Last Friday, I once again had the pleasure of dining at Charley's Crab, a Ft. Lauderdale Waterfront Restaurant located on the Intracoastal Waterway.  My Friend, Tiffany, accompanied me and we chose outdoor seating so that could we could enjoy the fabulous weather and Waterfront views.

Charley's Crab offers a Raw Bar and a great selection of Fresh Fish, Shrimp, Prime Rib, Steak, Chicken, Crab, and Lobster for Dinner and Lunch, in addition to Sandwiches and Salads.

For Lunch, I ordered Calamari as an Appetizer and Coconut Crunchy Shrimp with Ginger Rice and Sweet Plum Sauce as my Entrée, which were both delicious.

View Charley's Crab Lunch Menu.
View Charley's Crab Dinner Menu.

Charley's Crab can accommodate parties of up to 450 Indoors and 350 on the Outdoor Patio. If you would like to arrive by Boat instead of Car, complimentary Docking assistance is available.  I noticed several Diners who arrived by Boat to enjoy an afternoon Lunch on the Patio.

Charley's Crab is popular with both Locals and Visitors alike.   During Lunch, our Waiter, Keith, who provided excellent service, told us that Zach Thomas of the Kansas City Chiefs was Dining inside and autographed a Menu for him and took a picture with him.

If you're interested in Ft. Lauderdale Waterfront Restaurants, Charley's Crab would certainly be a great choice.   Charley's Crab is located at 3000 NE 32^nd Avenue close to Oakland Park Blvd. and A1A.  Their phone number is (954) 561-4800.

While there, I shot pictures of the Intracoastal Waterway and Homes across from Charley's Crab.  The 2 Homes pictured on the inside Corners are located on Intracoastal Point Lots and are listed for sale for $5,400,000 and $4,500,000.  The Homes across from Charley's Crab are located in the Community of Coral Ridge Galt.   There are currently 26 Coral Ridge Waterfront Homes for Sale with a price range of $679,000 - $5,400,000.  Click here to view the Waterfront Homes for Sale in Coral Ridge.   Coral Ridge Waterfront Homes feature wide, deep Canals, and no Fixed Bridge access (in most areas) to the Intracoastal, which is perfect for large Vessels.