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Le Deauville – Downtown Lexington

French Cuisine (Up to 53% Off). Two Options Available.

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In a Nutshell

Chefs plate French mainstays such as rack of lamb with ratatouille, escargot, and filet mignon à la normande

The Fine Print

  • Expires Aug 21, 2013
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per table. Valid only for option purchased. Dine-in only. Not valid for the purchase of alcohol. Not valid toward prefixed menu or specials.
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The French have given the United States many tremendous gifts, such as the Statue of Liberty and the current Statue of Liberty, which subdued the first one after lightning made it evil. Befriend an entire nation with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $20 for $40 worth of upscale French dinner cuisine
  • $40 for $85 worth of upscale French cuisine for parties of four or more

Chefs add elegance to the lunch hour with entrees such as mushroom ravioli coated in a roasted-garlic and basil sauce ($16) as well as a burger made from beef tenderloin ($12). Dinner options include a dijon-encrusted rack of lamb ($34.50) and seafood risotto with bay scallops, rock shrimp, mussels, and lobster ($32).

Le Deauville

In the middle of July, alfresco diners at Le Deauville might dive headlong into a Bastille Day celebration, watching as servers light red, white, and blue cupcake towers with sparklers or mediate street-side matches of pétanque. Though they bathe their sidewalk bistro in patriotic colors on state holidays, the staffers also immerse visitors in French culture year-round. Chefs populate seasonal menus with traditional French dishes such as steamed mussels in tomato and herbs, roasted rack of lamb with bordelaise mint sauce, and sea scallops with wild-mushroom risotto. They sometimes augment these dishes with globe-hopping guests including Caribbean lobster and Spanish mackerel, introducing new flavors to French preparations without having to pass sushi off as really, really strange-looking ratatouille.

In warm weather, servers ferry these dishes to sidewalk tables draped in white tablecloths next to the restaurant's French-door-covered façade, which is illuminated each night by strings of colored light bulbs. Gray tiled floors inlaid with intricate designs spread out inside, running between dark-wood-paneled and exposed-brick walls. Here, patrons gather at café tables or sidle up to an old wooden bar, where servers pour from a full stock of beer, wine, and spirits.

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Le Deauville

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  • I could eat their mussels every day. Solid wine list and the bread and the mussels. Did I mention the mussels?
    Mike Mueller
  • We sat outside and the service we received was great. Everyone treated us like royality and were very friendly.
    divinedream01
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