Bellagio Patisserie

We ate here for almost every day during our stay in Vegas. Latte with almond milk was always perfect, also pastries here are wonderful, especially plain croissant. Staff were always super friendly. The only thing I’m concerned about, that smoked salmon had a strange smell and didn’t feel good after eating it at the last day. The average price for the breakfast with 1 coffee, 1 smoked salmon plate and 2-3 pastries was 55$

Bellagio Patisserie is pure dessert theater. We stopped in for the Nutella crepe with strawberries and it was enormous, easily shareable, and exactly what you want on vacation. The crepe itself was thin and tender, the Nutella generous without being cloying, and the strawberries tasted fresh and crisp, not the sad, mushy berries you sometimes get with crepes in busy hotels. Every bite had that perfect mix of warm, chocolatey hazelnut and bright, juicy fruit. The whole space feels like a pastry playground, with glossy cakes, macarons, and gelato all lined up, and the famous Bellagio chocolate fountain flowing nearby, which has actually been recognized as one of the largest chocolate fountains in the world.  It is a fun stop before or after wandering through the Conservatory, and it definitely delivers on the “Vegas dessert” moment without feeling gimmicky. If you love Nutella and strawberries, this crepe should be on your Bellagio list. Portions are huge, flavors are spot on, and it is the kind of dessert you keep thinking about as you walk back through the casino.

We visited the Bellagio Patisserie & Lobby to see the Christmas botanical display, chocolate fountain, and rooftop. The space was very impressive and beautiful, especially the Chihuly glass ceiling. The holiday garden was elegant and festive, and the chocolate fountain is iconic — though we expected it to feel bigger in person. The fountain is a record-setting installation (over 25 ft tall and once certified the world’s largest), but its scale is easier to appreciate up close than from a distance.

If you’re at the Bellagio - stop by the Patisserie! The price is extremely reasonable. We got a cinnamon roll, plain croissant, and tiramisu plus an iced macchiato and iced latte and it was >$40. Also had the cheese danish, almond croissant and carrot cake. All of it was fantastic. Considering we paid $22 for 2 grandes at Starbucks this seemed like a steal especially since the drinks were much better quality as well.

The display cases here are beautiful, I’m definitely eyeing the pumpkin spice yogurt for my next visit! For this trip, we just grabbed coffee. It hit the spot and was a smooth brew, but heads-up on the cost since prices weren't posted: two regular coffees (there is only one size) came out to $14.53 after tax and tip.

I tried the pistachio croissant. It was just ok compared to Dominique Ansel at Caesars Palace, I would rather go there than to the Bellagio location. The pastry at Dominique Ansel was better in terms of taste.

Pretty tasty, albeit a bit expensive. The bread had good texture and crust, the croissant was buttery and fluffy with a crisp crust, and the sandwich had yummy toppings. The disposable utensils made presentation a bit lacking, but the food itself was solid. The line was also unfortunately quite long and they were to cheap to print the price on most of the menus. I wouldn't strongly recommend it, but I wouldn't recommend against it either. If grading on a scale with 3 as the median quality, I'd give it a 3.5 or 4

Good pastries but I wish they could warm them up but I understand the line was long. We waited about 25mins in the line. I got caramel twist, was ok.latte was ok as well. Good vibes though

When I'm at a casino on The Strip or anywhere else in Vegas, I just HAVE to visit their dessert shop. And that's exactly what I did over at The Bellagio. They weren't too hard to find. Go past the conservatory/botanical gardens while following the signs to the patisserie and boom, it's there on your right. You are greeted by a giant white/milk/dark chocolate waterfall at the entrance. This thing is wild, kinda like something you see out of a Willy Wonka movie. Here they have countless ice cream flavors, such as one that was new to me, called Stracciatella. I've never heard of this one until I came here. After doing further research on it, I learned that it's similar to cookies and cream. At first I thought it was kind of like Neapolitan ice cream. Not only do they have ice cream, but they also sell candy and coffee. My niece and I wanted to buy something to cool off with in this extreme heat, so we both ordered an iced caramel macchiato. After placing our order, we were given a ticket to give to the cashier along with our payment. Our drinks came out in a quick, prompt manner, and here they use paper straws instead of plastic straws. At first it was difficult to open but I eventually got it. This macchiato was pretty good! My first sip ended up being a big blob of caramel that was stuck to the bottom, so I had to stir it up a bit to get the caramel all mixed up inside. My niece said the same thing about her drink as well, obviously like mine. This is one of these perfect drinks to have during the summer. Cool patisserie. Will have to visit them again next time.

