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    4.6 (720 reviews)
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    Closed 5:30 pm - 9:30 PM

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    Appetizer with beet
    Ika I.

    Unforgettable French dining experience at superb value, a hidden gem, and a must try in Las Vegas! We wanted our last meal at Vegas to be unique and unforgettable, and we were so thrilled to have such a wonderful dining experience at Partage. Located in a strip mall about 10 mins drive from Caesar's Palace and the Venetician, the restaurant offers authentic French cuisine with multiple choices of tasting menus in an intimate setting. Parking is available out front and reservation can be made easily online. When we arrived, our hostess greeted us warmly and brought us to our table. The waiter came and explained the menu in detail. I ordered the five course tasting menu for $120, and my husband ordered the seven course tasting menu for $150. Since I am a pescatarian, I requested non-meat dishes and the chef was able to accommodate me with seafood choices. Each dish was done perfectly with beautiful plating and delicious blending of flavor. My favorites were the squid entree and the sable fish with pasta filled with mushroom. The dessert was to-die-for with an orange pastry layered on a liquor sauce. Since it was my husband's birthday, we also got complimentary creme brulee as a second dessert. As for the service, our waiters were extremely attentive and our beverages were filled all the time. The pacing of the tasting menu was perfect and our dining experience lasted for one and a half hour. The head chef checked in with us at the end to gather our feedback, and we felt their entire staff took high pride in their cuisine and services. With the quality of food and services, fresh menu that changes monthly, and the intimate ambiance, we felt this restaurant was definitely a step above many other high end restaurants on the strip. You can easily pay twice amount on the strip and not receive this level of food and services. Highly recommend and will definitely return!

    Frog leg salad
    Laura L.

    Such a lovely spot! The outside is definitely deceiving as when you walk in, it feels like you're transported to a classy bar establishment. It may be tough to find parking, but we came on a weekday during cold weather and found a spot easily. We also reserved a spot a few days ahead of time on OpenTable. Service was great! The waitstaff were very attentive and knowledgable and genuinely seemed like they enjoyed working there. The chef changes the menu once a month (typically the third Thursday), so we got the first try of the new items. *Spoilers ahead* My favorites would have to be the 1st dish with the poached eggs and truffles, the carrots over the fish, and the dessert with the rice pudding and shortbread. I also never tried frog before - definitely an interesting but mild taste... any case, It's amazing that the chef rarely repeats dishes! Really a fun and new experience every month! At the price point and what you get, I think it's worth it! Hats off to the chef and staff there! Merci beaucoup!

    Helen S.

