La Cagouille
In the past 10 years I’ve come and gone to Paris (wow I sound like an old lady), well anyways, this was the restaurant that my parents would bring me to. Don’t expect to find any meat, this is a temple of seafood, featuring the culinary arts of Southern Bordeaux. None of the fishes have fancy sauces or elaborate techniques, the fish and seafood are prepared and presented as naturally as possible.
To start, we had an amuse-bouche of coques (cockel clams) in a warm buttery broth.
Entrées
Anchois frais et persil en friture (Fried anchovies and parsley)
Crevettes roses vivantes poelées minute (Live pink shrimp, pan-fried)
Palourdes de claires crues (Fresh raw clams served on a bed of small stones)
Salade mélangée et haddock (Mixed salad with haddock fish)
The service is very good, efficient and friendly. The food was very flavorful and the price-value is very fair. A very homy feeling to the restaurant is also felt and the crowd remains local after so many years.
Definitely a lovely & delicious dinner at La Cagouille.
La Cagouille
10 Place Constantin Brancusi
75014 Paris, France
01 43 22 09 01
Metro: Gaîté
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[…] which was on our first day in Paris. Decided to go after Jade’s (a former Ferrandi student) recommendations and cross these with a list of restaurants which are open on August. It’s not an easy task […]
i love seaaa food, those pics seems fucking AWESOME…. im hungryyy ahuahuhauhah
nice blog J, lov it..
Hi Jade
thank for your recommendation, I went there and wrote about it in my blog, mentioned you as well
you can read about my visit here:
http://www.eatingcookingfooding.com/2011/08/la-cagouille.html
Mashav