This was a super fun stop for a dessert at the Bellagio. We came here on a Saturday afternoon so it was crowded, we received our crepes quickly after ordering though. Crepes were about $13-15 each, depending on which topping you wanted. I loved the whipped cream on the side and the strawberries and crème crepe had a lot of berries on top. There is only one table inside the restaurant itself but it doesn't have seats, there are a lot of tables outside the store but they aren't exclusive to this restaurant so just be aware that it may be hard to get a seat since there is a lot of foot traffic in this area. They offer crepes, gelato, pastries, and candy so there's certainly something for everyone here! Nice spot to stop for dessert but just be aware what time you come may dictate your ability to sit down and eat.

Stumbled upon this spot while walking through the Bellagio and wow, the decor was beautiful and the place had a long line! I had to see what the hype was about and I totally get it. This spot serves up excellent coffees and delicious crepes. Despite being on the pricier side, which is typical for Vegas, the quality and taste make it worth the visit! The patisserie provides a charming atmosphere, perfect for enjoying a relaxing break with a well-made coffee and a sweet or savory crepe. They have a wide selection of pastries and treats. The combination of great flavors and a cozy setting make this a must-stop-by for anyone in the area. I enjoyed the Bellagio Patisserie and will be coming back whenever I am in Vegas!

Bellagio Patisserie is always a top tourist attraction especially when they are home of the World's Largest Chocolate Fountain. They have some great dessert options and is worth stopping by. Most recently I got the Nutella Crepe with Banana ($13) which was very filling. There was a choice of bananas or strawberries and the customer service at the cashier is solid. You can watch them make your crepes right in front of you and it is very satisfying to watch. The crepes here at Bellagio Patisserie are like night and day compared to the crepes at the Bellagio buffet. The buffet's crepes had a gummy texture and it felt like they didn't even add eggs to their batter mixture. Meanwhile here at the Patisserie they make a great batter for their crepes. The portion is generous and the Nutella flavor is amazing with the whipped cream plus the nuts as well. There is also seating nearby although the seats are ancient and dirty. Also I feel like the tables don't get cleaned enough. This store is a great option for crepes or gelato to grab and go when you have a sweet tooth.

We had breakfast and dessert at Patisserie on the same day. For breakfast my wife ordered a ham and cheese crepe and I had the grilled vegetables crepe with green goddess dressing. Both were good - although they were oddly adorned with a mini lightly-dressed salad. My wife commented at the time that it was too early in the morning for lettuce - so I ate hers and mine. That night we had a disappointing sweets-free dinner at another place within the Bellagio but still wanted dessert - cue visit number 2 to Patisserie. My wife liked her pistachio gelato, although it was maybe a bit colder than ice cream is typically, and a bit sticky. Odd, right? I guess maybe that's a gelato thing? I had a rich and decadent pot de creme in a mini plastic globe. Loved it. Served with whipped cream and brownie chunks. Awesome.

really organized and efficient line - i personally love the coffee here! a great place if you're looking for a lite breakfast! They have crepes, pastries, and coffee! I went with the iced white chocolate mocha and an almond croissant and both were pretty good! The coffee was on the sweeter side.

Got the ham and cheese crepe ($17), and my bf got the strawberry crepe. It's pricey for a crepe, but it's Vegas prices. For my savory crepe, there was a good amount of cheese, so it was tasty. The ham pieces were minuscule cubes, so it kept falling out of the crepe. Overall, enjoyed the snack!

When staying in bellagio, this is the most convenient place to go for breakfast. It was expensive as most things are at this hotel, but it did not disappoint! The breakfast croissant was huge and delicious! The croissant tasted super fresh. I also got the Nutella crepe and added strawberries and bananas. This was seriously THE BEST crepe I've ever had in my life. I've eaten a lot of Nutella crepes as it's one of my favorite desserts and this one was 20/10. The Nutella was perfectly creamy and they were not greedy with it. It was plentiful both inside and on top, and with fresh hazelnuts as well! The fruit on the crepe and the fruit in the fruit bowl were all very fresh and in perfect condition. The latte was pretty good too. This place isn't cheap, but very high quality and convenient if you're staying at bellagio.

