Lagon Bleu
Casual Papeete snack bar dishing fresh tuna tartare, mahimahi paninis, and island burgers in Patuto'a's tropical neighborhood—a perfect pitstop for affordable, flavorful Polynesian bites.
Lagon Bleu is a casual snack bar and restaurant in Papeete's Patuto'a neighborhood, serving fresh seafood, Polynesian favorites, burgers, paninis, and salads in a laid-back tropical setting. Open daily from 9am, it offers affordable bites like tuna tartare, mahimahi paninis, club sandwiches, and children's menus amid French Polynesia's vibrant island life.
A brief summary to Lagon Bleu
- CV de Patutoa, Papeete, Patuto'a, 98714, PF
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Mixed
- Mobile reception: 5 out of 5
- Monday 9 am-5 pm
- Tuesday 9 am-5 pm
- Wednesday 9 am-5 pm
- Thursday 9 am-5 pm
- Friday 9 am-8 pm
- Saturday 9 am-6 pm
- Sunday 9 am-8 pm
Local tips
- Opt for fresh seafood like tuna tartare or mahimahi panini for the best taste of local catches.
- Visit midday for peak freshness; children's menu is great for families.
- Pair meals with a side salad or fries; cash preferred for small transactions.
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Getting There
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Walking
10-15 min walk from Papeete center; flat terrain, free.
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Bus
Local bus from downtown Papeete, 5-10 min, ~150 XPF.
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Taxi
5 min ride from Papeete harbor, 1000-1500 XPF.
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Car
Street parking nearby, 5 min drive from airport, free parking.
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Overview
Nestled on CV de Patutoa in Papeete's Patuto'a borough, Lagon Bleu embodies the easygoing spirit of Tahitian dining. This snack bar and restaurant specializes in fresh, local flavors, drawing locals and visitors with its unpretentious vibe and menu highlighting seafood from nearby waters. Rated highly by patrons, it ranks among Papeete's favored spots for quick, satisfying meals in a coastal-inspired atmosphere.Cuisine and Menu Highlights
The menu features Polynesian-French fusion dishes at accessible prices. Seafood lovers enjoy tuna tartare with dill, sashimi, carpaccio, and smoked tuna, alongside mahimahi paninis and fish burgers. Salads include Caesar with chicken or shrimp, Auvergnate with bacon and blue cheese, and the signature Maitai salad blending mahimahi and grilled chicken. Snack options like ham or raw ham paninis, club sandwiches with fries, hamburgers, cheeseburgers, and bacon burgers cater to varied tastes. Children's menus offer grilled fish, hamburgers, or bolognaise with sides like mashed potatoes or fries, plus ice cream or fruit desserts. Sides such as rice, fries, or salad are available for 700 XPF.Atmosphere and Service
Expect a lively yet relaxed environment typical of a Papeete snack bar, with indoor and possibly outdoor seating suited to the tropical climate. Service is friendly and efficient, focusing on fresh preparations. It's ideal for casual lunches, family outings, or post-beach refuels, reflecting Tahiti's blend of island hospitality and French culinary influence.Practical Information
Located at CV de Patutoa, Papeete 98714, French Polynesia, Lagon Bleu operates daily. Hours are 9:00-17:00 Monday to Friday, 9:00-20:00 Friday and Sunday, and 9:00-18:00 Saturday. Phone: +689 40 42 43 58. Prices range from 1500-2300 XPF per dish, making it budget-friendly for travelers exploring Tahiti.Local Context
Patuto'a offers a residential feel close to Papeete's bustle, with Lagon Bleu providing a taste of authentic local eats away from tourist hubs. Pair a visit with nearby market strolls or waterfront walks for a full day in French Polynesia's capital.Explore the best of what Lagon Bleu has to offer
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