JJ's Boulangerie

Yes, La vie est belle en Paris (hotel in Las Vegas)! Jj's offers crepes, savory and sweet ones. I guess it's 2024 so a small crepe with little bit of berries on top (not even inside of) the crepe should be worth the $17 you paid right? Well, non! Service was slow, there wasn't anyone ordering and it took some time before the "chef" came out. The crepe itself was thick, not like the Parisian versions. I ordered to go and the packaging was cheap paper plate which of course was flip flopping when you have a hot item covered with an ill-fitting makeshift lid. There were about 5 berries. You don't feel that it was decadent, special and definitely not worth the $$ even for Paris in Vegas.

So the egg and cheese bagel cost me $15 and it was standard, nothing special. The inside was beautiful and well kept. If for nothing else, the atmosphere was lovely. It's attached to La Creprier which also was super cozy. So one side you get bagels pizza and the like and the opposite side you habe the crepes. Sylvia, the cashier, was very kind. That always makes things worth it. The crepes were ok, nothing to run home about so if I ever visit Vegas again, I probably wouldn't resist. I ordered the Berry crepe and a Banana crepe. I ate the Berry and the banana went to waste.

The food is not bad. Crepes are pretty good. But the service is horrible. Takes too long to order and then they start screaming out an order number that is not even printed on the receipt. Then you finally wait 15 minutes in line to order your crepe only to learn that you have to wait another 15 minutes in a different line to order a coffee.

While the pizza smelled great midafternoon, I was there for the patisserie. I was thrilled to find they offered two of my most-want-to-try baked goods featured on Great British Bake Off: Opera Cake and Napoleon. (They even had two kinds of Napoleon, the other having raspberry.) We bought them to-go. Oh my word. The Napoleon was incredible—the cream pat is divine—but that Opera Cake is one of the best desserts I have ever had. We enjoyed every so much that we returned for breakfast the following day. Sunday at 8am had a line but it moved fast. They already had some of their fine patisserie out, and a large selection of bready breakfast goods. They all looked great, but we went with a small, gorgeous apple pie and a chocolate swirl stick. The pie surprised us by having a custard filling beneath the swirl of apples on top, everything delicious. The chocolate in the stick was high quality stuff, quite rich (maybe Valrohna?) with flaky bread. We also ordered some bread for dinner; turned out it was three small breadsticks or rolls for $1.50, so we bought sourdough: two sticks, one roll. They were delicious that night with soft Harbison cheese.

This place in the Paris Hotel is getting five stars for service instead of one due to the amazing manager, Irina Zaltzman, who went above and beyond to apologize to me for the extremely rude behavior of the chef/cook that was working the morning of June 22, 2024. I had been waiting for my breakfast sandwich and when I went to check on what was taking so long, I found out that a server had accidentally given it to another customer. That rude chef then turned to me, the customer, and said I already made that for you and I put it with the ticket number and that woman took it and gave it to someone else so not my problem. I was shocked but it didn’t stop there, he then turned to me again and said if I have to make it over you’re going to have a long wait because I’m busy. At that point i just asked for a refund on the sandwich I never got. The server called the manager Irina over and she was very apologetic and ended up refunding my entire breakfast receipt and when I went to go get a crepe instead at *****the creperie, Which is the picture below and was delicious, she comped that too. She turned my whole experience into a great one and I can’t thank her enough…. Maybe that chef should take a lesson in kind customer service etiquette from Irina because she has it in abundance.

Very tasty Pizza, sandwiches and baked goodies. Service is FASTER than the other 5 restaurants we visited during our 1 week stay. Those complaining about delivery, that's not the fault of JJ's. It's a walk-in, grab and go thing with patio "outdoor" seating area that feels like I'm sitting on the sidewalk in Paris. Pizza is by the slice or you can get a full pie but that takes patience to wait for it. Price is very low compared to the "value" $20 burgers at all the other places nearby. We ate here several times to stretch the dollar and the food is very good. The sandwiches are best. Pretty good crowd all day long. We heard about it from a casino employee at the LINQ who said it is where they go for reasonable prices at lunch.

Late night snack run. Boys each ordered a slice of pizza ($7.99) while wife went with the rose petal raspberry tart ($5.99) and the salted caramel jar dessert for me ($4.99). Roughly $30 for the snack run. Pizza slices were mediocre while the desserts were enjoyable.

