The New Blue at the Delano (is Blue Door Fish)

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Rename. Redecorate. Re-conceptualize. That's the blueprint for the new Blue Door -- now Blue Door Fish. As we reported last week, the Delano's Mediterranean menu with French-Brazilian twists is focusing more on pure Mediterranean -- not just the region, but the seafood. Chef Claude Troisgros will retain a few of his Blue Door classics that have pleased patrons over the past 14 years -- like the big ravioli with tarot mousseline, and the crabavocat, but the new bill of fare boasts over 50 additions, including fruit de mer by the piece, sushi, and lots of fish and shellfish.

Most folks know that Claude Troisgros' father and uncle created Nouvelle Cuisine and collect Michelin stars like some folks collect postage stamps. Now the fourth generation, Claude's son Thomas, has joined the family tradition and worked with his dad on this new Blue Door Fish menu.

Here are some dishes to look forward to:

Caramelized Octopus with garlic, shallots and Dijon mustard served with a black olive potato salad ($15); Scallops a la Plancha with brown butter sauce, garlic, lemon, parsley and pine nuts ($18); Yellowfin Tuna seared au poivre with truffled frites ($33); Red Snapper grilled with an Antiboise sauce of tomato, black olives, capers, anchovy & basil, with bok choy with garlic chips ($28); Cobia seared with preserved lemon & fresh herbs and served with crushed potatoes ($28) and Shrimp over risotto with a saffron bouillabaisse-style sauce ($34). Prime steaks, lamb, and chicken dishes will also be available. All fish, shellfish, and meats can also be ordered simply a la plancha (on the griddle) with choice of sauces.

The décor is bluer than before, with lots of steely silver tones with blue hues. The original Venetian mirrored table remains, but now has a  a vintage Kalmar glass chandelier, comprised of 500 individual glass ball elements, hanging over it. Tables are made of metallic driftwood, a reflection of the surrounding beach and ocean.

Blue Door Fish is open for dinner from 7 to 11:30 p.m. daily, breakfast from 7 to 11:30 a.m. and lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Breakfast and lunch will continue to be served as part of Blue Door Breakfast and Plat Bleu Lunch, but will also feature selected items from Blue Door Fish. Blue Door Brunch is served Saturday and Sunday from 11am to 4pm. For reservations call 305-674-6400.

Location Info

Blue Door at Delano

1685 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, FL

Category: Restaurant

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