I enjoy coming here to get some treats if I am near by. Depending when you come, line can be pretty long. I waited for about 25min or so which I didn't mind. I have never tried their breakfast/lunch items. Besides their crepes if you consider that. This trip I ended up going for some of their hot chocolate, chocolate covered strawberries, and their raspberry macaroon. Hot chocolate was good. Nothing mind blowing. Their chocolate covered strawberries were good. I really enjoyed the raspberry macaroon. I would get that anytime I am near by. Overall, nice place to come. Especially after going to the conservatory room. We will be back when we are near by.

Solid patisserie. I enjoyed the coffee options as they were quite pleasant to drink. The simplicity of their crepe was pleasant considering many items in Vegas can be exorbitant. They gave plenty of toppings without it being overwhelmingly sweet. The line can get quite long, so be ready for to wait!

We were walking in the Bellagio and this patisserie was a sight to behold. It was the World's Largest Chocolate Fountain. It uses white, medium and dark confectionary grade chocolate. It contains over 500ft of stainless steel piping and rises 27 vertical ft. from the lower level pump room. It took two years to engineer, plan and design. The chocolate fountain was created by Jean-Philippe Maury, a French Gold Medal World Pastry Chef. They sell gelatos, pastries, sandwiches, quiches, salads and coffees. I got the small with two flavors, the pistachio and the dulce de leche $6.25. They were both creamy, smooth and fragrant. I liked the pistachio better as the dulce de leche was sweeter than I would have preferred.

Gelato, served in a plastic water cup was so-so. A little icey yet mushy. Very underwhelming. Portions were good. Overall decent value for Vegas. If you are looking for a sweets fix this will do the job yet nothing here compels me to return.

Really good coffee, omelettes and pastries. Dangerously good pastries honestly. Some of them are huge but they are so fresh and flakey they make the perfect addition to a coffee or breakfast. The lines get long so try to go on an off hour if you don't want to wait. The staff is friendly and very helpful as well.

The pastries are a 5/5... downright yum and so pretty. The lattes were weak and overpriced for the product. While we did not order any of the savory breakfast items or the crepes ( indulged our sweet tooth instead)- the items looked appetizing. The line was a bit long in the morning but it moved reasonably fast. The world's largest chocolate fountain is at the entrance which is an extra perk. Ample seating outside and around heading towards the pool area.

Second time trying crepe from this place and I gotta say, it's delicious! Food + drinks Crepes are a decent size to share for two people as dessert unless you're having it for breakfast. Their pastries always look beautiful and coffee is fairly good too. I've heard great things about their ice cream as well. Price This place like many others in Vegas is not cheap by any means but it lives up to the price! Ambiance Seating is limited and there's always a line at this place! Expect a 10-15 minute wait at the very least. Would definitely return and try their pastries next time!

Everytime we visit Bellagio, it's a must to stop by and grab a crepe and visit the garden. They still have one of the best crepes in town. I usually like to order the Nutella with hazelnuts, bananas, and strawberries on top but since I was sharing with my daughter, she usually likes it with just Nutella and powdered sugar. I give it a 4/5 stars due to the price for one order of crepes which was about $15. It's definitely overpriced but expected since it's located on the strip. Regardless, I still recommend to stop by and try their crepes and other desserts on the menu!

This place is worthy of the hype. Of course all the pastries are works of art but wow I didn't expect it to be as amazing as it was. I'm so happy I opted for the raspberry tart. The berries were very fresh and sweet with a slight tang like raspberries should have and they put the perfect amount of yummy custard in the center. I like how you know they use real vanilla bean in the custard because you can see teeny tiny specks of it. Also the little golden toppings are lovely, light chocolate crisps, not like those hard sugar candies they put on most cakes. Definitely get the latte because the coffee is not even half as good (I think it is just regular drop offer). The service was average but the shop is really cute and they have the longest chocolate fountain! So cool. I would love to come back to try other options in the future!!

