LE P’TIT BLEU
Gourmet address to enjoy fresh seafood on the terrace.
It's not really a restaurant, but a concept that's unique to La Rochelle: an old rowboat set up opposite the Cours des Dames, just a few meters from the famous towers. You won't want to miss it! A former oyster-farmer, the manager offers a simple way to sample some of his own oysters. There's no need for big cutlery or elaborate dishes: people come here above all to devour the freshest fish. All you have to do is choose your dish, pay the bill and then take a seat on the terrace with its iodized atmosphere. We'll gladly overlook the somewhat rudimentary comforts to enjoy the view and savor fish cooked a la plancha. Meat lovers beware! Here you can enjoy grilled sardine fillets, prawns, langoustines, squid or gambas. The house specialty? Mussels en papillotes! The only accompaniment is bread with butter. Le Petit Futé recommends that you accompany your meal with a glass of Muscadet sur Lie or Saumur Champigny. Open non-stop during the summer season, this is the ideal place to take an oceanic break.
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Members' reviews on LE P’TIT BLEU
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Le concept "MacDo" OK mais au moins chez MacDo on a un plateau.
Je me suis retrouvé avec mes couverts en plastique, mon pain beurre dans la main mes lunette mon gobelet en plastique de vin blanc. Arrivé à table j'avais déjà du vin sur la main !!!!
Petit pain pas térrible pour manger avec les huitres et beurre normal !!
4 personnes certainement connues sont arrviées après moi et sont allés s'assoir directement. La commande et le service à table pour ces privilégiés.
Le concept peut être bien si il est amélioré.
J'y suis allé seul en reconnaissance, je n'y retournerai pas avec des amis.
il y a mieux le long du port ! Assurément