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Discover a local favorite in Whittier at Crooked Gaff Kitchen! Since opening in 2018, we’ve been serving up delicious burgers and fresh seafood in a relaxed, neighborhood atmosphere. Complement your meal with our carefully curated selection of craft beers and wines. Come experience the Crooked Gaff difference today!
Hours
| Friday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–7 PM |
| Monday | 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 13103 Penn St, Whittier, CA 90602
Phone: (562) 632-1162
Website: https://crookedgaff.com/
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Reviews
R.A C-R
Was visiting family and walked by. Came in and we’re immediately sat down! Brina our waitress, who absolutely amazing, basically ordered for us! She did not disappoint! There is nothing to complain about! Food was amazing and fresh. They even had the perfect pour! Short and simple beer and wine selection! No complaints really! Brina, again, thank you for such a great time, and your service is amazing!
… moreCarissa Kullman
Delicious food! Not sure if it’s worth $30/plate but was nice and the staff is AMAZING!
… moreCurtis Guynes
Had a great time. From the oysters and calamari to the crab cakes and clam chower. Everything was on point especially the Paloma’s
… moreDr. Toshina Crockett-Espinoza DC,CME,CFMP
We came in on Friday night as a party of four and had an amazing experience from start to finish. The food was delicious, the desserts were even better, and the Moscow mule was perfectly made. Everything came out fresh, flavorful, and well-presented. The service was friendly and attentive without being rushed. Overall, a great night out—highly recommend!
… moreGee Vills
Overall, a pretty decent place that might be flying under the radar for what they’re offering.
The place has this backyard bbq theme going with the layout of an old diner. Long bar top wrapping around the center of the restaurant, a few high tables on one side and picnic tables to the other side.
Presentation of the food and service were great. Attentive staff, upscale feel from just the plate ware and no hesitation to accommodate for small requests.
Selection of craft beer were pretty decent as well and covered the gamut for every palate. If you know what you’re looking at you can see that there are some pretty good labels that a local cicerone would have been interested in.
Kumiai Oysters ($28): Few of the oysters were at that spawning stage (milky texture) or shucked to oblivion but you can’t help but appreciate the presentation of shaved ice and the not-so-average ceramic(?) serving platter compared to the thin aluminum pie plates. Definitely appreciate the effort of visual appeal here.
Black and Blue Burger ($19): Sweet, bitter, and all kinds of funky is the only way to describe this burger. Personally, I would have appreciated the bun to have a little more crunch for texture contrast but it was a solid burger.
Shrimp Po Boy ($19): Huge pieces of extra crispy shrimp (almost prawn size) and a soft french bread with just the right ratio of mayo spread across. Not much on bringing heat from the jalapeno mayo but another solid item on the menu.
Huge portion of fries on the side (don’t forget to ask for extra ketchup) and upgrading to truffle fries with flaky Parmesan cheese might have been an overkill with so much going on with the burger.
Mon – Wed happy hour is super enticing as well. We’ll be back to try more next time.
… moreThe place has this backyard bbq theme going with the layout of an old diner. Long bar top wrapping around the center of the restaurant, a few high tables on one side and picnic tables to the other side.
Presentation of the food and service were great. Attentive staff, upscale feel from just the plate ware and no hesitation to accommodate for small requests.
Selection of craft beer were pretty decent as well and covered the gamut for every palate. If you know what you’re looking at you can see that there are some pretty good labels that a local cicerone would have been interested in.
Kumiai Oysters ($28): Few of the oysters were at that spawning stage (milky texture) or shucked to oblivion but you can’t help but appreciate the presentation of shaved ice and the not-so-average ceramic(?) serving platter compared to the thin aluminum pie plates. Definitely appreciate the effort of visual appeal here.
Black and Blue Burger ($19): Sweet, bitter, and all kinds of funky is the only way to describe this burger. Personally, I would have appreciated the bun to have a little more crunch for texture contrast but it was a solid burger.
Shrimp Po Boy ($19): Huge pieces of extra crispy shrimp (almost prawn size) and a soft french bread with just the right ratio of mayo spread across. Not much on bringing heat from the jalapeno mayo but another solid item on the menu.
Huge portion of fries on the side (don’t forget to ask for extra ketchup) and upgrading to truffle fries with flaky Parmesan cheese might have been an overkill with so much going on with the burger.
Mon – Wed happy hour is super enticing as well. We’ll be back to try more next time.
J.L
Best thing was the burger. I love desserts and the dessert wasn’t all that unfortunately. The shrimp po’boy sandwich needed an extra kick to it to for it to be memorable. The oysters were good, just wished they had better sauces for them. Nice ambiance, definitely need to come back for other options.
… moreRae Simone
Crab cakes 10/10
Tacos 10/10
Crab Esquite not picture 10/10
Would definitely recommend
… moreTacos 10/10
Crab Esquite not picture 10/10
Would definitely recommend
Peter
Stopped in for a quick bite before the Dodgers got beat by the Diamondbacks again (sorry). The menu and proximity to my hotel is what brought me in. The food, service, and atmosphere is what will bring me back. Cozy little place packed with huge flavors. I had the 1/2 dozen oysters from the happy hour menu and the ahi tuna tostada. Impressive! The cocktail sauce for the oysters had the perfect amount of horseradish in it. The tuna tostada was a wonderful infusion of citrus and heat!
I can’t wait to go back and try some of the other things in the menu.
There were tables for seating and of course the bar with a few tvs showing the games.
