Prime - Bellagio Reviews

Nice and easy breakfast. Fast service, lots to choose from. The ice cream is sub par but the pastries are good.

Busy spot with lots of baked goods. They look beautiful. I tried the exotic chocolate ball that was good but looked better than it tasted. They have crepes and breakfast options but did not get a chance to try them but all looked tasty.

There was this long line during the early morning but it was a time for the staff to have a meeting. The veggie sandwich was delicious. The pastries were huge and did not look appetizing.

We stopped here for the crepes (which were quite good) but found ourselves totally captivated by the one of a kind chocolate fountain. I consider this a "must see" while in Vegas.

Staff busy not being busy, choice very underwhelming. Met with utter disgust when I asked to swap the spray cream for ice cream on my weird pancake - the first one was ice cold in the middle so had to ask for another - at $21 it seemed reasonable to expect the pancake to be cooked!

We come to Las Vegas and stay at the Bellagio 3-4 times a year, and we always look forward to having a drink & sometimes an appetizer in this lobby bar. It is a people-watching place!! It sits right at the corner of the lobby & the Casino, and it is never dull. There is always a great pianist and the view of the lobby with the beautiful flowers & the gorgeous Chihuly glass ceiling is just so pretty. You may sit in the "lobby area" where the pianist is and all the action, or you can go in the enclosed area which is also beautiful. We love sitting in the open area. They also have a menu with lite bites, and they do bring popcorn, almonds, etc to snack on. It is our "must go" spot every afternoon. We love it.

Whilst seeing the sights within Bellagio, it is worth stopping here to admire the largest chocolate fountain in the World and then some of the delicious treats on offer. Whilst they cost as you would expect in an upmarket hotel, the coffee was good and at an average Vegas price and there is a nice seating area to enjoy it in, whilst doing some people watching.

Good range of cakes, pastries, pancakes etc but at night gets extremely busy and service behind the counter extremely slow! This needs to be rectified as on several occasions people left the queue as would have had to wait over half an hour to place their order. Need more staff on the counter for breakfast and early evening. All take away but needs speeding up as food good.

They had a nice selection of food and sweets. I get gelato and it was great. They also had crepes, sandwiches, cheesecake, etc available.

visited twice during my stay. had their pecan icecream. heaven. plus their chocolate fountain is fun to look at. Located right on the way to the spa tower.

The best crepes ever! I always come back for this delicious crepes and get some chocolates and macarons!

They have a large amount of choices for a quick serve option. We stop by every morning for coffee and a quick breakfast bite. This is also where the world largest chocolate fountain ia located. A must see

Many people come by here just to take pictures of the world's largest chocolate fountain with milk, white, and dark chocolate going through multiple levels behind glass. Some of the chocolate is solid in the fountain, but plenty is moving and there are mirrors to help you see. That also leads to people standing in front of you while you are in line for pastries to take photos. If you can just be mellow about it, everyone gets what they want. The pastries are beautiful - we had a raspberry tart and a lemon tart. The raspberry tart is a giant raspberry made of individual raspberries built over custard. The lemon tart looks like a small lemon merengue pie with a castle made out of the merengue that is then toasted with a torch. There really isn't much space to eat within the place as there are just a few stand up tables, but get your goodies and take them to go.

Having our reservation blown off by been Sadelle's....three lines none labelled. reservation for 8 people. 2 lines w/no reservations being seated ( two groups of 6) waited 15 minutes..then walked. Found this place used to be Jean Phillipe good pastries, breakfast sandwiches & good coffee

We were staying the Bellagio and used this place a couple of times for take out coffee and breakfast items, not the cheapest but you are in the Bellagio! However everything was great, all pastries are big and tasty and worth a visit.

We stopped by this place after arriving for a quick snack. The person behind the counter never smiled and barely wanted to assist us. When we got our orders and sat down the bottom crust was so hard you could not cut it with a knife and it was underwhelming for the price. We will not return again.

Selection is great and prices are relatively good considering the high quality and locale. Got desserts here three times in three days. Portions were very generous and well made quality and presentation. Felt nice to indulge on holiday!

The last time we stayed at the Bellagio, we had fond memories of this patisserie, but this time we found it to be hit or miss. The first time we went the pastries were fresh and delicious and the coffee was reasonably good. The second time we went the chocolate croissant would be unrecognizable in Paris (greasy with a lump of chocolate in the middle) and the monkey bread was so dried out we couldn't eat it.

Service is extremely slow with long lines forming. The food is served in plastic containers (or paper bags) and does not look particularly fancy given the price and supposed prestigiousness. The coffee was dreadful - a latte was more like a beaker of drip coffee with milk added. Very disappointing.

Very good choices for food on the run with some great sweets. The prices are not inexpensive so we decided to eat at a sit-down restaurant for about the same price.

Yes, overpriced food. You're on vacation. Splurge a little! Friend and I both had desserts (I had a chocolate mouse thing in a cup, she had a large macaroon). Saw numerous light lunch options/sandwiches/salads. Looked really good and was tempting. Expensive but fresh looking. There were quite a few people getting gelato. Flavor options were limited. Seating is limited in the area when it's busy. Had to walk around the hotel to find a place to sit. Staff was friendly and fast with our orders.

