But a dynamic father-son duo with trusted opinions in the Big Easy is none other than Emeril and E.J. Lagasse. The two gave Bon Appetit Magazine a brief rundown of their their top spots to eat at ...

Fall River's legendary chef Emeril Lagasse spilled the beans on how to grill the best, juiciest steak that will have your guests begging for more. For those who prefer to pan cook their steak, Emeril ...

Photo credit: Coburn S. Let me tell you about a place where the crab cakes are so legendary that people willingly drive past dozens of other perfectly respectable seafood joints just to get their fix.

Photo credit: RunAway B. Let me tell you something about Maryland and crab cakes – this relationship is serious business. It’s like New Yorkers with their pizza or Chicagoans with their hot dogs – ...

Photo credit: Danny J. Let me tell you something about Maryland and crab cakes – it’s not just food here, it’s identity. It’s heritage wrapped in breadcrumbs and Old Bay. It’s the thing your aunt ...

Photo Credit: Jen D. Let me tell you about a little sunshine-yellow building that’s hiding some of the most magnificent crab cakes this side of the Atlantic. The Brass Monkey isn’t trying to be fancy ...

Don’t let the modest exterior fool you – this unassuming building houses what might be the most mind-blowing crab cakes in the entire Commonwealth of Virginia. The unassuming exterior of Captain ...

But locals know that Captain Pell’s Fairfax Crabhouse houses crab cakes so magnificent they’ve inspired multi-hour road trips and fierce loyalty among seafood enthusiasts throughout the DMV area. The ...

Photo Credit: Kathy Prince Let’s talk about those crab cakes, shall we? These aren’t your run-of-the-mill, mostly-breadcrumb affairs that leave you wondering if you accidentally ordered a hush puppy.

There’s a bright yellow building on St. Pete Beach where locals whisper about crab cakes with religious reverence, and out-of-towners accidentally discover what might be their new life purpose between ...

But locals know better than to overlook the Original Oyster House, where seafood magic happens daily and the crab cakes might just change your life. That iconic red neon sign has been beckoning hungry ...

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