Bellagio Patisserie, what a sweet wonderland! Bellagio Patisserie is an amazing French bakery, located inside the Bellagio right next to the Conservatory and parking garage. You can get a wide variety of baked goods or drinks. You can choose from breakfast pastries, omelets, sandwiches, crepes, or even go straight to desert with a variety of gelato options! The Bellagio Patisserie also has macarons. The flavors can vary! Hours of Operation include the following Monday - Sunday: 6:00 A.M - 10:00 P.M Crepes and Omelets Service Sunday - Wednesday: 7:00 A.M - 5:00 P.M Thursday - Saturday: 7:00 A.M - 9:00 P.M Did you know? You can also get custom Bellagio Patisserie Celebration cakes! You can go to the Bellagio Las Vegas Website and choose an ORDER Pickup! One of my favorite parts of the Bellagio Patisserie is looking at the chocolate fountain! It's a 27-foot-tall fountain of cascading chocolate! The glass-encased fountain contains approximately 2,100 pounds of flowing chocolate! It's considered the largest chocolate fountain in Las Vegas! It took approximately 2 years to create this wonder and over 500 feet of stainless steel pipes! There are a total of six ceiling spouts. It's stunning! The food is great too! The macarons are my go-to at the Bellagio Patisserie! It's not that expensive either and the team here are awesome!

Exciting place to grab breakfast or lunch. The chocolate fountain and the many many pastries and desserts they have decorating the line area are mesmerizing to look at. The crepes are delicate and yummy. Coffee was very good. Not much seating area. I visit every year to this location because it really is a special spot. You walk past the Bellagio flower installation on the way- it's pleasant.

I discovered this place when I was looking for a cafe to crochet. It was nice walking through the casino to get to this place. The bellagio had a display of the nutcracker for decorations for the December holiday. Finding the place required the help of one of the attendants in the casino who was very extra. It was worth the trek. We admired the chocolate fountain while waiting in line. Too bad we couldn't actually dip food in it but it is very elegant and probably one of the largest. We (4) came around 3:30-4:30 pm. There's not much seating but we managed to find a table. I was gonna go HAM on the desserts. Spent a little less than $100 for everything. We ordered: Lemon tart , Nutella crepe, chocolate pot de crême, gelato: Oreo, pistachio & chocolate, strawberry, mint, ham sandwich I thought everything tasted really good. There was cheesecake and a cool reindeer sled dessert they had just ran out of. They did eventually refill it. At one point they start opening up another line for gelato vs the pastries. There is supposedly another location that sells mainly gelato in the casino but I was more interested in this location during my visit. I devoured the Nutella crepe and mine and my boyfriend's gelato. I tried to share but it's every (wo)man for themselves. My only regret is not getting to try the chocolate pot de crême. It was a last minute purchase and my stomach had run out of room. I carried it with me all night around the old strip which is where we went right after. Then we had late dinner and went back to the hotel. Still didn't have room for the dessert. It was then time to go back home on our flight and I carried it with me all the way till airport security. It did not pass. I was willing to go back to eat it but my boyfriend said no. So into the trash it went. I'll have to come back and try it again. Until next time.

I can't believe I've never written a review for this place. We stumbled on this by accident last year. We had friends in town and they love flowers so what better place than the Bellagio? We were there with a bunch of kids and of course, they're hungry, they're always hungry. I couldn't get a reservation anywhere due to our party size. We wandered around and there was a juice place but not all the kids were open to that option. The chocolate fountain caught my eye. Clear WINNER here. The line was rather long but moved quickly. Their staff are all really friendly and helpful. The display cases were filled with the most decadent and pretty things. The kiddos got crepes (delish and worth the wait as they're all made to order), gelato (perfect as it wasn't too sweet), and a whole box of pastries. The croissants are perfectly flakey. The cakes are just right and not overly sweet. The highlight is their cinnamon rolls as they're my kiddo's favorite. As busy as it was - we were able to snag a table outside and cram all of us in. We've been back a few times since our first visit and each time, the goodies are consistent as well as the service.

We ended up at this spot starving and desperate for something to eat. Their menu had omelets listed which was PERFECT, but one we waited awhile and moved up in the line, we found out that they did not make omelets after a certain time of day. CRAP! Now what! We had already invested about 25 minutes waiting so we hastily picked a veggie crepe and caesar salad with chicken. The salad was ok, but the crepe was honestly what might be better described as a jarred red pepper crepe. I was overwhelmed with the red peppers pretty quickly and handed the whole thing over to my husband who thought it was ok.

