Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe’s Menu: Prices and Delivery - September 2026

If you’re searching for Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe in Corpus Christi, here’s the direct answer: the location has closed. It shut its doors in fall 2025, just shy of its fourth anniversary, and local news outlets confirmed the closure after employees posted about it on social media and Google’s own listing flagged the restaurant as permanently closed.

This guide covers what happened, the last known menu and hours for reference, and a list of real alternatives nearby if you’re craving Cajun or Gulf seafood in Corpus Christi.

A Quick Timeline

• March 2021: Construction began on a new, roughly 5,800-square-foot building with an 880-square-foot patio near South Padre Island Drive and South Staples Street, next to La Palmera Mall.
• October 2021: The restaurant opened as Razzoo’s first and only location in the Corpus Christi market, and the company’s 22nd location overall at the time.
• Fall 2025: The location closed permanently, with employees reporting the closure on social media and Google listings confirming it.

Razzoo’s as a chain has also gone through broader financial difficulty in this same general period, including a bankruptcy filing that led to the closure of several locations chain-wide.

The company was later acquired out of bankruptcy by M Crowd Hospitality, the parent company behind Mi Cocina, which is reported to have kept a smaller group of roughly 10 Razzoo’s locations running. The Corpus Christi restaurant does not appear to be one of the surviving locations.

These are Razzoo’s typical chain hours before closing. Treat them as historical, not current.

The Last Known Razzoo’s Corpus Christi Menu

These tables show Razzoo’s standard chain menu. This is what the Corpus Christi location likely served before closing. Prices are in US dollars and may have shifted slightly by location.

Dishes Reviewers Mentioned Most

Across customer reviews for the chain, a handful of dishes came up repeatedly:

• Rat Toes: jalapeños stuffed with shrimp and crab, described by longtime customers as “phenomenal.”
• Voodoo Shrimp and Jambalaya Pasta: frequently singled out as favorites in delivery and in-store reviews.
• Grilled/Fried Gator Tail: a novelty item that reviewers consistently called out as genuinely good, not just a gimmick.
• Bread Pudding: repeatedly described as the standout dessert.

Why It Closed

Local reporting hasn’t confirmed an official reason from Razzoo’s corporate office for the Corpus Christi closure specifically.

What is verifiable is the broader context: Razzoo’s chain went through a bankruptcy process and a change in ownership, closing multiple locations along the way and re-emerging under M Crowd Hospitality with a much smaller footprint.

Whether Corpus Christi’s closure was tied directly to that restructuring or was a standalone decision has not been independently confirmed; treat any specific explanation you see elsewhere with caution unless it cites Razzoo’s corporate office directly.

Where to Get Cajun and Seafood Food in Corpus Christi Now

If you’re looking for something in the same lane as Razzoo’s, these Corpus Christi spots come up often in local seafood and Cajun round-ups:

• Blackbeard’s: casual seafood platters near the beach, with locations on North Beach and in Ingleside.
• Railroad Seafood and Brewery: seafood paired with house-brewed beer, with Downtown and Calallen locations.
• Doc’s Seafood & Steaks: waterfront dining on the Island with a seafood-and-steak menu.
• Snoopy’s Pier: casual, water-adjacent spot known for Gulf shrimp and fish tacos.
• Pier 99: seafood platters with outdoor seating near the USS Lexington.
• Catfish Charlies: a straightforward, family-friendly fried catfish and shrimp basket spot.
• Landry’s Seafood House: a more upscale, Downtown waterfront seafood option.

This isn’t an exhaustive list, and menus and hours change, so confirm current details directly with each restaurant before visiting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe in Corpus Christi still open?

No. It closed permanently in fall 2025, roughly four years after opening in October 2021.

Where was the Corpus Christi Razzoo’s located?

Near the intersection of South Padre Island Drive and South Staples Street, in the 4900 block of South Staples, close to La Palmera mall.

Why did Razzoo’s Corpus Christi close?

No official reason has been confirmed by Razzoo’s corporate office. The chain overall went through bankruptcy and a change in ownership around the same period, closing several locations, though a direct link to the Corpus Christi closure specifically is unconfirmed.

Are other Razzoo’s locations still open?

Yes. The chain, now under M Crowd Hospitality (parent company of Mi Cocina), reportedly still operates a reduced number of locations across Texas, Oklahoma, and North Carolina. Corpus Christi is not one of them.

What was popular on the Razzoo’s Corpus Christi menu?

Reviewers most often mentioned the Rat Toes appetizer, Voodoo Shrimp, Jambalaya Pasta, fried or grilled gator tail, and the bread pudding.

Where can I get Cajun or seafood food in Corpus Christi instead?

Local guides point to spots like Blackbeard’s, Railroad Seafood and Brewery, Doc’s Seafood & Steaks, Snoopy’s Pier, Pier 99, Catfish Charlies, and Landry’s Seafood House.

Final Word

Razzoo’s Cajun Cafe‘s run in Corpus Christi ended in fall 2025 after almost four years near La Palmera mall.

If you came here looking for a menu, hours, or directions, expecting the restaurant to still be open, it isn’t, but the dishes people loved most (Rat Toes, Voodoo Shrimp, gator tail, and the bread pudding) are documented above for reference, and the alternatives list gives you a real next stop for Cajun or Gulf seafood in Corpus Christi.