Le Village Buffet

Beautiful ambiance!! Food was really good as well but not oh my goodness great. I loved trying chilled crab legs, so that would make a meal of it's own with the chilled shrimp at sushi bar. I loved the dessert selection as well as the drink selection. They do have tea and hot water but it can be easily overlooked. Sugar free desserts are available.

This is the best breakfast buffet in Vegas, hands down. I took several pictures and I captured maybe 1/3 of the whole place. There are a ton of options and they're all very, very good. I take breakfast seriously. It's the one meal of the day that I don't skip. I will lose sleep - which I value very highly - to get a great breakfast. So when I tell you that this is the best breakfast buffet in Vegas and I tell you that all of the food is amazing, you can take that to the bank.

I wouldn't consider this the best buffet in Vegas, but they do a good job. The food selection is decent but the desserts and crepes are excellent. Overall for the price you are going to get your money's worth. The breakfast / brunch buffet is a little better in my opinion. But of you are looking for something fun and filling, give this one a try!

It's great if you love butter. However, the little butter on the few peas I ate ruined my evening before the chef warned me about them. More than 50% of the food has some form of dairy. The salmon tasted the best.

Great buffet except breakfast is from 6-10. So after 10 the price goes up and it becomes champagne Brunch. I enjoyed it. Plenty of breakfast foods and crepes made to order.

It was satisfying and tons of options to choose from but nothing too special. It is better than Chinese buffet though as it's not too oily. We used a groupon which came with either mimosa, beer or wine. We picked mimosa and seemed to be ok. There are free crepes as well which is not too sweet.

Out of all the Caesars regular buffets we had in the 24hr pass, this was the best for breakfast. Fast lines, friendly service and so much variety. Loved the crepe station, though the line was long...and the dessert station was amazing. Had a huge variety to chose from and everything seemed fresh. Loved the ambiance.

First I walk in and come here everytime for a business meeting and always get greeted by the lovely cashier who I always remember, because she is so nice. You walk in and have no idea your in a buffet. The decorations put you right into the feeling your in Paris. It has cute buildings inside the buffet area. They have a crepe station and they're amazing. Live this place.

Always had a wonderful time at Mon Ami Gabi. I always go on a Saturday at the bar and would have my burger, fries and creme brulee. William the barman and Oscar are wonderful bar keeps. I highly recommend

a very fancy and worth it brunch! We got the spicy andouille sausage Benedict and the smoked salmon Benedict. Got the sausage Benedict because we have never seen one before and decided to try it. Honestly, it was delicious! It had a nice spicy kick to it and it was different from your average Benedict. This opened our eyes to new ways to make an eggs Benedict. The salmon is a safe option for those who lovee lox Benedicts. The sauce was very creamy like in the sausage one and fluffy. The potatoes were well seasoned (not too salty!) with a good crunch and softness ratio. The waiter was kind and made sure our food came out fresh and fast. He was very attentive and overall all staff were kind! Inside is quite dark but a very classy vibe to it. We would recommend giving this place a try! Make sure to put reservations down!

