About to head out from our work trip, my colleague wanted to grab something small to eat before going to the airport. And so did everyone else that had checked out. It was a bit ridiculous the line in here. It stretched from the entrance to the back of the store and wrapping around to the counter. Basically your run of the mill coffee shop with sandwiches and pastries. I think that could really sum this place up and I could leave it at that. But that would leave a lackluster review. The line takes forever to move. It's best if you have one person wait in line while another grabs a table to sit. This will actually be the best decision I did in here. I didn't want anything, I just waited from my colleague to make it through the line. While sitting there, I was able to people watch and see how ignorant some people could be. Instead of people dispersing to allow for the line to move forward, they just all gathered in an area effectively making a bottleneck. It was crazy to watch it all happen. Kids screaming, people stealing chairs from tables, but it was still somehow organized chaos is a well lit room. I don't understand people that live off of coffee. I can't do it. Now if tea shops were more common here, I'd be all over that.
Kyle King
Ordered the Biscoff Crème Puff only to find the cookie was mush and the pastry itself tasted as if it was sitting for some time. I asking for a refund they asked why I had taken a bite out of it which was quite literally the only way I could have known it tasted stale. They told me to just take something else which was certainly not what you want when you first pastry was old. I opted to try the cheesecake which was basically your run of the mill frozen cheesecake.The coffee was also not as good as say Starbucks or other quick service locations. Overall very disappointing in both service and food quality. I understand this location is busy but I would avoid the items in the coolers and just go somewhere else. I’m not normally one to take food back unless it’s truly bad so just know this place warrants it’s rating.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Fiona Van der Merwe
Incredibly slow service. Queued for 30 mins at 1030 for 2 pieces of cake and a pastry…. I ordered a cherry danish to go. Stupidly didn’t check it until we were on the road… turns out I was given a cheese danish.The queue at Brioche was much quicker.Don’t waste your time
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Curtis B.
Nice little place inside the Paris Casino. Stopped by and grabbed an Americano and it was actually pretty good. Will come again
Reid H.
A little on the pricey side, but still amazing. Right inside Paris, however isn't very busy at 6pm on a Tuesday. Double espresso and coffee was fabulous, and the tiramisu and raspberry tart was better than we expected. Staff member working was very polite and place was clean and not insanely tiny.
Danielle Dewitt
Felt bad for the one woman working on a Sunday
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tiramisu
Lexie
We arrived right before the long line, but dined in to observe the long line rush.For our breakfast rush: there were two registers open and three workers behind the counter, getting drinks and food ready. The cashiers were getting the patron's pastries as they were ordered so the other three could make drinks and sandwiches.For the long line: there were still two cashiers working and prepping pastries, but they were down to one person prepping drinks (weird). So the cashiers shifted to prepping hot items as well.My group agreed our drinks were amazing, but although the food was delicious, it isn't a 5-stat resort, but it does hit the spot in the morning. ?Patience is key for the long line.I recommend the vanilla latte! Iced or hot The blueberry muffin was so good!Vegetarian options: Hummus (pita chips behind the counter!), pastries, great parfaits, and salads. Lots of grab and go options, if neededWheelchair accessibility: Everything is one level and very open. The tables are all equal height and the chairs can be moved to accommodate.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Muffin, Coffe and Fruit Tart
Frank Ranu
Cafe Belle is open 24 hours and is conveniently located right before entry to one of the hotel towers. Yes, the prices are incredibly inflated, but that is to be expected in a casino in Las Vegas. My problem with this place is twofold—it’s understaffed and inconsistent. Depending when you go, you can expect to wait upwards of 30+ minutes for your order. And I say it’s inconsistent because I order the same ice coffee on every visit. The first four times I went, they put the cream in the coffee for you. After that, and only a few hours later in the same day, they tell me I have to add my own cream. There are a few tables inside which you’ll need after standing in line for so long. Thankfully there are other options in and outside of Paris.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Francine L.
Located inside of Paris is a little cafe called Belle Madeleine which seems so French and adorable. Painted with the color scheme of blue and white it reminds me of being in Paris. Ordered a hot green tea which they used on a brand named Rishi. Tasted pretty good and I just wanted something nice and warm but didn't feel like having a coffee so late at night. Sat outside they did have two tables and chairs right on the front of the cafe doors. They do serve sandwiches and coffee but at that moment tea was all I needed.
Paul Delano
They ignore the diamond line, especially the male workers. Worst service in all of vegas, especially the grave shift. Coming from a local who works in gaming.
I see why they have such low scores. The staff is rude and and the food is not going to look like the picture. I ordered a ham, egg and cheeses croissant that came out looking like and was as hard as a bagel.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
guy kurtz
Can't tell you about the food ,never ate here...I do get coffee ...this is good and they are reasonably fast ...better to get there
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Paul K.
This review is only for the coffee. It’s terrible. That is all.Service is good, though.
Service: 5
Sergio Monesi
It's certainly not a Parisian café, in fact, it's a real disaster! A few dirty tables, no service (but obviously at the time of payment the POS "asks" for a tip), mediocre muffin, a rubbery cheese danish, a very long wait for a cappuccino in a take-away paper cup. Avoid!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Shae Fiorillo
Beautiful setting, and proud of what they offer! People in line ahead of us were complaining so I should have known… a small cheese cake with soggy crust. 7.99 for a bottle of Fiji and 8.99 for a bottle of Perrier. Nothing had pricing labels so you don’t know until you get told your total. Pictured is the 2 water bottles, 6 macarons, the berry cheesecake and the corner of a bag of Cheetos… $47! And we had a plastic pack of utensils!
