Live Crawfish and Boils Delivered Across Tarzana

Yes, we deliver crawfish to Tarzana. There is only one ZIP to think about here, 91356, and the whole of it is inside our delivery zone: the flat blocks off Ventura Boulevard, the winding streets around Wells Drive, the houses near Tarzana Recreation Center. One ZIP, one zone, no cut-outs to look up before you order.

Most Tarzana orders are family-sized and go straight onto a kitchen table. The ranch houses off Wells Drive have the counter length for a boil poured out on paper, so people here order by the pound rather than by the set, and they order for the whole house at once. Closer to Ventura Boulevard the orders get smaller and later: a tray of shrimp and crab split by two after a shift at Providence Cedars-Sinai.

ZIP codes we deliver to in Tarzana

Fourteen miles west on the 101 from our kitchen in Sun Valley, usually around twenty-five minutes. Nothing is cooked in advance and nothing is reheated: the boil starts when the order comes in. At dinner time the westbound lanes slow from Woodman on out past White Oak, so the driver takes the Reseda Boulevard exit and runs the last stretch along Ventura. From the boulevard the flat blocks of 91356 are a two-minute grid, while the climb south toward Wells Drive costs a few minutes more — those streets bend, and half of them stop before they reach the next one.

Every tray is sealed at the pot and rides out in an insulated carrier, so the drive costs the boil as little heat as it can.

Not on the list? Call (747) 488-9441 — we usually say yes.

Neighbourhoods we run to

Your boil, your call

Pick a heat level, from No Heat to LA Inferno. Then salt: light, regular or extra. Every item on the menu is finished the way you asked, not the way the pot ran that night.

Tarzana keeps to itself. Ventura Boulevard through here runs to dry cleaners, delis and small storefronts rather than a restaurant row, which is part of why a Friday in this part of the Valley more often ends at somebody's kitchen table than at a reservation. South of the boulevard the hill streets off Wells Drive are dark and the house numbers hide, so leave a porch light on for the driver. Providence Cedars-Sinai keeps this stretch of the boulevard awake long after the storefronts shut, and a good share of the late orders come from that side of the street.