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    4.6 (59 reviews)
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    Eggplant dip
    Anna L.

    Le Petit Pecheur is one of those Mediterranean seafood restaurants where you select your fish and choose a cooking style. The prices of the seafood were not displayed. They do reservations but there were plenty of tables available on a Saturday afternoon. The service was ok; they could have been more attentive in refilling the water. The chairs were a little rickety and the bathroom door would not lock. Food was pretty good though. Complimentary bread is provided with free refills. The eggplant dip was good and garlicky. The fried calamari had a light breading and was delicious with the two dips (no marinara though). I wasn't fond of the grilled shrimp as the char made it slightly bitter. Sauteed might have been a better choice. The grilled branzino was light, delicious and slightly garlicky. The sauteed scallops were delicious and were my favorite. It was cooked perfectly tender with a delicious sauce. The rice was nicely flavored and a good side dish for the meal. I preferred this to Hamido's except for the grilled shrimp and bread. The seasoning is lighter than Hamido's (which can be overly salty) but I think it compliments the seafood better.

    Sea Scallops $37.23 for 0.98 pounds. Excellent sauce. Wish they were a bit caramelized on top
    Glenn C.

    Yesterday, along with a bunch of others, I braved the smog (blame Canada) to go to this Algerian seafood place. It was pretty quiet inside, outside of the TV playing somewhat loud highlights from the World Cup on loop (why,) with the servers and staff being helpful and friendly. In comparison to the other pick-your-own seafood spots like AbuQir or Hamido, the spices are a tad lighter here, being almost closer to Astoria Seafood, minus the olive oil. I didn't mind, though, as the fish was all fresh and perfectly prepared. To drink, our table stuck with water, though there are a few mocktails and some sodas, including some Algerian ones. They put down some simple bread with a bit of garlic and herbs, which was refilled. For non-seafood dishes, we had a few. The first was the $8 Hmiss, or Hammis, a dip made with roasted pepper, tomato, and garlic sautéed in olive oil. The warm dish was earthy and garlicky, and went perfectly with the bread, with the flavor reminding me of a warmer version of some Turkish eggplant dips. There was also the Peasant Salad for $12, with cucumber, tomato, red onion, and Kalamata olives topped with feta, oregano, and dill. If you're familiar at all with Horiatiki/Village salad, it's basically the same thing, though with crumbled feta instead of a block, and it was refreshing and tasty. Finally, we eventually got an $8 side order of Basil Garlic Mashed Potatoes, which were decent. The first seafood to arrive at the table was the $16.99 Algerian Sardines, which consisted of sardines from Morocco with a spice mixture. The man in front recommended them fried, and the portion was nice, and the flavor was excellent. The fish was fried perfectly, with the bones fried enough that the entirety of it could be eaten. This was delicious, and one of the highlights of the meal. As we loved these sardines, we eventually got a small order of the other option, the "Marinated Sardines" from Spain. These were a bit more expensive by weight, being $10.56 for 0.48 pounds, but by comparison, these were much flatter and larger. The half pound consisted of three large pieces, which were broken down and divided among the group. While I slightly preferred the spices from the Algerian version, I liked the texture of these more, as they were more meaty. I don't think you can go wrong with either, as both were excellent. There was also one pound of Mussels for $17.99, which was available in one of two cooking preparations, Moules Marinière or a version with tomato sauce, herbs, and feta. I went with the latter, and they were excellent, with all of the mussels being open. The feta added a unique, slightly salty touch, with the broth being delicious. They had brought us out some extra bread, and we made good use of it. If I were here alone, I might have this along with some sardines and leave very happy. We also got two whole fish, which were both ordered grilled and butterflied. First was the Dorado, or Orata, for $29.24 for 1.54 pounds. As is typical for this fish, it was delicate and light, but had plenty of flavor. The other was the American Red Snapper, which was a bit more expensive at $37.90 for 1.58 pounds. By comparison, this fish was a lot thicker and therefore, a bit more flavorful. We enjoyed both, with a slight preference going towards the cheaper fish for most outside of me and one other. Another highlight was the Scallops for $37.23 for 0.98 pounds, which came out to 14 large pieces. As recommended, we got these sautéed, with the scallops coming in a delicious garlicky juice on the bottom with plenty of other herbs. The scallops were tender while staying plump, though I slightly preferred the more caramelized tops at AbuQir, with these having a more uniform texture. The rest of the people liked what I couldn't eat, the $24.99 Octopus for around half a pound. The octopus came out pre-cut, which made splitting it very easy. I can't comment much on the flavor or saltiness as some other reviewers brought up, or else I'd be in the hospital right now post-anaphylaxis, but people liked it a lot. If you don't want to bother with the lines or crowds at the other fish spots, I would highly recommend going here. The fish is fresh, perfectly prepared, and seasoned just enough to highlight the natural flavors. I would go back.

