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Bahamian Spiny Lobster Tails

Wild-caught in the warm waters of the Bahamas. Sweet, firm tail meat sized to order and delivered on ice across Orlando and Central Florida.

Caribbean Spiny Lobster

The Lobster the Bahamas Is Famous For

Spiny lobster is the Bahamas’ signature catch — a warm-water lobster prized for its dense, sweet tail meat. With no big claws to fuss over, every ounce of what you buy is the part you actually want to eat.

We bring in tails from the same Bahamian waters as our stone crab claws and deliver them chilled on ice to homes, restaurants, and events throughout Central Florida. Tell us the size and quantity you need and we will quote it from the current catch.

  • Wild-caught in Bahamian waters
  • Delivered on ice — cold chain from dock to door
  • 24–48 hour delivery across Orlando & Central Florida
  • Retail orders and wholesale restaurant accounts
Two raw Bahamian spiny lobster tails, wild-caught and delivered in Orlando, FL

Sizes

Lobster Tail Sizes

Tails are graded by weight. Pick the size that fits the plate — or tell us the portion you need and we will match the grade.

Medium

Tail Weight
5–7 oz per tail

A generous single serving. Sweet, firm meat that broils or grills in minutes — ideal for weeknight dinners and surf-and-turf plates.

Best For

Home DinnersSurf & TurfTasting Menus
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Large

Chef's Choice
Tail Weight
8–10 oz per tail

The restaurant standard. Enough meat to butterfly and present beautifully, with consistent sizing for plated service.

Best For

Restaurant ServiceCateringDate Nights
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Jumbo

Most Popular
Tail Weight
12–14 oz per tail

A showpiece tail. Thick, meaty, and made for the grill — split, baste, and serve as the centerpiece of the table.

Best For

Special EventsGrillingWholesale Orders
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Colossal

Premium Select
Tail Weight
16 oz+ per tail

Rare, oversized tails reserved for premier events and the most demanding kitchens. Availability depends on the catch.

Best For

VIP EventsFine DiningGift Orders
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Pricing is quoted at the time of order and reflects the current catch. Wholesale and volume pricing available.

Why Bahamian

What Makes Spiny Lobster
Worth Ordering

Sweeter, Firmer Meat

Warm-water spiny lobster has a denser texture and a cleaner, sweeter flavor than cold-water lobster — it chars and caramelizes on the grill without turning mushy.

All Tail, No Waste

Spiny lobster carries its meat in the tail. You are not paying for shell and claws you have to work around — a single tail is a full portion.

A Managed Fishery

The Bahamas enforces a closed season, minimum sizes, and licensed harvest for spiny lobster, making it one of the Caribbean’s best-managed seafood exports.

Cold Chain, Start to Finish

Tails travel on ice from the boat to your kitchen using the same delivery process we built for stone crab claws — no thaw-and-refreeze along the way.

In the Kitchen

How to Cook Spiny Lobster Tails

01

Butterfly the tail

Cut down the top of the shell with kitchen shears, gently lift the meat and rest it on top of the shell. It cooks evenly and looks the part on the plate.

02

Grill or broil hot & fast

Brush with butter, garlic, and a squeeze of lime. Broil or grill shell-side down for about 1 minute per ounce, until the meat is opaque and just firm.

03

Do not overcook

Spiny lobster goes from perfect to rubbery quickly. Pull it at 140°F internal — it will finish with carryover heat while you plate.

04

Serve Bahamian style

Drawn butter is classic, but try it the island way: grilled with a little Old Bay, or chopped into a curry or lobster salad with fresh citrus.

Frequently Asked

Questions About Our Lobster

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Tell us what you need.
We call back in minutes.

Send your size, quantity, and delivery area. We confirm availability and pricing from the current catch and lock in your delivery window — retail or wholesale.

(772) 275-6723

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