Unfortunately used to be that french bakery which has the most delicious pastries in the world. Not anymore. It is way to expensive to offer mediocre sweets and crapes. I gues most people are fooled by the chocolate fountain or others like me thought were getting Jean Fellipe

My hubby and I enjoyed breakfast here twice during our stay and thoroughly enjoyed the omelettes and sandwiches on offer. Reasonable price considering some options available.

We went to have gelato after visiting the Conservatory and the Chinese New Year exhibition all in flowers. I had a mint chocolate gelato - the mint was wonderful but the chocolate chips in it were disgusting - waxy garbage - obviously very cheap. Completely spoiled the gelato.

Bellagio Patisserie is a must experience If your near the Bellagio and love crepes, French baked goods, and good chocolate. Pricey, although you get what you pay for.

Came and had a chocolate covered strawberry ($4.50) and an Americano ($7). Strawberries were lovely, and the coffee was good (hubby said better than Starbucks).

Housing the largest chocolate fountain, the patisserie offers breakfast pastries, coffee , omelets , delicious crepes ( try the Nutella with strawberries ) and decadent desserts. The gelatos took me back to my visits in Italy. Try the pistachio flavor. The tables are a good spot for people watching.

So, I am a Willy Wonka fan. The chocolate fountain got me. I decided to jump in the line to get a hot chocolate. 50 minutes later, I had a mediocre hot chocolate. I had plenty of time to take photos. On top of everything else the dessert I selected and they place on my receipt was wrong when they gave it to me. There is no where to sit. No way. Not again

I went to visited the Patisserie; To se the chocolate fountain. But it was out of order. Also I brought a Crepe and the services offer by German was terrible. He had bad attitude with me. German gave me a bad impression of the place.

We enjoyed a visit to get a gelato, but left with an almond croissant and almond monkey bread. Everything was perfect. The croissants were perfectly flaky, the gelato was creamy and full of flavor, and the monkey bread was the perfect density.

From Bellagio lobby, walk towards The Conservatory and the Spa Tower. Bellagio Patisserie is located next to Essentials on the right hand side. We sit near Essentials and had Chocolates and Ice Creams. Some new flavors tried and those were wonderful. Have good relaxing time here.

The chocolate fountains are pretty cool - but the rest is just your typical beverage and baked goods/snacks...

The place looks very tempting with all the desserts on offer. However, I tried a few and was not impressed. Too much cream and not enough flavor. And unnecessarily expensive!

Hungry children, found it expensive for a panini and a drink. Kids were fascinated by the chocolate fountains.

Kind of an expensive crepe but no other complaints. Well decorated and not overly sweet (which is a good thing for me). Came with that cute dish which I felt bad throwing away afterwards. Place was relatively empty and we got a nice seat by the window. You can check out the chocolate fountain inside the store and also watch them make your order.

This used to be a really good spot, but not anymore. Overpriced, especially after you pay top $ for parking and then you get almost empty crepes and dry croissants. Second - why not offer a few more options for crepes? Also, as a 5* property, Bellagio should be able to offer organic milk for lattes, even if there would be a small extra charge. It is still a great spot for people watching, though.

We always stop by at the Patisserie after visiting the Atrium at the Bellagio. Every month my parents would take my boys to see the atrium and the for ice cream when they had half days at school. A lot of great memories and great ice cream.

This is a good spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. They offer pastries, omelets, coffee, sandwiches, crepes, macaroons, chocolates and creamy gelato that are moderately priced. This place used to be called Jean-Philippe Patisserie but the award winning chef is no longer working at The Strip and it's been renamed as Bellagio Patisserie. You can also find the world's largest chocolate fountain designed by Jean-Philippe. It's a wonderful treat for the eyes and nose only.

The dulce de leche flavor was AMAZING to eat out by the pool. The coconut flavor was actually not very good. The line unfortunately always takes forever.

I visited the patisseries twice - first on my own for breakfast & and second time with a friend for a snack. I ordered the breakfast croissant & asked to substitute spinach for bacon, which they accommodated. The staff was friendly & the sandwich was bigger than I expected, & good. My second visit was a difference story. My friend & I waited in line behind a man paying, but then some folks behind us moved over to the bakery case & were helped by a woman, so we moved over behind them. We were ignored, so moved back to where we had started & were also ignored. We finally managed to get the attention of the woman behind the counter & she curtly told us we were supposed to be in line (where we started). By that time, a large family had gotten in line, so we were a little frustrated. We waited for the only woman taking orders to help the family & finally were able to place our order. I asked for 2 salted caramel macarons, which were on the list of flavor choices only to be told “we don’t have them”. I remarked that they were listed as available & looked to be in the case to which she rudely replied, “they are not available” like I was an idiot for ordering them. So we ordered 2 macarons of 2 other flavors & then found out once we had settled into seats quite a ways from the patisserie that she didn’t even give us what we ordered as 1 macaron was missing.

Loved the set up. Line moved smooth and fairly quickly. Staff worked together as a well choreographed dance.

