Le Pescadeux is a Quebecois french restaurant located in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City. The restaurant has one wall that opens to the street. The food was mainly seafood, with some meat entree options.
Casual - jeans or shorts and a nice shirt are fine
Most entrees are $20-$25.
We had made reservations online for a Saturday evening. Throughout the evening there were only a few small tables open. Reservations are recommended for a group larger than 2.
The appetizer special of the day was shrimp in a hot tomato salsa. I have usually had shrimp in a garlic oil sauce, and this was different and unique. There was a bit of spice to it and more flavor.
The poutine here was excellent. The fries were covered in melted cheese and had gravy poured on at the table. The fries would have been good on their own, but they also made for a great poutine.
The side of cauliflower was mostly just roasted cauliflower with a bit of a nutty taste from the almonds.
The fish were mostly bland, with a bit of a crispy outer layer. The sauce they came on gave them a slight variety and different tastes. Neither one was especially flavorful, but I usually find fish quite bland.
Fish 1: Crisped Dorado Royale, Fennel Puree
Fish 2: Spice Marinated Cod Red Pepper Coulis
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