    Fish Menu (as of July 2026)
    Aya E.

    Ordered: Virgin Mojito (~$4) Large Greek Salad (~$16) ~0.7lb Fried Calamari (~$13) ~1.4lb Grilled Spanish Branzino (~$27) ~0.9lb Grilled Marinated Sardines (~$19) ~0.4lb Grilled Moroccan Sardines (~$7) ~1lb Grilled U10 Tiger Shrimp (~$28) Belgian Hand Cut French Fries (~$7) Rice Vegetable Medley (~$8) Aya's take: There is no shortage of seafood spots in Astoria whether they're Middle Eastern or Mediterranean. I've never had Algerian-style seafood and was excited to try out Le Petit Pêcheur. We were a party of 6 and made a reservation that same day which was great! We arrived and got seated but weren't explained the process. First, you go up to the fish counter and order the fish you want, the amount you want, and the style you want it cooked (grilled, fried, or sautéed). They've done a great job with the display and I liked seeing the various options in front of me. The worker who helped us was super friendly and took the time to explain what each fish was. I also appreciate that their pricing is transparent (posted on their website). So why 3 stars? Once we finally ordered, we went back to our seats and ordered appetizers, sides, and drinks with our waiter. It took almost 40 minutes to receive the Greek Salad and Virgin Mojito we ordered. We had already received our Fried Calamari before that. Similarly, we got all the fish before the French Fries & Rice Vegetable Medley came out. It was frustrating and took away from the experience the fact that we didn't have the sides to eat with the fish at the time the fish came out. We literally had finished everything when the waiter came out with Lemon Potatoes which we had to send back considering it took too long to get them. It's a shame considering all the food we had was actually delicious. The Fried Calamari was crispy, tender, and not chewy at all, the Grilled Spanish Branzino was buttery, light, and delicious, and the Tiger Shrimp was grilled beautifully and the lemon olive oil mix just enhanced it even more. Even the Marinated Sardines were some of the best I've had. The fish was fresh, grilled/fried properly, and we truly didn't have a bad bite here. Prices are also more than reasonable. There's a clear lack of communication by the staff since two people within our group had provided their credit card to pay and they charged both. It's a shame we couldn't enjoy it as much as I hoped because of the operational issues. Hope they improve with time but until then, I won't be back.

    Egg plant dip
    Anna S.

    There are plenty of seafood restaurants in Astoria that has this ordering style where you go up to the front and you see this fresh selection of seafood and you can order by the weigh/item. The ones we had been to in the past usually allows you to also pick different type of cooking style or seasoning but this place only cooks it their way. It's good for people who are indecisive but disappointing for people who want variety of flavor. They usually have a section of appetizers and drinks you can order on a separate menu as well. The staffs were very low energies when we visited on a weekend night. The overall ambiance and interaction made us feel a little uncomfortable. We ordered: - eggplant dip - fries - Greek salad (large) - cooked fish - calamari - octopus Honestly I was so disappointed with the food. It didn't taste as fresh and was overall too salty. The eggplant dip had a weird taste. Friend fries were not as crispy and unevenly distributed portions of salt. The calamari was nothing special. The fish was okay, and the octopus was so salty we actually sent back the dish. It was very difficult to enjoy it. The staff was so accommodating and actually took the dish off our bill. (Thank you!! - great customer service!). My favorite item was probably the Greek salad, but then again it's hard to mess up a salad. I would say this is my least favorite counter order style seafood restaurant in Astoria. My friend said great things about it prior to my visit and I really wish I would have liked it.

