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 Continental cuisine, aviation motif |
1395 Northwest 57th Avenue Miami, FL 33126-2095 United States +1 305 261 4220 |
Watch airplanes take off and land while you dine at this restaurant, a remarkable replica of a World War I French farmhouse, featuring outstanding American cuisine and an aviation theme. The varied menu offers flavorful and moderately priced seafood, beef, and poultry dishes cooked to perfection. Special features include: a three-course Early Bird Dinner, a Happy Hour with complimentary hors d'oeuvres, and a Sunday Champagne Brunch. Private party rooms & banquet facilities are also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Voulez-vous a coucher? |
929 Washington Ave Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 532 9070 http://www.bedmiami.com |
If you think there is nothing sexier than crumbs in bed, this is the place for you. The menu varies each night with a choice of four appetizers, four main courses and four desserts. Nestled into the walls of the room are platforms covered with giant mattresses and six or eight large pillows, with egg-white chiffon drapery. The wait staff is dressed in elegant, billowy white shirts and flowing white pants. A movie screen shows psychedelic videotronics to the tune of Ravel's Bolero and new age music. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tres charmant |
3430 Main Highway Miami, FL 33133 United States +1 305 448 6060 |
This is a charming French eatery in every sense boasting fabulous food, friendly service, and a warmly decorated interior. The walls are painted a bright yellow, and French doors open onto the sidewalk. Although you might be tempted to indulge in rich entrees and appetizers, you will thank yourself later for saving room. Desserts are extremely tempting. Mouthwatering Duck Paté is a delicious starter for your meal. Fresh fish, Chicken en Papillote, and Peppercorn Steak are a few of the available entrees. You will not want to leave without trying one of the freshly prepared desserts. The atmosphere is not stuffy, but you willfeel more comfortable if you change out of your beach clothes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Paris bistro, Miami style |
2415 Ponce de Leon Boulevard Miami, FL 33134 United States +1 305 461 1099 http://www.leshalles.net/ |
This is a French restaurant that is serious about French food and culture; they go all out for Bastille Day, with special menus, games, and activities. February is "Choucroute" month. The menu even offers "Amuse-gueules," a casual way of saying "appetizers." Everything you would expect from a Parisian bistro is here including Steak au Poivre, Salade Niçoise, and Confit de Canard, all for around USD15-25. The atmosphere too, is left-bank casual. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A little bit of everything |
1360 Collins Avenue Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 535 8247 |
At first glance, it is hard to tell whether this cozy little cafe is primarily French, Italian or American. Guests may choose to dine on the patio, which allows for a great view of the Miami Beach crowd. Although you may prefer lasagna or escargot, the restaurant also serves a number of excellent salads. Cafe Des Arts also serves both French (croissants and coffee) and American breakfasts. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French soul food |
7310 Red Road Miami, FL 33155 United States +1 305 665 3322 |
Whether intentionally or not, the owners seem to have patterned their cafe after the charming cafe in travel writer Peter Mayle's book Hotel Pastis. Picturesque and charming, it brings a bit of southern France into southern Florida. The service is extremely friendly and helpful.Recommended dishes include steamed mussels for $12.95, rack of lamb for $18.50, and duck breast in black currant sauce for $14.50. Other bistro classics, such as onion soup and escargot are also served. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cozy bistro, generous portions |
227 13th Street Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 672 8169 |
You will not get a whole lot of attitude at this cozy little neighborhood bistro, a welcome change from the general SoBe scene. French favorites, in unusually generous portions, make up the bill of fare. Salads are enough for an entire meal, as are the omelets. Steaks are delicious. The early bird special is a prix fixe menu for only USD9.95 (5p-8p), while the most expensive prix fixe (with wine) is USD20.95. The breakfasts here are some of the most inventive in town. Comfortable, unpretentious decor draws a mellow local crowd. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Lunch in the Design District |
3612 Northeast Second Avenue Miami, FL 33137 United States +1 305 576 7877 |
This is not an easy place to find, but it's worth the extra effort to discover. A favorite lunch spot in downtown Miami's Design District, it's a great place for a quick meal while checking out the shops frequented by interior decorators. There are two floors of comfortable and private dining space. The menu features a number of French staple items (such as pate and salad Niçoise), as well as Florida specialties (mainly fresh seafood). Be sure to ask about the daily specials. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fabulous fusion cuisine |
