Top Best French Restaurants in Henderson

"4 out of 5 stars Restaurants French The Strip. Inside this bistro and oyster bar, the much-heralded Thomas Keller serves authentic French country fare modeled after the cuisine served in the original bouchons of Lyon. Indoors or poolside in the gardens, indulge in Bouchon’s take on chicken and waffles, luscious roast bird set atop a bacon and chive-flecked waffle, or textbook truite amandine while bow-tied and aproned servers hustle through the room."

"There are a lot of big name chefs along the Strip, but there’s only one Thomas Keller. Discover why this decorated chef is the best in the United States at Bouchon. Though the dinner menu features elegant French dishes, like boudin blanc and rillettes aux deux saumons, there are a few surprises that even the most discerning palate will raise an eyebrow at."

"This fabulous French eatery is your best bet for a truly memorable dining experience. Enjoy some delicious lamb shanks while taking in views of the alfresco area. You can choose from delectable bread, pastries, cheeses, and salads!"

"The most fundamentally French restaurant in town, Guy Savoy's food is rarely less than perfect. His wine list is probably the city's best, both in breadth and depth, and it's filled with trophy bottles from Savoy's cellar in Paris, as well as a large selection of reasonably priced new-world producers. No matter what you choose, you can depend on Savoy's food being spot-on renditions of the dishes that earned his restaurant three Michelin stars in Paris (it has two here), such as oysters en gelee (fresh kumamotos atop oyster cream topped with oyster jelly) and poulet en cocotte, the creamiest, whitest veal on the planet."

"Guy Savoy has five fine dining restaurants: four are in Paris… and one is in Las Vegas. Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace could easily serve up the best meal you'll have all year, given that it offers exceptional French cuisine and one of the best serving teams on the Strip. He has also recently opened Brioche, a grab-and-go pastry and sandwich shop, also at Caesars Palace."

"Noted Chef Guy Savoy has his only United States restaurant in Las Vegas, the appropriately named Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace. Recipient of several culinary awards and accolades, the chef's Las Vegas restaurant is a must-do destination for many food enthusiasts. The decor is tastefully understated but the menu is full of indulgent offerings."

"Love is in the air: Take your romance to the next level with an Eiffel Tower Restaurant experience. Admire center Strip views from floor-to-ceiling windows, all while savoring fine French cuisine. We recommend a table by the window to make the most of your night."

"We missed you at tonight’s wine tasting with Chataeu La Nerthe!. Sign up for our email list to learn more about all of our special events: http://bit.ly/2I9rKSg. This is where quality meets class."

"Primrose, located at the smoke-free Park MGM hotel, is a great spot to enjoy a proper breakfast. It’s more affordable than some of the other breakfast restaurants inside MGM properties, and a traditional steak and eggs meal with potatoes will only set you back $25. If you like mimosas in the morning (who doesn’t?), you can order the all-you-can-drink mimosa package for just $35."

"Opened in September of 2017, Primrose at Park MGM feels like you stepped into a cozy country home with its drawing room, dining room, and unexpectedly lush poolside garden terrace. The Provence-inspired all-day menu includes a little bit of everything, from omelettes and buttermilk pancakes to fresh salads, sandwiches, and pasta. Patrick Michael Chin"

"Jean Philippe Patisserie at Aria lacks the floor-to-ceiling chocolate fountain of their Bellagio location, but features plentiful seating for fascinating people watching. The dessert oasis right in the middle of Aria's casino floor features a full menu from a single, artisan chocolate bite to lunch spot favorites. They'll even pack meals to-go in airline friendly packaging."

"Ya can’t miss it – Jean Philippe Patisserie beckons chocoholics cruising Bellagio with an enormous fountain of, yes, chocolate. His pastries are like little pieces of art, but for a real treat, make your own dessert crepe. Choose from decadent berry filling, or go for the popular apple or bananas foster."