Breakfast at Mon Ami Gabi: Where the View Costs More Than the Bacon I decided to venture to Mon Ami Gabi solo while my travel companions remained in their slumber, recovering from the previous night's escapades. The silver lining of being the only early riser? A "table for one" and what I thought would be swift seating. Spoiler alert: I was wrong. The wait wasn't egregious--about 20 minutes--but I was armed with patience and hunger. Once seated, I embraced the Parisian brunch vibe and ordered a cappuccino served in a bowl, French toast with blueberries and whipped cream, and date-glazed bacon. Here's how it all went down: 1. The Cappuccino: Picture this--a bowl of steaming, frothy goodness. The milk-to-coffee ratio? Chef's kiss! Not only was it delicious, but it also cost less than a Starbucks grande cappuccino. Imagine, affordable luxury! Alas, this would be the last budget-friendly highlight of the morning. 2. The French Toast: Visually, it was a stunner--a golden stack adorned with blueberries and a cloud of fresh whipped cream. Taste-wise, it was good but didn't quite hit "best-ever" territory. The presentation may have promised the Eiffel Tower, but the taste was more...quaint village bakery. 3. The Bacon: The date-glazed bacon was ambitious but perhaps spent a touch too long in the oven. Still, not a total disaster--just a tad on the "well done" side of life. 4. The View & Service: Ah, the pièce de résistance! I was seated on the patio, basking in sunshine and treated to a front-row view of the Bellagio fountain show. My server was warm and attentive, which only heightened the allure of dining alfresco with Vegas glamour as my backdrop. Final Verdict: Would I return? Maybe, but only if someone else was dying to go. It wasn't a bad experience--just one that didn't quite match its $40 price tag for a solo breakfast. Yes, I expect to pay more in Vegas . I just expected more flavor. Underwhelmed might be harsh; perhaps "politely unimpressed" is more accurate. Would I recommend it? Yes, if you're seeking a bougie breakfast with fountain views and don't mind spending a little extra for the ambiance. For me, the best part was sipping a cappuccino and indulging in some people-watching while pondering whether this $40 breakfast was worth its weight in croissants. Rated 4/5 because of the view, cappuccino, and service.

Their bread alone single-handedly can carry this restaurant. Served with whipped butter and thinly julienned carrot salad was enough to make me clap my hands. This was the most memorable bite of Las Vegas and it is humbly from Mon Ami's Warm Baguette. My brother ordered the Au Poivre Steak, mom ordered the Cavatelli, and I got the Buckwheat Crepe which I absolutely regret ordering. Everything else was good but the crepe... I wish it was thinner and the Brie was more funkier than I would prefer.

We visited Mon Ami Gabi for dinner while staying at Paris. Mon Ami Gabi's interior is nice, just as you'd expect -- black and white tiled floors, dark wood against light colored walls, and large windows dotted with stained glass. We really enjoyed our server, who made us laugh each time he paid us a visit. He was attentive without being intrusive, but he was also incredibly likable and that added to our experience. For food, I ordered the salmon dish with lentils and my partner opted for the steak frites au poivre. Both were really solid dishes, but not spectacular. The salmon was flavorful, cooked just right, and tasty. We'd visited Gordon Ramsay steak the night before and the steak frites felt a little lackluster, but I will readily admit that it may not be fair to compare the two. They are totally different dishes and experiences. Overall, I'd give Mon Ami Gabi 3.5 stars if Yelp allowed us to award fractions of stars. It was a very pleasant dining experience, but if you are looking to be wowed, I'd go elsewhere.

I've walked by this restaurant countless times and finally made a reservation for brunch through OpenTable. Here's what we ordered: Croque Monsieur: Very good Ham and cheese buckwheat crepe: Looks strange, but very good Portions were huge for us, so bring your appetite. Service was good. The restaurant is big and crowded, but I thought the staff did a good job taking care of us. The hostess could have been friendlier, but there was a pretty long line of customers to check in. I highly recommend you make a reservation.

A popular and lovely place for brunch on The Strip. Outdoor seating during comfortable weather is a must-do and even on a cool December day, there was a 30-minute wait to be seated there. Famished, we opted to dine indoors and were seated toward the back of the house, closer to the street than to the interior of the venue that is closer to the hotel. The area where we were seated is more brightly lit than the interior so if you have sensitive eyes after "a long night", you may prefer being seated closer to the entrance. My dish was the Corned Beef Hash & Poached Eggs which were accompanied by roasted Yukon gold potatoes, a few heirloom tomatoes, and toast. They also brought a diah with ketchup, butter, and berry jam. Our server was friendly and timely in checking on us. I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and it was a the perfect size - It was generous without being so much that anything went to waste. What I enjoyed most was that the corned beef was not overly salty as is the case at many other places I've had it. The venue was packed at 11:00am and even though we had reservations, there was a line out the door to check in for our seating. I would guess we waited close to 10 minutes before we were able to meet the hostess to check in. All in all, I enjoyed Mon Ami Gabi and would definitely come back.

