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THE WALKTHROUGH   11.03.09 11:49 AM PRINT | SEND TO A FRIEND |
Lemon Twist: Normandy Isle Bistro Reopens With New Look
Last month, French bistro Lemon Twist reopened on Miami Beach’s Normandy Isle, a man-made island west of North Beach, with a new owner, new chef, and a refurbished dining room for 65. Originally opened in 1998, the restaurant was converted into a sports bar in 2006 before closing last May, when restaurateur Alain Suissa purchased the venue.

The 1,800-square-foot space has been redesigned with garnet-colored walls, lace curtains, dim lighting, and a partial tin ceiling. The main dining room includes a 10-seat bar running along the left wall. A communal wooden banquette along the right wall seats another 12, and four-person tables fill the space in between. For receptions, the tables can be cleared to make room for 120 guests. Additionally, a covered sidewalk patio seats 20.
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The 1,800-square-foot bistro seats 65 in the main dining room.  - Photo: Greg Clark
The 1,800-square-foot bistro seats 65 in the main dining room. 
Photo: Greg Clark
Lace curtains, garnet-colored walls, and dim lighting lend a romantic ambience. - Photo: Greg Clark
Lace curtains, garnet-colored walls, and dim lighting lend a romantic ambience.
Photo: Greg Clark
Gold-framed chalkboards in the dining room display the hand-written specials of the day.  - Photo: Greg Clark
Gold-framed chalkboards in the dining room display the hand-written specials of the day. 
Photo: Greg Clark

The bistro’s new menu features classic French fare such as caramelized onion soup, beef tartare, and mussels in a white wine reduction.

The venue is available for buyouts and can provide audiovisual equipment.

  —Brittany Peitsmeyer

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