    I had heard great things about Partage for a few years now and finally decided to book up when we were in town for Super Bowl weekend. We had a table booked for 5:45 on Saturday and the restaurant was already busy when we arrived. The restaurant is tasting menu only and I decided to do the 9 course signature and my husband went for the 7 course. We both opted for wine pairings and went for the premium option. We thought this was good value for the wines we enjoyed, and the pours were very generous, but we are big French wine fans Understand that the menu changes every month but for our trip we enjoyed the following: 1. Beef Tartare Amuse Bouche - very tasty and the cracker it sat on really added to the dish. We were excited to get into the main food after trying this. 2. Dungeness Crab - this was actually the one slightly low point in the evening. The grapefruit gel was a little overwhelming, it could have just been a few small dots on the plate and that would have been enough. I also had a fairly large piece of shell in my crab (I understand this happens but given the size would have expected it to be caught). The crab itself though was delicious and very flavourful. 3. Squid Stuffed with Beef - this was quite a hearty fish course, with a lot of beef in the dish. If I am being critical the squid was ever so slightly overcooked (I am being picky) but all in all a good dish. 4. Duck Wellington - this dish was AMAZING! Everything on this dish was just perfect, down to the salad even being seasoned perfectly. Stand out dish of the night for us and should be a permanent fixture on the menu in some way. We both agreed that this was probably the best single dish we have eaten in the US. The wine pairing that went with it was great as well and complimented the dish nicely. 5. Foie Gras (signature only) - I love foie gras when it is done well and Partage knows how to do it. The foie gras was prepared well and the crispy sweetness from the apple was the perfect match. One of the best foie gras dishes I have had anywhere. 6. Fish Course - I forget the fish used here (I want to say halibut but can't remember) but this was a very classic French dish done well. The fish was cooked well, the sauce had a nice sharpness to it and the fish croquettes were decedent and smooth. Nothing groundbreaking but a beautifully cooked dish. 7. Signature Course - The beef was cooked nicely but the dish was a little heavy on the garlic (and I am a garlic fan). Was ok but not what I would call signature dish worthy, just nice enough. 8. Meat Course - this was a well cooked piece of beef served with mushroom stuffed pasta. We did not enjoy the pasta (the dish didn't need it and the flavours overwhelmed everything). Everything apart from the pasta was very well done though, with good flavours. 9. Cheese Course - this was a strong French cheese that was paired with pear and French baguette. Very strong flavour (far stronger than anything we have found in the US in our 3 years living here) but gave my husband his French cheese fix. 10. Deconstructed Crepe Suzette - I sound like a broken record but this was also delicious. Just the right amount of sweetness without being too overpowering. Surprisingly fresh and a really nice way to end the meal. We both agreed that this meal is the single best meal we have had in our time of living in the US. We are originally from the UK, and travelled to France regularly, and this ticked pretty much all the boxes for us (although my husband would have liked a classic cheese course where he picked a selection himself). The wines are all French as well so for us, who have a preference for French wines, it could not be more perfect. If you enjoy French food you have to pop Partage up at the top of your list of restaurants to try. The fact that they change their menu monthly as well gives you an experience to visit regularly. We already plan to visit again in May!

    Nov2025 - pg 1 of the menu
    Kingston W.

    Visit the website for Partage. It describes itself as "a modern French dining experience". I think a meal here is as much about the experience as it is the food. If you examine the menu, you'll see that they do not offer individual entrées. They have tasting menus--5 course, 7 course and 9 course. Wine pairings for the multi-course presentation are also available. What is served changes, as the seasons change. This said ... the plates provided during our visit were both visually appealing as well as flavorful. The serving size of each offering is petite; but the pacing of the meal is such that your brain and stomach coordinate. You shouldn't leave hungry. The service is high touch. The wait staff describes and explains each dish served. The sommelier explains why wines were paired with dishes. There is more than one dining space in the restaurant; overall, the ambiance is very nice.

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    Jewel E.

    I had an amazing solo experience at Partage. From the time I walked in, until the time I left, the service was A+! Particularly Ian and Max made sure I had tons of information and conversation during my dinner service. They shared lots of information about the restaurant's history, bistro, wine lounge, and wine club. The dinner space design was very masculine yet romantic. Lots of black, leather, and wood. It literally matches Chef Yuri's esthetic. Confident, handsome, and kind. I did the 9 course tasting menu with the 5 course wine pairing. From the amuse-bouche, to the desserts, almost every single bite was a delightful experience. The amuse-bouche of fioe gras, cherry and vinegar on a toast was an excellent start to the tasting experience. It was also very beautiful to look at. The stars of the night were: Dish 1- the deconstructed lobster roll that served a tempura'd lobster claw and poached lobster with kiwi-tarragon,celery, gelèe on squid ink toast. The lobster flavor was out of this world and with the fried claw there was a tarragon aioli that could have been served on everything. Perfect balance of flavors, textures and temps. Dish 2 - Octopus wrapped in A5 Japanese Wagyu, white beam purse, masa espuma, escabeche sauce. Before this dish, I wasn't a fan of octopus. Clearly what I'd eaten before wasn't properly prepared. The wagyu was smokey and savory from the japanese Kinro grill. What brought it all together for me was the masa espuma. It was salty,sweet, and slightly gritty. Was perfect with the octopus and wagyu. Dish 4 - Foie gras seared on an open Ravioli, roasted chestnut, and orang marmalade. While I was NOT a fan of the marmalade tbe taste and texture of the Foie gras and the chestnut made this dish very special. I'm typically not a fan of liver, but the silky texture of Foie gras made a be"liver" out of me (hahaha). The chestnut and a local mushrooms in the dish provided a perfectly earthy accompaniment. Dish 6 - Wagyu oxtail croquet monsiuer Ok, so I'm obsessed with oxtail anyway. But the wagyu oxtail was a flavor filled fantasy come true. One would think that just mean and bread would need a sauce, but the toast was perfectly buttered and I could taste the fat and marrow in the oxtail. I savored this dish. I turned what should have been two bites into 6! Dish 8 - Goat cheese with raw honey, cardamom tuile, and caramelized almonds. There was also this onion puree garnished on the plate and tuile. If you look up balanced dish or perfectly sweet and savory, this dish is what you'd find. It was only served with one tuile. Chef Yuri came over and introduced himself and I joked about the dish needing two. He was insistent upon grabbing me another and he did. Honestly with the amount of cheese and honey, it needed about 6 tuiles. But charcuterie will never be the same for me going forward having experienced this perfections. All dishes was good but the above were my favorite. If you love food and wine, have a special occasion, are trying to impress someone, or are just looking for excellent service and great vibes, check out Partage. Do make a reservation. They also have a more casual bistro and wine lounge that are available at different hours.

