Decisions are familiar but difficult at this festive chain celebrated for bayou vittles.

by Contributor

In Short
Witness the look of mudbug madness in the eyes of devotees huddled at the communal tables. Half-shell fans slurp oysters at the bar. Clean-tasting crawfish, a seasonal draw for Ragin', come steaming, crowned with righteously spicy potatoes and corn on the cob. Too hungry to peel? Try crawfish étouffée or the grilled snapper, fresh and neat with lemon.

01/15/03

Ragin Prices!

by Rudd

C'mon! You've got to be kidding me! As an out-of-towner, I've dined here numerous times (on recommendations and out of convenience), trying it all, and I'm just not that impressed, especially considering the price (my lunch today was over $20 and I wasn't even filled up!)! The owner / mgr. is rude and if you don't know what to order (value) you will get ripped off. Caviat Emptor!

• Pros: Free drink refills, People watching
• Cons: Management, Price, Crowded seating

08/01/02

In and out in a flash

by rtrevino

The Ragin Cajun Downtown is the best thing to open downtown since Enron Field, errrr, Astros Field, errrr, Minute Maid Park. If you are looking for a great meal, in record time, visit this place, it is awsome. The atmosphere is ideal to unwind and escape your working enviroment, in order to return to work in a fresh mind-set. The Ragin Cajun III is absolutely fantastic!!!

• Pros: Inexpensive, Fast