Brioche by Guy Savoy

French restaurant · The Strip

Brioche by Guy Savoy

French restaurant · The Strip

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3655 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

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French pastries, coffee, and quick service from a renowned chef  

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3655 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Get directions

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$10–20 · Menu

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3655 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109 Get directions

+1 877 796 2096
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$10–20 · Menu

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Domestic goddess Martha Stewart to debut her first restaurant on the Las Vegas Strip in 2022 - Eater Vegas

"The news solidifies the resort as a hot bed of headline name destinations, with Stewart joining Gordon Ramsay Steak, the grab-and-go Brioche By Guy Savoy, the under construction Vanderpump à Paris from Lisa Vanderpump, and the third local Nobu expansion from Nobu Matsuhisa." - Bradley Martin

https://www.eater.com/2021/10/4/22709021/martha-stewart-s-first-restaurant-is-going-to-be-on-the-las-vegas
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Guy Savoy opens a second pastry shop at Paris Las Vegas in November - Eater Vegas

"Four years after its debut at Caesars Palace, world-renowned chef Guy Savoy is expanding his quick service, French pastry concept across the Strip and moving into an appropriate setting at the Paris Las Vegas resort." - Bradley Martin

https://vegas.eater.com/2020/10/27/21535241/guy-savoy-french-pastries-opening-paris-las-vegas
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Brook S

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We visited June 2025. This is a walk up counter, no seating. Staff were nice. I ordered an iced chai tea latte which is always my go to. It literally had no flavor and was disgusting, I threw it out. Paid 10.00 just to throw it in a garbage can 5 minutes later. No need to waste your money here.

Nic Banister

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Early morning coffee and cinnamon roll. Like similar places inside the hotels on the strip it's expensive for what it is. Saying that, cappuccino and chai late good, the cinnamon roll full of flavour and the staff friendly.

nomad_paul

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Good coffee find whenever you’re in Paris hotel. But since it is located beside the main entrance, expect that there will be long lines during morning rush hour.

Allison

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I ordered a regular ICED chai with oat milk and 2 shots of espresso. My total was $16.25. I know it’s Vegas but never in all the times I’ve visited Vegas have I paid that much for a coffee. Not to mention it was made HOT after I asked for ice, and they over steamed it making it half foam. I usually avoid going to chain coffee shops on vacation so that I can try something new and local but this was so horrible and disappointing.

Dimmy Matos

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Extremely expensive for what they have to offer. It's more beneficial to go to a seat down restaurant. I ordered an almond brioche (U$ 7.99 super dry and hard, ZERO almonds to be found) a quiche (U$17.99 ice cold 🧊 in the middle), and a white mocha (U$ 9.99 that tasted nothing like white chocolate). Spent over U$ 40.00 dollars 💸 with a few dollars tip. It's a walk up to order place, that offers no where to seat, and charges premium prices for mediocre food. Very disappointing. Not doing that again.

Laura Guilera

Google
Worst coffee ever, and the staff was extremly rude. I do not recommend, cross the street and get better coffee and service.

Tejas Vernekar

Google
Good place to get a coffee. The quality of the coffee was good. Did not get a chance to try their bakery items. There was a long line when I arrived but it was moving quickly. There are 2 people at the counter who also handle the preparations. Located right in the casino area. Prices may be bit on the higher side but not bad. Was expecting branded cups but coffee was served in a generic cup.

texas tastes

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I loved my coffee and ham and cheese croissant from here. The croissant was so flaky, cheese was hot and stringy, and ham thin and delicious! The croissant was so hot and fresh the way warmed it up. It looks dry in the cabinet but get it, you’ll love it! Another trip had iced coffee, hot coffee, and Nutella brioche. All good, the Nutella brioche was delicious very much like a chocolate croissant really. I would try the other flavors on our next trip. Super friendly and helpful staff.