I came here for a baguette for breakfast. Hoping it would be warm in the early AM, but no. I asked if they had any warm bread, but they did not. I don't think they make the bread or desserts on site. I was looking at the desserts and although they are pretty, an up close look they didn't seem that fresh. I can't eat any of them because I highly doubt any are vegan, but they are nice eye candy. 😁 prices are fair considering location. Didn't have the same Paris-y vibe I once felt years ago, but still a good place for a quick, less expensive (compared to other eateries near by) place.

Yes, La vie est belle en Paris (hotel in Las Vegas)! Jj's offers crepes, savory and sweet ones. I guess it's 2024 so a small crepe with little bit of berries on top (not even inside of) the crepe should be worth the $17 you paid right? Well, non! Service was slow, there wasn't anyone ordering and it took some time before the "chef" came out. The crepe itself was thick, not like the Parisian versions. I ordered to go and the packaging was cheap paper plate which of course was flip flopping when you have a hot item covered with an ill-fitting makeshift lid. There were about 5 berries. You don't feel that it was decadent, special and definitely not worth the $$ even for Paris in Vegas.

I generally would not come to places like these as it is not a hole in the wall, but just a very expensive convenient pizza shop to take more money out of the tourist. Unfortunately, I just landed and needed an extremely quick meal to get going. For almost $10 a slice of pizza, this was extremely poor value but what do I expect when going to places like this? The meat had decent flavor with a mediocre crust, but I just can't imagine anyone going here unless they're starving and needed something in a pinch.

Coming from New York, I think I'm a good judge of pizza. I ordered 2 pepperoni slices and one plain slice a bottle of water and a soda. And it added up to $45.46. THAT'S INSANE. And to top it off, the pizza was not fresh, a bit oily, a little salty, and very hard crust. Definitely wouldn't recommend for the pizza connoisseur or anyone on a budget.

For a quick grab of pizza, coffee, hot sandwich or even crepe! This is the place. Yes, you will wait a little as it gets busy and packed but the ladies and gents of this place is nice and welcoming. It's an old and Paris vibe inside but you can never go wrong with Pizza and Crepe!

Came here around 9AM to pickup some coffee to-go. After waiting in line for 20 minutes, I was met with a extremely rude server (on my receipt says "Blanca") who took my order behind the register. I had some questions about the ingredients in the drinks I was going to order due to dietary restrictions and allergies, and when I asked, she loudly rolled her eyes and sarcastically responded to me. I let it go, and figured she was having a bad day. She took my order, I paid in front of her, and she went to make the drinks (which by the way are made at the same machines at car dealerships that offer complimentary drinks.) She came back with my drinks that she made using the push of a button, I thanked her, and then she rudely snapped at me and accused me of not paying because "the receipt didn't come out." I told her I had my receipt, which I had tucked in my purse, and she demanded I present it to her. Then, after proving to her I did indeed make the purchase she rang me up for, turned around to my partner and said "I have one job and she's not making it any easier. She was supposed to wait for me to hand her the receipt so I can verify it went through." What?? As for the drinks themselves - terrible. Go to Starbucks or anywhere else. Absolute rip-off. Still made improperly and were undrinkable -- I have a dairy allergy and despite being charged for milk substitutions, it was still made with dairy. Service - even more terrible. Wasn't even given attention after the whole accusatory receipt ordeal to ask for a remake. The other server was happily helping her customers and even gave them the correct size of the drinks they ordered in a larger cup despite being out of the regular sized cups. Blanca told me I only have the option of buying a large. Ambiance - grab-and-go. Do not recommend. Thanks, Blanca.

There are a number of dining options at Paris Hotel in Las Vegas. But sometimes you just need a quick bite to go. In the Le Boulevard area are shops and a few places to sit down and eat. After spending my morning at the pool, I just wanted to grab a small bite and take a nap. JJ's Boulangerie is an all-day cafe that sells slices of pizza, pastries and other grab and go items. It was the perfect spot for me to grab a slice of pizza. I added a Lemon Meringue dessert in a cup and was pleasantly surprised how good it was. If you are just looking for a casual meal, JJ's Boulangerie is a nice quick stop.

One of the better places to grab a quick bite inside Paris. Good option to grab some coffee and breakfast sandwiches. Quick and friendly service. They also have pretty good pizza when you need a slice. One of the better places in Paris that work through a line quickly.

