Le Petit Bateau de Abidjan

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  Jon

  :: 07 November 2022 19:33:59

  If you like eating lobster🦞 and happen to be in Abidjan, you should definitely check this place out.

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  Samuel Edward Koranteng

  :: 12 September 2020 09:55:46

  Despite the fact that finding the place is a winding route in the not-so-tidy part of the city, you can't miss the large boldly coloured entrance. The parking space is tiny, and manoeuvering tricky, but once you step inside all that fades away; you're met by the serene ocean view, the smell of sea, little paintings & artefacts, plus the neat dining setup. The food is top-class though a tad pricey. We had lobsters, some seafood salad and a side dishes of acheke, rice, and fries. There was also some fish in sweetish cream sauce. It was divine. Dessert of ananas/banana flambe was the topping on the cake. Afterwards you get to watch the ships cruise in and out of the habour close by. Once in Abidjan, this is worth trying out.

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  Kate Lin

  :: 30 August 2020 12:11:16

  If you like ocean and the sound of the ocean. This is place of it. The taste of food is ok and the price is a little higher compared to the locals. Generally it's not a bad place to enjoy the seafood

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  Nana Spio-Garbrah

  :: 18 March 2018 21:21:35

  Food is decent but pretty basic. Same attieke, alloco and seafood as found in many places. However sea breeze is excellent but decor and location very low budget. Oddly a favorite of expats. Rarely any locals/blacks which is a bit sad...

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  Ding Hao

  :: 21 December 2017 18:46:19

  Very good ambience dining by sea. The gravy that went with the bread was awesome too. Had prawns which tasted So-so. Their signature would be lobsters which the other table ordered and looked good. Really good place to wind down and have a meal while listening to the waves.