    Chris H.

    It took 18 addresses across the nation and living in the most chaotic adventurous place on earth to both comprehend and value my peace and solitude. When I stop and think about this it always makes me smile. Everyone I encounter outside of sin city either finds it obnoxious and doesn't understand what's beyond the allure, or instantly gets it. One of the greatest features here is our airport. How it can effortlessly, and efficiently move masses of humans surrounded by the sounds of buzzing slot machines. Inside tip. The airport has the best odds in the slots IMHO. It also means your friends regularly pass through. Every year a mass of friends from around the country attend what has been termed the Super Bowl Vegas Shit Show. I help setup feasts.     I've had Partage ( @partagelv ) on my list to take down since moving here. Everyone told me how amazing it was, and had the best foie gras in town. I'm always skeptical until I sample it myself. Not everything pricey equals outstanding value. I set up an event with one of my great friends from Midland Texas ( think Landman ), and this spot, absolutely crushed it. Everything I heard matched. Flawless service, great drinks, a wild array of flavors throughout the fixed price experience, and the chef was a legend. My buddy has a mushroom allergy too, and they accommodated it perfectly. I rarely eat French food, but when I do, a spot like this, blows my mind.       #hough2026 #rubyist #aienthusiast  #aspiringtriathlete #extremeownership

    Lyn L.

    Another excellent dining experience! Each dish was prepared perfectly. Service was very nice. We enjoyed the 7 course prix fix menu

    Course one of a 7 course experience  1/15/2021
    Corine M.

    Partage is an absolute gem! Easily one of the best dining experiences in Las Vegas. From the moment you walk in, the ambience feels warm, modern, and intimate, perfect for a special night out. The tasting menu was incredible from start to finish. We landed on 7 courses. Definitely worth it!! Each dish was beautifully presented and perfectly balanced, showcasing creativity and precision in every bite. The wine pairings were spot-on, enhancing the flavors of each course and showing real thought and expertise behind every pour. The service was exceptional!b! Professional yet friendly, with staff who clearly love what they do and take pride in creating an unforgettable experience. If you appreciate fine dining, attention to detail, and an evening that feels both elegant and personal, Partage delivers on every level. We left already talking about when we'll be back. Truly a standout restaurant!

    Damian M.

    Let me first start with the service. Absolutely incredible from being greeted by the host to walking out the door. Beyond that, the food was great and the wine was even better! As a Las Vegas local it is nice find a place where the cost of the food matches the quality and creativity on the plate! Partage is a must try experience!

    Rolando U.