Awful pizza that leaves you stuffed and feeling gross, I didn't expect a 5 star pizza but i was expecting at least a decent slice and honestly they were one of the worst slices i've had ever If you're hungry and looking for a bite to eat, save yourself the time and money and go elsewhere, this is another way overpriced food spot in an awful hotel like Paris

Horrible service and $9 a slice of pizza that taste like red baron pizza definitely never going there again. Oh my drink was $6 regular sprite nothing special.

***3.5 Stars*** A decent spot for something quick and casual. Well, I can't really say that it'll be quick because this place tends to have lines both inside and at their pizza window. But, it's definitely convenient if you're looking for something cheap-ish while walking around in the Paris Hotel. My flight ended up being delayed and I ended up missing a performance show with my family. I was hungry and it was around 10 pm. I didn't want to dine in at a restaurant since it was late and I knew that I'd be meeting up with the fam soon. Insert JJ's Boulangerie. I passed this place up while walking around in the Paris Hotel, and did a quick turn around when I saw that they had pizza by the slice. They have a pizza window that's actually located outside of their restaurant space, but you can also order inside of the restaurant too. I wanted to see what else they had besides pizza, so I decided to wait in the line inside. Although the line was long, it seemed to move pretty quickly. This is definitely a carby lover's paradise. They've got a ton of delicious looking pastries, breads, pies, and cake slices. Normally I'd probably be all up on that, but I was so tired and just wanted something dinner-like to eat. They serve pizza by the slice here, and the slices are pretty large. They had a slice and soda combo deal for $8. I probably could have gotten this for $5 back home, but it's Vegas and this was actually pretty damn cheap considering the circumstances. Was it the best pizza in the world? Not really. But at 10pm at night, it definitely satisfied my late night food cravings. They have lots of tables inside for dining (not sure if this is open during COVID) but it's super easy to just take it up to your hotel room if you're staying at Paris or any of the nearby hotels. It's nothing fancy, but it's super convenient if you're looking for something casual and cheap.

A two star for the other dozen plus visits which were GREAT. I used to live locally for past five years. My friends stay here and we dine at the steak restaurant each time. Mona. So, I'm standing waiting to order. An Asian young man walks in front of me and the Asian employee takes his order. I interrupt. The other customer says, yes I was first. I request three slices. I ask if there is a veteran discount. I'm told no. Hmmm....I always had a veteran discount prior dozen times. I pay $8 plus per slice. I go to the employee at the other area and ask about the veteran discount. She says yes they do, but nothing she can do. So.....I'm discriminated based on my race, age and military service. FYI, was sober and hadn't gambled...I had dinner with a group of retired co workers from a long career. I won't say what but that's the other discount she didn't offer to give but other employee said she should have because it's their policy. I inquired about the ownership of this restaurant. I believe it's changed. The ownership worked hard and built this business up prior to 2020. There is no longer a line nor was it busy. For the pizza...a huge difference from prior times. You used to be busy and a really good tasty slice. Three slices for $24, which were not as good as Trader Joe's frozen pizza plus very salty. I do not recommend.

Good place for baked goods and coffee in the morning if your staying at Bally's or Paris Hotel. They are actually located in Paris Hotel. The muffins are fresh and pretty good. The coffee is good but super expensive more so than Starbucks 8.99 for a large . But f you must have coffee this is the place. The hotels no longer offer coffee in the rooms!

Was looking forward to a great chocolate croissant. Stale! My sister got one too and agreed. Didn't even finish it, if that doesn't make you sad.

If you are hungry for a quick bite this might be your place. They have soups, sandwiches, pizza and crepes. The food is made fresh to order. This place is located inside the Paris Casino in the busy walk way. They get lots of foot traffic and it can get very busy during peak hours. The line moves pretty quickly. I've been here many times and ordered pizza and sandwiches in the past. This time I tried the sourdough bread bowl with clam chowder tucked inside. Love their sour dough bread here. The soup was tasty, but a bit watered down. It could have been a bit creamier. If you want dessert, they have plenty of that too, including pastries and cookies. They also have coffee drinks and soda. A one stop shop for any hungry patron.

Delicious cake and sugar cookies. The sugar cookie is soft with a perfect balance of sweetness. Best sugar cookie in town. The sprinkle cake was a slice of heaven. It was perfect. It was moist, soft, beautifully layered and absolutely delicious. The service was fast. The ambience is a bit cluttered because it shares it space with two other food outlets. The ambience was nice.

This is a fantastic place to stop at the end of the night, or late in the night to keep yourself going after a day of drinking and indulging in all that Vegas has to offer! Lots of different pizza, sandwich, and pastry options and has a good classic slice of pizza. It is in the shops area that connects Paris Paris and Bally's, so definitely keep in mind if you're staying in either casino or know you'll be around that area.

