Amazing beer/drinks prices! Cozy indoors and picnic benches outside. We ordered the fried chicken with sides. Great prices for food too. The chicken was so delicious! The service was quick even on a Friday night.

Good vibes, great chicken! Fried chicken and beer. A small menu but they nailed it. If you can catch them on the right day (Mondays for now) they also do a delicious and huge chicken sandwich. They're prices went up, which is a bummer, so we don't go as frequently now but it's still delicious. You shouldn't eat fried chicken that frequently anyway pretty good classic music too! They have outdoor seating too which is nice when we'd bring the dog. No parking though. Hunt for street parking.

We went to an afternoon Dodgers game and we somehow ended up taking scooters to Crawfords. I've been meaning to check out this place for the longest time so we figured why not. Initially, it looks like an old liquor store from the outside. Once you enter, it feels like an old dive bar. There's a pool table, a bar where you order your food, and there's cheap beer. We got a basket of chicken, some sides, and some beers. The chicken: The chicken is pretty damn good! The batter is nice and crispy with a bit of kick to it. The chicken is moist. Temperature felt a little warm and less hot so I'm assuming they precook the chicken and leave it under a lamp. It was good nonetheless...but definitely something I noticed. I usually like my food piping hot. The sides: We got some fries, some Mac and cheese, and the baked beans. I don't think there was anything we didn't like. The Mac and cheese was nice and thick, the baked beans were nicely sweet and savory, and the fries exceeded my expectations. Beer: They have a good assortment of beers. You can get cheap beers, you can get some of the fancier stuff...it's all here and it's all pretty reasonable Overall, I'd definitely come back. We got there at an off hour but people were spilling in when we were leaving.

I was recommended to come here for a chicken sandwich, and it was not disappointing! I don't usually go to pubs, but a chicken sandwich in a pub is a new concept to me. We ordered both a hot chicken sandwich, a regular chicken sandwich, and mac n cheese. This is what I think about it! Hot Chicken Sandwich - I was a little too afraid to try it. I could eat spicy food, but I'm a little too afraid of the spices of a hot chicken sandwich. First taste, it had a nice kick, but I think it's friendly enough for most people to eat this level of spiciness. The chicken was perfectly fried, with a crispy texture breading and very tender inside. This hot chicken sandwich was a little different from all the other one I had before. It was more smokey and fragrant. It was also tangy and rich but not over-powering because the slaw helped balance the overall flavor. I really liked that it was rich but not overly oily. Do we need to talk about the buns? Brioche buns are always the go to for burgers/sandwiches. Regular Chicken Sandwich - This was pretty much the same as hot chicken just without the spice. Though it was a regular chicken, it was still flavorful. The sauce was sweet and creamy. It was perfect for the sandwich. The slaw and tomatoes added a nice texture and refreshment to the dish. The regular chicken sandwich is perfect for people who don't like spicy food. Mac N Cheese - I really really like the Mac N cheese here. All the pasta was covered with cheese but just enough for it to not be watery and overpoured on the cheese. The pasta was cooked andante. The flavor was rich and sharp. It was nice to have it paired with the hot chicken, it gave a nice flavor contrast and to rest your palate. All in all, I liked this place a lot. Good food with a good drink. I really like the outdoor seating area. There is a little concern about the parking though. It was a bit hard to navigate when you parked by the Taco Bell parking lots. The parking there was very limited. There is a parking lot across the street from Crawford's, but I don't know if that is restricted to Tommy's customers only.

The epitome of a really cool neighborhood hangout. We went for the chicken but were graced with a great atmosphere. Some may call it a dive bar, but it's got a better vibe than a dive bar. I'm sticking with neighborhood hangouts. What I love about it most is how unpretentious it is. No LA posing here. Just come on in and be yourself and enjoy! You go up to the bar to order and then they bring your food to your table. Coors on draft for $4, served in a 12 oz beer mug. They had a couple of IPAs on tap for $8 and also had a nice assortment of canned beers. As I said, we went for the chicken. My friend and I each had the "basket of chicken" deal. It's $13 for two pieces of chicken and a choice of one side. You can order your chicken regular or spicy. My friend had the regular chicken with hot sauce on the side. Smart move. I had spicy chicken. Oh my. I really messed up. One bite into it, my eyes started watering, my nose started running, and I was sneezing. Lucas, the super cool bartender warned me how hot it was but I thought I could handle it. I took the skin off. It was good chicken. My bad for thinking I could handle the fire. It was also very greasy compared to my friend's regular chicken. For sides, I had mac 'n cheese, and my friend had potato salad. The mac 'n cheese didn't have a cheesy flavor, it was more like eating plain elbow macaroni. My friend's potato salad was really good, though. You can eat inside or outside. Outside is basically on the sidewalk and really close to the street. It works, though. Get there early if you want a seat. The later it gets, the more crowded it becomes. Oh, there's also a pool table. $2 a game. Not bad. The highlight for me and my friend was Lucas, the bartender. He's awesome. He makes you feel welcome and totally sets the tone for the entire place.