Petrossian Bar

Came here during CES 2016 week. This time around the food i had was good and the server was amazing. As for the two hostess, they need a training on etiquettes of how to treat a customer.
Anywho, after a couple of glasses of Moet champagne, the duck charuterie plate and an order of shrimp & crab cocktail, I was relaxed and unwind from the crazy week of meetings.
This place does have its charm and still some hit and miss.

The pianist at this piano bar was excellent, as was people watching. The bar is directly across from the front desk and between the casino area and the garden, so there are tons of people streaming by. It was fun just watching the crowds of people.
We each had a martini. The drinks are ridiculously expensive IMHO, but I guess you are paying for the location, the sumptuous/​lavish décor, the pianist and professional server. I would have rated this bar higher, but our martinis didn’t even give us a buzz. I would give this place 2 stars, based on that, if it wasn’t for the ambiance/​location and the fact that parking is free.

LOVED this place! Came in for tea with my in-​laws, who were in town from California. They actually treated me, as they had been here before. There was not a thing I would change or complain about. The service was excellent, and they had a great selection of tea, finger sandwiches, and pastries. Everything was delicious!

I LOVE this bar! It’s more of a piano lounge but still a bar hence the name!
I always stop by here at least once during a Vegas trip for several reasons. One, it’s very comfortable. Two, the cable car martini. Three, the caviar. Four, the cable car martini. Oops. I said the cable car martini twice. This is my favorite cocktail in the world, especially here! I usually manage to get two or three down.
This time I had the Royal Ossetra caviar. Absolutely delicious and served perfectly with all of the standard accompaniments a fine caviar should have. Caviar is a very expensive habit and this place is no exception. I’m sure there is a hefty markup, but with the comfortable atmosphere, lovely music from the piano and great service, it’s worth every penny. This is also a great bar to people watch from. I could have sat there all day but needed to hit the casino to try and make the money back I spent on the 30 grams of that awesome caviar!
If you find yourself wandering the Bellagio and need a yummy cocktail, be sure to hit the Petrossian Bar for a cable car! You won’t be disappointed!
Enjoy!

My favorite bar in all of Las Vegas. The bartenders are all pros that understand how to concoct a premium beverage. Great service, fun, friendly, classy, and a true must do for me when in town.

This place inside the Bellagio is great for drinks. The traditional drinks are excellent. Manhattan was perfect. I’m a self proclaimed old fashioned snob, and unfortunately they don’t make it the pre-​prohibition styled, & instead prefer to kill the taste with muddled crap (cherry and orange)!
Service was above average.
Atmosphere was average, for the Vegas scene.
Beer glass smelled like crap, prompting my wife to drink out of the bottle.
Good, strong martinis.

If you want to enjoy non-​traditional Vegas, try this. High Tea is so worth it here.
It’s as if you’re a high class British colonial gentleman or lady and enjoying your mid-​afternoon delights.
2x scones (blueberry, cranberry), 3x pastries (fruit tart, dark chocolate, etc.), 4x quarter sandwiches (salmon, chicken, turkey, king crab, etc.)
Tea comes with sugar and milk.

As always. Great service and the mixologist make a perfect Cable Car.
Last night was no exception.
After a terrible experience at Flemings. We decided to go have a nice time at Bellagio.
Found the perfect parking spot.
Got a great reserved table at the Bar and proceeded to place our order. Elecktra being a Bartender had never experienced a Cable Car and was reluctant to try one. Well after the 1^st one you can’t stop. We had several. While sitting having fun a possible monk trying to peddle his wares entertained us for a few minutes before he was escorted out of the building.
We then met a nice lawyer from Boston who bought us a glass of wine before leaving to see O. The girls had to check out the conservatory before our departure. Great evening

What can you say… it’s the Bellagio! Excellent spot to chill, people watch, and enjoy the Vegas scene.

The place to go when you are pretending to be all grown up and fancy pants!!! My long time childhood friend was visiting from San Fran and I wanted to take her to do something special. Since we were already going to Bellagio to see the beautiful décor at the Conservatory I thought this was the perfect spot. Pricey? Absolutely but this was a special occasion. We don’t have caviar often so we opted for the sampler which gave three different portions set up perfectly with mother of pearl spoons, crème fraîche, blini, egg and onion. Our favorite was the Royal Oscietra. This was paired with our choice of either champagne or three samples of iced vodka. We opted to keep it Russian and went for the vodka. We also partook in some oysters and pheasant pâté. The service was amazing and exactly what you would expect from Bellagio.

Love the Bellagio, and, now, love Petrossian. Piano bar and little in the way of cigarette smoke. Nice, romantic setting foie date night.

We LOVE the Petrossian. Stop in every time we’re in town for caviar and champagne. Great selection of caviars on the menu, and multiple sizes. Grab a bottle of Veuve and take in the tinkling keys in the background! Really nice spot to stop and hit the brakes when you need a spell from the typical casino debauchery. And the bartenders are great, especially Denise!

