Crazy Cajun Seafood House - POST Market
$ • Seafood, Cajun
Hours:
401 Franklin St, Houston
(713) 690-5586
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After inviting a couple of friends to enjoy different foods from at least 5 of the restaurants, I was absolutely blindsided by the $40/hr after 3 hours. To spend $200 plus at an establishment, then get ready to leave and realize that for 3 vehicles on a Monday afternoon it costs $120, Im flabbergasted!! Will not be returning. What a way to ruin a day.
$5 an hour for parking is reasonable. Tiny print at the bottom of the sign saying 3 hours or more is a full day is deceptive, unreasonable and ridiculous. We will never come back.
Paid $20/person for tickets + $35 parking for the Fourth of July fireworks show. HORRIBLE view of the fireworks. They didn’t set off their own fireworks and we had a terrible obstructed view of the fireworks from freedom over Texas but those were being fired off BLOCKS away.
Go on a normal day if you want lots of good food options and good atmosphere. BUT…NYE and Fourth of July? Save yourself the headache of the poorly organized and crappy party.
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| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
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The Crazy Cajun Seafood House - POST Market offers a unique dining experience, with a mix of Cajun and Asian influences. The restaurant is located in a former post office, providing an interesting and atmospheric setting. The food quality is generally praised, though some guests have noted that the menu items may not fully align with traditional Cajun cuisine.
The staff is amazing, and the restaurant is highly recommended. Guests with dietary restrictions can enjoy the spicy food, and the restaurant accommodates those with disabilities, providing great parking and easy accessibility. However, some customers have reported poor hospitality, with the cashier not engaging with customers.
While the food is generally good, some guests have been disappointed with the "Crazy Cajun" menu item, finding it lacking in flavor. The seafood has also been criticized as over-steamed or boiled, and the shrimp not tasting fresh. The price-to-value ratio has been a concern for some, with the amount of seafood not matching the high cost.