What happened to this place? I remember stopping here to get croissants and bread before heading home because it felt like authentic Parisian cafe. Okay that was a loooonnnng time ago. Now it's dead, depressing and the breads look stale and unappetizing. Just paid nearly $8 for a coffee and then I see others walking by with Starbucks in their hands. Sigh.

Literally stopped here for a super quick bite of carbs on our way to Omnia night club to order a turkey sandwich and a cheese pizza for my wife... quality was average, but convenience was top notch!

Good fast option for basic food in the hotel. Several options for breakfast. See the chocolate eclair picture. Good place to grab coffee in the morning without going more than 25 yds from the hotel elevators. For lunch and dinner they have sandwiches and pizza. The meat pizza was pretty good. Our soccer team had a quick pizza dinner and it worked out well.

While the pizza smelled great midafternoon, I was there for the patisserie. I was thrilled to find they offered two of my most-want-to-try baked goods featured on Great British Bake Off: Opera Cake and Napoleon. (They even had two kinds of Napoleon, the other having raspberry.) We bought them to-go. Oh my word. The Napoleon was incredible--the cream pat is divine--but that Opera Cake is one of the best desserts I have ever had. We enjoyed every so much that we returned for breakfast the following day. Sunday at 8am had a line but it moved fast. They already had some of their fine patisserie out, and a large selection of bready breakfast goods. They all looked great, but we went with a small, gorgeous apple pie and a chocolate swirl stick. The pie surprised us by having a custard filling beneath the swirl of apples on top, everything delicious. The chocolate in the stick was high quality stuff, quite rich (maybe Valrohna?) with flaky bread. We also ordered some bread for dinner; turned out it was three small breadsticks or rolls for $1.50, so we bought sourdough: two sticks, one roll. They were delicious that night with soft Harbison cheese.

Fast and friendly with quick pick me up snacks/meals and a nice place to sit eat and watch. I ordered the Greek salad and it was tasteful and filling.

Skip this place all together. The desserts are terrible. The service is okay, but needs some improvements. The sandwiches are good, but not worth the price. The donuts were very good though. I want to give this place a harder rating, but it was t the best.

Decided to grab coffee and croissants here to-go. I ordered a Medium Coffee and it tasted like a standard coffee. The Chocolate Croissant and the regular Croissant were decent and fresh. The other food on display and offered on the menu did not impress me. I thought it was overpriced for standard quality food and drinks.

Today's visit was to celebrate my special day that I was born! Gets more fabulous each and every year! So here we go! Best pizza and desserts outside of the real thing! The real thing being Paris! Why go to Paris; I mean if you have not gone yet; when I have it in fabulous LV . It's down the road from my house ! Amazing yes! So to the visit wanting to keep the healthy regime up I opted for fruit over pizza today. And for dessert I am trying the Exotic Fruit Tart. There is no tang to it! It has been pre-sweetened: but that's ok gym tomorrow. The fruit is fresh and so delicious. Under all the fruit is a layer of cheese; desserts French style! Need I say more! No! Self explanatory! The Rose wine paired beautifully with the fruit tart. The wine being good all by itself really! The tropical fruit salad was fresh as well; no added sugar aside from nature! It was good too; but it's a fruit salad! It meets all the requirements: healthy, good for you, delicious! You get it! I have read many reviews about the service here! I have frequently eaten here before I was a Yelp addict! The service that I have experienced here has always been stellar! The ladies behind the counter great you with a smile and amazingly good food that looks too delicious to eat! The experience today that I had at JJs was extraordinary and here's how that visit went. The cashier was ringing in the orders and asking people for there id. So like a good customer I decided to have mine ready! She did not even ask for it! Instead she remembered me from two days ago from the prior visit and our conversation we had about being local and just being my over exuberant self! I wanted to give her the fabulous recognition that she so deserves; her name was Azeb. Azeb; thanks for the kindness to me and all your customers you rock girl! And I'll see you the next visit for a fabulous pastry or dessert! There is ample seating in either the main restaurant that holds the business, or next store they have extra seating options too! The lobby is very quaint and comfortable! It sort of mocks a real Boulangerie. Come and enjoy fantastic pastries for yourself! My heart has always belonged to Paris! That's why I call Vegas home. I can visit a little piece of France whenever I please! And walk the Rue de Paix just like in Paris and stop here for French cuisine. I will absolutely return here for amazing service and delicious sinful dessert delights ! Fin!