The chocolate fountain was the draw card here but the pastries were excellent. A little large. I couldn’t finish mine. A nice range of sweets and drinks too. Will need to back several times during this stay

I did not eat nor purchase anything but watching the chocolate fountain was wonderful. I’m sure anything you would purchase would be delicious. 😉

Ice cream is deli is on especially the pistachio one We also have the hazlenut ice crèmes The scenery faces the bellagio pool

My brother and I met up here for afternoon tea with some friends of ours who also happened to holidaying in Las Vegas at the same time as us. There was vast range of pastries and sweets available and from all reports the coffee and crepes were delicious and the accompany view was also very nice. Make sure to check out the chocolate fountain that in located next to the entranceway. It is fascinating.

There is a nice selection of pastries, sandwiches, and other goodies here. You walk through a cafeteria style line to make your choices. The line is set up in a circle. The problem is you are asked to place your order at the beginning of the line, when you cannot see what is on the line. Many people were changing their orders as they rounded the circle and neared the cash register, because of the many food items that could not be seen when their order was taken. The coffee drinks were nothing special.

While walking around the Bellagio we happened upon the Patisserie, which of course required us to sample the goods and take pictures.

A reasonable place to eat breakfast if you don't want to spend a lot of money. Coffee was very good, deserts and omelets were very good - I was surprised I got so many extras with the omelet. Snacks available until later in the evening

We stopped to have a late lunch, the sandwiches, pastries, and coffee were very good. There is a spot to sit and eat nearby with nice views of the pool and gardens as well.

Very good breakfast. Employees seemed kind of rushed. If you're spending $20 for 2 eggs, and don't want something that comes with it, the employees shouldn't tell you that you HAVE to take it lol

They serve breakfast, pastries and chocolates. I went there just to try the chocolates. Nothing special. A box of 6, one inch size chocolates was $10. The chocolate fountain is kinda cool. Most people go there to take pics or video of the chocolate fountain. So there might be a small crowd. The pastries looked really good and beautifully made but we didn't get it this time around.

love this place and easy to get to. order up crepes, sandwiches or eat up some pastries, my favorite has always been the croissants, always fresh, crispy and worth the calories. a must visit

We normally go to the Patisserie for breakfast. For $57, we got the avocado toast, chocolate croissant, muffin, fruit bowl with berries, cappuccino, and coffee. It is the least expensive option for breakfast at the Bellagio. The food was fresh and tasted good. It was a wait for the avocado toast while we had gotten everything else, and after a while I checked back to make sure they had not forgotten. They had not; it just took a while. At around 9:00 am, there were no sandwiches to be purchased. There are tables and chairs to sit outside or inside or in the hallway of the Bellagio. We bring our breakfast back to our room to eat at the table and admire the view of Las Vegas.

Lots of treats to choose from! Bit pricey though. I got the sugar crepe with whipped cream and lemon. Was alright and the wait wasn't bad. They also sell sandwiches and breakfast items which looked nice too. I stopped by here late night to grab a dessert. It is cool how there is a huge fountain that holds a Guinness World Record. The tables are around the place.

friendly service and an ok selection of sandwiches, treats, and breakfast rolls and coffee. We did this every morning and on some afternoon meals

Loved the chocolate fountain. Nice selection of foods to grab and go. Made fresh omelets to order and service was fast.

We ordered a banana muffin, chocolate croissant, and a strawberries and creme crepe. All wee decent.

Stopped in for a late afternoon snack and had the crepes. They were done to perfection (sometimes they can be overcooked and dry). I had the lemon and sugar with real whipped cream - delicious, and my daughter had the apple one and loved it. Next time we will try some of their amazing looking pastries!

So this used to be Jean Philippe's Patisserie. We were sad to learn it isn't anymore and is now Bellagio Patisserie. Same set up but the cakes and desserts just aren't quite what they were. Don't get me wrong they are still very good but they used to be exceptional. The ham and cheese panini with aioli was really very tasty. It used to be 10/10 but now it's a solid 8. This is the place with the famous chocolate fountain.

We were walking through the hotel when we came across the patisserie. All open planned with the chefs in the middle. They would cook your omelette or crepes to order which is good, but did cause delays as everything was freshly done. We decided to have a mid morning snack so I ordered the bacon omelette and my wife had the Strawberries and cream crepe. My wife loved hers and mine was ok, but didn't have too much bacon in it which was a shame. Also the price was very high, but I guess it is part of the experience.

Courtney B greeted us and was very helpful in ordering a specialty coffee and patisserie. We had THE BEST Palmier ever. We will def. make this a regular stop when in Vegas.

The food is fresh and great. The sandwiches and croissants are high quality. They need a better organization for moments it’s crowded and they have one cashier only.

My wife and I go here every morning we are in Vegas for breakfast. Our favorites are definitely the chocolate croissant and the breakfast sandwich--a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich on a buttery croissant that is quite large. Honestly, I tried the same sandwich at Eggslut (on a brioche bun) and found that this one is much, much better and larger. The only downside is seating is hit or miss as there are not a ton of tables in the corner of the hotel hallway where this little gem is found. Coffee is good and the food can't be beat for a nice breakfast snack.