    We celebrated our two-year anniversary here and were thrilled to find a chef's tasting menu just off the Strip. We chose the seven-course menu, and it was an unforgettable experience from start to finish. Every dish was beautifully prepared. We're not experts in fine dining, but we came for the experience--and it absolutely delivered. The service was hands down the best we've ever had in Las Vegas. From the hostess to our servers--Andrew, Angie, and Nico--everyone made us feel special. Nico in particular was hilarious. All of them were incredibly knowledgeable about each dish. I'll admit I don't have the most adventurous palate, so dishes like frog legs and lamb pushed me outside my comfort zone. Still, they were prepared so well that I truly enjoyed them once I gave them a chance. This is not the spot if you're looking for something casual or aren't open to spending a little extra. But if you're adventurous, open-minded, and want impeccable service with a memorable dining experience, I cannot recommend this place enough--10 out of 10 out of 10.

    Cheese course.
    Thomas M.

    A premier dining experience that I would recommend to anyone who is willing to pay the money. Last night I enjoyed the experience with my wife and sister in law. They offer three tasting menu options. A 5 course, a 7 or a 9. I chose to go with the 9 course and I could not have been more pleased. Although for someone with a smaller stomach a 7 course was what my sister in law chose. I believe they also offer a À la carte option. The cocktails are all 19 dollars and they offer a wine pairing if that is what you prefer. The Smokey Old Fashion is a personal favorite, but I even tried a Buffalo Trace drink and it was delicious as well. Service is impeccable and the timing is perfect from start to finish. Block off two hours of your time to complete your meal. We had a reservation at 6 and at that time you are not competing with others for parking in this heavily frequented area. It's not an overly large restaurant, but it isn't loud with surrounding conversation.

    Tasting Menu April 2025
    Brian I.

    Partage (Review) Partage is meant for those looking for French fine dining that isn't on the strip. Where they serve you their seasonal menu that changes every so often. If there is a special occasion or just feeling fancy, this is a good place for that. Just make sure you make a reservation prior or just hope to be lucky. My reviiew will be less based off the specific food as it may vary at the time you see this review. We ordered the 7 course meal along with the wine pairing. When eating at a place like this, don't expect to leave completely full, unless you're a light eater. If you're into wine, they also have a good list of wines and can even offer pairings to your mea You're mainly here more for the experience and tasting the food in a more artistic approach. Viewing the dishes as a visual specular as well as enjoying the different types of flavors they choose to present to you. The service is truly amazing as the server we had knew everything about each dish and each wine that was served to us. The way the server explained everything was also like a performance within itself as well. The area is dimly li as there are a few table lights and some low watt lights against the wall. This helps make this restaurant more intimate as it seemed like a lot of people here may have been on a date. Overall, the place is pricey but definitely worth the experience. I'd suggest to choose a special occasion, but also make sure you have a reservation.

    Ayush K.

    I am really surprised by all the great reviews for Partage because our experience was a complete disappointment across all fronts- portions, flavor, service (somewhat). The only logical reason that I can think of is perhaps the fact that their menu changes frequently and we just happen to try the one which wasn't great (Japanese cuisine inspired). Partage provides 3 tasting menus- 5, 7 and 9 courses. Each menu can be paired with one of the two types of wine pairings (regular and premium). Oh, and each person in the group can opt for different tasting menus which is very convenient. We were told by our server that the 9 course tasting menu was very filling as their portion sizes are generous (not american portions but generous) so one of us opted for the 5 course and the other for the 9 course tasting menu. This was strike one- their portions are small (yayyy fancy dining). The only big portion was the dessert . The food itself was very bland and their signature dish was in fact the biggest disappointment of all. The oxtail croque monsieur was very greasy. For what its worth, the meat and the seafood were cooked really well and that was the only saving grace. Now, let's talk about the service. Our server was very knowledgeable and did a great job of proving details about each dish and the corresponding wine pairing. But aside from that the service was a bit intrusive and annoying. We were constantly being asked if we liked the dish (sometimes twice for the same dish). Her overenthusiastic approach of "selling" each dish before it arrived, was also unnecessary. In the beginning it did get my hopes up but after the reality set in, we knew better. The premium wine pairing was okay. Some wine pairing were decent and some others missed the mark. It felt more like a regular pairing. FYI, the premium wine pairing includes wines that arent listed on their menu. And you get 10% off if you buy a bottle of one of those wines. Overall, it was a very expensive dining experience for a subpar (even below that) experience.