… moreI can’t wait to go back and try some of the other things in the menu.
There were tables for seating and of course the bar with a few tvs showing the games.
David Mack
Came into town, and this restaurant, (Crooked Gaff Kitchen & Oyster Bar) was “near me,” according to Google search. My experience as follows:
Arrive here around 7:40PM. Small and tight parking lot. We had to circle around the block a few times, and then finally, we saw a party coming out the restaurant to the parking lot going to their vehicle. We pulled behind to wait for them to depart the parking spot. Once they got in the car, said a prayer, rotate the tires, did their laundry, including a session of flatulence, they finaly put their vehicle in reverse and drove away, then we were able to pull into the said parking spot.
This was a packed house some people waiting outside and inside very loud! All tables and bar were filled to the max! We got our names on the list for two (2).
After about 30 minutes, as promised, the very nice young lady took us to our upscale picnic style table, and thanking us for our patience.
About 10 minutes later, our server Ernesto came over to take our orders, thanking us for our patience. We asked for one (1) Margarita and two (2) waters, please. The Wife asked for half a dozen of the fresh oysters with horseradish on the side. We both ordered the Salmon Entrée.
Margarita arrived (no lime) before the water. Sip Sip! A little bitter, tasted rushed/watered down. I will stick to the safely of my glsss of my arrived water.
Oysters arrived without the requested horseradish (reminded them to bring the horseradish) for my wife. My wife ready to dig in, asked me if there were any silverware. I didn’t see any on the table, but just like magic, our faithful server arrived on the que. My wife loved the Oysters! She said they were very fresh and delicious. She did ask if there was bread service, and looking around, I didn’t see any on other tables.
Aa time went on a very nice candle man came around to the tables to light the candles.
Demolished oysters plate was picked up by our observant server. It is now 8:35 pm.
As I am waiting for the Entrées I’m looking around, and the place is kept clean and organized considering how busy it is here.
At 8:45PM, our very nice candle man brought our Entrées with a HOT Plate warning ⚠️ . The Chef/Owner understood the assignment! The food presentation was spot on! Salmon plate was fresh, and piping HOT the rice mix was perfect and unique. I was hoping to get a water refill like everyone else, so my Wife offered me hers.
8:55PM check arrived. I would have gone with the bread pudding, but I wasn’t asked. I have some ginger snaps back at the Airbnb Castle up the street.
If I were to grade this new found establishment, I would give it a B+. I observed that everyone worked as a support team for each other, and the customer service was awesome. I would re-look at the Margarita ingredients. We would probably(?) return back here when I am back in this area to try that Skirt Steak and Bread Pudding!
Getting back to my car in the parking lot I noticed the lights could be better on the far side. Too Dark. Another car pulled in for my spot so I “quickly” got out of their way!
-Reviewer In Chief-
… moreArrive here around 7:40PM. Small and tight parking lot. We had to circle around the block a few times, and then finally, we saw a party coming out the restaurant to the parking lot going to their vehicle. We pulled behind to wait for them to depart the parking spot. Once they got in the car, said a prayer, rotate the tires, did their laundry, including a session of flatulence, they finaly put their vehicle in reverse and drove away, then we were able to pull into the said parking spot.
This was a packed house some people waiting outside and inside very loud! All tables and bar were filled to the max! We got our names on the list for two (2).
After about 30 minutes, as promised, the very nice young lady took us to our upscale picnic style table, and thanking us for our patience.
About 10 minutes later, our server Ernesto came over to take our orders, thanking us for our patience. We asked for one (1) Margarita and two (2) waters, please. The Wife asked for half a dozen of the fresh oysters with horseradish on the side. We both ordered the Salmon Entrée.
Margarita arrived (no lime) before the water. Sip Sip! A little bitter, tasted rushed/watered down. I will stick to the safely of my glsss of my arrived water.
Oysters arrived without the requested horseradish (reminded them to bring the horseradish) for my wife. My wife ready to dig in, asked me if there were any silverware. I didn’t see any on the table, but just like magic, our faithful server arrived on the que. My wife loved the Oysters! She said they were very fresh and delicious. She did ask if there was bread service, and looking around, I didn’t see any on other tables.
Aa time went on a very nice candle man came around to the tables to light the candles.
Demolished oysters plate was picked up by our observant server. It is now 8:35 pm.
As I am waiting for the Entrées I’m looking around, and the place is kept clean and organized considering how busy it is here.
At 8:45PM, our very nice candle man brought our Entrées with a HOT Plate warning ⚠️ . The Chef/Owner understood the assignment! The food presentation was spot on! Salmon plate was fresh, and piping HOT the rice mix was perfect and unique. I was hoping to get a water refill like everyone else, so my Wife offered me hers.
8:55PM check arrived. I would have gone with the bread pudding, but I wasn’t asked. I have some ginger snaps back at the Airbnb Castle up the street.
If I were to grade this new found establishment, I would give it a B+. I observed that everyone worked as a support team for each other, and the customer service was awesome. I would re-look at the Margarita ingredients. We would probably(?) return back here when I am back in this area to try that Skirt Steak and Bread Pudding!
Getting back to my car in the parking lot I noticed the lights could be better on the far side. Too Dark. Another car pulled in for my spot so I “quickly” got out of their way!
-Reviewer In Chief-
Andrea Bosquez
Such great food. Started with some kumai oysters and then got some sides. Very good flavors, would definitely come back since it’s my second time here. H.H beer pints are $5 FYI.
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