944 Collins Avenue in the Blue Moon Hotel Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 534 6104 |
This fusion restaurant has received rave reviews from local and national sources, and for good reason. Located in South Beach among top-quality dining spots, the Cheeky Monkey stands out for its unique culinary creations. Borrowing flavors from Asian, African, and American to French, Italian, and Creole, the Cheeky Monkey combines old traditions with innovative new preparations. Breakfast and lunch are served daily from 8a to 2:30p, and will typically cost between USD8-16. Appetizers run USD6-12, dinner entrees from USD19-26. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Affordable French dining |
419 Washington Avenue Miami, FL 33139 United States +1 305 673 1002 |
In the classic style of a quaint French bistro, this popular little restaurant offers great food at low prices. It has received shining reviews from the New York Times, the Miami Herald, and the Food TV network, not to mention from scores of pleased diners. The best deal on the menu is the USD16 prix-fixe menu. For this low price, diners choose between three superb entrees: chicken, steak, or salmon. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Peerless French cuisine |
2120 Salzedo Street Miami, FL 33134 United States +1 305 442 8545 |
This elegant destination recently made Miami proud by winning the prestigious Five Star Diamond Award from the American Academy of Hospitality Sciences, for the fifth year in a row. Guests feast on classic French cuisine such as Duck a L'orange and Chateaubriand. Dinner, including a bottle of wine from the eclectic and reasonably priced list, will cost around USD45-55 per person. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fresh lobster and more |
1279 Northeast 79th St Causeway Miami, FL 33138-4206 United States +1 305 758 9888 |
Established in 1996, this restaurant features seafood and French cuisine, entertainment, and a casual atmosphere on the waterfront. The high-quality menu features seafood dishes such as Roasted Monkfish and sliced potato, Swordfish in Mustard Seeds, and Ginger-Marinated Salmon Rolls with eggplant. Most entrees run $15-$20. A special, signature lobster menu is also available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Good news food lovers |
9700 Collins Avenue, Suite 135 Miami, FL 33160 United States +1 305 865 2181 http://www.lagouluebalharbour.... |
Great news for all those residing in, or visiting Bal Harbour—La Goulue Bal Harbor is here to delight all patrons. Make a trip to this French style brasserie, serving up typically bistro fare. The interiors have a 1900's Parisian feel of to it. You can also choose to dine alfresco. The chef dishes out fresh seafood and other French delicacies. Feast on the likes of calamars a la plancha, onglet aux cchalottes and for dessert go for the chocolate souffle and pistachio anglasie. Mmmm...does that sound yummy or what! Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Always-fresh sandwiches |
328 Crandon Blvd Miami, FL 33149 United States +1 305 361 0281 |
Aptly named "The Bakery" in French, this cozy restaurant and gourmet food store specializes in French delicacies. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, it is popular for a quick meal or take out. French breads, pastries, and desserts are the specialties here along with vegetarian omelets, soups, and salads. Dress is casual, and there is always a steady stream of people coming in and out of the restaurant. The staff is friendly and willing to explain the ingredients of any menu item. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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French lite |
382 Miracle Mile Miami, FL 33134 United States +1 305 448 8984 http://www.leprovencalrestaura... |
As much as we all love the butter and cream that make French cooking famous, it is nice to know that there is an equally delicious alternative. Le Provencal provides all the extravagance and flavor without the guilt. You will find a lot of herbs and savory vegetables used in most dishes for flavor. It is hard to resist the Bouillabaisse, a seafood soup made with various fish and shellfish, served with toasted rounds of French bread. As with many Coral Gables restaurants, there is an upscale crowd here. The atmosphere is comfortable, though, and made more so by warmly personable service. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fabulous, affordable French |
1001 South Miami Avenue Miami, FL 33130 United States +1 305 373 1940 |
This restaurant is a rarity with its delicious French cuisine for reasonable prices. Provence Grill is located in a downtown dining area made up almost exclusively of Italian restaurants. Homemade pate is an authentic and delicious starter. Entrees include meat, fish, and pasta dishes. Do not fill up too much; the chocolate mousse is positively sinful. The atmosphere is fairly sophisticated here, and the crowd tends to be somewhat mature. Do not dress down. Review © 2007, Wcities |