The Crepes are the Stars of the desserts displayed. Offering sweet and savory choices.

In the Bellagio this pastry, gelato, and crepe station helped quell the sweet tooth in our group. Service was super fast and attentive and the decor made us feel blessed. A few in our group never had a crepe so we split one. It was awesome!

While staying at the Bellagio, I was given a $50 food and beverage credit due to the hacking/ransom situation that happened to the MGM resorts. I ordered several items from the menu, including several sandwiches, a raspberry macaron, a strawberry crepe, and a cheese danish. The items are definitely on the pricier side, but I had expected that. Everything I had was amazing, except the chicken salad croissant sandwich, which was pretty dry. I absolutely recommend the macaron as well as the ham and cheese sandwich on brioche bread. Service was quick and efficient, as everything is to-go.

Food was great, the line seemed to move a little slow. I'm not sure if kids would like the menu. They had enormous cookies.

There are a lot of nuts here, so I would be careful on what you order with an allergy. I can't say too much that hasn't already been said. Pastries are very expensive. The chocolate fountain is cool. There was almost no line at 12:30PM on a weekday, so I didn't have to deal with the confusing ordering process. Packaged goods apply $100 AMEX FHR credit here if you need to spend any remainder.

A good experience at this hotel bakery shop. I visited on a Sunday morning shortly after 9am and of course the bakery was packed and busy. This is a good coffee and baked goods shop with classic French food items fitting for breakfast, midday snack and afternoon cravings. I ordered the following: 1) Caramel Macchiato Iced Coffee 2) Bacon, Egg & American Cheese Croissant Sandwich 3) Cheese Danish 4) Apple Turnover All were delicious. What i didn't like about the ordering process is on a busy day the line snakes outside the store however to aid in efficiency they take your order prior to reaching the front of the line where all of the baked good are stored in a glass showcase near the front register (croissants, turnovers, danishes, cookies, etc.). If you're like me you prefer to lay eyes on the baked good prior to ordering them. The baked goods certainly were good, but that's just a preference of mine. Overall a good experience and I'll definitely visit again.

Bellagio Patisserie is maintaining the same style as the previous version of this place used to be. Although, the pastries look almost identical, the magic of deliciousness is gone since the pastry chef is gone! You'll only notice the difference if you used to come to Bellagio in the past, before ownership has changed. Regardless, the pastries still look amazing and they taste decent. I come here quite often! My favorite pastry is the Raspberry Tart, the Lemon Tart, and the Chocolate Mousse! I enjoy the fresh fruits! Besides the pastries, I like to stop by to get some sandwiches or salads from the Bellagio Patisserie. They are well made, very filling and beautifully served. Love the Gelato Bar too! Especially the Mango gelato is my absolute favorite! And if you're in a mood for crepes, you can order it and they will freshly making them for you! Enjoy!

Definitely a long line on the weekend! I recommend you go super early! We went around 10am and it was packed on a Saturday! But the staff was super quick! I enjoyed my iced latte and the pistachio macaroon was incredible! I could get a whole box of them and be completely happy. I also got the chocolate eclair. I felt like the chocolate was very rich for me, so if you like rich chocolate, then you would like this! It was convenient when every other restaurant was packed and we couldn't get a table!

I feel like this is the best crepe i've ever had in my life. We stayed at the Bellagio for five nights and went here every morning for breakfast. I don't know if that's too much but to us it was worth it. They also have coffee ice cream and a bunch of other stuff.

The pastries are incredibly beautiful! Surprisingly, they were actually quite fresh and tasty, as well. Unfortunately, the line and ordering process is extremely inefficient. First, if you immediately enter the queue without investigating, you won't notice that the line snakes back behind the entire shop. Second, once you're in line, you're pretty much trapped. After you spend a few minutes drooling over the pastry cases, it's time to order. But wait! There's no way to see the *other* large pastry case that's still in front of you. If you're like me, you won't want to choose a pastry until you've laid eyes on all of them! So then, you're stuck in line, even if you didn't order hot food. It only takes a minute to grab a croissant from a case and ring it up, but this system has you trapped in line forever, regardless! I will say, the napkins they give you are luxurious! Ha.

