Paris Baguette

Being from LA, this was a slight disappointment. They don’t carry all the same items that the regular would. The quality is still good but you can definitely see that it is catered towards the strip and tourists. But the pastries are absolutely phenomenal!

Mocha frappé is awesome! And the happiest thing is it’s half price! Love the snacks and dessert here. Beautifully served and made

Flies inside the bakery case. They need to better take care and be mindful of neat organization and keeping things sanitary at this location! I was really excited to grab couple breads and desserts here for late night snacking. PB happens to be one of my favorite bakeries and have been to all of California’s location. I came in here with the same level of expectations only to be really disappointed with the stores overall cleanliness and being turned off by fruit flies sitting on top of baked goods! My husband and my in laws were instantly turned off by this scene and quickly ran out of the store. My in laws have never been to PB and after hearing highly praised things from me wanted to try it. What a disaster!

Cute bakery located inside the Venetian Grand Canal Shoppes.
Bright, clean, organized display case. Daily assortments of baked goods. Lunch items looked great but I didn’t order any. Several tables/​chairs outside bakery to enjoy your purchases. Again, great ambiance whilst shopping in Grand Canal.
I ordered 4 pastries and 24 oz iced coffee — great flavor/​texture on pastries. Coffee was smooth, not overly bitter or roasted.

Definitely a fan. I’m in search for awesome fruit tarts. Here, I didn’t get a «fruit tart» per se, but I did get a fruit «pastry». Same concept as a tart but this one is settled in a flaky delicious pastry. I loved every bite of it. My brother ordered, I think the coffee bun and he said that was awesome.
If you’re a fruit, tarty kind of person, try this fruit pastry. I hope you like it.
The employees here are super friendly. I love how they have free samples. That a plus ;D
I’ll definitely be back here to try all their other goodies. With that being said, happy eatings! @~~}~~~~

³⁄₅ stars: not bad, but nothing special; it’s just A-​OK.
While vacationing in Vegas, I was excited to see the familiar Paris Baguette that I always visit when I’m in New York. This branch is definitely smaller and more limited in what they sell, but the food never disappoints. I got a croissant around 4 pm, which was still semi-​fresh, and the price was reasonable (expensive, yes, but it’s Vegas, after all!). I also purchased their freshly-​squeezed orange juice, probably because the packaging was irresistible, and for ~$ 6, I got to drink something that felt healthier than a lot of other food options in Vegas. The atmosphere was brightly lit and inviting, and from afar you’d think it is really clean, but it was a bit too dirty for my liking, with straw wrappers, napkins, sugar, and coffee stains on the table. I wasn’t sure why it wasn’t cleaned up, since it pretty empty, but it’s no big deal. I enjoyed finding a cute little place to rest and snack at after walking all day! It’s refreshing to know that amidst all the crazy, fried, heavy food in Vegas, you can come to a quieter, healthier place. Plus, you can sit outside the bakery and enjoy frequent quartets and plays!

Wow, this place was HARD to find. I saw those little billboards for the place, but didn’t say were to go. I was going all over the place except were it was. I finally found it, but they were getting ready to close. NO!
I wanted an iced coffee and he said it was pre-​made and I was fine with that. I ended up also getting a Cappuccino Royal Pudding.
I actually liked the coffee a lot. It was like nutty with a hint of mocha. Very good! The Royal Pudding was good, but a bit hard to eat.
Will definitely go back if I was in the area. Wished I came here before the other places for coffee!

Great place to grab a late breakfast or lunch in the Grand Canal Shops. They offer great looking sandwiches and a terrific selection of pastries! I tried the Hawaiian Sausage Bread which is so delicious and the Pain Au Chocolat which is also good. I also tried a Lavender Macaron that was ok. The fresh orange juice was great and comes in an adorable glass bottle. The service was nice and quick and I really enjoyed the upstairs place to eat with a view of the Grand Canal Shops & street performers below. Thanks for the tip Samantha D. I read her review of this place before visiting and it was very insightful. Love this spot and will come again the next time I’m in Vegas.

