Revelers rejoice. Starting Thursday, October 24th there will be an amazing new 24-hour brasserie on Collins Avenue named Paris 6. Conveniently located right the at the intersection of three of Miami’s best clubs and hotels, the all hours-resto will serve both French cuisine and favorite dishes from around the world.
The concept comes to Miami Beach straight from Brazil, where owner Isaac Azar opened the first one in 2006. His inspiration was the storied bistros of the sixth Arrondissement in Paris such as Café de Flore and Brassérie Lipp. To add another unexpected international another twist, the chef behind dishes like Risotto au Ragout d’Osso Bucco and Escargots a la Bourguignonne is a Venezuelan-born, Spanish-trained chef named Atilio Padra.
The menu is a vast array spanning three meals a day: breakfast, lunch, dinner and whatever comes in the wee hours in between. Imagine Croque Monsieurs, grand salads, burgers as well as a selection of cakes including the “patented” grand gateau dreamed up by Azar himself.
While the food is certainly on the forefront at this chic brasserie, the romantic interiors will certainly transport diners. Imagine stepping onto the set of Midnight in Paris in cushy banquets and walls lined with original paintings prominent figures in French café culture like Ernest Hemingway. We’re guessing Paris 6 will welcome a similar scene as clubs empty out and revelers fill the place up after 5 a.m. After all, with hotspots like LIV, Mynt, Mokai and Wall just a stone’s throw away the location is perfectly poised to capture that crowd as well.
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