined locale built for dine-in meals in Flushing. The room sets a clear tone before the first plate lands. Brick walls frame the space, and the seating plan includes outdoor seating for guests who want to eat outside.
Reservations are accepted, so a table can be arranged ahead of time. That matters on a night out, or when a group wants to sit down without waiting to sort out the plan at the door. Guests can move from the entrance to the table, settle in, and start with the pace they want. Some come for a quick meal. Others stay longer and use the room for a full evening.
The setting fits a seafood restaurant Flushing diners can use for a casual meal or a planned evening. It also works as a restaurant in Flushing NY with a simple split between inside seating and open-air tables. The room does the first part of the work. A host can seat a reservation, or guide a walk-in to the dining room or the outdoor area depending on the table plan that night. back to the home page
Boils and the bar
The kitchen centers Louisiana-style seafood boils. That style sets the pace of the meal. It is built for sharing, for picking through shellfish, and for the hands-on rhythm that comes with a boil spread across the table. The raw bar adds a different lane, with a colder, cleaner start before the richer dishes arrive.
The drinks list stays in the same lane as the food. Cocktails and craft beer are both part of the draw, and beer is part of the house lineup as well. Guests can begin with a drink, then move to the raw bar, then bring in a boil when the table is ready for it. The sequence changes with the order, but the bar keeps pace with the kitchen.
The place also fits the search for a Cajun restaurant Flushing diners may want when they want heat, shellfish, and a bar to match. The menu page carries the kitchen details on its own; this page keeps the focus on the room where the boil, the raw bar, and the drinks meet. see the menu page
Easy to plan
Naked Crab covers more than dinner service. Lunch, dinner, and dessert are all part of the day’s flow, so the visit can start early, run late, or end with something sweet after the main plates clear. Delivery and takeaway give the same kitchen two off-site options, while dine-in stays available for guests who want the room and the table service.
The space is set up for families. It is family friendly, good for kids, and equipped with high chairs. That makes the dining room easier to use for a mixed group, especially when younger guests come along. A family can arrive for lunch, order at the table, and stay through dessert without changing the plan.
Access and payment are straightforward. The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and the toilet is wheelchair accessible too. Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Those details cover the visit from arrival to payment, with a clear path for guests who want to sit down, order, and leave with no extra steps.
Good to Know
- Planning your visit
- Accepts reservations Guests who want a reserved table can book ahead, then arrive ready to sit down for lunch or dinner without waiting to sort out a table.
- Accessibility
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible toilet The accessible entrance and toilet support an easier path from arrival to the table, with restroom access on the same visit.
- Payment
- Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Settle the bill with a card or tap payment after the meal, so checkout stays quick at the end of a dine-in visit.
- Children
- Good for kids · High chairs Bring children along and ask for a high chair if a younger guest needs one at the table.
- Who comes here
- Family friendly · LGBTQ+ friendly · Transgender safe space The restaurant welcomes family groups, LGBTQ+ guests, and transgender guests in the same dining room.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Naked Crab take reservations?
Reservations are accepted. Guests can book ahead for lunch or dinner and plan a table before they arrive. That helps when the group wants a sit-down meal without waiting for an opening.
What payment methods are accepted?
Credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments are accepted. Guests can choose the payment method that suits them best at the end of the meal. That keeps checkout simple after dining in or picking up an order.
Is the restaurant accessible for wheelchair users?
A wheelchair-accessible entrance and a wheelchair-accessible toilet are available. Guests using mobility aids can enter and stay on site with those features in place. It makes a dine-in visit easier to plan from arrival to departure.
Can families bring children?
The restaurant is good for kids, and high chairs are available. Families can sit down for lunch or dinner with younger children at the table. It works well for a casual meal where everyone stays together.
What dining options are available?
Guests can choose dine-in, delivery, or takeaway. Outdoor seating is also available, along with lunch, dinner, dessert, and late-night food service. That gives diners room to plan a quick pickup, a full meal, or a later stop.