Unfortunately this is a smaller version of Paris Baguette. They have ½ the baked goods of larger stores. The good thing is they are going to be adding off strip locations which should be larger and have all the normal baked goodies.
One other thing is the prices are on the high end due to the location. I don’t remember them being expensive for the normal items I get. The daughter loves the hot dog breads which she said were pretty awesome. They don’t carry the curry bread due to their small size. I think another factor is the clientele.
A great spot to pick up a unique snack while you are at the Sands Expo. Looking forward to the off strip locations opening.

Paris baguette inside the Venetian. This was bound to happen! I was so happy they had cronuts here! I just wish it didn’t cost an arm and a leg for it but it’s Vegas, what’re you gonna do. NOT get a cronut?! Psh.

Paris Baguette at the Venetian shops/​St Marks square is a comfortable and quiet spot to unwind and visit with friends. They have sandwiches, pasta salads, and heavenly pastries here.

This little fast casual eatery was at the perfect intersection of quality and price. I could get a delicious and filling meal for under $ 10 for breakfast and under $ 15 for lunch, an almost unheard-​of phenomenon. It’s conveniently located just outside of the Convention Center on the Canal Shops level. Additional seating is up the stairs overlooking St. Mark’s Square.
I was very happy with everything I ordered here — the almond pastry, the ham and cheese croissant, the pastrami and havarti baguette, the turkey mozzarella sandwich, the avocado and pesto pasta salads, the guava pastry. Why eat horrible expensive convention-​center food when this little café is only steps away?
Would definitely come back if I’m ever in the area and don’t feel like spending a lot of money.

Expensive.
It could just be the Vegas «tax» but everything I saw here was more expensive than the Paris Baguette I have near my house. The flavors were alright though. Definitely less sweet than the one in San Diego but kind of on par with the one in Arcadia.

What a cute little gem. We ordered 3 macarons (rose, earl grey and pistachio) and a green tea chiffon cake. There is actually a dining area on the second floor of the bakery ( Unilocal tip) so we headed upstairs and enjoyed our view of St Mark’s Square from above.
I was very impressed with the macarons. They had the perfect combination of flavor and sweetness. Most macarons I’ve tried (including Pierre Herme and Ladurée) and those that friends have baked are way too sweet! Same with cakes. The chiffon cake was light and airy and a very good size to split among 2+ people.
I’d also like to point out that their staff is so patient and polite. There were 2 customers before me and were both demanding and rude. However, the cashier was patient and polite and carried out the customers’ requests including repackaging the desserts to individual boxes and bags, and providing cake cutter and candles (when only a single slice of cake was purchased) after payment.

With so many fancy pastry shops between the Venetian and Palazzo, I was curious to see what Paris Baguette had to offer. They stay open until 11pm on week nights so I enjoyed a stroll through the Palazzo and visited PB a little after 10 pm on a night I got out of work early, rather than making a special trip to the Strip. It was not hard to find as I’m very familiar with St. Mark’s Square, but the shop was smaller than expected. For some reason the photos had me anticipating a palace of pastries. My friend Jean posted some great photos. I was just looking for Fluffy Bear’s photos but her account is gone. :(
The shop was filled with more employees than patrons as I took a few minutes to make my selections from the bakery cases. Everything looked pretty good, but nothing really caught my eye. The savory dishes looked weak. I placed a guava turnover and chocolate cream cheese bread on my tray and ordered a strawberry pudding and house iced coffee from the cashier. The total was around $ 15, which is average. The quality is higher than what you will find in Chinatown and the bread loaf was much larger than a single serving.
Initially feeling skeptical, I was very happy with my selections upon tasting! The house iced coffee was strong but sweet, and would have been better with a splash of black coffee to reduce the sugar. The turnover had crisp puff pastry and a nice guava filling. The chocolate bread was a cocoa-​flavored yeast dough mixed with chocolate chips and pockets of cream cheese. I’d prefer more cream cheese, but after I toasted a slice and spread cookie butter on top, it was irresistible. The strawberry pudding is really cute and also really tasty. The burnt sugar sauce at the bottom of the jar makes me think of flan. Most importantly, baked items are prepared throughout the day, so everything I picked was fresh just before closing. There are date/​time stamps and nutritional information beside the labels on the displays.
Overall, I was impressed with the unique pastry options at PB. It seems like a good location to meet an out-​of-​town visitor for a quick breakfast or lunch on the Strip.

