Olivier Martinez opening restaurant in Miami

Florida Statesman (ANI) Wednesday 22nd February, 2012

Halle Berry's fiance Olivier Martinez will soon be unveiling a fine dining restaurant in Miami, Florida that will serve French and Italian cuisine.

The French actor and his friend Michael Martin have joined forces with restaurateur Jean-Phillippe Bernard to open Villa Azur in South Beach next month.

"I love the interesting and international people I have met in Miami. So when my friend Michael Martin said he found a space for a restaurant and lounge where we could bring in the best aspects from the South of France, I was excited and wanted to get involved," the Daily Express quoted Martinez as telling People magazine.

"Olivier and I love Miami and want to bring the glamour and allure of the South of France to this melting pot of a town," Martin added. (ANI)

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