    Josephine L.

    Get ready to clutch your pearls: I've not yet been to Abuqir. Gasp! Shock! Horror! Won't someone please think of the CHILDREN??? In my defense, doesn't this mean my review of Le Petit Pecheur (which always makes me think of George Bizet's underrated opera, for all you Romantic Era nerds) wil be...purer? No annoying comparisons and such? I digress. We came, we seafood-ed, we smiled. - Fried Sardines: My favorite dish of the night. Perfectly breaded, lightly crispy, totally filling, yet not briney or heavy. I think I'm in love.... - Baba Ganoush + Hummus + Pita: I forget why we ordered these, but they were tasty and creamy and made a nice distraction while we waited for our entrees. - Grilled Octopus: Perfectly chewy and zesty, exactly the kind of poulpe you might enjoy on the beachy coast of the southern Mediterranean. - Scallops: Also well cooked, and tastier than they had any right to be considering the simple seasoning. - Shrimp Linguine in butter garlic sauce: I mean, you really can't go wrong with a dish like this. My only regret was having to share it with five other friends. - Branzino: Butterflied, tender and full of flavor. There are many branzino dishes out there. This one won't break the bank, and will leave both your stomach and your wallet happy. If you need more, definitely pad your meal with Mashed Potatoes and Fries because carbs are happy things, and happy things deserve to be eaten. Space is ample, as are the portions, and service is quick and friendly. They play a lovely mix of North African French and Arabic music, which just adds to the beachy resort town atmosphere, IMO. Perhaps one day I'll finally make it to Abuqir, and the cycle will be complete.

    Quarter pound sardines
    Austin K.

    New items: Branzino: liked this better than the sea bass, felt like it was more tender Octopus: not bad, and would order if craving it, but I'd rather get from Greek places The large Greek salad was plentiful and actually went well with the food.

    Lobster
    Shawn G.

    Ordered through Uber Eats - grilled octopus - portion was fantastic! Good to perfection. Full of flavor and loved the oregano in - grilled calamari - well seasoned also cooked to perfection and the citrus sauce was so good with the bread - lobster tail - cooked well. I think could use a drizzle of sauce - baked clams - very yummy. The breading got a little soggy but maybe due to it being delivered

    Shirley W.

    Astoria has many options for pick your own seafood places, so I was curious when I saw this newer one pop up. We got the octopus, scallops, lobster tails, shrimp, two sides, and asked for all the seafood to be grilled. The shrimp was definitely the best thing out of the bunch. The rest was not bad, but cooking was definitely a bit inconsistent. The octopus and scallops could've used more grilling, but the lobsters were too burnt in some places which made it hard to chew. Service was nice and quick. Total came out to around $150 with two sodas.

    David T.

    A great astoria seafood place! Market fresh seafood cooked to order, dont skip out on the calimari. We thought the octopus was a bit salty, and they compped the food. Amazing service!

    Fried calamari
    Jillian B.

    My husband and I had a delicious dinner here over the long weekend. It was a little confusing figuring out if we sit first or order first, but the team working helped us get it all sorted. We ordered a variety of dishes, our top two being the fried calamari and the grilled scallops... but everything was high quality and cooked perfectly. While we didn't end up ordering any, they did have a selection of Algerian sodas which sounded delicious. No alcohol, so keep that in mind if you want wine with your seafood. Would recommend!

    branzino
    Emily G.

    I tried this spot for dinner with a friend. In the front of the restaurant is the seafood bar in a display case. Literally any seafood you can think of! The instructions for how to order are also by the front. Step 1: Choose your seafood, Step 2: choose how it's cooked, and Step 3: sit down and order sides! To be honest, seeing all the seafood, I was overwhelmed at first bc there are SO MANY OPTIONS!!! But the staff was really nice- both the servers and the guy at the seafood counter who is the owner. We had asked what he recommends which was really helpful if you aren't sure what to pick. My friend and I eat everything and anything (but if you had certain restrictions or preferences, you can share that and they will most definitely take it into account). We ended up with a variety of dishes by the end. Our favorites were the calamari, the octopus, red potatoes, and fried eggplant. We ordered two types of calamari: fried calamari and calamari provencal, which was calamari stir fried in a really aromatic, umami seasoning including olives. I don't even like olives (usually), but having this in the dish gave it a great flavor! The octopus was my personal favorite because it was delicious and the texture was seriously so so good, and so fresh. As sides, we loved the red potatoes (yum!) and the fried, crispy eggplant that was covered in a tomato-based sauce. Really happy with our meal here, and would definitely come back. Come with a big group to try a lot of things. The portions here are great for sharing!

