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(Source: Miami Herald)
Lou Lou
638 South Miami Ave.
Miami, FL 33130
305-379-1404
It's like a taste of Paris in Brickell. The latest hot spot to open at this locale features traditional French fare including moule et frites, foie gras and toast and crispy duck confit. And, bien sur, the patrons who dine here are often heard speaking French which simply adds to the Parisian vibe.
(Source: The Biltmore Hotel)
La Palme d'Or
1200 Anastasia Ave.
Coral Gables, FL 33134
305-913-3201
http://www.biltmorehotel.com/dining/palme.php
Critics have twice ranked Palme d’Or as “exceptional.” Its top chef Philippe Ruiz has won awards for his “French Nouvelle Cuisine” that features more than 20 dishes and a large selection of wines to go with it. The menu includes sautéed frog legs to foie gras.
(Source: Le Bouchon Du Grove)
Le Bouchon Du Grove
3430 Main Highway
Coconut Grove, FL
305-448-6060
http://www.lebouchondugrove.com
In French, the word ‘Bouchon’ conjures up images of a quaint, French restaurant and that’s exactly what this Coconut Grove establishment is. It’s located in what some call the French quarter of South Florida. It offers up cuisine from the region around Lyon in the Southwest France including fresh steamed mussels and snails in garlic parsley sauce.
(Source: Sage French Cafe)
Sage French Cafe
2378 North Federal Hwy.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33305
954-565-2299
http://www.sagecafe.net
For a reasonably priced casual dining atmosphere, Sage offers a great option for those on a budget. It’s also owned by an award winning Chef Laurent Tasic who has owned restaurants in Paris, Monaco and the French Antilles. His former clients have included Prince Albert of Monaco and film star Michael Caine. Top dishes include the roasted duck and the beef with mushrooms. They offer 2-for-1 deals some nights of the week.
(Source: A La Folie)
A La Folie
516 Espanola Way
Miami Beach, FL 33139
305-538-4484
http://www.alafoliecafe.com
The charm of the Parisian sidewalk café makes a return with this casual bistro in the heart of South Beach. It offers authentic French food from crepes (thin pancakes) to quiche and a grog (rum and tea) to a kir royale. A La Folie also offers French magazines and newspapers diners can casually browse through as they wait for their meal.
