Excellent & thanks
Agreed. We also remember the huge escargot.Our first year on the island back in 1987 we stayed at Manapany and were told about New Born which was just down the road. Went there every year after that until they closed. We picked out our lobster from a huge tank. Frankie and David were delightful. We felt like we were dining in their house…which we were
Only drawback is parking.La Langouste is the least expensive on island for lobster
Located on the way to Manapany (no. 10 in the old map below) and looking through the Forum Archives it seems it closed for good in 2009. The years before the final closing had a few starts and stops as I remember.This was before my time.... where was this restaurant located and when did it close? Seems like a wonderful spot.
They have a big parking lot... where is the drawback?Only drawback is parking.
Not to mention approach to New Born through jungle like foliage.Only drawback is parking.
Why? There is plenty of parking at Langouste?Only drawback is parking.
Thank you.Located on the way to Manapany (no. 10 in the old map below) and looking through the Forum Archives it seems it closed for good in 2009. The years before the final closing had a few starts and stops as I remember.View attachment 70359
Wow I had forgotten the jungle. Thanks for the reminderNot to mention approach to New Born through jungle like foliage.
We had no problem parking at La Langouste..you just drive around back (carefully as the turn is a bit tight) and park before you enter the restaurant on the gravel lot. It is a lot better than trying to find parking on the street in Gustavia.Only drawback is parking.
Once we found the lot, parking was no problem at all.We had no problem parking at La Langouste..you just drive around back (carefully as the turn is a bit tight) and park before you enter the restaurant on the gravel lot. It is a lot better than trying to find parking on the street in Gustavia.