A feast for the taste buds and eyes! The giant chocolate chip cookie was soft yet crispy and not a lot of sugar just the way I like it! The sandwiches are pre made for the day so no changes are allowed! Well done!

Breakfast options: freshly roasted pastries, egg rolls, and hot Chanel coffee Lunch and light meal: fragrant sandwiches with sweet, salty tastes Dessert collection: intense ice cream, fine chocolate (including holiday exclusions) and colorful macarons Charming sandwich is a refined French baking delicacies, the outer layer of gold and yellow, the delicate sound will be issued when lightly broken Spreads the intense smell of butter, with eggs and live legs, each is full of a level sense

I have dietary restrictions because of my cancer. They serve ham and cheese croissants with a type of cream sauce. I asked if I could please have just plain cheese and ham no sauce. I was told no. I explained my situation and they have signs they can make sandwiches allergy safe. Again I was told no. I got a plain croissant. I then told the manager I will NEVER eat there again. He asked why and I explained. He said that’s ridiculous they always accommodate customers. I said that’s nice but I was refused and told him which server refused and repeated loudly I will NEVER eat there again.

if you like 5 buck coffee this is the place.the pastry were fresh and tasty.for coffee ,tea and tow pastry over 25 bucks but this is vegas and taste wise it was worth it.

My wife and I walked over 3-4 mornings to eat here. Everything is fresh and all the croissants are buttery! Breakfast croissant is outstanding, as is the fruit bowl. The Omelets are pretty good (per my wife). Give this one a try if you're staying on the strip.....

My husband grabbed us coffee in the morning from this place. He apparently couldn't see where the Starbucks was. That was not a loss in any way. The coffee was really good with a nice balanced, not bitter, flavor. My only sadness was that they were only offering 16oz when I could have used a lot more.

We had been doing a lot of fine dining and didn't want a multi-course dinner so picked up a couple of savory crepes to eat in our room. I ordered a chopped chicken crepe with feta cheese and I believe a red pepper sauce. There was so little of it I could not tell. The crepe was too thick, cooled and only worthy of being thrown away. We also got a dessert; their interpretation of a chocolate oreo - that was pretty good. Would get sweets there but nothing else.

We stopped here while staying at the Bellagio for a late night dessert. My husband had the apple crepe and a coffee and I had a banana and Nutella crepe... WOW! I wish I had taken a photo, they were beautifully prepared as well as delicious! They serve pastries, omelettes, sandwiches, and gelato. Not much seating inside, but there are some chairs in the hall across from Essentials store. Also, check out their chocolate fountain!

We came here for a quick breakfast fix before heading out.. The cakes are huge but are a little pricey.. I had Monkey Bread and the Mrs had Nutella Brioche.. The brioche was amazing.. Nutella in the middle.. Would recommend 100%..

This was the earliest and closest place open for coffee. Pricey but very delicious. The pastries are huge and so good. I had an omelet, which was really good, but I did not care for the crepes. Staff were very friendly.

There was a nice selection of crepes. There were dessert/breakfast selections and also savory selections. They also had a nice selection of gelato. They will allow you to try the gelato flavors. I wish the crepe was warm. Seemed like were pre-made. They also had candies, but I do not know what that selection contained. The lines were long but usually moved at a good pace. The prices were up there too, a crepe cost 15.00 and a small gelato almost 6.00. If you are looking for a nic treat, then this is the place for you.

They basically sell you a take away which you then can open and eat at the tables, which is very inconvenient and not looking good. Desserts are OK but nothing special.

I had the turkey sausage croissant. It was delicious but it was really messy. I recommend using a fork and knife to eat. Prices are rather high.

I had delicious gelato during my stay at the Bellagio. It really was perfect. My only complaints are: -It's Vegas, and the shop should stay open much later. I walked by many people who wanted a late night dessert and the Patisserie was closed. This is LAS VEGAS--longer hours are warranted. -The shop itself is too small. During the day, when it became crowded, it was very congested, difficult to move around and it became a bit of a hassle.

When you are looking for that something, look here. Maybe a little pricey but you will enjoy every sinfully tasty bite

In the evening when it had cooled down to 101 degrees we went back for the most delicious and refreshing yuzu mandarin gelato to eat by the pool. For the gelato snob in you—worth every cent.

We had a terrific breakfast this morning at the Bellagio patisserie. Two omelettes and two pastries plus coffee came to more than $60. No complaints about the quality but that is a high sticker price. There are less costly options including a Starbucks that you can reach Inside the Hotel.

It didn't take long after arriving in Las Vegas following our 1,756-mile trip from Chicago for my wife and I to discover one of our favorite hideaways in the cavernous Bellagio complex. Bellagio Patisserie is a sweet wonderland that challenges the willpower of anyone on a diet. But who goes on vacation to diet? In Las Vegas? Located within Bellagio's Spa Tower, next to Essentials, Bellagio Patisserie is the mastermind of celebrated pastry chef Yamilet Hillers. Open from 6 in the morning until 11 at night Monday through Thursday and from 6 to midnight on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, it offers everything from rise-and-shine breakfast pastries to omelets and freshly brewed coffee to mid-day gourmet sandwiches with crepes for dessert to rich and creamy gelato, chocolates and macarons for partygoers and showstoppers and bar hoppers with late-night cravings. Don't bother to count calories.