Best pepperoni pizza!! When I return next year for the conference, I'm getting it again. Bob's burger place next door chargers more for a burger and it's not half as good as the slice of pizza here. I also loved the berry cheesecake. The cashier was sweet. Most of the tables needed wiped off, and the bathroom next door smelled like a truck stop, but staffing is a major problem everywhere these days. I'm still giving them 5 stars because the food was that good.

A good breakfast spot if you're staying in Paris Hotel. I had latte and waffles for a pretty decent price, and both tasted good. They also have pastries and variety of breakfast choices. The staff was pleasant and very courteous. Ambiance is excellent, feels like we're at a different country.

Let me start by saying, there is simply no food that is good enough or worthy of your money on the strip unless it's very expensive, or a reliable fast food chain. I have tried many times and you just end up feeling overcharged, gassy, and still hungry afterwards. Now for the review --If you have any expectation of crepes at all, I would say a skip this place, it is nowhere near a European crepe, or any good crepe that you have ever tried. Even IHOP is better. I ordered the ham and cheese savory crepe and it had waaay too much cheese in it, that you had to squeeze it out. The crepe itself was all soft, no crispy edges anywhere. Only one type of texture going on and not enough ham. For me, it was inedible as a gooey, floppy mess, so I brought it back for a refund or replacement. They said the chicken pesto one was popular, so I accepted to get that made in lieu of the one I ordered. It was definitely better, and I appreciated that they offered to make me a new one. I ate it because I was so hungry and already paid $13 for this. But make no mistake, you are better off getting McDonald's, Chick-fil-A, or Panda Express further up the strip.

Solidly edible, late night quick service option at the Paris Hotel that's probably most appealing to guests staying at the Paris. Located on the casino level, a little past the hotel room elevators on the main walking path thoroughfare, JJ's Boulangerie offers diners day and night hot food options on the go. My family and I stopped in for a very late dinner upon our arrival to the Paris. We were tired and on the verge of hangry so we decided to try some of the food within the hotel. Unfortunately, the dining options within the hotel were limited at the time we arrived, so we found our way to JJ's Boulangerie out of mere convenience. At the time of our visit, Las Vegas and the casinos were following guidelines for COVID so there was an option to order through one's mobile device (with limited, more expensive options) or walking into the restaurant and placing a to go order. We opted to place our order in person. JJ's Boulangerie is a large space that is able to safely distance several guests ordering during this time. Their late night options included sandwiches, pizza (by the slice or whole pie orders), salads, and a few desserts. We ended up trying a few things: slice of pepperoni, Hot French Dip Sandwich, and JJ's BLT sandwich. All items are made to order, so there was a little bit of a wait. However, the food came out fresh and hot, which made the meal more enjoyable. The food itself was good but nothing too memorable. The surprisingly best item we ordered was the Hot French Dip Sandwich. Meat was tender, the Gruyere cheese went perfectly with the meat, and the garlic and herb butter complemented the whole sandwich perfectly. The dip also went with the sandwich nicely. My only caution is that if you're not big on horseradish or it's taste, remember to ask for it removed when you order your sandwich. The food is definitely overpriced, which is to be expected in Vegas, and the items definitely didn't justify the price. However, if you're staying on property with limited options, JJ's Boulangerie will get the job done if you're hungry.

Pizza Review (Meat Pizza) I saw the previous reviews for pizza and it looked ok so I decided to give it a try...I am regretting it. 1. Toppings - my posted pic says it all. Meager and stingy amount of toppings. How can they rightfully charge $39.99 for this?? I guess they don't expect customers to return since it is a touristy area so why bother with serving up something that is of higher quality. 2. Crust - it was ok at best. It was very soggy in the middle and had no structure. Outer crust was not bad. When I picked it up, it just flopped over like a 50 year old worn-out dollar bill. 3. Cheese - it tasted cheap...worse than the cheapest frozen pizza cheese. 4. Service - Very slow. I was ignored for the first 5 minutes then a lady saunters by and asks for my order. There was no greeting, no apology for the wait, no need to work any harder, I guess. Overall, bad experience and not worth the wait nor the money. Next time, I am ordering Naked City Pizza or Dominos or Pizza Hut or Papa Johns or any other pizza but this flop of a joint.

