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After a disappointing chocolate croissant at the Boulangerie, I was looking for some kind of compensation. The desserts looked pretty yummy so my friend and I gave it a go.
White Chocolate Dipped Strawberries with Pistachio - I was very bummed after the cute little place in the Wynn got rid of their chocolate dipped strawberries. Now I am happy again. The strawberries here are delicious and different. Eat them fresh because I left one overnight and it started to get a bit funky.
Key Lime Tart - Very light flavors. The center has a bit of raspberry which adds to the fresh ones on the outside. This one's a winner too =)
Shhhh, don't tell anybody , but you are the reason I love going to Vegas.
I am totally completely in love with you. Your pastries have been the star of my foodie dreams for several years now. They are the gold Standard by which I judge others. My favorite is your tarte cherise , or Cherry tart, a lovely custard like filling with deep red cherries nicely tucked into the top
I also am quite fond of your eclairs in chocolate or vanilla , i am not picky. Thanks for your yummy goodies. I also like the cute kitchen items in brightly colored patterns you have as well. Just a joy!
I have to go here every time I'm in Vegas. It is a cute bakery shop inside Paris Hotel with delicious goodies.
The creme brulee was amazing. My favorite is the coconut mouse, OMG...heaven for a coconut lover like me.
Highly recommended :D
A cool little French pastry shop in the Paris Hotel/Casino.
I had a chocolate/hazelnut pastry that was full of that chocolate flavor and a perfect way to satisfy my sweet tooth craving.
The service was good and they offered enough items so that there was usually something for everyone, including milk, coffee, sandwiches and ice cream.
Truly appreciate this adorable space, I feel so at home at Le Notre.
I'm planning a secret brunch here for my boyfriend, he is going to go gaga over the crepes, the chocolate cake, yogurt parfait, and oh the little cakes.
I am so head over heels with this place and it really is a Paris like atmosphere.
Cute shopping+
Fresh pastries+
4.5 stars
Happy stress free mood when venturing back to my car,
yay for a new Vegas find!
This is the type of place that you don't think twice about as you buzz through the Paris Las Vegas casino hotel. In fact, Jamie W. and I only dropped by to kill some time before heading off to the airport. What a pleasant surprise that it turns out to be a very nice patisserie with some very decorative-looking desserts behind an expansive glass case. The rest of the place looks more like a converted ice cream parlor with a touch of Z Gallerie tackiness.
I had the glorious, supposedly low-fat mousse (...now there's a contradiction in terms) that's in the photo gallery. Who knows how many calories were knocked off of it? But who the hell cares...it was good stuff, and stop judging me. As it turns out, Le Notre has quite a pedigree back in the real Paris as it was inspired by a superstar pastry chef, and this is the one and only outlet in the U.S. So enjoy, mon ami. Life is too short to just chug a Big Gulp as you wait for your taxi.
PASTRY - 4 stars...delicieux...I need to try a few others on a binge to proclaim it as magnifique
AMBIANCE - 3 stars...geez, maybe you could dim the lights a little
SERVICE - 3.5 stars...friendly enough though the French phrases come out of them like American tourists negotiating for a half-dozen mini-Eiffel Towers at a souvenir shop along the Seine
TOTAL - 4 stars...le patisserie est tres bon
Umm...YES PLEASE.
This cute little stop in the Paris hotel is amazing. Not only do they offer freshly baked pastries reminiscent of my recent time in Paris, but they also have lunch and snack options, a glace counter with yummy tasting frozen dairy goodness, AND...the crowning glory for me, the world's cutest little shopping area in the back of the patisserie.
Can you say cupcake craze & baking shopping heaven??? They even had a cupcake shaped oven timer, how cute is THAT? I came home with a small super-cute pink fluted ceramic cake stand but trust me, if I wasn't flying back and limited on space...I would have brought back WAY WAY WAY more.
There is a line here in the mornings but it moves pretty fast. Their chocolate croissant and chocolate twist are must tries. They had a tempting looking smoked salmon and caper baguette sandwich for lunch but somehow we never managed to try it. Lots of inside seating and it stays open til about 10:30 in the evenings, making it easy to stop in for a tasty treat almost anytime of the day.
Downer for me was the exhorbitant price of the small drip coffee, it was almost $3.00! A latte ? Only a buck more. Def not cool. But otherwise, loved this place, this is the closest thing I have found to real flaketastic Paris croissants and of all places in VEGAS!!!! just wish we had one locally...HINT HINT!