The line goes fast; don't let that scare you. I loved my vanilla crepe; BF loved his croissant and cheese danish. Many options for lunch and breakfast.

I loved this place. It had a big chocolate fountain for starters. I ordered a chicken sandwich which was the most delicious I’ve ever tasted. My husband ordered a breakfast croissant which was really nice. The coffee was decent. We liked it so much we went back a second time and tried their gelato ice cream. They have a nice little seating area there in the Bellagio where you can eat and people watch.

There's a good selection of sweet stuff here and food was decent but a bit overpriced. The chocolate fountain is interesting though disappointing you can't order anything from it, it's only for show, and the seating is at the front of the patisserie where everyone walks through and past so not great.

I stopped here on my way back to the room after a long day at a convention. I ordered an eclair and a fruit tart to take back to my room. It was a fantastic treat to end my day!! Thanks much!

If you want good coffee and pastries, this is the place to go. We ate here every morning and can't wait to go back. It is not only affordable, but serves the best crepes and danishes in Vegas. Service is fast!

This place has a variety of pastries and gelato. I ordered the gluten free chocolate cake. It was scrumptious. They have an unusual chocolate fountain surrounded by glass as you enter the store.

Ice cream and danish kiosk Numerous flavours of ice cream available, the ice cream vendor didn’t take cash so we used our card. Found the staff to be very uninterested when we visited on two different occasions.

My husband and I were looking for a place for breakfast - hopefully something sit down. Although this was cafeteria style, we were able to find a table and enjoy our sandwiches. Very, very yummy! Even though the bakery is small, it’s run effectively and the wait itsn’t long at all. Try it!!!!

The chocolates and patisserie were good. On the other hand, the place was so busy and relatively understaffed that that spoiled the experience.

Used my express comps and it was all free. Tried the cream cheese danish and the monkey bread. Both were delicious

Staff was very harsh, the prices disgusting high, the coffee the worst I ever had - and at 10 $.. Watch the fountain but don’t buy anything.

Off the lobby, on the way to the conference center, this baked goods specialty shop is tucked away in a corner. Plenty of people find it though. Great coffee and pastries, plus some nice lunch options.

The crepes, both savoury and sweet are not bad but you’ll have to endure silent scowls and lack of eye contact from the staff and in particular the woman assigned to making the crepes. Not cheap, 2 savoury crepes were $30. Minimum tip suggested on the printout was 20% on top. At this price a smile and a thank you would be appropriate.

Unfortunately the delicious panini did not compensate for the average coffee out of a fancy keurig or the dirty table or the very average omelette served in excessive plastic packaging.

I ate at the Patisserie a few times during a recent stay at the Bellagio. Overall it's ok. I had the "gelato" a couple of times and it is not gelato, it's really kind of cheap ice cream, but at least they're not charging a million dollars for it. It's fine for kids but a more discerning palate will be disappointed. I also had a "tropical" smoothie which was delicious, albeit around $10. The crepes and omelettes in the morning looked pretty good but I never tried either. The chocolates for sale are average quality at very high end prices. And the pastries didn't look very good so I avoided those too.

The coffee is average, made using an automated machine, yet they will charge you $11 for a coffee. The service, and yes, Covid rules make it hard, is bad, like really bad. they have two people working, which is silly. But they have you, hostage, as it's the only place in the hotel to get a coffee. Do yourself a favor and find a coffee shop elsewhere!

The crepes here were amazing! Would highly recommend the Nutella with fresh raspberries. Staff are friendly and helpful.

Right by the elevator , we came here for breakfast during out stay , with fresh pastries , fresh cut up fruit and coffee , very low key and never too crowded . Food and sevicd both good

All sorts of delicious pastries! The peanut butter canoli is my favorite but there were so many different items to choose from! You won't be disappointed

Great service, beautiful, delicious food, Quiche is lovely, they move you through quickly which is great and the temptations were many!!

Ate them every day. Wide variety of other goods, but crepes were the star of the show. Will hit them again.

Every time I’m in Vegas I have to stop here! The macarons are fabulous! This time was no exception! I’m not sure I’ve EVER had had a better one! A Macaroon must stop!

Good place to grab a quick snack if you don't want to wait at a restaurant. Stand in line to order food and take it to your room or one of the few tables close by. Have a variety of breakfast items and coffee. Very convenient, but lines do get long.

The chocolate waterfall is really something to see. and the gelato flavors are really good. The chocolates and the crepes are amazing

Lovely selection of sweet treats. The chocolate strawberries were divine. Nice selection of speciality coffees & teas too. Yes this place is expensive but you are in Vegas and it’s a special treat.

