Shaggy's Opened New Crab House in Biloxi

A new dining destination on Beach Boulevard connects two restaurant locations via an elevated boardwalk.

Updated on Oct. 2, 2026 in Dining Out

Shaggy's Opened New Crab House in Biloxi

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Shaggy's has officially opened its new Crab House in Biloxi at 1763 to 1775 Beach Blvd. The expansion creates a destination complex by connecting two restaurants with a boardwalk, a sweet shop, a gift shop, and a stage.

Why it matters

The owners launched the crab-focused location to address a gap in the local market for specialized seafood dining. They designed the facility to encourage patrons to stay throughout the entire day or evening.

The menu features a $23.99 shrimp boil, a $19.99 surf and turf burger, and a $22.99 lobster roll BLT. The complex also offers the Full Royal Treatment feast for $279.99.

The players

Shaggy's

This restaurant group currently operates six locations, including branches in Jackson, Mississippi, and Pensacola Beach, Florida.

The details

The developers renovated the former site of Lucy's restaurant and bar to accommodate the new establishment. Guests can enjoy both indoor air-conditioned dining and outdoor seating while ordering from a selection that includes crab, lobster, shrimp, catfish, and cocktails.

Timeline

  1. Shaggy's Crab House opened in Biloxi in October 2026.

Culture Shift

The expansion reflects the broader move toward creating immersive dining complexes that prioritize dwell time over simple meal service. This shift counters traditional quick-service models by transforming restaurant sites into all-day lifestyle hubs.

Biloxi residents can now access a wider variety of crab-focused seafood options at the new Beach Boulevard location. The facility also provides expanded entertainment amenities, including a sweet shop, gift shop, and live stage for daily use.

The takeaway

The addition of this crab house signifies a strategic push to draw more tourism to the Beach Boulevard corridor. Visitors looking for a full day of activity can utilize the connected boardwalk to transition between the new seafood offerings and existing retail shops.

Further reading

Find more local restaurant updates in our Dining Out section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Biloxi Sun Herald.

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