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When I'm in the mood for crawfish, my first thought is never Boiling Crab in Garden Grove because I hate the wait and the loudness and the charge for what seems like every little thing. The food itself isn't too bad, but I find it more worth my time and money to go to the Cajun Corner, a bit further down Brookhurst. With that being said, I was still interested in trying the Boiling Crab that opened in Las Vegas. Little naive me was hoping it wouldn't be too bad. K. and I went on a Wednesday night, and unlike the GG BC, there was no line outside the door. Yay! However there was a short wait, about 10 minutes. However when we were seated, I was able to see that although the restaurant may have had all the tables booked, the booths along the side were deserted. That irked me a little, and also because our hostess was slightly rude. When she sat us down, she didn't even bother to look at us when she was talking to us. She told us the usual, here's your table and your server will be with you shortly, blah blah, but she must've been talking to another table seated behind us, because she sure as heck wasn't looking at us. Or maybe she was, I just couldn't tell underneath the inch-wide layer of eyeliner. Little makeup tip for you sweetie, that look is so 5 years ago. Makeup is supposed to accentuate your features, not hide them. You're wearing it wrong. Moving on... Our server took a bit long to reach us. I noticed that a family got seated after us, yet they were waited upon before us. That's never cool. But whatever..so I have been to BC before so I know they charge for water, which I personally think is ridiculous, but whatever, so K. and I brought our own water. Turns out they have a policy where you can't bring your own water (!!!!!!!) but our waitress was nice enough to give us a cup to pour our water into. The food seemed like it took a loooot longer to come out, and there's no way this place is as busy as the one in GG. K. and I both ordered crawfish, mild, the whole she-bang, and the food itself wasn't too bad. I did miss having condiments though...I'm so used to getting free condiments at the Cajun Corner, but eh. One huge plus was the corn was soo freakin' good. Quite possibly the best tasting corn I've ever had at a crawfish place. My experience here wasn't too bad, but it wasn't great. When in socal, I'll just stick to the Cajun Corner, and when in Vegas, I'll just curb my craving 'til I get back home. Probably won't come back. Oh, one more thing, awesome music though! Dashboard Confessional, Yellowcard, Something Corporate...if that was someone's ipod, awesome taste in music! =)
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