"The Bellagio Patisserie offers cookies, cupcakes, crepes, danishes, macaroons, chocolate verrines, fruit cups, yogurt parfaits and hard candy. They also serve sandwiches, bagels, quiches, croissants, muffins, and brioches. A beautiful chocolate fountain is also featured by the entrance."

"Category: French, International, Mandalay Bay, Small Plates, and Weekend Brunch. Opening July 27th, 2021 Fleur is a classic bistro focusing on regional and seasonally-driven French cuisine. Enjoy approachable interpretations of dishes such as Duck Confit, Coq Au Vin and Filet Read more..."

"Chef Hubert Keller brings Las Vegas visitors and residents Fleur: a restaurant in Mandalay Bay. This classic French bistro serves up traditional French fare in a casual and vibrant..."

"Located within The Aria Hotel is Pinkberry's Delicious frozen yogurt made with real and fresh ingredients. Fresh cut fruit daily and available at the fruit bar. A bonus for parent's of young children ages 3 and under--they eat free at the Aria Buffet"

"Fascinating multimedia exhibits focus on science, technology and the social history of the 'Atomic Age,' which lasted from WWII until atmospheric bomb testing was driven underground in 1961 and a worldwide ban on nuclear testing was declared in 1992. View footage of atomic testing and examine southern Nevada's nuclear past, present and future, from Native American ways of life to the environmental legacy of atomic testing. Don't miss the ticket booth (how could you?); it's a Nevada Test Site guard-station replica."

"It's hard to say what's more impressive: the museum's physical location in a historic federal courthouse where mobsters sat for federal hearings in 1950–51, the fact that the board of directors is headed up by a former FBI special agent, or the thoughtfully curated exhibits telling the story of organized crime in America. In addition to hands-on FBI equipment and mob-related artifacts, the museum boasts a series of multimedia exhibits featuring interviews with real-life Tony Sopranos."

"We have never really worked out why there is a Titanic Exhibit in an Egyptian-themed hotel in Las Vegas Nevada, none of that really makes ANY sense, But hey this is Vegas, does it have to make sense?. We are keeping this in the museum section despite the fact it’s named “exhibit” as it just feels more Museum-like to us. So, Despite not making sense, the Exhibit is quite fascinating."

"Also located at the Luxor, this exhibition features a collection of artefacts salvaged from the famous ship’s wreckage. Walk through recreations of first- and third-class rooms, or even have your picture taken on a recreation of the Grand Staircase and Promenade Deck. Get more information about Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition"

"An incubator for up-and-coming fashion designers and local artisans, the edgy Container Park stacks pop-up shops on top of one another. Wander along the sidewalks and catwalks while searching out handmade jewelry, contemporary art and clothing at a dozen or so specialty boutiques, eateries and art installations. When the sun sets, the container bars come to life and host regular themed events and movie nights. It's adults only (21-plus) after 9pm."

"Photo credit: Downtown Container Park's Official Facebook Page. Downtown Container Park is a shopping, dining, and entertainment destination made up of re-purposed shipping containers and locally manufactured "Xtreme cubes". This shopping destination is unique to Las Vegas and employs creative, new-concept retail strategy resulting in lots of innovative and trendy boutiques and restaurants."

"Container Park is an outdoor shopping center located in downtown Las Vegas. It’s a pretty unique setup with over 40 boutique shops, restaurants, and bars inside stacked shipping containers. There’s a kids’ playground with a 30-foot slide and an amphitheater with free daily live music, movies, and performances."

"With our bathing suits tucked in our oversized purses we headed to Radius, the 25th floor roof top pool lounge at the Stratosphere where we spent the rest of the day recovering from our three previous busy days and soaking in the hot desert sun without dying from it’s heat. It was the perfect way to end our time in Vegas, relaxing before we had to make our way to dinner and then to the airport for our midnight flights back home."

"If you dare (and we’re triple dog daring you), take the 829-foot plunge via The Sky Jump at the Stratosphere for an ultimate adrenaline rush. Don’t worry, you’re completely harnessed into the controlled fall but we promise that jumping off this tower is a total rush. However, if you prefer the safer side of things, this ain’t for you, Boo."