Eat, Drink & Have Fun With Us at the Highway 3 Roadhouse & Oyster Bar The Highway 3 Roadhouse & Oyster Bar is known as a local’s hangout after work on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday—the only days we’re open. When you come and visit, you are sure to experience some of the best Cajun and Southern food with recipes straight from Louisiana. We look forward to meeting you!
Hours
| Friday | 4–7 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–7 PM |
| Thursday | 4–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 955 CO-3, Durango, CO 81301
Phone: (970) 385-7444
Website: https://www.highway3roadhouse.com/
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Absolutely great food, and enough variety on the New Orleans style menu for everyone to find something they will want. And, of course, the essentially perfect hurricane cocktail.
The owner is iconic as well and greets you as you walk in, a true gentleman, and extremely gracious. But be forewarned, this establishment is only open from 4 PM to 8 PM Wednesday through Friday.
The desserts are also amazing, highlighted by the light and perfectly created beignets.
The indoor – outdoor dining experience is also excellent, with a wide variety of options. Truly a great atmosphere.
Highly recommended!!
We arrived at 4:00 pm in hopes to get a table before they got busy but were greeted with a 20 minute wait already. I took that as a good sign.
Then I saw the lame political sign on the front door. I should have taken that as a sign of things to come.
Food: I ordered the catfish (on special) with coleslaw & fries. My wife ordered the etouffee with collards. We also ordered alligator bites and a half dozen oysters.
The etouffee tasted like a bowl of bland, brown rice. The shrimp were not flavorful. All the flavors were muddled. The collards were VERY salty. But due to bacon, it was passable.
My catfish was a sad disgrace. For $25, I received two pieces about 4″-5″.
The alligator bites were so small, I almost asked our waitress if they were popcorn shrimp.
The oysters while good, had ENTIRELY too much cheese.
Drinks: The Bloody Mary was lackluster, not in the least bit spicy & on the weak side. For a place that bills itself as a creole/cajon restaurant, they only had two Abita beers. The rest of their beer list was standard domestics or some local brews. Not impressed.
Service: The service was terrific and the best part of visiting here. She was attentive and friendly.
For $148, I could have gone to Homeslice Pizza and gotten a FAR SUPERIOR meal. We’ll never come back here. Probably the biggest hyped up, rip-off in Durango.