Pricey, but good. Try the chef’s selection of cheeses. It was amazing. Served with lots of bread, fruit and some honey. Also, the Mai Tai was one of the best I’ve ever had. Our party was happy with the foie gras. Great pre-​show treat.

Had afternoon tea here and loved the small sandwiches. They give you 4 choices of small sandwiches and then you get an assortment of sweets and scones. The salmon with caviar sandwich was my favorite. The rooibos tea was delicious.

This really was a lovely little lounge. It was exactly what we were looking for amongst the chaos, glitz, and over stimulation of Las Vegas. It was a bit quieter with a very classy overall vibe. The waitress was friendly and knowledgeable. Each drink was carefully thought out and constructed. Everything was delicious, including the complimentary truffle popcorn. This really was the perfect place to get away from the club-​like atmosphere that surrounds it. We were able to sit in comfortable arm chairs, sip tasty cocktails, and have a conversation with ease and no straining to yell over obnoxious music. Highly recommend!
I only wished we had stopped in at tea time. Perhaps next time…

This is a great little lounge to stop in before dinner. They serve complimentary snacks. The truffle popcorn was delicious! The drinks were quite good.

Date & Time: Wednesday July 8, 2015 @ 3pm
Location: Bellagio Casino Level
Dining Companion: Mommy
Scene: Couples & Ladies in Short, Black Dresses & Strappy Sandals
Décor: Lobby Piano Bar in Muted Shades of Beige w/​Settes & Intimate Tables
Service: Professional
Imbibe: Lavender Black Tea & Vanilla Roobios
Devour: High Tea Service
Total: $ 85.86

The ambience is very nice. My tea was really good. I had the black tea with cream and sugar. My bfs mom had to ask for another tea pot because they had left the leaves in the tea pot making the tea really bitter.
We each ordered our own pastries and sandwiches. It came with scones, dessert and we get to pick 4 different sandwiches. The only part of the experience that was confusing is that they had mix the sandwiches when the tier of food came out. The server didn’t seemed knowledgeable about the items so I’m here guessing what sandwiches were mine.
The scones were cold. The desserts tasted like store bought from a supermarket. The only thing I liked was the salmon sandwich.
I have to say Mandarin’s tea house was more of an amazing experience than Petrossian esp for the price we were paying. It was organized and the staff knows what their talking about.

This great little place sits just across the hotel lobby. I had the vanilla rooibos which I felt complimented everything quite well. I’ve read some reviews and sat that people were complaining of cigarette smoke coming from the casino. My experience as entirely different. I only noticed the strong fragrance of Acqua di gio coming from the gentleman next to me.
The scones I thought were the best i had. They were warm and fresh. With a bit of jam they seemed to melt in my mouth with every sip of tea. The pastries were the chef’s choice and overall they were good as were the sandwiches.
The host made sure to answer all questions and made many recommendations. There is no shortage of wine and champagne for those who are itching for their next DUI. I had a great relaxing time. Service was excellent. I would definitely return.

I have always wanted to experience high tea and finally had the chance when Heather K. joined the army and plans to leave Vegas in 2 weeks. We had been talking about it for a year but I finally had to book it when she told me her last day in town was so soon. I researched all of the local options and decided to make reservations here at the Petrossian Bar in the Bellagio. When I called and mentioned the date, the staff member on the phone initially laughed because I selected mother’s day unbeknownst to me. It turns out there was availability so we settled on 1:30 PM. The reservation staff asked about dietary restrictions, which impressed me, since Heather K. is a vegetarian and I don’t eat pork. When we arrived, both the hostperson and the server were aware of this!
Heather K. and I met at the Petrossian Bar, dressed up including our hats (mine a cloche, hers a fascinator with tulle). The $ 35 price per person includes choice of tea, choice of 4 mini sandwiches, 2 scones per person and 3 pastries per person. Come hungry, seriously! You can add champagne on for an additional fee.
I ordered the tung ting oolong (green with hints of peach aroma) and Heather K. the darjeeling. There were loose leaf and bagged tea options, but trust me, go loose leaf here. We were provided dishes and mugs that seemed playful, perhaps from Alice in Wonderland. Our table was adorned with mini preserves, honey, lemon curd, clotted cream, and butter. The tea strainers with drip cups were so beautiful. There were actually 8 sandwich options, 3 of which were vegetarian. Heather K. got 2 chickpea, 1 egg salad, and 1 watercress-​cucumber. I got the egg salad (topped with hard boiled quail egg), 1 watercress-​cucumber (with mint mousse), 1 smoked salmon topped with oscietra caviar, and 1 Alaskan king crab with avocado.
A three-​tiered platter soon came to our table, with 4 cranberry scones on the top tier, 6 assorted pastries in the middle, and our 8 mini sandwiches on the bottom. We were given silver tongs to serve ourselves the treats. Meanwhile, hot water was constantly refilled in our tea pots as we drank tea over 2 hours. I was so full that I let Heather K. take home the additional scones and pastries we did not finish. A lady sitting nearby thought we were so adorable that she started taking photos of us enjoying the experience (I asked her to please not let those go viral — haha). I highly recommend trying this once for a unique experience.