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    If goat cheese is on the tasting menu, and I don't eat goat cheese, is there any way you can substitute it with another cheese?

    Yes absolutely, please mention it on your reservation.

    Will I be able to do dinner in one hour? Need to catch a flight. I have a reservation already for…

    It is a more a dinner experience with courses coming out after you finish the last one. You might be able to tell them you are short on time, but I feel you are missing out on the experience. So a solid maybe.

    For the foie gras do you use duck or goose liver?

    Hi, we are using duck foie gras.

    Is the name pronounced "partage" or "partagé"?

    It's pronounced Partage. See you soon.

    Can you accommodate substitutions for dietary restrictions for a pregnant woman?

    Yes absolutely, as long as it's not celiac or dairy free.

    Do you have Gluten Free selections on your menu?

    Hi, we only offer tasting menus. If it's a gluten allergy we can't accommodate but if it's a preference to not have gluten in your plate, we can do up to 6 courses in our tasting menus.

    Do you take walk ins at the bar?

    Yes if we have room but we recommend making a reservation.

    Are you able to accommodate a guest with a dairy allergy?

    Yes up to 5 courses. Please mention it on your reservation.

    Is Corkage fee charged?

    Yes $50 per bottle

    Some reservations on Open Table have "experiences" listed. What is the difference between experiences and non?

    The experience is our Chefs table experience with a 9 course tasting menus and 9 glass premium wine pairing. The "regular" reservations let you choose one of our 5,7 or 9 course menu once you are at the restaurant. Let me know if you have any other… Read more

    Where can I find the vegan menu? And is there a vegan multiple course tasting menu?

    Hi, We can only do a 5 course surprise tasting menu. Please mention that you are vegan when you make your reservation.

    Is it ok to bring infant?

    No its really for couples or adults going out and its a very calm soothing romantic atmosphere.

    If one person in a party does a 3-7 course tasting, does everyone in a party have to do a multi-course meal? Does everyone have to choose the same number of courses?

    Hi, we only offer multi course tasting menus but everyone can pick a different one.

    Hi I would like to make a reservation for next Thursday? Is this possible and what's the menu and the dress code?

    Hi, thanks for your message. We are fully booked on Thursday at this point but you can call at the restaurant and give us your information to be added on our waitlist. Our number is 702 782 5852. Our dress code is casual chic.

    Hi, I was wondering about the duration of the 7 course tasting menu. I have a reservation at 5:45 and am planning to attend another event later that evening and want to plan accordingly when purchasing my tickets to that event? THANKS

    Hi Jennifer, thanks for your message. I would say about 2.5 hours. Let me know if you have any other questions. Nicolas

    Do they offer full menu at the bar?

    Yes absolutely. All of our tasting menus are available at the bar.

    Can someone please tell me what days Partage Open? Thank You 🙏🏼?

    Sure we are open from Tuesday to Saturday from 5:30 pm to 9:30 pm.

    Is the chefs table available at this time? If so how do I make reservations for the chefs table and what is the price. Looking to dine July 1 or 2. Thanks

    Dear Jon, Thanks for your message. Our Chef's table is available those days and we just require a… Read more

    Can I choose my appetizers for the tasting menu or is it preset?

    Thank you for your message. Our tasting menus are only made with off the menu recipes we change every other week. We can customize our tasting menus to any dietary restrictions though.… Read more

    I am looking to indulge on foie gras and wanted to know if this would be on the menu in the next week or so?

    Hi, Thank you for your message. We carry foie gras on a regular basis and we offer an option to add… Read more

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    I am so impressed!…read more Every dish was fantastic and full of surprises! Everything was so well done, from service, presentation to taste. Absolutely enjoyed my dinner here. Glad we came in a group of 4 so we can all try each other's dishes. I usually highlight my favorite dishes but I can't decide, literally everything was amazing!! Cannot got wrong with any selection. A must go!