OMFG. this place is soooooooooo good. i love ALL their pastries/cakes. my friends and i all grabbed about 3 cakes each and tried most of them. I LOVE the rasberry mousse, the green pastacio cream cake, & the chocolate cake...pretty much everything!
i love paris! PUHLEASE skip the buffet desserts and just come here!
If your mouth was made of metal then Lenotre is a big-ass magnet. I had an urge to just take a look when I walking around the hotel. Then I had an urge to just try one cake. They toy with your mind as you try to figure out what to get! Breakfast pastry? Lunch? Dessert?
This store has a great variety/selection of items, great presentation, and great taste!
I'm a coffee snob I guess.
Max and I were trying to kill time while the traffic lightened up on the 15 back to san diego, so we walked around the Paris Hotel after visiting friends in Henderson. We have a certain affinity to Paris and the Eiffel Tower since thats where he proposed to me. I was immediately drawn to this coffeeshop/dessert place because the chairs reminded me of a place in Paris off of St.Germain. A great street.
So we stop and I decide I want an espresso Affogato style. Basically, its espresso poured over ice cream or gelato. Yum. When i finally got someones attention and asked for it, the woman looked at me like "whathefudgeisthat?" I had to explain and she still seemed annoyed at me. Hey woman, shouldn't you know what that is being that you're trying to replicate Parisian Coffee in a hotel called Paris! Ha, I had to take my cuppa espresso and a scoop of ice cream and do it myself. Lame-oh.
The store is set up a bit weird like a food court meets patisserie but not quite. I wish there were more tables, less plastic trays and blinding fluorescent lighting. Nonetheless, we came for desserts. The case had a decent amount of choices and it was sooooo hard to choose. Something chocolately and risk the massive headache that will come or something fruity and stare longingly in the case at the artfully pieced together tiramisu that could've been. When in doubt, pick something pink! I chose the raspberry mousse because it is something I otherwise wouldn't pick and thought I should try something new. Everything is made so beautifully and it tastes as good as it looks. I didn't eat any of the cake portion of the mousse, but the mousse itself was very yummy.
I also chose a very cute mini pink/chocolate striped cream puff with a tiny red drop on top. I really love when people make whimsical treats that look exactly like the ones in children's books. My sister and I secretly love to read books that have adorable illustrations of elaborate dreamsical treats and always wish they'd come to life. Mine are of cakes/sweets and her one dream is to eat a chicken drumstick like they have in cartoons. I know they do this a lot with pastries in Paris, so I was happy Lenotre could bring a little bit of that to me :). One extra star for that!
For a weekend, I think they should've really showcased more of a selection. 3.5 stars.
Their salmon sandwich is delicious and simple. For $7 you get a plentiful amount of salmon, red onions, and cabbage on a nicely buttered loaf of bread.
They have a huge variety of petite cakes, ice cream, and coffee drinks. Their desserts look yummy but I didnt get to try any =( I was too stuffed..
My husband and I had breakfast here one morning. Our chocolate croissant and bear claw were pretty good, but it wasn't show-stopping. Perhaps they could have enhanced their food taste with better drink selection- their coffee wasn't that great, and the orange juice was from concentrate.
The ladies working behind the counter had a line out the door, but they worked hard to be friendly yet efficient with every customer in line. I really appreciated their attitude and didn't see too many other places with that kind of kindness.
I had an amazing Yogurt parfait here that was huge so I split with my friend. They also had this huge smoked salmon sandwich I never got a chance to try out, tons of pastries and tons of ice cream! They also had the cutest shop in the back of cupcake platters, plates, timers, etc. So adorable!! I wish I had more time to get something but was only in Vegas for 2 1/2 days. The place was so cute and I hope they open one in California soon maybe in Santana Row :-)
OK, since I was cooking mounds of food for company, I decided to buy the desserts. Where else would I go besides Paris?
My cooking obviously didn't hold a candle to these little masterpieces because they kept talking about the cute and tasty desserts.
I got the fruits tarts (I think that is what they were called), they were tarts with little fruits piled on top.
I would definately visit this place again! Bon appetite!
This was one of my favorite bakeries when I lived in Hong Kong and it brought back so many memories seeing one here. The bakery features French style pastries and cakes but it takes it one step further by also offering chocolates, truffles, ice creams, jams and savor them with a cup of tea or coffee.