I really like French pastries, let me preface. These croissants were grocery-store grade, not terrible, entirely edible, enjoyable even, but not what you would expect from a “French bakery” or even a French restaurant or your local Panera. The blueberry muffin was actually pretty bad, my kid rejected it, and she eats a lot of terrible things. The berry danish was definitely the best thing we got — the fruit cup included some unripe blueberries (perhaps one of the issues with the blueberry muffin?) Lastly, the service was notably slow — we arrived within an hour of opening and about ten people were in line ahead of us getting pastries and coffee. Though three people were working behind the table they messed up our order — wrote down on the paper(!?!) slip an item that they charged us for but didn’t provide (this was remedied at check out). It is our opinion that every employee working when we stopped by wouldn’t pass muster at a McDonalds, there was no reason for the line to move so slowly when everything was preprepared. Picture included of the forklift that went by perfectly encapsulating the “this is not a fancy place” vibe.

We stood in line for 20 minutes only to be served by a smile-less, robotic server who barely made eye contact. When asked for ice water, she perked up a little, seemingly pleased to deny the request with a curt "only bottled water -- no soda fountain here.". They obviously have a water faucet, ice and cups, but simply couldn't be bothered. Or they couldn't resist unloading another $5 bottle of water. Oh -- the pastries are pretty good, but mostly overly sweet. Head over the Urth Cafe for great pastries, friendly service and even free water!

The Patisserie at Bellagio has amazing tasty treats for a quick breakfast in a casual atmosphere. The blueberry muffins are sublime with many blueberries throughout, and the chocolate croissant is meant to be heated. Coffee is strong and flavorful.

there was nothing special about any of the sweets, the chocolate fountain was neat to see but the desserts were nothing special.

Lovely patisserie in the the Bellagio hotel. Good variety and given the location, it wasn’t overly expensive. There isn’t seating inside, although there is one table you can stand at. The idea is that you take you cakes/coffee away and use one the many tables/chairs in the hotel walkways. Worth a visit.

The pastry selection was fantastic. They did have one gluten free option but was in the same case as other items. The cherry danish was so flaky and delicious. My cousin loved her ham & cheese croissant.

This patisserie has wonderful, but expensive, cakes ($10 each). Sadly the food experience is let down by coffee in paper cups, plastic cutlery and filthy tables. Even when we cleaned a table ourselves with antiseptic wipes the crumbs are actually trapped under the glass tops so it still looks dirty. The floor around the table was not clean either. I expected a top class patisserie , not this. Disappointed!

I'm a bit of an ice cream buff. It has been many, many years since I've had better than the Dulce De Leche gelato at this location. I would knock down a star for how much it costs (because it is way overpriced), but it is in line with prices at other places in LV ... so that is just the market unfortunately. It is worth going there to get this gelato.

Really hungry in the evening and didn't want a big meal so found this patisserie. Its located by walking towards the Spa Tower and Bellagio Patisserie is located next to Essentials on the right hand side. I ordered a tuna sandwich but they ran out and made a ham and cheese without charging me any extra. There is a separate line for the sweet stuff and sandwiches and there always is a line. Service is good and friendlt.

Whenever I visit Las Vegas, I always stop at the Bellagio Patisserie for a croissant, brioche or other breakfast pastry. The small shop also serves salads, coffee, sandwiches and other hot and cold food items. This is not a sit down restaurant. However, there are tables and chairs nearby. On the way to the patisserie, I stop to view the Chihuly flower sculptures hanging from the hotel’s lobby ceiling and the hotel’s flower arrangements / sculptures in the Bellagio Conservatory. I go back at night to view the Fountains of Bellagio water show.

Had the strawberry crapes with vanilla gelato, was the best! I would definitely recommend this place and I will have to go back.

We visited the Bellagio Patisserie as we always do when in Vegas. This time we had a Raspberry Tart which was absolutely loaded with fresh raspberry's and the filling underneath was a cream type cheesecake mouse. There is plenty of seating in the Bellagio corridors, and you can sit and people watch whilst enjoyed your pastry or dessert. We look forward to going back and trying something different next time.

You'll pay the price (both in $$ and in waste girth), but it's definitely the best sweet experience in town after several visits to Vegas. Plus you'll get to see the world's biggest chocolate fountain (it's not THAT big in reality, but still quite satisfying to watch).

The chocolate fountain is unique to see for sure. The pastries and the crepes are pretty good in this cafe, however it is always quite busy and at times even confusing

We had breakfast here on 12/16/24. The croissant eggs, bacon and cheese sandwich was very good. The wait to order (at 9 am) was around 45 min. The sandwiches were ready about 10 min. after we ordered them. There was no available seating near the restaurant, which is OK if you are staying at the hotel. The cost for two sandwiches and 2 regular coffees was $50 which seemed pricey even for the Bellagio.

My wife had dined here many years ago under the previous ownership. She loved it, so we were excited to return. Unfortunately, we were badly disappointed. The line and subsequent wait were far too long. It's a weird setup where you are expected to order as you approach the counter before you've been able to see the available selections. We got a roast beef sandwich and a chocolate croissant. The sandwich was fairly tasteless and the pastry was far too doughy and not at all flaky like you'd expect. Prices were high, so there's really not much to redeem this place.