I believe this place is highly overrated! First of all the hostesses do not even care about customers, let alone providing a good service! We had a reservation for brunch here and when we were greeted, it felt like they were doing us a favor! Our server on the other hand was very friendly and attentive. The menu is very simple. We ordered "Smoked Salmon Egg Benedict" and "Spicy Andouille Sausage Benedict". Both of our foods were too salty. We also ordered "Latte in a bowl" and we were offered different flavors which we chose Hazelnut, but what they didn't mention was they will charge you for different flavors and we got surprised to see (another) extra $2 for the hazelnut flavor!

Great foods (we came here for breakfast only), great vibes, great service, great kids menu, everything is great and would love to come back again. Atmosphere is good as we sit inside the atrium over looking Bellagio and the Strip. Love their mixed berries waffles (crispy outside and spongy soft inside), classic eggs Benedict, even their kids menu is awesome. Highly recommend for breakfast, especially for families with young kids.

I think this was my favorite breakfast in Vegas! It was more affordable than other restaurants we had been to. The view sitting outside was wonderful in the morning. They had really nice propane heaters to keep you warm while you sat outside But the food. Wow. The fruit was fresh and they served it with a small cup of vanilla yogurt and a small portion of brown sugar, and you made your own fruit salad. I've never tried such a thing, but this will now be something I regularly make it home. The portion sizes were great for both of our breakfast we visited on our last day, but the inside was absolutely a gorgeous decor and it was a steakhouse and I wish we could've tried that out. Next time...

I live in Chicago a reasonable distance from Mon Ami Gabi in Chicago, but just never made it there. I went for breakfast at the Vegas location since I'm staying at The Paris. I went for breakfast and it was a wonderful 60° morning. I ate outside on their patio area. The view is of Bellagio, so at night when those fountains are going, this must be spectacular! As a French atmosphere, I would expect to be greeted with a " Bonjour " but clearly the front desk hostess was not playing along. I sat outside with only a min or two wait. My waitress was Jaime, or something close. I overheard someone ask for a croissant and she laughed said that they are just a fake French restaurant. Really?? Bad answer. So, I asked about croissants and she just said no, they don't have those. I ordered the Crepe du jour- Bananas Foster! I'm not really into sugary foods but this was delicious and the crepes were ginormous & really really delish! I could not eat it all, but wish I could have. Stellar! Bravo! Now, I can't wait to go to their Chicago location when I get home. Suggestions: it's an experience. Greet with Bonjour and don't call it a " fake " French restaurant ! Oh Mon Dieu!

We were able to secure a reservation at Mon Ami Gabi with kids. We came in early and they were able to accommodate us and get us in quickly. The restaurant is located at Paris. Need to enter into the hotel first to make it to the restaurant. We were seated outside and got a good view over the bellagio fountain. People were very friendly and service was pleasant. We started with an order of baguette. It came in warm and soft in a paper bag, along with some butter and carrots (carrots not photos). I ordered their famous steak and fries, kids got their tomato sauced pasta and one chicken tenders. Portions are huge and relatively balanced. I finished the carrots along with my steak and they went pretty well together. Steak was pretty good. Fries are crispy and flavorful. We all enjoyed our dinner. It did get chilly quite a bit and I later realized that the heater was out of juice. It was great otherwise .

This review is a bit late - but the experience at Mon Ami Gabi was amazing! We were seated inside and the ambiance was more on the dim side but intimate at the same time. Perfect for our dinner date. The server was quick to take our order too and fast water service - always a plus! I ordered their Famous Roast Chicken a la Grand-Mère. Everything about this dish was top notch. Boyfriend ordered their Cesar Salad with chicken (he said my dish was better haha). The ingredients for the salad were very fresh and super delicious as well. Last but not least, we ordered their Duck Leg Confit which we thought was very flavorful as well. This restaurant has definitely earned a top place for us while in Vegas. If you're wanting a fancy dinner even with family or for a romantic date - this French restaurant is an all around excellent choice!

