Top Best French Restaurants in Lake Jacqueline

"The Vegas outpost from chef Thomas Keller, Bouchon is a bright and airy bistro that serves everything from steak frites and onion soup to the Grand Plateau, a seafood tower loaded with oysters, shrimp, clams, mussels and crab. Don’t sleep through breakfast: Bouchon is the rare Strip restaurant that serves one during the week, featuring baskets of fresh pastries and a roasted chicken with bacon-chive waffle. Enjoy in a Venetian dining room that looks especially lovely in daylight."

"Nothing in Sushisamba resembles your run of the mill California roll. These dishes take inspiration from Japanese and Peruvian culinary traditions. Everything on the menu is a flavorful adventure, especially the Amazonia, with its Portobello mushrooms, collard greens, and wasabi-onion soy sauce."

"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!"

"For those seeking a romantic evening of ultra-fine, French dining, Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace is often considered the most romantic restaurant in town, and it has two Michelin stars. Here you can dine with a view of the Paris Las Vegas Eiffel Tower and enjoy the creative takes on French cuisine from a restaurant that consistently ranks among the best of the world. This location is one of two flagships where Guy Savoy spends time as the head chef."

"Michelin-star chef Guy Savoy has a famous restaurant in Paris and this eatery aims to faithfully recreate its menu. The menu itself is a mix of contemporary French cuisine with dishes that simply melt in your mouth and it thoroughly deserves its two Michelin stars. Such is his attention to detail, that flowers aren’t allowed in the restaurant and employees can’t wear perfume so they don’t affect the aroma of the food."

"One of the most popular Michelin Star restaurants in Las Vegas, Guy Savoy has been time and again rated as the best place in Sin City to have a meal at. A high-end restaurant, their black truffle soup has a huge fan following. The place is done quite elegantly with Modern French influence visible."

"Parisian romance with a glitzy Vegas sparkle makes the Eiffel Tower Restaurant a must-visit for your special occasion on the Strip. Introduce your partner to a trilogy of imported caviar before nibbling on fricassée d’escargot. A Rossini-style filet mignon with foie gras and truffle sauce sets the mood for the grand finale: a chocolate Eiffel Tower soufflé."

"If gazing up at the Paris Hotel’s Eiffel Tower replica isn’t romantic enough, you can always dine on its eleventh floor. This restaurant serves updated classic French cuisine in a classy environment with some of the most spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip. Whether you’re planning a Valentine’s weekend brunch or dinner, this is the place to be."

"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."

"Website – Visit NowType – french cuisinePrice range – Above $61Located in – Palms Casino ResortAddress – 4321 W Flamingo Rd Las Vegas, NV 89103. With a spectacular location on the 56th floor of the Palms Casino & Hotel, Alize serves up contemporary French cuisine with an awe-inspiring panoramic view."

"5 out of 5 stars Restaurants The Strip. Right next door to Robuchon’s signature MGM Grand restaurant, this workshop-style eatery is a lower-cost, less buttoned-up alternative to the Mansion’s pomp. Sit at the counter and watch the chefs engage in a culinary waltz, turning out meticulous modern French cuisine like smoked salmon with potato waffle and dill whipped cream."

"Begin with crisp langoustine fritters served with a smudge of basil pesto. From there the possibilities range from good prosciutto served with toasted tomato bread, ethereal poached kumamoto oysters sitting in their shells in a warm bath of salted butter, to a beautiful piece of sautéed duck liver atop a tiny minced-citrus gratin. L'Atelier is hands-down the favourite "everyday" restaurant of every chef and foodie in Vegas."

"Website – Visit NowType – FrenchPrice range – Above $61Located in – MGM Grand HotelAddress – 3799 Las Vegas Blvd S Las Vegas, NV 89109 The Strip, Eastside. For a more informal experience, this service bar environment offers a clear view into the open kitchen where you can watch your meal being prepared before your eyes."

"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."

"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"

"If you’re looking for a mix of fresh and healthy, but still damn delicious, Primrose at Park MGM is your spot. Primrose serves brunch daily from 7 AM to 2 PM. The menu features classic french toast, pancakes, eggs benedict, and other classic brunch dishes."

"If you can’t make it all the way to Paris this Valentine’s Day, don’t fret—Mon Ami Gabi has created a little Paris of their own. This French-inspired bistro inside the aptly-named Paris Hotel is known as one of the most romantic restaurants in Las Vegas for its quaint ambiance mixed with stunning views of Las Vegas Boulevard. Dine on elegant charcuterie and cheese platters, trout almondine, prime steak frites, and choose from over 100 premium wine pairings."

"A great French dining option is Mon Ami Gabi, located at Paris Las Vegas. Mon Ami Gabi offers the small, local French restaurant experience that with no elegant dress code required. Mon Ami Gabi has patio seating overlooking the Las Vegas Strip, from the base of the Eiffel Tower."

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"The Aces of Comedy Club is located at the Terry Fator Theatre, inside the Mirage Hotel and Casino. The theatre offers concessions and a limited bar. There is no drink minimum."

"Everyone likes a good laugh every now and then; a fact that is especially true when you’re on vacation. Make it a vacation on the Las Vegas Strip with a renowned comedy club – add famous stand-up comedians to the mix – and you’ll never look at Las Vegas comedy shows the same!"

"However, you can find both just outside the club, in the hotel’s restaurant or casino. You must be 18 or older to enter. The Laugh Factory has a varied lineup."

"The Comedy Cellar has seen such big names as Darrell Hammond, Keith Robinson, Jim Norton, and Ray Romano. The following week’s lineups are posted at the end of the week, as the club ensures the best possible comedians. Come for a night show or for the Sunday brunch, which highlights laughs alongside delicious eats, including the best ham and eggs."

"The Comedy Cellaris located at the Rio Hotel and Casino in Vegas. A more intimate venue, this live comedy club seats about 100. The club does not have any food service but the club does serve drinks."

"Binoculars, fanny packs and Hawaiian shirts are optional but we’re more about getting into some of the free attractions sprinkled across the LVB (that’s Las Vegas Boulevard for all of you not in the know). Let’s start with some casino hopping. Amidst the singing slot machines and the bustling gaming tables, from the carpets to the decor, every hotel holds true to a unique theme. One minute you’ll find yourself in the chic and tech-y lobby of The Cosmopolitan and the next you’ll be among the Egyptian ruins of The Luxor."

"It was built up by missionaries in 1855, this fortification is viewed as the origin of Las Vegas. The state memorable stop is arranged on the east side of Las Vegas Boulevard, only south of the Washington Avenue intersection, one mile from Fremont Street in the downtown zone, and neighboring the Las Vegas Natural History Museum. The river that once streamed past, starting from Las Vegas Springs toward the west, vanished sometime for many reasons including the poor pumping of the water at the source; rather a reproduction has been introduced, streaming along a solid course through a short passageway of trees on the south side of the complex."

"Right in the middle of Downtown sits the remnants of an adobe fort from 1855. (Look for it across the street from a Sinclair gas station.) The site is actually the first settlement in the Las Vegas Valley by non-native Americans and was built by Mormon missionaries, then used by the US Army. The fort is now an official state park with wooden gates straddling brick walls and gravel walkways, old wagons, the first flag ever flown over Las Vegas, and the running stream that made the location so attractive in the first place."

"Las Vegas was once a small stop on a mail service trail between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. In 1855, the Mormon Church settled in this area and built a permanent structure. The oldest non-Indian structures in Southern Nevada, these adobe buildings, such as the beige and red house portion, are also the oldest historic buildings standing here today."