Wow, bring your wallet. Yes, delicious, but long lines (no place to go when in a hurry) and prices that will appall even Starbucks. Solid service, but for what they charge they can afford the best people.

The best tart I ever had. The vanilla cream filling was so tasty I could have eaten 4 :) also big size for the price.

The desserts here were very good. We stayed at the Bellagio hotel and passed by this place quite a lot but has not stop in here until today. I got a madeleine cookie with chocolate type filling, carrot cake, chocolate covered strawberry and a fruit tart. The carrot cake was so good. If I come back here again I will definitely get the carrot cake again. This place you ordered at the checkout line and there are plenty of spots around the hotel to sit and eat. The staff were very friendly.

Such a great spot to grab a snack or dessert in between meals! Every time I pass this spot, there's always a huge line, but it passes pretty quickly. The gelato was really light and creamy. The flavors tasted really fresh and it was do refreshing, especially in the summer heat.

Well Bellagio is well know for its water fountain and conservatory garden. But if you do all that and after don't stop here, you are missing the complete experience. I can't leave without a gelato from here. They also have crepes, pastries, and other food to order but who cares about food when you can have a delicious gelato LOL I LOVE THIS PLACE!

The Bellagio has an array of restaurants, shops and a few shops for quick food ... the Bellagio Patisserie being one of them. The chocolate fountain is really cool and aesthetically pleasing for some nice photos and videos. They sell chocolates in store as well. The store offers crepes, pastries, breakfast sandwiches, lunch items and coffee. We used our breakfast credit for the days spent here. The lines are really long and vary throughout the day so plan accordingly when visiting. It's close to the observatory and located in the Spa Tower of the Bellagio. I ordered a breakfast croissant (cheese, egg, bacon on a croissant) which was ice cold when I bit into it. I had to find my way back to the store to inform them and ask for a new sandwich (which took entirely way too long to get anyone's attention initially as the cashier ignored me for 10 minutes straight). Upon them providing me with a new sandwich thankfully it was hotter and at least I could eat it without getting sick. For ~$16, not a great impression was left and the egg was a processed patty. Aside from the breakfast sandwiches, the gelato and crepes looked like other popular items people tend to order.

Since we were staying at the Bellagio Hotel we walked around to check the eateries that they had to offer. It's located inside the Bellagio Hotel corner of the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens and it is stocked full of exquisite desserts, pastries, gelato, sweet and savory crepes, cakes, crepes, chocolates, giant cookies, salads, sandwiches, croissants, danishes, quiches, hot and cold drinks, and more. Once we discovered this place we came every day to try new items. They open at 6 am daily and offer lots of Breakfast items including 4 types of Omelettes. Here are some of the food we ordered. - Ham and Cheese Omelette (4/5)- $17 - Egg White Omelette (4.5/5)- $16- comes with grilled chicken inside!! - Ham and Cheese Crepe(4/5) $17 - Green Goddess- Vegetarian Crepe(5/5)- $15- the first day we ordered it came with a small veggie salad but the next day we didn't have it. Not sure why? -Chocolate Eclair-(5/5) $11 covered with hazelnut crosillant and filled with decadent chocolate - decadent - must try!! -Gelatos flavors we tried (Chocolate/ Pistachio/Cookies. Dulce de leche and Cookies n Creme) 4.5/5- not too sweet just right!! I wasn't able to try the sandwiches cause they ran out, I heard that the grilled chicken sandwich is good from a person in line. They open from 6 am to 11 pm daily which is a plus. you need to check this place out. Another reason to visit this place is that certified by Guinness World Records it has the largest chocolate fountain in the world. It is 27 feet tall and has over 500 feet of stainless steel piping. Looking forward to coming back soon!! My Rating: 4.6 Food 4.5/5 Service 4.5/5 Price 4/5 Establishment 5/5 Cleanliness 5/5

Beautiful little spot if you wanna grab a quick bite and some coffee. Or maybe some pastries. Seems to be constantly busy, but the folks here are pretty efficient. We wanted to grab a light breakfast cause we were eating a big dinner later. We also wanted to check out some of the nearby hotels. My sister-in-law wanted to show my nephew and niece the flowing chocolate fountain at this location. Also, we were thinking about going to Sadelle's, but there was a long wait so this place was perfect at the time. I ended up getting a coffee which was good and a tropical chia seed bowl. Definitely hit the spot after waking up and wanting to walk around.

