Location: Bonita Springs
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Where to eat French food in Bonita Springs: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Find out what French restaurants to try in Bonita Springs. Whether you are looking to explore nature, relax on the beach, or take a boat out on its clear waters, Bonita Springs is an unforgettable destination with a little something for everyone. Enjoy the wildlife and views of Barefoot Beach Preserve or rent a boat to take out on the water at Bay Water Boat Rentals. Bonita Springs Public Beach is a great place to go swimming or relax and unwind, and you can even bring Fido to the town's very own Dog Beach.
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1. C Level Bistro & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 895 reviews
Prix Fix 3 Course Dinner Only $29.99 (5pm-6pm) Daily C Level Bistro & Wine Bar, an eclectic mix of european and stylish modern. We specialize in food with Experience some of the best in International dinner dishes with a French influence, American contemp
Reviewed By C7756VRanthonym
This restaurant is worth a visit just to experience the deep blue lighting and the video-created pseudo tanks of colorful fish swimming around. But anglophiles will particularly enjoy the superb rack of lamb embellished with real mint sauce, and the Tournedos Rossini, a favorite in London during the 1960s. But instead of the classic one large cube of fillet mignon, there are two pieces of steak on the plate both loaded with delicious pate. My dining companions also enjoyed the branzino. The wine list is extensive, with bottles lining one wall. Our waiter was attentive and knowledgable, and the prices what one would expect for the quality of the food.
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2. The Other Side Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 270 reviews
Reviewed By Ally N
We had lunch and it was nice, not great, but enjoyable. Food could have been hotter. Service was good and everything arrived in a timely manner. Onion soup was particularly good.
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3. Survey Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 295 reviews
Quaint Cafe in a historic house in Downtown Bonita Springs. Fusion French-American Fresh ingredients, some organic, great coffee, and fabulous chef! Hours monday-Sunday 8-2:30 . Dinners on Friday and Saturday Jan-April from 5-8:00. Pet friendly.
Reviewed By UPprincess
Friend and I had a wonderful Old Bonita Springs touring day. This area is really coming together and worthwhile. It takes one back to your Grandmotherâs Florida. Though a short drive away from current busy civilization, it feels miles away. The Survey Cafe is named after the old town and is in a 1940âs home. Thereâs an enclosed porch and outside deck with umbrella. Outside was actually quite pleasant on a 90 degree day. Friend had a BLT and I chose baked egg (delicious custard taste) and cheddar cheese on a croissant. Croissant (fresh and tasty) adds $1.50 to cost of egg sandwich. Pretty much self serve. Tastes like tap water in their plastic urn (water filter would help). Nice place to eat in context of Old Florida Day with girlfriends. However, little pricey and would not be enough food for the Husbands. Definitely a Girl Kind of Place.
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4. Cote D'azur Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 279 reviews
Cuisine Provencal From South Of France
Reviewed By Anita M
Chef James Waller is, in my opinion, the absolute best chef in Naples! We were blown away by the quality and preparation of everything except the bread (which should be changed to a chewy, rustic bread instead of boring, tasteless cardboard) and the pastry puff of the profiteroles, but in the end, with lots of melted Belgian dark chocolate, who cares? However, the seafood soup, the salmon carpaccio, the roasted crispy duck, the seafood risotto, and the sabayon were expertly prepared, attractively plated, and professionally served. I had requested a corner table and, amazingly, it was held for us, although the restaurant was packed. Also, the attentive wait staff was there when you wanted them but did not hover. I asked where Chef Waller had been trained, and was told that he studied at the CIA (Culinary Institute of America) in SFO. I later read an article about him in Food & Beverage International Magazine, and found that he had prepared State Banquets for several presidents, including Nixon, Ford, Bush, and Clinton, and also for Kissinger, as well as serving stints as Executive Chef in top restaurants. I was not surprised. We are privileged to have Chef Waller here in Naples. Cote D'Azur should be a destination for all Floridians and visitors!
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