Had my first breakfast at Vegas here. I was told by my buddy that it’s got quality bakery and sweets. Being a fan of both mentioned things I told myself I must try this. I was not disappointed at all! They got a self-​serve style for their bakeries similar to Chinese bakery restaurants where you grab a platter and serve yourself with clamps. I tried their chocolate croissant as well as their ham & cheese croissant. I loved both of them. The ham and & cheese blended very well and with the croissant I felt like I was eating a delicious buttery grilled cheese with ham.
I have also had their vanilla pudding. It came in a cute little bottle. It was sweet and creamy but in my opinion it was a little too soft. The texture was closer to yogurt then it was to pudding. The taste was great nonetheless.
Lastly, I have tried their iced house coffee. Great coffee taste but super sweet. I like it, but I would not recommend it to people that dislikes sweet iced coffee like the ones from McDonalds.

Not even two months later, I feel like they are starting to slack. Customer service has been sub-​par lately. It seems like a month after their grand opening, I see most, if not all new workers. And not for the better either. I work here on property so I come here pretty often for their lunch sandwiches and/​or coffee drinks.
A few occasions, I see at least 4 workers behind the counter and us customers have a line forming. They were all talking to each other… laughing and chatting. And yet… they somehow forgot they have customers to attend to. Were we invisible or something?
A few times, my coffee drink wasn’t completely filled up to the brim. I’m sorry but when you charge me $ 6+ dollars for a small 12 oz coffee, I expect 12 ounces of coffee in there. (see pic attached.) Not too pleased with that.
They got their work cut out for them especially since we have some big conventions coming to town with CES and SHOT Show. If they’re slacking now… oh yeah… they’re in for a rude awakening. Please improve on your customer service!

We wanted a quick and easy breakfast. The tuna salad and egg salad were amazing. Macaroons were delicious.
I love the presentation of the food, everything looked so pretty.
Update: A group of 5 of us came back here since there was such a long wait, an hour plus (normal for being New Years), at the restaurants in the Venetian. We ordered the same items, tuna salad, egg salad, bruschetta, fresh squeezed orange juice. It was as amazing as the first time we had it.

The first breakfast place we went to in Las Vegas which is located in the Venetian. It was probably one of the cheaper places for sure, which is a big bonus since most places in the resorts are above $ 10 for breakfast while this place you can probably spend less than that and still have a decent meal.
I found my breakfast sandwich decent, it came with scrambled eggs, ham, brie and cheddar cheese. Nothing special or outstanding. It was nice how they gave you a tray and you can then select which items you want by grabbing them you want as the line moves along the counter. They’ll also toast sandwiches or other food that you’d want toasted.

We fell in love with this place. It’s located inside Venetian hotel canal shoppes. You really feel like you are in Europe. The restaurants have that exact lighting that they use in Europe.
The pastries look shiny, colorful & glazed & most importantly they are DELICIOUS.
We ordered the berry tart, berry waffle, almond pastry. Also the latte & cappuccino were perfect. The berry waffle was swirled with chocolate & had a very yummy homemade wipe cream on it. It tasted really perfect.
Then we ordered the mozzarella sandwich, it was Devine!!! I think I died went to heaven & came back with every bite.
I highly recommend this Restuarant. I wish they would open one near us in Palis Verdes. We don’t have a great French bakery/​Restuarant near us.

Excelente!!! Es un lugar tranquilo y acogedor, los pastry y los sándwich lo mejor de las Vegas, y su personal muy atento y amable, simplemente lo mejor de las Vegas.