JJ's Boulangerie is located inside the Paris Hotel. It is a good stop for a quick breakfast or snack. We stopped in on a Friday morning and got a couple sandwiches. The line wasn't too long but it seemed to move incredibly slow. You place your order at one counter then the order is completed at another. Once the order was placed, it probably took a good 20 minutes to get the three sandwiches. They had only one person making all of the orders which seemed really mismanaged. I felt terrible for the guy who was trying his hardest to keep up. We ordered two ham and cheese and one sausage, egg and cheese. The ham and cheese looked decent and had a good amount of ham. The sausage sandwich was better than expected. It had a really good, European style sausage and the egg was incredibly soft and airy. It was actually pretty tasty. The prices are about on par with Vegas, overpriced but you know that going to Vegas, everything will be. I would return again and I would probably get the same breakfast sandwich.

We were here well before 11AM, Waited in line for over 40 mins, 1 older lady was ringing up AND passing out orders While the other girl was standing in the back clearly watching how we all stood in line for ever and didn't help speed up the line right before we ordered she yelled no more breakfast. I ordered a breakfast sandwich, I stated we were here well before 11 for breakfast and should make the cut off it was 11:10 mentioned that she wasn't helping ring up orders and they had 1 person doing two jobs and that's not ok She gave me horrendous disgusting attitude and said too bad the chef said no... WTH that's not customer service. The pizza was trash The attitude was trash Don't come.

Let me say right from the start that the ONLY reason why I have rated this place with 2 stars instead of 1 was because of one woman who worked the register and was extremely kind with everyone. Her smile and friendly greetings made me think this was going to be a pleasant experience but boy was I wrong. I ordered a plain toasted bagel after I was informed that they could not change any orders to custom orders. I wanted to order ham, egg, and cheese but on a bagel instead of a croissant, as per the menu. I was told by an employee who was NOT at the register that I was not allowed to customize any order. After I ordered my bagel I stood off to the side and watched two more orders get placed. The second of the two orders received her food which included two sandwiches before I received my bagel. I watched my bagel sit in the window for the two orders that were placed behind me before I finally received it from the man who made it. Of course by then the bagel was no longer hot and I was very frustrated. As I Departed the area a third order was being placed in the woman wanted a similar sandwich to what I wanted and was again told that she could not customize orders. I was surprised when the same woman who told me that I could NOT customize my order, allowed the female customer to take the ham, cheese, and egg on the side with a toasted bagel! I will absolutely never visit this establishment again and I highly recommend that if you want sandwiches or breakfast items to find another place to go.

I remember ordering a baguette here years ago and loved it. On my recent trip to Vegas we decided to stop in and get breakfast. We ordered two Ham and Gruyere sandwiches and one Sausage and Egg Croissant Sandwich. The line wasn't too bad and moved fairly quickly. Little did I know that the food will not be made near the register. Once you pay you are told to go and wait for your name to be called. I headed over near the bread area and waited. After about 15 minutes the Sausage and Egg Croissant was ready. I was then told 2 more minutes for the Ham and Gruyere sandwiches. The sausage and egg sandwich was huge and my sister loved it. About 10 minutes later my son's and my sandwiches were ready. I opened it up to find the bread warm but once I bit into it the sandwich (which I saw go through the toaster twice) was still cold. How can sandwiches be cold after 25 minutes? My son wouldn't eat his and after about half of mine I just ate the bread. The sandwiches were also supposed to come with dressing, tomato and lettuce all of which they did not put on the sandwiches which was fine for my son but my sandwich was seriously lacking flavor. What as disappointment especially considering the cost of this sandwich. I can scratch this place off my list when I return.

I went to this place and I waited in line for about 45 minutes, then I waited for my food for almost an hour until I approached one of the employees and asked for my order she just said "wait" then she mumbled that they were short staffed but no apologies. . ... customers were requesting their money back due to the same reason..... many upset customers. This place used to have a very good selection of sandwiches, pastries and pizza, now they have limited options of food and very poor service.

Beautiful place. Nice, cozy and oh so good food! I ordered a slice of pizza, a sandwich and it was heavenly. The pizza for the price was just right. I mean you're in Vegas. So its gonna cost, but also you're at Paris Hotel and everything around you, from shops to all types of food is divine. The Pastries hete ay JJ's I didnt try this time around because I was stuffed but the choices were hard to say no to.

