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LangoustaAMust Try
20 Rue Singer, 75016 Paris, France
· Seafood restaurant, Oyster bar restaurant, Restaurant
· 4.8/5 Google (541 reviews)
Reservations · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Tiny Passy seafood specialist serving ultra-fresh cold platters with warm, hands-on hospitality and high prices that match quality and scarcity.
Why it gets an A for overall quality
Langousta exemplifies grade A standards through exceptional freshness and generous seafood platters paired with remarkably warm, hands-on owner hospitality that transforms a tiny Passy space into an intimate destination. The steady execution and strong reputation among oyster enthusiasts confirm this ranks among Paris's finest raw seafood venues, despite modest physical constraints and premium pricing that reflect the quality delivered.
Restaurant Summary
Tucked on a quiet Passy side street, Langousta feels tiny and intimate—more like being hosted than seated. Platters arrive like sculptures, piled high with oysters, prawns, and crab, while the owners glide table to table. One guest summed it up: they took exceptional care and even taught us crab technique. The room is simple and close; it is the warmth and hands-on service that set the tone. The cooking is essentially the sea itself: classic raw bar and cold platters with no hot dishes and zero theatrics. Freshness is the headline, portions lean generous, and advice on pairings comes readily. It suits diners who prize pristine product and personal attention over elaborate sauces—think oysters, pink shrimp, and crab, poured alongside champagne rather than cooked embellishment. Families will find the space very compact, but simple items like pink shrimp and prawns can work for kids who enjoy seafood. There is no kids menu and the focus is entirely shellfish, so picky eaters may struggle. If your crew loves oysters and cold platters, it can be a memorable treat; otherwise, consider alternatives nearby.
At a Glance
- Ultra-fresh oysters and generous seafood platters
- Exceptionally warm, hands-on owner hospitality
- Quiet Passy setting with intimate vibe
- Very small space; reservations highly recommended
- Premium pricing that may surprise casual diners
What Sets It Apart
- hands_on_owner_guidance
- ultra_fresh_raw_bar
- tiny_intimate_setting
What People Love
- Feeling personally hosted by the owners
- Learning how to crack and season crab properly
- Big, beautifully presented towers that feed more than expected
- Discovering standout pink shrimp and regional oysters
Points of Concern
- Space is tight; large platters can crowd neighboring tables
- Pricing is genuinely high; value ties to quality and portion size
- Occasional freshness misses reported on specific items (e.g., langoustines texture)
- Review patterns show signs of high positivity but are supported by photos and detail
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost€85-125 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- Start with a dozen oysters (€32-48) and share a mid-tier platter (e.g., LANGOUSTA 2 €165) for two.
- Add pink shrimp (€15) if you want extra sweetness without breaking the bank.
- Champagne pairs naturally; ask for a by-the-glass recommendation.
Perfect For
- Seafood purists chasing pristine oysters and crab
- Intimate date nights after Trocadéro views
- Celebrating with a showpiece seafood tower
- Visitors wanting a neighborhood gem over touristy brasseries
Location Insights
Area: Quiet, affluent residential streets near Passy; low-key elegance and neighborhood clientele with some tourists from Trocadéro.
Safety: Generally safe, well-lit, and upscale with steady foot traffic in evenings.
Nearby: Close to Trocadéro/Eiffel sights, boutiques, and cafes; compact storefronts and sidewalk seating.
AuteuilAuteuil offers a sophisticated dining scene with a mix of traditional French bistros and high-end restaurants. The area is peaceful and family-friendly, attracting diners who prefer quality and ambiance over nightlife bustle.
Rue Singer areaThis micro-neighborhood is quiet and residential, with small local eateries and cafes catering to the community rather than tourists. It maintains a discreet charm and a relaxed dining atmosphere.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday18:30–23:00
Tuesday18:30–23:00
Wednesday18:30–23:00
Thursday18:30–23:00
Friday07:00–23:00
Saturday07:00–23:00
Sunday07:00–23:00
Available: Reservations, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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