Miami Map and Direction on the Top French Restaurants and Free Sights to See

The state of Florida has a strong French influence since the early eighteenth century when French settlers gained control over the state. Over the years however, the French culture blended naturally with that of the Native American culture and as Florida invited a growing number of immigrants from across the world, the city of Miami developed a unique cosmopolitan culture.

However, even today a clandestine French culture exists and this is strongly reflected in the art and culture and in some of its cuisines. The city has a plethora of French restaurants offering excellent and authentic French delicacies.

Emeril's Restaurant on Miami Beach is a wonderful French restaurant with a nice ambiance and great food. You should also explore Lebouchon Du Grove at Coconut Grove. It has a fabulous atmosphere and you can try out delicacies such as Steak Tartare Coupe Au Couteau, Frites beef tenderloin steak and french fries with a wide choice of wine. The Fresco Californian Bistro on Miami Beach also offers authentic chicken breast with marina sauce and French fries.

Another great French restaurant in the vicinity is Le Boudoir that is known for its excellent service. You can try the club sandwich with smoked salmon, club Sandwich Turkey and croquet Vegetables at the restaurant. Other authentic French restaurants at South Beach include Crepe Maker Cafe, Le Provencal Restaurant and French Bistro, among others.

There are also a number of free sights in Miami which are extremely interesting and a great option when you are looking to cut your budget. You can visit the Art Deco Welcome Center at the South Beach, the Jewish Museum of Florida to learn about Jews in France, Little Havana, a small Cuban vibrant locality and the Bayfront Park.