I walked over on Monday night during my stay looking for cake. It was my birthday and I hoped to celebrate in my room with a slice. Turns out they don't have cake They did have other pastries and gelato though. Gelato was delicious! I came back in the morning for coffee and some crepes. White mocha was good. Crepe is kind of dry, even with the berry sauce. Overall 4 for the service and because there are definitely more options for people who like salads and sandwiches. I was just looking for more sweets or sweet options

They apparently have the world's largest chocolate fountain here at Bellagio Patisserie. Swung by for some gelato after dinner (Gelato Cafe also in Bellagio had already closed for the day). Got the three-scoops in a cup (don't think cones are offered here): Mango, Strawberry, Cappuccino. Mango was more of a sorbet. Strawberry was creamy and delicious. The Cappuccino was good, but the coffee flavor was not intense by any means (nothing close to Trader Joe's Coffee Ice Cream, for example) - will try another flavor instead next time. Just under $10 including taxes. Great place to grab gelato and even crepes, with a nice area for seating nearby the store where you can enjoy your goodies. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. Was able to charge the purchase to my room at another MGM property, which was great. Store is well maintained and often busy as it sits between the conservatory (changes displays every season) and the "Spa Tower" (if I'm not mistaken).

A great easy breakfast place we found downstairs at the bellagio. They have a great selection of breakfast items ranging from crapes and açaí style bowls to deserts. The move you quick thru the line and have very attentive servers behind the counter. It has a beautiful layout with cakes and deserts all round, very welcoming atmosphere! Check it out for a quick bite anytime of day!

A great place to enjoy a good coffee with a great view. If you feel like playing tourist, this is a great spot.

Came across this patisserie on yelp while looking for a yummy pasty near Aria hotel. Pictures of the hazelnut Paris-Brest pastry sold me so I made my way to Bellagio! I got lost locating it so to save you time, when you enter the main entrance, keep walking straight and then you will see a sign to walk towards a hallway on your left hand side. There are some large tables right outside of the shop where you can sit and enjoy your treats. First thing you see is their amazing chocolate fountain!! So cool. They have sooo many options for dessert: pastries, cookies, popcorn, gelato, macarons, dessert crepes, chia pudding, and more. They also make coffee/espresso and sandwiches. Like I said, I went there for the hazelnut pastry. It's basically a puff pastry with hazelnut mousse filling. At $9, it was pretty good, not amazing, but I enjoyed it. Would return to try their gelato!

Another gem located in Bellagio. The day before we were going to leave. We finally had a chance to stop here and I'm so glad we did. Got the Nutella crepe which was amazing..the crepe was just perfect, plenty of Nutella inside and chopped hazelnut on top was perfection. My kids got ice cream which they devoured! Services was great fast and friendly and off course the famous e chocolate fountain is always fun to look at.

a good spot to get snacks or a quick bite without leaving the casino. there's almost always a short line no matter what time of day you come by, but the morning rush is the WORST. I waited about 30 minutes to order and get my 2 iced coffees. to be fair, they were also managing crepe and breakfast sandwich orders at the same time, but wow it took ages! maybe set up a separate line for just beverages or quick service orders? the gelato is a good price for how much they give you and they have a good variety of flavors. the iced coffees were good, although overpriced. this spot is more of a place to go when you HAVE to, not because you actually want to.

A lovely spot for a quick, on the go dessert or meal. Creme de Caramel Crepe was so good. I especially loved that the caramel drizzle wasn't too sweet and that they added a few chocolate chips to counter the caramel flavor. There are so many other options to choose from between sweet and savory. You can't go wrong, it's all delicious!

Ice cream pastries and sandwich grab and go. Fast lines and service is quick. Chocolates fountain is cool. Pastries looks amazing. There was only 2 tables to share inside. Ice cream we're very good.

One of the best quiche I ever had ($15). Crepes are solid, missing some fruit ($13) Cheese danish ($6) is easily 5/5. Lines come and go dependent on the times but the service is extremely fast. Seating is all around if you look for it. It gets very noisy since it's next to the garden where people are taking photos.