    I wanted to have a nice dinner and thought I booked Joe's Crab Shack but I must have clicked Joël…read moreRobuchon by accident. And based on the first three letters of the restaurant's name, it had to be outstanding, right? First, this WAS a 3 Michelin Star restaurant in 2008-2009, but Michelin no longer rates restaurants in Las Vegas (they should). With that being said it's a AAA 5-Diamond which I guess also means good. I don't know what Firestone or Car and Driver thinks of this place, although the latter would probably not love it since it's not a BMW. All joking aside, if you consider yourself a foodie, then the 12 Course Menu Degustation is a multi-course bucket list item that's somewhat attainable. I've read horror stories of booking other high-end eateries, but take a shot here and you may get lucky. They happened to have a ton of reservations the week before Christmas, so we were lucky. I will say if you're doing a wine pairing, you may not want to get a cocktail beforehand when you're waiting for your table in the lounge. I had a Gin and Tonic and it was huge and blew away the Ultimate G&T by Jose Andres. But the wine pairing with the meal is a LOT of wine and you'll be tipsy unless you're a descendent of Oscar Wilde. Once the experience begins, you'll be amazed at everything that's happening. Service is impeccable with multiple staff members tending to your every need. I'll say even if you think you may not like something, try it and you might surprise yourself. I never truly liked any caviar before eating it here. With that being said, beets are still beets no matter how you slice them. :) It's expensive, but totally worth it in my opinion. I think they have other dining options besides the extravaganza deluxe, but I didn't really pay attention. It was also a phones away event (my idea) for full enjoyment, although a few dishes were so beautiful I was tempted to reach into my pants... for my phone... to clarify. There is a dress code so be sure to comply. For guys, I would recommend a jacket or a tie with dress pants/shoes. For ladies, I'd recommend micro-skirts and crop tops, but I don't think they do... so a nice dress or blouse with appropriate pants/shoes would probably suffice. I was totally blown away and it was definitely the best tasting menu I've experienced... and I've been to Carrabbas's Wine Dinner!

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    L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon

    4.3(1.3k reviews)
    2.1 miThe Strip, Eastside
    $$$$

    What an amazing experience. The food was exceptional, and the service was truly superb. Sitting at…read morethe bar was an added treat--it gave me a chance to watch the kitchen in action, which was calm, orderly, and impressively precise. This was my second visit, and I will definitely return whenever I'm in Las Vegas.

    I would say that Joel Robuchon is the most influential French chef of all time. He is well known…read morefor teaching Thomas Keller, Gordon Ramsay, and Grant Achatz to name a few, and it really shows through his cooking style with his classic French preparation and attention to detail. I was really excited to give this restaurant a try because I am a French food addict and the dinner did not let me down. Every part of it was fantastic. It's located in the MGM signature area and is really well done on the inside. It's very large and has a very red theme throughout and has a bit of a modern lie to it. We sat at the chef's counter and were able to watch this kitchen make the food during the entire meal, which was really awesome to see. Our server was also extremely polite and the menu had a lot of great options on it. For my dinner I started off with Le Tartare de Wagyu and loved every bit of it. It was extremely well balanced, and had very deep and rich flavors. For my entrée, I chose the Le Loup de Mer which is basically Seabass and it was also fantastic. It was cooked perfectly, and every bit of it was memorable. The entire dinner was wonderfully prepared, and I feel that the price was fair given what we got in return. If you are a fan of French food you must try this place and I will stop in again next time I am visiting Las Vegas.

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    Ohlala French Bistro - French Onion soup