We wanted a quick and light place to eat since we plan on going to a buffet for dinner. I was hoping for a breakfast sandwich but they stop serving breakfast items at 11 AM Ham and gruyere sandwich $11: So I actually ordered the ham and gruyere quiche, and was told it would take 10-12 minutes which was fine. However, when they called out my name for my order we realized that the ham and grueyere sandwich was entered instead. The quiche was $1 more," and to their credit they did offer to get it made for me. I just decided to take the sandwich because they already made it and didn't want it to go to waste. The sandwich was a good size, and tasted better with the addition of mayonnaise, salt and pepper. Small coffee $3.25: They only had self serve coffee here. I wanted an ice coffee so was given a plastic cup to do it myself at the beverage station. It was nice to be able to refill!

Had to wait 15 minutes for hot sandwich while pizza orders were going before me...8 orders easily went out before mine and some were walk in. The staff was very friendly at least!

Worst "cappuccino" I have ever had the displeasure of having ever in my life. I had my sister try it and she said if I didn't tell her it was "coffee", she would have guessed that I just gave her some hot water with a little bit of milk. I took one sip and it went straight down the drain, what a waste. The chocolate croissant that I got was kind of stale. Also took one bite and it went straight into the trash. Awful for something that came out of "Paris".

I enjoyed the atmosphere at this location I think they make some pretty good pizza, not the best pizza I've ever had but it was a good pizza. I like how clean everything was, staff were very polite and professional and it is located in a gorgeous hotel/casino. Also serve ice creams and pastries for those with a sweet tooth.

---Atmosphere & Service-- Located across Le Village Buffet, along the Rue de la Paix shopping walkway, you'll find this bustling casual cafe/quick eatery. It serves as a self-seat eatery where you can grab things to go, or sit and people watch while at a faux Paris cafe. Simple and modern in design with light tones and marble tables (no booths), you'll have to grab your own napkins, utensils, and drinks and grab your food when it's made. This isn't really a place to mention about service as the employees are behind counters mostly, and they have always been nice and deal with things in a good manner. The people watching is excellent here especially if you're in view of the shopping walkway. Also, since you won't be in line at the buffet across the way feel free to tease the respective patrons while you gorge on some pizza, bakery good, and more while not having to wait 30 plus minutes perhaps. --Food & Price-- I've mostly come here during breakfast and lunch times (the latter more), and it's ideal for a light meal for both times. For breakfast they serve various croissants, oat meal, bagel and cream cheese, and a waffle dish for example. You can't miss their bakery goods featuring various cakes and tarts, a cannoli, crème brulee, cupcakes and more (fruit plate, parfait etc) - breads (loafs and rolls) are also sold. For lunch you can nosh on one of their several salads like the Caesar, chef, or kale, as well as quiches, and hot and cold sandwiches (roast beef, Italian, BLT, tuna, ham and gruyere, pastrami, and more). They also serve pizza which can be purchased by the slice and whole (three cheese, combo, pepperoni, margherita, wild mushroom, etc). Drinks include bottled water, juices and milks, beer and wine, sodas and coffee products. Last time, I had a pretty good pastrami sandwich served on marble rye, and some Caesar salad. Both hit the spot, and were something I'd enjoy again. Their pizzas are also good and feature a thin-crust. Prices: Desserts/pastries/breads ($3-6), breakfasty items ($7-10), salads and sandwiches ($10-13), pizza ($5/slice, $20+whole).

The bread is awful. No holes in the bread. Like what happens when I buy frozen bread and don't proof it correctly. Doesn't matter b/c of their foot traffic and volume. Their other products are good. Great at the sugar desserts and pastries. Anything with sugar doesn't need proofing. Just has to look good and be sweet. What would a native French person think? Still... better than most places on the strip.

Looking for a fairly quick and reasonably cheap (for a Vegas hotel eatery) breakfast, snack, or lunch? Make your way down the food boulevard inside Paris to this counter service boulangerie, next to the crepe place. The choices were limited to waffles, pizza, and a couple sandwiches, but we all found something for breakast to go with our over-priced Peet's coffee from the hotel cafe. I got their version of croque monsieur: ham and swiss on a huge Texas toast-sized brioche bun, with another slice of cheese melted on top. I had to de-construct the sandwich in order to fit it in my mouth! Although nothing like any traditional croque monsieurs I've had before (all savory, no sweet), it was very filling and hit the spot for $8. Good enough to get me through to our next foodie adventure in Vegas!

What can I say? This is a great breakfast spot, however I have to question the cleanliness! It is a very dim place... but I could not help but notice how DIRTY the walls were! I continue to wonder what the rest of the place really looks like under real high beam lights! Gross!

