French in Miami New Times
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This classic al fresco French café doubles as a wine bar offering an inviting place to hang out and get to know the neighborhood. Stop by for an eye-opening morning café au lait while you savor a fresh-baked pastry, or one of eight breakfast sandwiches, including the tasty campagne: bacon, Brie, caramelized onions, and scrambled […]
Vagabond Kitchen & Bar (no more “Restaurant” in the moniker) in the MiMo District is heir to the place that chef Alex Chang vehemently tried to get locals to embrace. The task of attracting customers to the Biscayne Boulevard eatery now falls upon Julian G
Villa Azur is lovely. The indoor area, which encompasses a bar and lounge alongside the dining room, mimics the sleek, sumptuous, yet relaxed style of caf&eactue;s on the C
Different owners, different chefs, but the new Vita has a lot in common with the old Vita. Such as the 100-seat outdoor garden with lush tropical foliage and old-time movies projected on the wall. Such as the DJ who spins tunes weekends from about 10 p.m. till close. Such as the location right across the […]
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It’s a nondescript concrete block from the outside, but step within and you’ll be privy to a boisterous warehouse setting that encompasses a wine market, wine bar, and casual French bistro. No walls separate the three, so the ambiance is lofty and hip. There are hundreds of modestly priced wine bottles ($7 to $30); the […]