Very delicious lunch! The Chicken Crepe and Croque Madame were very good. Every element was well-seasoned and fresh. The interior also makes it feel like you're dining at a bistro in France.

Right inside Paris and a good place for legit French food. We were bored by the wait at the Americano cafe and decided to give here a try. The ambiance is romantic with a Parisian touch. We ordered escargot to start with and it didn't not disappoint. Followed by Caesar salad and the host's recommended entree of the day which is surf and turf (6 oz New York steak and scampi with potato and mushroom sauce). The size is a bit smaller than we thought for $60+ but that's typical Vegas prices. Overall a satisfactory meal and you enjoy the view right across the Bellagio fountain which is a PLUS!

My favorite brunch in LV! I am gluten intolerant and they take it very seriously and have amazing options beyond just eggs and bacon. The service is always wonderful and attentive. I would recommend making a reservation, it's always super busy at brunch. Their coffee is amazing.

Servers were amazing and kind! Restaurant is so beautiful with the most romantic and warming ambiance. If you are a fancy eater this is the place for you! Very different from a classic fancy restaurant anywhere. Prices seemed to pair with its rich and fancy vibe. Overall nice experience and had a great time. The ribs were fire.

Great place for breakfast w. Nice view. Our server was wonderful. Would definitely come Back again.

My friends & I celebrated NYE here and we were not disappointed! We had a reservation and were sat quickly, each table was decorated with balloons, the vibe was perfect. They had a pre fix menu for the night and it was a tough decision because everything sounded so good! I did the foie gras (10/10 amazing, wishing I had some right now), lobster risotto (incredible), braised short ribs and scallops (this was good, but I tasted my friends filet and definitely had regrets) and then finally the molten chocolate cake (YUM). Everything was so delicious, I can't wait to come back

You cannot go wrong at Mon Ami Gabi. Between the people-watching and the martinis - it is certainly one of my favorite dinner spots in Las Vegas. Always busy, always bustling. But I've never had an issue getting a table without reservations. The bar in the back, towards the street is my fave. Sitting on the patio is also nice because you can watch the street traffic. And when does Vegas NOT have freaks on the street?! Serious question. About the food. Very French forward. The martinis are perfection -- obvi. The Spicy Salmon Tartare is wonderful and not too spicy. Lots of meat options - but I've never ventured that route. The fries are freaking goooooood. Brunch is delightful. The dessert, also great. I think I had a warmed apple cobbler (but don't tell anyone). Fun, Parisian vibe. No nonsense serving staff. Bartenders are friendly. Great location. And oh! Bellagio fountains are a plus. If I am ever in LV, I can't leave without having a martini here......with extra olives. Au revoir!

Came here on a weekday and really wanted to make it to their breakfast/brunch which is what they are known for! Requested to sit outside the patio and they were able to grant it immediately. Our view was amazing. We sat front and center of Bellagio where we later enjoyed the afternoon water show from our seats. Ordered the warm baguette and French onion soup. Bread was served warm and tasted fresh. The French onion soup was hot and very rich and savory. On to the entrees, the hubby ordered a cheeseburger, while I ordered a steak in peppercorn sauce. My steak came out well done, despite ordering it in medium. Server offered to have it made again, but we just didn't have the time. Overall, if you like to people watch, this spot is for you outside their patio. Food was subpar.

