In Café Boulud, fabrics from Métaphores, Hermès’ textile collection, wrap the walls and banquettes.
The bar at Café Boulud.
Claudie
AVA MediterrAegean
In Palm Beach, Le Bilboquet Market, a grab-and-go spin off of the beloved restaurant, has opened on Peruvian Ave—just a block away from the Worth Avenue bistro. The charming new market offers coffee and croissants, to-go meals and sandwiches, plus rotating daily specials.
Nearby, Café Boulud in the Brazilian Court has unveiled a new look. “This new refresh honors that history while introducing a renewed space that celebrates the island’s spirit and the refined dining experience that defines us,” Chef Daniel Boulud says. The hotel worked with Lauren Hastings of LSI Designs, who incorporated greens, golds, and natural textures throughout the bar and dining room.
Down in Miami, AVA MediterrAegean opened November 22 in Coconut Grove. Part of Riviera Dining Group, the team is also behind French-Mediteranean restaurant Claudie in Brickell. Meanwhile, Milanese restaurant Le Specialità has arrived in the Miami Design District.