The Cajun-style seafood boil restaurant, Crab Dynasty, is coming to Sacramento’s Folsom Boulevard. A seafood boil usually features a mix of fast-cooking shellfish, sausage, potatoes, corn and Creole or Cajun seasoning cooked together in a large pot.

The Cajun-style seafood boil restaurant, Crab Dynasty, is coming to Sacramento’s Folsom Boulevard. A seafood boil usually features a mix of fast-cooking shellfish, sausage, potatoes, corn and Creole or Cajun seasoning cooked together in a large pot.

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A new seafood boil restaurant will be opening at an outdoor shopping center in Sacramento’s College/Glen neighborhood.

Crab Dynasty is coming to the College Greens West shopping center at 8349 Folsom Blvd. The restaurant is projected to open in March, according to Jordan Amarant, who serves as the commercial real estate broker for Crab Dynasty.

The lease for the restaurant was signed by Ethan Conrad Properties Inc., which wrote about the incoming business in July. On its website, the commercial real estate company said the restaurant will serve Cajun-style seafood and customizable seafood boil. The restaurant’s seafood assortment includes lobster, shrimp, clams, crab, crawfish and mussels.

“The restaurant emphasizes quality ingredients, generous portions, and a welcoming atmosphere (making it) a popular destination for seafood lovers,” Ethan Conrad Properties wrote online.

Crab Dynasty replaces Jack in the Box which closed in January.

Ethan Conrad Properties wrote that the restaurant will add to the retail center’s “increasingly diverse” mix of dining and shopping options.

“The shopping center also continues to offer opportunities for retailers, restaurants, medical users, and service businesses looking to establish themselves in one of Sacramento’s established commercial corridors,” the commercial real estate firm said online.

College Greens West was first built in 1990, according to NAI Capital Commercial. The shopping complex was renovated in 2007 and includes a Raley’s, Carl’s Jr., Starbucks, Dollar Tree and AutoZone.

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