While the restaurant collection at the Bellagio seems to be lacking any sort of spark (and the buffet should, IMHO, be avoided at all costs), one shining "star" is the Bellagio Patisserie. As with most (if not all) hotels on the Vegas Strip, the only way to have coffee in your room in the morning is to either a) call room service, and pay to delivery fees, the service charges, and then add the tip; or b) go down to the ubiquitous Starbucks and get a Venti double caramel, half-caf, non-fat, yes whip latte. Fortunately there is an alternative at the Bellagio Patisserie. The croissants (plain, almond, chocolate) are actually excellent -- among the very best I've had in LV -- though I'd avoid the Nutella brioche, while the lattes -- even though made using super-automatic machines -- are among the best I've ever had...from a super-automatic machine. It's well worth the hike from your room first thing in the morning... (Cannot speak to their lunches or their desserts.)

If your wanting a little snack then this little place ticks all the boxes.. huge selection of all your favourite things..!!

Expensive but worth it, lovely cakes. we had breakfast and was not disappointed. Good service from nice people

Just steps away from the beyond words beautiful Bellagio Conservatory is the Patisserie - which is absolutely EVERY pastry to us not-so-fancy Americans but OH MY GREAT GOODNESS they DO have evry french and American treat that you can imagine and several that we had never seen or eaten before. Pricey but worth every dollar and THE WAY to ruin any desire for lunch or dinner. You WILL enjoy whatever treat you decide on and of course share with your friends.

Bellagio has wonderful exhibition year around, last year was beautiful garden view. This year is wonder image of patisserie... It's great art performance.

My wife and I went here because we had a bogo offer on gelato. They had a few choices so we decided on the oreo and snickers . Both were very good and there was no wait on the service. Will be back to try a different flavor.

We registered at the front desk and needed lunch while waiting for our room. Everything here was tasty but expensive for a lunch. I had a strawberry and cream crepe. My husband had an Italian crepe. We had one scoop of gelato to share. And one water to share. The total was $45. This was a quick lunch and I feel that although I enjoyed it and was able to relax--there were other better options that we could have chosen in the hotel. We carried our food to the hallway where there were tables. This is basically counter service where you wait for your order to be ready. And then scramble for a table somewhere.

Fantastic little shop. The coffee is beautiful, the cakes are to die for. Beautiful pastries and very busy place

We had breakfast here two different times during our stay at the Bellagio. The breakfast sandwiches are huge and delicious. Though the lines are long in the morning, it's worth the wait.

Never let the queue put you off. It moves quickly, and any wait is well worth it. These have got to be the best French Pastries available in Las Vegas ? Expertly baked, in French authentic style, but super-sized for the US market. That's not a bad thing...It saves you having to go back for another. Couple the quality bakery with excellent coffee, and this fast became our regular 'daily starter'. Another fine Bellagio eating experience.

Delicious crepes and omelettes! The coffee is very good as well. You can add items to your omelet as well. There are other options offered. Our only complaint is the amount of plastic they use that gets thrown away. Thick plastic plates and thick plastic covers. The paper straw was the only thing recyclable. Definitely will go back!

The cakes here are just super, the raspberry tart is a tart amongst tarts Great salads and crepes and the coffee is good but it’s the cakes that delight and it’s well worth trying more than one

We stopped here for a break during our walking. We went to look at the botanical garden, but they had taken it down and were preparing for spring. Most of it was blocked off. We had tea and this gigantic snickerdoodle cookie. Two teas and that one cookie was $17! I think that was the best cookie I've ever had in my life. I did not take a picture of it, but it was huge. An inch thick and maybe 5 or 6 inches in diameter. It had a crunch on the outside and was very chewy in the middle. This bakery also had the chocolate fountain. They also had pastries, sandwiches, and crepes. Coffee, all kinds of stuff. The cheesecake was another thing that was absolutely amazing.  It was  just right, not too sweet. I went back to the bakery before I left for the airport, but they had not received a shipment of them for the day. I can't wait to get back. It's all I've been thinking about.

Our breakfast stop every morning! Danish and pastries all so fresh and tasty, decent omelets, breakfast sandwiches, and crepes! And the chocolate fountain is a must see.

Delish! I had a banana muffin and pecan sticky bun and both were delicious. I did not see as much variety as I had read about and thought it may have been limited by Covid. Will definitely recommend and hope to revisit on my next trip.

Really great food, and a top notice smoothie ($9). Shame about the slow service as they were so busy my husband has to wait nearly 20 mins for an omelette ($14). Also slightly put out by the very high prices but I guess you expect that from being in Vegas and in the Bellagio. Location is a little difficult to find as it’s tucked away behind the lobby... as you come into the main door, turn right and follow the path round.

Stopped here to eat a late dinner- my husband and I both got crepes. I got the Italian and my husband got the banana foster. Both were EXCELLENT! Mine was so tasty and the pesto aioli made it so flavorful! If you like crepes, you will like this place. I’m going back this morning to try another crepe before we leave Vegas later today!

