This is a seafood store with a restaurant area. Very fishy smell so we left as it was bothering my…read morewife. Food looked good.

Amazing fish delicate fresh . Friendly staff. Busy for a good reason . Fish is directly from the…read morefish market next to it !

From the owner: Des bars aux oursins ! Les poissons ici sont même sur les murs grâce à la très belle décoration…read moreréalisée par Slavik en 1980. Et le choix est large également dans les étals où sont proposés exclusivement des poissons nobles de pêche de petits bateaux (français). Difficile de se décider entre le saumon sauvage de l'Adour, les langoustines royales, les pibales, les langoustes ou les coquilles de la rade de Brest : une seule solution donc, devenir un habitué de l'endroit !

We stopped by this little oyster shop just hours after we got off a redeye. The place is tiny and…read moreunassuming, so it's easy to miss. We walked by a couple of times before finding it. One thing to note, they have no printed menus, only what is posted in the window (in French only). The waitresses here don't speak a whole lot of English. So, if you don't read/speak a lick of French or any romance language, it's best to use google translate and pick out what you want before entering. You can order oysters ala carte or you can order off of one of their set menus. Since we had lunch plans afterwards, we were interested in sharing one of the lighter options, which gave you 12 oysters and your choice of foie gras, smoked salmon or cheese for 21 euros. Although the bf was worried about his LDH cholesterol going through the roof, I talked him into ordering the foie gras. The oysters were briney and flavorful and the foie gras tasted like rich, fatty, velvety heaven (sorry PETA). The whole thing was simple, yet very delicious. No wonder we saw so many locals lounging around sipping wine and slurping dozens after dozens of oysters. There was some confusion when the bill came. The waitress charged us the price for ordering each item ala carte, since we needed to order a set meal for each person in order to get the set price. Also for the germaphobes, I did find a hair in one of my oysters. Despite these annoyances, I will definitely be back the next time I'm in town.

Be ready to meet the most happiest person in Paris who made our night with her great hospitality. A…read moresmall restaurant with only few seats and absolutely delicious food made our last night in Paris. We tried a dozen of oysters and smoked salmon which they both tasted like heaven and not to mention the great wine which was the best combination. This restaurant is already in my bucket list for the next time that I'm in Paris. Cheers