$25 for $50 Worth of Authentic French Dinner Fare at Le Boudoir (or $15 for $30 Worth of Lunch)
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- Extensive bistro-style menu
- Wine, beer & champagne
- Redeemable at two locations
- Choose lunch or dinner
French food is a lot like French cinema: it's beautiful and rich and somewhere in the mix there's generally a high-speed chase involving baguettes. Experience culinary adventures au Français with today's Groupon to Le Boudoir, with locations in Coral Gables and Brickell. Choose between two options:
- For $15, you get $30 worth of authentic French fare during lunch.
- For $25, you get $50 worth of authentic French fare during dinner.
Led by chef de cuisine Vincent Benoliel, Le Boudoir's kitchen curates a menu of traditional bistro-style French cuisine alongside a generous selection of delicate sippables. Within a sleek, modern atmosphere, diners can tempt taste buds with esculent selections, such as escargot with melted brie ($7.50) and quiche lorraine with ham, swiss cheese, and bacon ($12.95). Show love to concoctions of ingredients and passing waiters by hugging them with arms of dough while gnawing on a panini filled with prosciutto, mozzarella, and pesto ($10.50).
Additionally, Le Boudoir has an evolving selection of exclusive entrees, such as steak tartare, shrimp and scallops normande with rice, and filet mignon drizzled in a green-pepper corn sauce. Diners can round out their French experience by tasting a selection of wines and champagnes by the glass or bottle and building elaborate toothpick sculptures of Marseilles.
- Extensive bistro-style menu
- Wine, beer & champagne
- Redeemable at two locations
- Choose lunch or dinner
French food is a lot like French cinema: it's beautiful and rich and somewhere in the mix there's generally a high-speed chase involving baguettes. Experience culinary adventures au Français with today's Groupon to Le Boudoir, with locations in Coral Gables and Brickell. Choose between two options:
- For $15, you get $30 worth of authentic French fare during lunch.
- For $25, you get $50 worth of authentic French fare during dinner.
Led by chef de cuisine Vincent Benoliel, Le Boudoir's kitchen curates a menu of traditional bistro-style French cuisine alongside a generous selection of delicate sippables. Within a sleek, modern atmosphere, diners can tempt taste buds with esculent selections, such as escargot with melted brie ($7.50) and quiche lorraine with ham, swiss cheese, and bacon ($12.95). Show love to concoctions of ingredients and passing waiters by hugging them with arms of dough while gnawing on a panini filled with prosciutto, mozzarella, and pesto ($10.50).
Additionally, Le Boudoir has an evolving selection of exclusive entrees, such as steak tartare, shrimp and scallops normande with rice, and filet mignon drizzled in a green-pepper corn sauce. Diners can round out their French experience by tasting a selection of wines and champagnes by the glass or bottle and building elaborate toothpick sculptures of Marseilles.
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About Le Boudoir
With the deft hands of a veteran baker, Vincent Benoliel keenly measures almonds, eggs, and sugar, because accuracy is essential when making macarons. The ephemeral sweets come in a rainbow of colors and might taste of chocolate, rose petal, or lemon, but every single one has that je ne sais quoi of a macaron made by a native Frenchman. Vincent grew up in France's ubiquitous restaurant industry, ascending to the rank of sous chef in a Parisian brasserie when he was only 18. In 2005, he brought the richness of French cuisine to South Florida by importing the Eiffel Tower in 3-pound chunks and by opening Le Boudoir in Miami. His handiwork includes delicacies such as escargot, steak tartare, and fresh pastries.