Definitely a nice stop for an afternoon snack.
Visited: 2008-07-05
It was hot. Needed some ice cream. I like gelato, but not Vegas' over-priced, they-do-not-give-you-much gelato (and they limit how many samples you get, as if!).
It was nice to find regular ice cream! We had 2 nice scoops of strawberry and pistachio. Hit the spot! Better than standing in the long crepe line, which I have yet to try.
I go in to the Paris hotel and Casino just to eat at Lenotre. In my opinion Chef Lenotre is the best pastry chef in the world and the concerto(name of the chocolate cake) is the absolute perfect dessert for chocolate lovers...I've had dessert at many fab vegas casino restaurants and I'd still rather skip dessert and head to Lenotre's for the concerto. If you like chocolate go in and give it a try. About $7 for dessert.
Best croissant I've ever had. Amazingly cheap ice cream you can have.
Coffee was great.
this place is the shit! the desserts are excellent and beautiful! I'm gonna come here every time I'm in vegas. I think me and my friends tried every single one. They were all exceptional and outstanding cept for the creme brulee. It was iight. Stop by if you're in the area!
I think I would've enjoyed my $5 Eclair better if I had gone in the morning. Otherwise, I saw a ton of tasty, authentic looking treats. Not bad, not good either.
I love this hotel though. Probably one of my favourites in this city.
This place has good snacks but it is way over priced. $7 for a croissant and soda. Thats more than the same thing in the real Paris. It isn't even decorated like an authentic Parisian bakery. But it's not the worst in Vegas by any stretch.
I stopped in at Lenôtre for a quick latte and muffin for breakfast on my recent stay at Paris. I ordered a soy latte, but they have no soy. I asked for a non-fat instead, but they only serve 2%. I settled for a 2% latte and a bran muffin. The latte was not good. Maybe I'm just used to my soy lattes, but this late was pretty bad. The muffin was good, but not $9 worth of good, which is what my latte and muffin cost me. There are better options out there.
Damn, this place was good. I didn't actually get anything there, but I took a bite of my friend's cake and couldn't stop doing it over and over again. The creamy-crispiness of whatever she got was so unique and so delicious. I'm kind of salivating as I write this.
right when i got to the hotel, my friend bought hella desserts here. Mango mousse, pistachio creme, eclair. IT WAS ALL GOOD. I came back and had their coconut mousse and it was awesome. It's a small place with a wide variety of baked goods. not bad.
I love staying in Paris because of Lenotre! They have really good desserts like the triple layer chocolate mousse pyramid, a mango mousse, tiramisu and a lot more... but unfortunately this weekend, they were lacking in the better desserts.
C'est bon! Reminds me of the croissants I used to buy in the patisserie next to my home in Brussels. Fresh, flaky, REAL butter (not shortening). The almond croissant and all their pastries are just as wonderful. Wish I had the time to have breakfast there every day!!!
This is a branch of a famous Parisian store, serving absolutely beautiful pastries and chocolate - a close second to Jean-Philippe Patisserie. Their pastries taste as good as they look. Great for breakfast!
Le Notre is very famous in Paris for gourmet bakeries. If you ever go to Vegas, you got to try out this place: authentic French refined taste for sweetness...
Lenotre is Le Good! :) BFF and I ended up here since she wanted something light to eat before our spa appointment. And for some reason she was craving salad which usually does not happen. A salad is probably not something you would want to eat here or at a bakery but they had them. Plus I felt for my preggo babe and besides, a slice of their Bagliatelle (strawberry cake) caught my eye (and mouth, he he) so everything turned out peachy.
I liked the button sized raspberry tart better than their full size. And I think their pastries need to be eaten fresh, otherwise they taste soggy or dried up...much like their day old croissants.
A lovely very French patisserie inside the Paris hotel. It offers everything from individual sized mousse cakes, charlottes, slices of layered cakes, to croissant and bear claws and candies. I had an apricot chausson and it was perfect. The filling was rich and fruity and the crust was flaky...crumbs were all over the place.
Las Vegas, NV
Category: Bakeries
Las Vegas, NV
Category: Bakeries
Las Vegas, NV
Category: Bakeries
Las Vegas, NV
Category: Bakeries
Las Vegas, NV
Category: Coffee & Tea
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