
Vanderpump à Paris at Paris Las Vegas blends Lisa Vanderpump’s signature style with a Parisian twist. This elegant cocktail lounge features hand-crafted drinks, lush floral installations, and romantic lighting that transports guests to a chic Paris escape. Located near the casino floor, the venue offers a curated menu of unique cocktails and small bites in a glamorous setting. Ideal for date nights, girls’ outings, or pre-show drinks. Open daily 3 PM to late-night with extended brunch hours on the weekend. Wheelchair accessible and walk-in welcome. Reservations recommended during peak hours.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3655 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 946-4217
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
We were joined by friends to make the evening even more fun. We were all hungry and shared dishes. Everything was delicious and beautifully presented to us by our server, Felicia, who was attentive and friendly. We had Filet of Ribeye, Butter Prawns, Mushroom Truffle, Goat Cheese Cakes, Roasted Chicken, among a few other dishes that I can’t remember but everything was delicious. My favorite drink was the Bon Ammi Versailles presented on a mirrorred tray no less. My daughter liked her Don Julio Resposa drink. Our friends were pleased with their drinks and food. We had a very enjoyable evening here and look forward to coming back.
Perhaps my expectations were too high, but serving a completely full glass of warm Krug: without offering a tasting or ensuring proper chilling, is hard to overlook. The wine list is also quite limited and does not include vintages for most selections, which further weakens the dining credibility.
Service felt rushed and inattentive. Our waitress only took appetizer orders, then returned about 20 minutes later to ask directly about dessert, without ever checking whether we wanted a main course.
The food itself was simply okay: nothing special or memorable. The menu tries to present a sense of creativity and luxury (for example, layered potatoes topped with caviar), but the execution underdelivers.
If you’re looking for a stylish space to take photos or enjoy a quick late-night drink, the atmosphere does have a fun vibe. But this is not a fine-dining restaurant.
When I walked in, I loved the look at first. Like a gothic garden. But then I started noticing the seating. It was so strange and looked uncomfortable. I saw 2 girls sitting on a beautiful settee bending over to eat while their male dates sat on small, short stools…they looked like they were eating at a kids table. (You can see them in the pic of me holding the menu). Our table was ok but again, uncomfortable seats.
Our waiter was French and extremely nice. We ordered cocktails…they were ok, but not for the price. The paper straw stopped working and there was so much coconut on the rim I couldn’t just drink from the glass. We had 2 appetizers. The caviar potatoes were only good if you cut the obnoxiously tall potato in half. Otherwise, all you tasted was bland potato. The other was basically a ham and cheese sandwich, but tasted pretty good.
Entrees took forever, probably around 45 minutes and during that time no one came by to ask if we wanted another drink. When the food finally came I was a bit taken aback by the portion size. My chicken was so small and drowning in sauce, tiny scoop of creamy potatoes, a small vol-an-vent and 2 small carrots served in…cast iron? I could hardly cut into it and knew immediately it was going to be dry…and I was right. It was so bad! And even though served in cast iron, the potatoes were ice cold. The vol-au-vent was also extremely dry with barely anything in it and tasted horrible. For the first time in my life I sent the dish back and refused a refire b/c of how long it took to get it the first time. And while mine was overcooked my bf’s sea bass (tiniest portion of fish I’ve ever seen) was undercooked with NO crispiness to the skin. He ate his anyway b/c he was hungry and didn’t want to wait any longer. (FYI we ate at Eiffel Tower the next day and he ordered sea bass again…beautiful portion of fish, cooked perfectly, that he said tasted 100X better). Don’t be fooled by the included pic…there was no fish under that garnish in the middle and the thing behind, is another potato. We also got a side of mac and cheese that was disgustingly bland. We each took 2 small bites and left it.
We couldn’t wait to get out of those uncomfortable chairs and leave. I will not be eating at another Vanderpump restaurant again. I don’t care about the money, for me fine dining is about the experience and more importantly, the food. This place however was just an overpriced, pompous hype. Should have stuck with Ramsey, he never disappoints.