Bought 10 pastries and the cashier, Mekdes, threw everything in a bag. Didn't even stack anything nicely in my bag at all. I had to ask her for 2 more bags and packed them nicely MYSELF!!!!! I cannot believe she just threw 10 pastries in 1 bag!!!!!!!!! I will never go back again! So rude!!!!!!! I'm seriously shocked she did that!!!

Came at about 9am for a coffee. On the menu it's says small and regular as the two sizes. I asked for the regular coffee, after 10 mins I was handed the small size. I asked why. She said I ordered the regular which is the small size and not the large which on the menu it says regular. I told her that's confusing, then don't list the names as small or regular. It should be regular or large. Because it took so long, I just took what was given to me

In the heart of the Las Vegas Strip dessert J.J's Boulangerie pumps out out of this world tasting dessert. It is really out of this world and in Paris off the Rue de La Paix Shopping Walkway. It is a place where the aroma of baking bread, pizza, and dessert could lead you off the main cobblestone walking path of Paris into a working bakery and restaurant that is modeled after one in Paris, France. Before I continue with the review, here is a trivia question. What does boulangerie mean? The answer is that is the French word for bakery where bread is sold. I have stopped at J.J 's Boulangerie for nearly a decade-and-a-half. The majority of the visits were for a light breakfast. I appreciate the remarkable attention to detail in the Paris theme that gives me a unique experience in the desert. Over the years; I have enjoyed looking at the brick interior, vaulted ceiling, display cases of culinary heaven, chefs creating pizza pies, tourists from around the globe united in a Parisan restaurant near the Eiffel Tower, people watching along the high traffic Rue de la Paix. Most of all I enjoy the taste aspect of the boulangerie. This is a self service eateries that is open from 7 AM to the very early morning hours. The food offerings are impressive. They include croissants, pizza, sandwiches, baguettes, salads, scones, pastries, and gelato. The love of my life in this slice of Paris has been their raspberry napoleon. Up to this writing, the J. J's raspberry napoleon is the best dessert that I have had in Las Vegas. I will repeat it again: Up to this writing, the J.J's raspberry napoleon is the best dessert that I have had in Las Vegas!!! :-) When I bite into the raspberry napoleon, the taste elevates my taste buds to a state of deliciousness higher than the Eiffel Tower. It is so delicious that I feel like I leave this world and end up in another world like Paris. This dessert that I write so highly about is a creamy puff pastry that is a Paris import. Isn't neat the way the unique hotels with fantastic themes bring great food into Las Vegas? The raspberry napoleon from Paris was originally called the mille-feuille in Paris. It is three layers of puff pastry known as pate feuilletee filled with two sections of flavored pastry cream and topped off with powdered sugar and raspberry touch. The coffee is also superb. I consider it the mystery blend coffee because it is unadvertised. It is a delectable mystery blend coffee that you serve yourself and refill. It is the perfect coffee to go along with delicious food. Over the years, I have ordered other food here. This includes a strawberry shortcake pastry that I rate highly, a vanilla napoleon, and other food. J.J's Boulangerie is a very popular spot in Paris, Las Vegas. It gets way too busy where a line can extend to the Rue de La Paix. Regrettably finding a table is similar to winning a game of chance at the casino. On a good day you can grab a table along the Rue de La Paix. However, on a bad day every table in the two Parisan themed rooms fill up delaying the pastry for another time. I feel that the drop the rating from 5 to 4 star flaw is that their is a want for taking out and insufficient seating. There is a want for a take out bag where customers can carry the food to a nearby bench or any nearby seating place. After nearly a decade-and-a-half my heart still beats strong for the raspberry napoleon. As they say in Paris "je reviendrae" : I will return. ------------------------------------------ These pictures include the best dessert that I have had in Las Vegas up to the time of this review : The raspberry napoleon.

Staff is friendly, food is delicious, price is somewhat reasonable, staff wears masks, gloves.

I wish I could give this place 0 stars. The first day I went was fine, but the second day, omg. Mary was very insulting, rude, racist, and just a horrible person. I didn't hear what she said because I was tired and just out of it and insuatied that I wore hearing aids. After I left, I was very offended , I saw and heard her speak with her coworker, pointing at me, her thinking I didn't see her. If the owner or manager of this place sees this, please address this issue because no place deserves her to work at a place where she is providing horrible customer service and offending people.

The pizza was really good! The price for sodas however are a bit pricy but other than that the pizza itextremely good and I highly recommended you to go try the pizza! Very delicious!