Visited the Patisserie three times during my visit in September 2019. Most times service staff were okay, I think I got a smile once for the "pleases" and "thank yous" I generally give all staff. There is a very nice selection of desserts, sandwiches and crepes. The salmon sandwich is outstanding! The crepes were hit-and-miss: both crepes were overcooked, but the sweet crepe was saved by the strawberry and creme filling. The savory crepe with prosciutto and cheese was less successful. Out of the more reasonably priced food outlets at Bellagio, the Patisserie had the best food overall.

This patisserie always has a long ‘line’ outside it and for good reason. It’s fabulous. Hot food is cooked to order and they do have some pre packed quick choices. The chia seeds with fruit and fresh fruit salad are especially good. They also do great coffee. You get your order ‘to go’ in a beautifully branded Bellagio bag, very decadent. It’s expensive although everything is in Las Vegas, however it is worth it. Highly recommended.

The Almond Croissants here are really delicious and we get them for breakfast every time we stay at the Bellagio! Good coffee and other pastries look delicious too!

Great place to get a quick meal. Breakfast sandwiches, omelets, and crepes are all excellent choices and delicious. I'm not a coffee drink but my date said it was the best coffee she's ever had. Blueberry muffins also highly recommended. Price can quickly add up when buying drinks and add on's so be careful in that area but can't beat the convenience and quality for a breakfast stop.

We visited the Bellagio Patisserie for their fruit tart and is was amazing, the best pastry we had whilst in Las Vegas. The queue goes down quick and the have a good selection of sweet and savoury options with hot drinks available as well. Once you have purchased your treats if you walk along the corridor away from the conservatory there are lots of seating areas.

I love this place for coffee, it’s one of my favorites. It’s a bit expensive, but 2 things there, it’s the Bellagio and the coffee is ❤️ pastries are amazing, omelettes and crepes are great, ice cream is yummy. Staff are lovely, there is mostly a queue unless you go early doors but it moves quite quickly. Price wise, 2 lattes (1 large & 1 small) and a croissant cost me $20 this morning but it’s well worth it, the pastries are huge.

I visited this pastry shop for a few days and I was extremely disappointed. First of all, they don't open on time, which is incredibly frustrating if you're trying to grab something before work but the worst part was the rude staff. They seemed annoyed by simple requests, such a bag, and made me feel like I was a bother.

had gelato and a few treats here and liked it very much,. My daughter was all smiles when she saw the chocolate fountain.

Such a large selection of melting in your mouth goodies i had the lemon pie crepe it was so light with fresh raspberries. My wife had honest tea and carrot cake. Delicious

We went here to pick up some late nights Nicky snacks for the room. They had lots of delicious treats.

The coffee here is better than Starbucks and with much faster service. While the food is a bit pricey it is excellent and worth it.

We have eaten here a few times and love the cakes and ice cream. Had a sandwich late in the evening and wonder if the bread wasn't quite as fresh as it would have been earlier in the day. Most of the servers we encountered were friendly. A bit pricey considering you are left to your own devices to find a seat and having to use plastic cutlery and paper cups.

Great salmon sandwich Good coffee Cool chocolate fountain There is usually a line in the morning so plan ahead

Brought a couple of deserts from here, all delicious. Staff happy to talk you through what each one is.

I was excited to try this because I enjoy savory crepes but not this one. I had the ham and cheese, the flavor of the crepe was unappealing and overall it didn’t have much flavor. The salad on the side was a nice touch though. The line was medium but took a long time to get through so I ended up with a cold crepe and cold espresso.

Short staffed time period caused a long waiting period. The pastries at 7am were already partially stale. I miss the days of when this location was called Jean Philippe.

We were told to come here for the gelato and it lived up to the hype. The pistachio was out of this world good!

Great crepes, gelato, breakfast sandwiches, etc. Good place to get a snack ... but lines can be long at times. Seating is in the general area in the hallway ... which at times is hard to come by.

the desserts here are so beautiful an delicious and the chocolate fountin is awesome, the gelato is awesome

The Patisserie is perfect for breakfast, a snack or a late night treat! Everything is good here! I've had the quiche, the pastries, the coffee, the chocolates, etc. You can grab it to go and eat it at the table and chairs overlooking the pool or in the hallway leading to the Bellagio Spa Tower! Also, the chocolate fountain is cool to watch!

Very tasty Nutella Crepe, served fresh and cooked live in front of your eyes. Long queue to wait but it's worth.

Just walking by this patisserie is enchanting with the chocolate fountain. The gelato and desserts are some of the best ever. A bit pricey but delicious.

Good coffee and pastries, very convenient and the service is very good. They also serves freshly prepared crepes and omelettes

This restaurant has one of the best Breakfast Food. Their Chocolate ice and Omelettes are to die for!

Strange set up where you are expected to order before you see the pastries or icecream you are ordering. As a consequence I did not get what I actually wanted. You would think an icecream cone & bottle of water would not be hard to get wrong. The menu is on a wall in an awkward spot that is impossible to see The staff were too busy talking to each other to offer any kind of service. When I explained I had made an error with the order (as there had been no interest to help when taking the order) there was no effort to help fix the error.