About to head out from our work trip, my colleague wanted to grab something small to eat before going to the airport. And so did everyone else that had checked out. It was a bit ridiculous the line in here. It stretched from the entrance to the back of the store and wrapping around to the counter. Basically your run of the mill coffee shop with sandwiches and pastries. I think that could really sum this place up and I could leave it at that. But that would leave a lackluster review. The line takes forever to move. It's best if you have one person wait in line while another grabs a table to sit. This will actually be the best decision I did in here. I didn't want anything, I just waited from my colleague to make it through the line. While sitting there, I was able to people watch and see how ignorant some people could be. Instead of people dispersing to allow for the line to move forward, they just all gathered in an area effectively making a bottleneck. It was crazy to watch it all happen. Kids screaming, people stealing chairs from tables, but it was still somehow organized chaos is a well lit room. I don't understand people that live off of coffee. I can't do it. Now if tea shops were more common here, I'd be all over that.
Ordered the Biscoff Crème Puff only to find the cookie was mush and the pastry itself tasted as if it was sitting for some time. I asking for a refund they asked why I had taken a bite out of it which was quite literally the only way I could have known it tasted stale. They told me to just take something else which was certainly not what you want when you first pastry was old. I opted to try the cheesecake which was basically your run of the mill frozen cheesecake.The coffee was also not as good as say Starbucks or other quick service locations. Overall very disappointing in both service and food quality. I understand this location is busy but I would avoid the items in the coolers and just go somewhere else. I’m not normally one to take food back unless it’s truly bad so just know this place warrants it’s rating.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Incredibly slow service. Queued for 30 mins at 1030 for 2 pieces of cake and a pastry…. I ordered a cherry danish to go. Stupidly didn’t check it until we were on the road… turns out I was given a cheese danish.The queue at Brioche was much quicker.Don’t waste your time
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 1
Nice little place inside the Paris Casino. Stopped by and grabbed an Americano and it was actually pretty good. Will come again
A little on the pricey side, but still amazing. Right inside Paris, however isn't very busy at 6pm on a Tuesday. Double espresso and coffee was fabulous, and the tiramisu and raspberry tart was better than we expected. Staff member working was very polite and place was clean and not insanely tiny.
Felt bad for the one woman working on a Sunday
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tiramisu
We arrived right before the long line, but dined in to observe the long line rush.For our breakfast rush: there were two registers open and three workers behind the counter, getting drinks and food ready. The cashiers were getting the patron's pastries as they were ordered so the other three could make drinks and sandwiches.For the long line: there were still two cashiers working and prepping pastries, but they were down to one person prepping drinks (weird). So the cashiers shifted to prepping hot items as well.My group agreed our drinks were amazing, but although the food was delicious, it isn't a 5-stat resort, but it does hit the spot in the morning. ?Patience is key for the long line.I recommend the vanilla latte! Iced or hot The blueberry muffin was so good!Vegetarian options: Hummus (pita chips behind the counter!), pastries, great parfaits, and salads. Lots of grab and go options, if neededWheelchair accessibility: Everything is one level and very open. The tables are all equal height and the chairs can be moved to accommodate.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Muffin, Coffe and Fruit Tart
Cafe Belle is open 24 hours and is conveniently located right before entry to one of the hotel towers. Yes, the prices are incredibly inflated, but that is to be expected in a casino in Las Vegas. My problem with this place is twofold—it’s understaffed and inconsistent. Depending when you go, you can expect to wait upwards of 30+ minutes for your order. And I say it’s inconsistent because I order the same ice coffee on every visit. The first four times I went, they put the cream in the coffee for you. After that, and only a few hours later in the same day, they tell me I have to add my own cream. There are a few tables inside which you’ll need after standing in line for so long. Thankfully there are other options in and outside of Paris.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 2
Located inside of Paris is a little cafe called Belle Madeleine which seems so French and adorable. Painted with the color scheme of blue and white it reminds me of being in Paris. Ordered a hot green tea which they used on a brand named Rishi. Tasted pretty good and I just wanted something nice and warm but didn't feel like having a coffee so late at night. Sat outside they did have two tables and chairs right on the front of the cafe doors. They do serve sandwiches and coffee but at that moment tea was all I needed.
They ignore the diamond line, especially the male workers. Worst service in all of vegas, especially the grave shift. Coming from a local who works in gaming.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
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I see why they have such low scores. The staff is rude and and the food is not going to look like the picture. I ordered a ham, egg and cheeses croissant that came out looking like and was as hard as a bagel.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2
Can't tell you about the food ,never ate here...I do get coffee ...this is good and they are reasonably fast ...better to get there
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
This review is only for the coffee. It’s terrible. That is all.Service is good, though.
Service: 5
It's certainly not a Parisian café, in fact, it's a real disaster! A few dirty tables, no service (but obviously at the time of payment the POS "asks" for a tip), mediocre muffin, a rubbery cheese danish, a very long wait for a cappuccino in a take-away paper cup. Avoid!
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Beautiful setting, and proud of what they offer! People in line ahead of us were complaining so I should have known… a small cheese cake with soggy crust. 7.99 for a bottle of Fiji and 8.99 for a bottle of Perrier. Nothing had pricing labels so you don’t know until you get told your total. Pictured is the 2 water bottles, 6 macarons, the berry cheesecake and the corner of a bag of Cheetos… $47! And we had a plastic pack of utensils!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 2