    Neil H.

    They are a new family-owned seafood restaurant and market in Astoria, Queens, known for its Mediterranean cuisine with Algerian and French influences. The concept allows diners to select fresh seafood from a display case and choose how they would like it prepared, such as grilled, sautéed, or fried. Like Himido or Astoria Seaford, they prepare the dishes in front of you. We ordered the branzino, grilled butterfly shrimp, and a virgin mojito for our lunch and were impressed with how our fish was cooked. Their specialties include branzino and American Snapper, grilled and fried options like octopus, calamari, and sardines, and various fresh catches sold by the pound. In addition to the seafood, the menu offers pasta dishes, a variety of appetizers, such as spicy feta dip, and side dishes, such as lemon potatoes and grilled asparagus. Initially, we found the service a little slow, but once they got going, everything clicked into place. From the point of view of casual Mediterranean dining, it is a delight in the warm spring and summer months, whether sitting near the windows or outside. Reservations were recommended, but when we arrived Saturday afternoon, they were not necessary as there were plenty of tables and seats available. Their specialties include branzino and American Snapper, grilled and fried options like octopus, calamari, and sardines, and various fresh catches sold by the pound. In addition to the seafood, the menu offers pasta dishes, a variety of appetizers, such as spicy feta dip, and side dishes, such as lemon potatoes and grilled asparagus.  All in all, a solid recommendation

    Calamari
    Sara W.

    Very delicious spot in Astoria. Newer seafood spot too and would recommend a visit. Loved the food styles and options offered. Service was great too. Not too busy on a Saturday for lunch.

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    Astoria has always been a neighborhood of unyielding authenticity, a place characterized by the…read morebrutal, soul-crushing search for a parking spot. But tucked away on 34th Street, Off the Hook Raw Bar & Grill proves that some things are worth it. Years later, the truth remains unchanged: this sanctuary delivers a masterclass in cozy warmth and absolute culinary respect. The lobster mac and cheese is a decadent triumph--rich and loaded. But the real revelation is the skirt steak. It carries a deeply seasoned, char-grilled crust that locks in a perfect, juicy interior. It is, without exaggeration, one of the the best damn skirt steaks you will ever encounter in this city. Decor (4.25/5): It's a small, intimate room that hits you with a cozy, effortlessly cool vibe. It also has the small outdoor patio tucked away in the back--a perfect, low-lit refuge for a summer night in Queens. Customer Service (4.5/5): The staff is exceptional. They are welcoming, professional, and move with a hospitality that keeps the room's energy completely relaxed. Food Rating (5/5): Flawless execution. The skirt steak is dialed in to absolute perfection every single time, and the lobster mac stands alone at the top of its class. Price: Around $65 per person. Worth every penny--just prepare to battle for a spot on the asphalt if you drive.

    Been wanting to go here for a min. Def wanna come back & try other items. Love the outdoor patio…read more 5/5 half dozen house oyster $12- sauces were really good 4/5 watermelon salad $18- really good, sweet watermelon, 1 of the herbs was a bit too strong- mint? Basil? Can't remember which it was but nearly perfect 3/5 crabmeat guac $23- something was too salty, might've been the chips, good otherwise 3/5 shrimp mofongo $32- been wanting to try mofongo for a min too, sweet, very filling, decent, I expected more flavor/seasoning but less sweet, too dense for me, thought it'd be more of a light, mashed potato consistency but it's def got some chunks of plaintain & shrimp in it 4/5 Crème brûlée $12- so sweet but really good & creamy 2/5 pistachio cake $10- the lemon/lime whipped cream is the best part cuz the cake is disgustingly sweet 5/5/ service- friendly & informative

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