L A Boilers & Seafood Market

Are they still open? Called at 6:30pm and no answer. Really was looking forward to boiled shrimp.

I love LA Boilers it seems like they always have a fresh batch coming out. Every time I call the employees are really nice and they always have Crawfish on Sundays when either everyone else is closed or they’ve already closed. We were craving Crawfish so we just got 6 pounds and some potatoes and they were both delicious. If you’re wondering why we didn’t get corn it’s not because its not good here it’s because it burns my lips REALLY bad. I know, I know I’m a wimp but their corn is good. All the Crawfish were a decent size, there were some huge one’s in there but I never saw any tiny one’s that weren’t worth peeling so that was cool. The Crawfish were seasoned perfectly (you know just enough to make your nose run) and they were cooked just right. I will definitely be returning next weekend (after Easter) when the prices will be cheaper. I might even wait a little longer so I can get a better price.

I was craving some boiled crawfish but didn’t feel like going to a sit-​down place to get them. LA Boilers had some hot and ready to go the moment I wanted them! They were pretty tasty — not the best I’ve ever had but still quite good. They also sell boiled corn in packs of 4 and boiled potatoes in 1lb packs to round out your boiled crawfish order. (The potatoes just didn’t have as much flavor as I expected.)
The prices were reasonable, and the service was quick. I’ll probably return for more boiled crawfish before the season is over!

This little gem is just off O’Neal Ln. and is a great place to get crawfish quickly. The crawfish is well seasoned and decent sized. I have to say my favorite thing is the corn (omg, so good!) They have plenty of mudbugs when I was there, and from the taste, I think it’s because nobody knows about them yet, but they will! Forget driving out of your way for crawfish, Southeast BR, and give them a try!