I recently visited Mon Ami Gabi in Las Vegas for the second time, and it was just as amazing as I remembered! We started with the warmed baguette, which was fresh and delicious. The French onion soup was rich and comforting, topped with gooey cheese and sweet onions. The deviled eggs were a tasty appetizer, creamy and flavorful. I also tried the baked goat cheese soup, which was unique and so good--definitely a must-try! For my main dish, I had the Steak Classique, cooked to perfection and bursting with flavor. Le Cubano,sandwich, packed with tender pork, ham, and melted cheese. It was satisfying and full of flavor. To drink, I enjoyed a mimosa with peach, mango, and raspberry. It was refreshing and the perfect pairing for our meal. The service was fantastic! Our server was quick,friendly,and really knowledgeable about the menu, offering great suggestions. Ambiance was amazing . Mon Ami Gabi never disappoints with its delicious food and excellent service.

A fun place for date night. Inside it looks like an older Parisian bistro and outside you have views of the Bellagio Fountain's and the most interesting people watching. The food is good but the steaks could be a tad better. A little on the chewy side for my liking. The frites or fries were the best. Next time I'll try something else. If you'd like a table outside be prepared to wait even longer as a lot of guests are trying to do the same thing. Sometimes that means an hour on top of your reservation time. Service was great and our waiter could not have been more wonderful.

Our breakfast go-to spot whenever we're in Vegas. Tip: make an online reservation to avoid the stand-by line. When we arrived (Sunday, 9:15 am reservation), we had the option of sitting inside or outside. We sat outside to enjoy the view. Our party ordered: eggs Benedict (must try!), smoked salmon Benedict, corned beef hash, three eggs (scrambled) with sausage, and the chocolate-hazelnut waffle (kids shared the 3 eggs and waffles). Until next time, Mon Ami Gabi!

Caesar salad - 5/5 Very simple yet tasty. The 2 of us split 1 order and it was the perfect portion. Onion soup - 4/5 Packed with onion flavor. It was just too cheesy for my liking. Baguette -5/5 Warm and fresh. Great to pair with the onion soup. The view - 5/5 Choose the patio if you don't mind the sun. It was nice to people watch.

We decided to go to Mon Ami Gabi for brunch while on vacation in Vegas and it was definitely the right choice! The restaurant is located at the Paris Hotel with a direct view of the Bellagio fountains. (Right now there is some construction due to formula 1 so the view is a little obstructed but don't let that deter you). We made a reservation (highly recommended as the walk in line had a wait). We were seated in the indoor patio which I think was the best spot in the house! You still get the view but you have ample shade. Our waiter came to our table and introduced himself right away and let us know about some specials they had that day. He was super attentive the whole time and very nice. I opted for the corned beef hash and poached eggs. As a confession this was my first time ever having corned beef and it was absolutely delicious! This was not a canned corned beef but the real thing. The eggs were cooked perfectly and were a little runny and the bread that came with the meal was so good! The dish was filling but not overly filling where you feel stuffed or tired. It was just right. My friend got the salmon platter and it was a generous serving of salmon and she enjoyed it. To drink I got the espresso martini which was so so good. My friend got aperol spritz which she couldn't stop raving about. If you're in Vegas I would definitely put this place on your list! We had a great time and definitely will be coming back the next time we're in town!

This is becoming our go to place for lunch when we can't decide where to eat. Or too lazy to go off the strip. Or too hungry after all the drinking from the previous night. Quality/Quantity - My buddy and I both wanted something light, as we knew we would have a heavy dinner tonight. Smoked Salmon Platter - Hit the spot perfectly. Not too heavy, but not too light as it did not make me too hungry for dinner. I chose to try a Bordeaux Blanc Comtesse to compliment my dish. It was good, but I think I should have stuck with my usual Sauvignon Blanc. Quiche Lorraine - My buddy's choice. He liked it and finished it all. He also had a glass of Chardonnay. Atmosphere - Always a fun treat to sit, eat, and watch the Bellagio fountain show across the street, except today the view is blocked due to the upcoming Formula 1 event. Got another perfect table/outdoor space. Also always good to people-watch. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 10pm or 11pm. Service - Good. Price - $89 + tip. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1971. I have watched you grow to 130+ locations. And I frequent all your locations in the LV area; keep up the good work!! I see you are opening two more restaurants in LV; Happy Camper Pizza & Summer House. Looking forward to visiting them also.

