Customers of a beloved seafood restaurant on the Mississippi Gulf Coast are reminiscing and mourning after the owners decided to close its doors.

For the past 20 years, the customers of the Cajun Crawfish Hut have been enjoying the restaurant’s iconic dishes, including its gumbo, fried green tomatoes, fried alligator and, of course, its number-one seller — crawfish.

The owners announced the closure on Facebook and have said they are ready to retire.

On social media, customers from as far away as Alabama, Kansas and South Florida expressed their sadness at the announcement.

“Oh, Jim and I are happy for you, But heartbroken for us—we have lost our VERY FAVORITE place to eat!!!” Jean N. wrote.”Traveling for 9 hours from Longwood, Florida, to Long Beach, Mississippi, was SOOOO worth the drive!!! Your Fried Green Tomatoes can NEVER be duplicated—we know–we tried them everywhere we went that had them on the menu. We will certainly miss you Gus and Donna!!!”

Former employees also expressed their thanks for the memories and lessons learned at the restaurant.

“We want to thank all of our customers in Long Beach and Gulfport and those who traveled even further for the last 20 years,” the post said. “Thank you to our regular customers, who we had the joy of seeing almost every day. Thank you to our team members and our previous team members. And of course, thank you to the city of Long Beach. We will miss you all.”