    Ohlala French Bistro

    4.6(593 reviews)
    7.2 miSummerlin
    $$$

    Some restaurants rely on hype or atmosphere to carry the experience. Ohlala French Bistro stands…read moreout because of its quality and reliability. I first visited in May 2023, and after more than twenty visits since then, that combination is exactly why I keep coming back. The escargot arrived sizzling hot with a rich garlic butter that carried the dish well. Escargot itself is naturally mild, so the sauce determines whether the dish works, and here the balance was right. The duck breast was the highlight of the evening. The skin stayed crisp throughout the entire plate and the meat was extremely tender. In fact, halfway through eating I realized I had been cutting the duck with the regular table knife instead of the steak knife they provide, which says a lot about how well the dish was executed. This was also the best version of the duck I've had here so far. Service pacing was also handled very well. My server noticed I was still working on the escargot before asking the kitchen to fire the duck, so the timing between courses felt deliberate rather than rushed. Throughout the meal the staff also checked in regularly, and I never felt forgotten even though the restaurant was very busy. Small hospitality details also stand out here. The bread arrives warm, and the butter is properly tempered rather than cold and hard straight from the refrigerator. The dining room itself is memorable too--chic, slightly eccentric, but cohesive. Chandeliers hang overhead, one wall features black-and-white pinstripes with actual framed animal skulls mounted as art, and the bar area has a marble-style sign with silver lettering for the restaurant's name. Upholstered booths complete the room and give it a polished bistro feel. After more than twenty visits over the past few years, this review is long overdue. Restaurants that maintain this level of quality and service--even on a busy night--earn five stars.

    The food was just ok. There is better in town and at cheaper prices. The salad could use a little…read moremore toppings and dressing. Service was nice and so was the space. I think the food is ok but I'd go elsewhere for a similar product. Portions are also on the smaller side for the price point. I did enjoy the complimentary and very fresh French bread and butter. That was my favorite part.

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    LPM Restaurant & Bar

    LPM Restaurant & Bar

    4.7(254 reviews)
    1.4 miThe Strip
    $$$

    This place is closing so... I guess this review is completely irrelevant but here we go…read more It's a really pretty room. Very bright and fresh looking - almost the exact opposite of the current Vegas trend of "let's make it so dark it's actually dangerous". I love the tomatoes and lemons on the table. The service was very friendly. Our friend had the tomato martini and pronounced it "surprising and delicious". The oysters were nice and fresh. Our favorite thing of the night. The steak tartare looked awful and was (according to the friend that ordered it) not good. Definitely didn't look like any tartare I've ever seen. My partner had the filet mignon, which arrived cold. But it was a decent steak. I had the lobster risotto which was, on the other hand, served so hot I couldn't eat it for a while. When it did cool down, it was just OK... nothing special at all and a little salty. Our friend had homemade pappardelle, which looked very hearty. He enjoyed it quite a bit. Not a bad meal and if they were staying open, I'd be temped to try their brunch, which looks intriguing. Or looked. RIP LPM. Hope someone revives the tomato martini.

    Came here for their brunch experience "Le Brunch" and it was amazing. You get a lot of food and…read moreit's all delicious. Had too many croissants to start because it was so good and fresh. Our server Miguel was very attentive, so excellent service as well. Will go there again when in Vegas, good place to celebrate an occasion or if you just want a good meal.

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    Bouchon - Crab Benedict

    Bouchon

    4.1(5.3k reviews)
    1.3 miThe Strip
    $$$

    I am a huge fan of Thomas Keller who is the first chef in American history to have 2 Michelin star…read morerestaurants simultaneously. I have been lucky enough to eat at the French Laundry in the past and plan to eat at his NYC one when I get the chance. For this occasion I was visiting Vegas for my birthday weekend so I chose Bouchon because this is one of the three Keller restaurants that I have not been to yet. It's located in the Venetian on the ground floor in a beautiful setting. The dining room is very large with high ceilings and the tables are fairly spread apart, which was really nice. Our server was extremely polite and everything that we ordered arrived fairly quickly. Pricing here is a little steep, but you do get great quality food in return. I started off with the Salad Lyonnaise and thought it was absolutely fantastic. It was one of the better ones that I've had in a long time and I even had other versions of it during this same trip and this one beat all of those. I followed that with the Eye of the Rib and thought it had a great flavor, but for $105 it was a very small portion and it took me about 7 or 8 bites to finish it. It did have amazing flavors, I just think that it was a bit steep price wise for the limited portion you get in return. Overall though I would highly recommend this restaurant and would stop in again next time I'm in Vegas.