Gorgeous restaurant inside and out. They have a beautiful outdoor dining terrace but unfortunately all the tables were in the sun and there were no umbrellas. The food and service were fantastic. I had the artichoke entree which is basically just a roasted artichoke cut in half with a dipping sauce. It was very good but could have used a little more cooking. The baguette appetizer, which is just a small whole baguette with a dish of butter was great. The au jus sandwich was very good and filling and the fries were the BEST I've ever had. Lovely lunch in a lovely restaurant. Highly recommended

Great restaurant. We had the artichoke appetizer and the Brie appetizer. We also had their bread. I had the roasted salmon and the chocolate mousse dessert. Service was great. The restaurant was very noisy until it started clearing out later.

A beautifully French-inspired café inside the Paris Hotel. The service was exceptional, and it's perfect for both small and large groups--just be sure to make a reservation. I visited with family and had the chance to sample a few dishes. I had the SPINACH and GOAT CHEESE OMELETTE, and for the table, we tried the CREPE SPECIAL with lemon, strawberries, and blueberries, as well as the CHICKEN LIVER MOUSSE PATE. Really enjoyed the meal, just wished the tables on the patio weren't so squished together. ENJOY! PS: Restaurant is located facing the strip.

I've dined at this location in the past (pre-COVID) and our brunch experience this time was just as good as the last visit. Food: The food is good! The ingredients are high quality and presentation is classic. The serving size was a little smaller than what I'm accustomed to in Ventura County, but it gives us all the more reason to order more delicious items from the menu. Plus we won't have to deal with carrying around leftovers in Vegas. Service: For a casual setting on the Strip, the service was standard: friendly and quick. The hostess table put us on the wait list for patio seating and texted me when our table was ready. Took about 15-20 minutes on a Sunday morning around 8am. When we got seated, our waters and coffee came out quick and were refilled very frequently. Their house coffee is as good as advertised, don't skip it. Our brunch experience entrees came out very quickly and we were finished within one hour. Ambiance: Both our experiences have been on the patio and I don't see any reason for not waiting a few extra minutes for a patio table. The outdoor air is refreshing and the morning temperatures are perfect (around 70 degrees) for breakfast or brunch. The tables all had nice views of the Bellagio fountains, but since we dined in the morning, the fountain show was not playing. Tip: make a reservation on Open Table, show up early and ask to be put on the patio table list. Wait times are not long and worth the view.

My friend and I booked a reservation but we still had to wait in line to get to the host. There's two separate lines, one for the patio and one for everything else. We got seated pretty quickly once we got to the host. We were seated next to the patio. Waiter was cool. I ordered the ham & gruyere crepe with a side of hashbrown. And my friend ordered the Corned Beef Hash & Poached Eggs which was knew to her since she typically order sweets for breakfast. We also got a mango mimosa and an expresso martini. I thought the crepe was okay. It defiantly had an interesting taste but I think it was the cheese and maybe the crepe. It also came with some thick bacon. I had a taste of my friends corned beef hash and thought it was pretty good. With tip our total came out to about $120. Id probably come back the next time I'm in Vegas.

Amazing spot to have a light lunch! Located inside of the Paris Hotel & Casino, I really appreciated the authenticity and originality of this restaurant. It was a nice change from all of the food chains. Check in was pretty seamless at 12:30 in the afternoon. It was quiet and pristine, looked like a beautiful spot for happy hour or dinner. I've never been to France but it resembled a lot of the cafes I've seen in movies. The patio was lively, covered by umbrellas. I was seated almost immediately. My server Omar was very charismatic and offered great recommendations. The staff were very attentive, making sure my water glass remained full on a 100 degree day and a gentleman who I assume was the manager made regular rounds at the tables. I started with a mimosa and deviled eggs and it was uphill from there! I've never had a soft boiled deviled egg topped with caviar but now I think that's the only way to consume them. They were a nice, salty flavor with a tinge of sweetness, and light enough that I still had space for the entree. The trout almondine was another first for me - perfection! Butterfly filet in a brown butter sauce with French green beans yet very light considering the nice portion you receive. For the middle of the day, this was the perfect choice I would absolutely return to enjoy dinner or lunch again. Omar made it a great experience and deserves a raise!

