Crawdaddy's Bar & Grill Inc

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  It's a dive bar with some of the best food in El Paso, if you haven't been you are seriously missing out!!

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  Posted on 10.14.13 Luke M.

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  Great crawfish whole and tails, wonderful cajun/el paso spin with their cajun tacos, awesome drink specials everyday, a definite place to stop by if on the street or for bar hopping.

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  Posted on 07.30.12 Stacy B.

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  Nice little hole in the wall with two adorable bartenders.
  
  Went on a monday night, select beers were only a dollar and jello shots were a dollar. The girls were a bit pushy on the jello shots but they were still pretty damn good and at a dollar each nothing to complain about.
  
  A few special mixed cocktails were available, at 3.50.
  
  We really didnt sample any of the food other then a few oysters at .99 cents each. I didnt have one but the guys said they were fresh and pretty damn tasty if not on the small side.
  
  Overall a nice little hang out spot for a few drinks.

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  Posted on 09.28.11 Tien N.

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  Great drink and food specials!
  Perfect spot to hang out after class

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  Posted on 08.16.11 Rebecca M.

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  I'm not sure which Crawdaddy's Maurice was at in '08 (maybe this place has changed in the past 3 years and it's ready for re-review) - and maybe I should be more sympathetic, because I was here before a 1:00 p.m. Miner game this afternoon for an early lunch.  Hardly even noticed it was also a watering hole.  I don't know much about ambient noise or the workings of the inner ear, but I do know a Banquet frozen chicken nugget dipped in Buffalo sauce when I taste one.  In 2011, Crawdaddy's bears little resemblance to any east coast college town pubs Ive been to.   As a Cajun style pub; however, Crawdaddy's was hit or miss today.  The blackened shrimp po boys were wonderful, the Buffalo chicken sandwich, likewise.  The appetizers were real disappointments, and we ordered more than enough to draw a conclusion.  The Cajun fried pickles were soggy and dripping in yellowish grease that pooled at the bottom of the plastic baskets.  The Buffalo chicken nuggets--well, let's just say you couldn't identify any chicken in these nuggets, and pretty much the same for the little fried shrimp--pretty much the same stuff you find in your grocer's freezer. The etouffe (sp?) ordered by my friend, who's not very critical of anything, seemed to be heartily enjoyed, mud bugs and all.

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  Posted on 02.26.11 Bruce F.

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  What was once a swarming scene in El Paso has become what it always needed to be, a comfortable lounge for manning up to the small bartop and ordering from their humble selection of beers.  Its almost eerily quiet in here, but there are usually 4-5 groups deep into conversation so the ambient noise recovers the inner ear auditory feedback that could result from a deadened watering hole.  This is what I would imagine a bar heavy into ethos would be in a small east coast college town.  Its certainly not a place to hang out all night, but a great spot to break-up the social pollution from its neighboring pubs.

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  Posted on 04.09.08 Maurice G.

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