Crawdaddy’s, situated in Jensen Beach, provides a one-of-a-kind culinary adventure, combining classic seafood elements with a unique twist. However, according to the reviews, opinions on some of their dishes are varied. The Moulin Rouge and Jambalaya are quite interesting choices, but not necessarily for the best reasons. The Moulin Rouge was served with a sauce that was much thicker than anticipated, resembling an Alfredo sauce rather than the expected lighter tomato cream sauce. The shrimp received high praise for their size and taste, but unfortunately, the heavy sauce overpowered the delicate flavors of spinach, tomato, and ham in the dish. The Jambalaya, however, was deemed ‘okay’ and seemed to be missing some key traditional ingredients such as okra, pepper, or celery, which could have enhanced its flavor.
The renowned Moulin Rouge dish at Crawdaddy’s, although it has its flaws, remains highly regarded. This dish aims to combine the flavors of seafood and a creamy sauce, resulting in a rich and balanced taste. The combination of matchstick pieces of ham, along with accents of spinach and tomato, creates a complex and dynamic flavor profile. However, it appears that the execution falls short, as the dish is overwhelmed by the heavy sauce, concealing the delicate flavors and textures.