My second visit to this place was as great as the first! On a Friday night, we got seats on the strip with such a great view! Service was fast and friendly. Food was phenomenal. The rib eye steak was cooked to perfection. The mashed potatoes were a hit. We also got a pasta that had great depth of flavor. They also have a great selection of wine. Overall a great experience! Definitely recommend.

The appetizers and mussels here definitely outshone the entrées. The deviled eggs were really good, and the steak tartare with bread was tasty. I found the chips that came with it a bit too greasy, but Felipe enjoyed them. The escargot was okay; I wasn't a big fan of the pesto on it. The mussels were incredible--probably the best I've had this year! The creamy sauce was fantastic. Unfortunately, the entrées didn't quite measure up. The skate wing was good, though I wasn't thrilled that it was fried, and the salmon was way too salty. We also didn't care for the mashed potatoes, which lacked flavor and didn't add much to the meal. As for the cocktails: the Paris Romance was good but much too sweet, though it improved when I added some soda water. The Le Spritz Pear just had an off taste. The French 75 with Hendrick's gin was excellent, and the Dirty Gabitini martini with Ketel One vodka was okay, though not memorable. Service was excellent, which added to the experience. Overall, the mussels and appetizers stood out, but the entrées, mashed potatoes, and some drinks fell short.

The restaurant is located inside Paris LV, and there's an option to sit inside (probably a shorter wait) and outside . Service was great and the food was delicious. The escargot came with bread, and was in a garlic pesto sauce. The steak and frites are a must try.

I remembered going to Mon Ami Gabi some years ago and really enjoying it, getting to sit on the outdoor seating that overlooks the Strip. But of course when I went to Vegas, it was about 95 degrees outside so we sat inside. The ambiance of the restaurant was a bit noisy. There are certainly more expensive steakhouses on the strip - I do think this one is very moderately priced and well-located, so it makes it a good place to go. We ordered a salad to share and they split it for us which was nice. I got the steak and frites with the peppercorn sauce and it was pretty good. I remember the frites being more like thin fries than they were - they were neither steak fries nor regular fries but they did go well with the sauce. The portion was large. The thing I liked the best was the carrot appetizer which is kind of funny! But it was really delicious and unlike anything I'd had before!

We've been to Mon Ami Gabi close to 10 times now and have always had a good experience there until our most recent visit. Our first round of drinks and appetizers were delicious, we got a few of the speciality cocktails and the warm brie and French onion soup which was delicious. The entrees were unfortunately not all great. The scallops were great and the roasted chicken was good. But the special of the night came out cold. Our server was very apologetic and kind about the manner, but it was a bit disappointing. We also got a dessert which was pretty good. We sat out on the patio and got a very nice view of the Bellagio fountains, which is why we take guest s here so often, but the food did not deliver the same affected as it has in the past.

The ambience, the service and the 3 course meal was divine. A short walk from our stay at Bellagio and it was well worth it. We could have gotten away as a walk in but luckily we made reservations. It was very lively and also outside on the Patio, but during August not really a good idea, for us at least. They did have misters to cool the air which did look like it was working so keep that in mind when deciding. A delightful evening and a great place to eat as the menu is a delight with something for everyone.

Haven't ever been and since we were staying at Paris... a no brainer. No reservations are available so we walked in and were seated in a nice little room with just 4 tables. Perfect.. We were just doing lunch. I started with a French 75. ( of course) and Oysters. Husband had French onion soup. Both wonderful. I also ordered the Baked Brie. Oh it was delightful. Husband got the Sea Scallop St Jacque! Beautiful presentation. We were stuffed. Service just right.