    Was able to easily squeeze into the bar as a single on Saturday morning for brunch…read more I got the crab Benedict for $41 and you do get a good amount of crab. I felt like the price was fair and definitely left full. The services is great and the venue makes you feel like you're in a French bistro. I've started to make a habit of coming here every time I'm in Vegas and I love it every time!

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    Le Cirque

    Le Cirque

    4.4(1.1k reviews)
    1.2 miThe Strip
    $$$$

    After a day of hiking in Red Rock Canyon, we decided to see a show at the Bellagio and need to have…read moredinner first. It was 4pm, so we need a reservation for 7pm, I found on place with a 7pm reservation and booked it... that was Le Cirque. I did not know one thing about this restaurant. I only have to say... what a discovery. We walked in from the ringing noise of the casino to a beautiful quiet oasis. Greeted by a hostesses as if we had been there every weekend for 50 years, and the service got even better from there. The decor is quite nice, with the perfect use of texture to limit any floating conversation. I could actually have a conversation with my wife in my 'inside' voice. The wine list is great, we had a nice rose and burgundy, reminisent of our honeymoon in France. We selected the 4 course dinner. I am a vegetarian, and am use to limited selections at fine restaurants, however, the 4 course meal was one great dish after another. My wife loved every one of her dishes as well, and speaking of dishes, the china with the Curious George was so special since we both hold that little ape close to our hearts. If you're looking for the most memorable dining experience in Vegas, look no further.

    This was a return visit and I'm happy to report it was just as amazing as the first time!…read more The food was 20/10, service was 50/10, and the ambiance was so beautiful and relaxing! They were also very kind to switch out a course that was a repeat in the previous tasting menu I had! Every dish is just a work of art with a taste to match. I can't wait to go back again!

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    Le Cirque - Le Cirque Las Vegas earns the prestigious Forbes Five Star Award for the first time!

    Le Cirque Las Vegas earns the prestigious Forbes Five Star Award for the first time!

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    Eiffel Tower - Slow Braised Short Rib  Osso Buco Style, Alsace Knefla, Wild Mushrooms

    Eiffel Tower

    4.2(3.3k reviews)
    1.4 miThe Strip
    $$$$

    We had a wonderful time dining with them on my Birthday…read more The food was delicious and staffs were professional, friendly and welcoming. The Ambiance is so Lovely and the view was Amazing over looking the Strip. Overall it was Fantastic...

    I attempted to make a reservation today for a special occasion, but unfortunately, my experience…read morewith the phone representative at the Eiffel Tower Restaurant was disappointing. The employee came across as unfriendly, impatient, and unwilling to actively listen during our conversation. I understand that I have an accent, and I would have been more than happy to repeat myself if there was any difficulty understanding me. Instead, I felt repeatedly interrupted while prices were quickly listed to me, almost as though I was being discouraged from making a reservation rather than welcomed as a guest. Good customer service begins with a positive communication climate. First impressions matter, and creating a positive communication climate is essential, especially for staff responsible for handling reservations. Active listening, asking clarifying questions (perception checking), and using confirming messages are all basic yet important communication skills that help customers feel respected and valued. Unfortunately, that level of professionalism was missing from this interaction. This may be someone having a difficult day, or it may indicate a need for additional customer service training. I'd like to provide a copy of my book to this representative, as she stands to learn a great deal about the food and hospitality industry, excellent customer service, and effective communication skills. Here is a small excerpt: Creating means that first impressions are most important. You will either create a positive or a negative communication climate with your first impression. Keep in mind that a forgettable or unremarkable first impression is also a negative one. Because perception is selective, a first impression sets the tone for all interactions and impressions that follow. Getting it right from the start matters. "Social scientists have coined the term "halo effect" to describe the power of a first impression to influence subsequent perceptions. Fostering means developing excellent relationships by giving customers the undivided attention they deserve again and again. It may not be your first day on the job, but it may be their first time dining with you. Everyone wants to feel special. Everyone wants to feel important. Everyone wants attention. Be courteous, polite, and attentive to your customers. Don't just go through the motions; instead, treat each customer as if they were dining out for a special occasion. Maintaining means never forgetting how you created and fostered your customers' loyalty and repeat business...

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