Art of the Boil
At The Art of Flavors, we’ve perfected the craft of the classic crab boil.
We bring the experience to you—cooking a traditional Low Country Boil on-site, seasoned to perfection with your choice of five spice levels. We take pride in using only the freshest seafood and ingredients to ensure bold, authentic flavors in every bite.
Once your boil is cooked to perfection, we pour it out right onto the table for a true coastal feast, finishing it with our signature garlic butter blend—Coastal Reserve—for that unforgettable final touch.
Let us turn your next gathering into a flavorful celebration you won’t forget.
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Seafood Boil — $65 per person
Every boil is crafted with the freshest ingredients and includes all the essentials for an authentic coastal dining experience:
Snow crab legs
E-Z peel jumbo shrimp
Smoked Southern-style sausage
Hard-boiled eggs
Sweet corn on the cob
Baby red potatoes
Whole heads of garlic
Celery
Vidalia and yellow onions
Each order also includes one 24 oz bottle of our signature garlic butter blend, “Coastal Reserve,” for every 10 guests.
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Market Pricing
Some prices may vary based on market availability and current seafood pricing.
Blue Crab – MKT price per dozen
King Crab — MKT price
Lobster Tail – MKT price per lb
Clams – MKT price per dozen
Mussels – MKT price per dozen
Coastal Reserve — 24oz bottle $10
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Every seafood boil includes a complete setup package to ensure a seamless and enjoyable dining experience. This package comes with:
Tablecloths for the main seafood table
Crab crackers and seafood forks
Serving tongs
Napkins
Disposable bibs
Gloves for handling seafood
We've got everything covered—just bring your appetite!
$8.95 per person
Catering Fee
$130 — Our professional catering team manages every detail, including setup and on-site cooking service, to ensure a seamless and enjoyable experience for you and your guests.
Additional catering fees may apply for groups of more than 25 guests or for events requiring additional equipment or personnel.
Travel fees may apply based on the event location.