A very nice resturant however it feels like a tight fit meaning the tables are smaller and close proxmity with each other. There is one line for walk-ins and reservations. When I was checking in for my reservation, the line was out to the casino but it did go by pretty quickly. Prior coming here, I saw some negative reviews about the hosts and I unfortianly recived the same negative experience with them. I honestly feel like this place has been hyped up on social media. The food was nothing special. Tasted like an avrage diner. I got an eggs benidit and it was very disapointing. The bread was thick and the eggs were over cooked. Not runny at all. The potatoes tasted sour with a hint of cajan. I also got the smoked salmon and I felt like it was decent. I also ordered the baguette. It was fresh and warm, very pleasant. It was served with a side of butter and an amuse bouche (like a pickled carrot). My friend said it tasted like a Lee's sandwhich and I couldn't unsee it. It really did.

Excellent customer service and incredibly fresh food! We arrived around noon, hoping to grab breakfast--turns out we were a bit late! However, what truly elevated our experience was the fantastic ambiance and exceptional customer service. :)

If you're looking for a solid breakfast/brunch spot along the strip, this is one of your safest bet. My usuals: - French Toast - Three Eggs - Steak - Au Poivre

Greeted by a wonderful host on a Friday morning, and was seated in a great area of the restaurant where we had a wonderful view of the Bellagio Fountains. Only downside was that the table was kind of in the middle which put in the pathway of the food runners going to serve tables around us. Not a big deal just wish we weren't in the middle. Thankfully the wait wasn't too long as it was a rainy day so we were seated right away. The service was impeccable, everyone was bending above and beyond to make sure we have everything we needed on the table. We asked for recommendations and I went with the Smoked Salmon Benedicts. They were amazing, the bread and butter ratio, the toastiness of the muffin and the egg being cooked to perfection just tied this whole dish together. For desert we had the fruit crepe and it was perfectly sweet and sour due to the fruits. Will be back for a great brunch with a view in Las Vegas!

I've been wanting to try Mon Ami Gabi for years and finally made a reservation. The food overall was good but, not great. In my opinion, it's a place you try once, say you've had it and move along. Our server took great care of us; even while it was busy. My cons were: chewy steak and mid-level pomme frites. Pros: wine selection, shrimp appetizers and the baguettes.

This used to be a hidden gem but the service has gotten worse and prices have doubled. Fountain view of bellagio fountain show Food is decent but expensive now after they jacked up the prices. Food is doubled now. The best thing was the boeuf bourignon but not good for 70$. I would recommend the baguette and cheeseburger. I don't know if I will be coming again though. For these outrageous prices maybe I would just go to spago instead. For your bday they give free ice cream though.

The food was delicious and service was wonderful. The restaurant was a little loud, but not unreasonably so.

Mon Ami Gabi is our sentimental favorite restaurant on the strip. Come for lunch or dinner, ask for a patio table facing the strip, and eat a delicious meal while watching the Bellagio fountain show. Their French onion soup is fantastic and we always order their steak frites. I've also heard amazing things about their famous roast chicken, mussels (especially their coconut sauce if they have it as a special), their special 22oz ribeye with shallots (add the peppercorn sauce!). We will definitely be coming back to try the rest of the menu. The only critique I would note is to skip the ice cream profiteroles- dry and stale the one time we tried it.

Passed this restaurant so many times every time we visited Vegas. So we give it a chance to see what's the hype is all about. Restroom: outside to the left of the restaurant in casino lobby Located: paris hotel las vegas strip Seating: indoor and outdoor seating Reservation: Opentable for indoor. For outdoor, it's first come first serve. So we made a reservation for breakfast at 7:45am, since we got there early, we asked to sit at outdoor patio. We waited prob 5min only. We ordered: Corned beef hashed Three eggs with half bacon and half sausage French toast The food overall is just average, nothing special. Service is good and fast.