
Le Petit Prince restaurant, a French bistro and creperie located on Pecos at Wigwam in Henderson, Nevada, is a delightful spot to enjoy classic French cuisine in a warm and inviting atmosphere. The menu features a variety of dishes, from savory crepes and galettes to hearty stews and sandwiches. And of course, no French bistro would be complete without a wide selection of desserts. Whether you’re looking for a casual meal with friends or a romantic lunch for two, Le Petit Prince is the perfect place to experience the best of French cuisine.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 80 N Pecos Rd F, Henderson, NV 89074
Phone: (702) 910-6748
Website: https://lepetitprincevegas.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=gbp&utm_campaign=local_seo
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Reviews
My boyfriend found this place and surprised me, as I am a “coffee for breakfast” person but this will absolutely be on my short list for breakfast.
I ordered the petit prince complete crepe with avocado and my boyfriend had the salmon croissant. I’m not sure which was better!
The flavors on the crepe were so light and amazing, but the dill sauce on the salmon croissant, was my favorite!
Everything tasted so fresh, and the lady (I don’t remember her name), was so sweet. I believe it may have been a husband wife.
We also bought a jar of the homemade Dijon mustard and went right home to try on a piece of sourdough. 10000% RECOMMEND! Its worth price and you get Soo much!
We ordered the salmon croissant with an egg, which was very good. Salmon was fresh, and croissant was deliciously flaky.
We also ordered the salmon avocado toast, which was a big disappointment for me when realizing they used the cheapest store bought white bread. I expected a higher quality or homemade, for sure. Especially for $16.
They serve quite a few dishes that look appealing, so we might be back..
The beef bourguignon is pure reverie: deep, glossy sauce and beef so tender it yields at the lightest touch. Layers of flavor from a generous pour of red wine, bacon, pearl onions, mushrooms, carrots, and garlic create a rich, soulful stew that tastes even more glorious the next day when the flavors have fully married. My mouth waters just thinking about it.
Escargot here is a little trip back to France: plump, buttery, and fragrant with garlic and parsley. Each bite is slippery, indulgent, and addictive, finished with that intoxicating garlic‑butter perfume that makes it impossible not to ask for another plate. The croque‑monsieur is textbook perfection — pain de mie surrounding quality ham, a generous blanket of melted Gruyère (or Comté), and a silky béchamel that browns to a crisp, golden crown; the croque‑madame, topped with a fried egg, is brunch royalty.
Bouchée à la reine is decadently delicate: a flaky puff‑pastry case crowned with a hat, filled with a velvety white sauce and a tender salpicon of chicken and mushrooms. The contrast of crisp, buttery pastry and the creamy, mushroom‑laced filling is sublime — refined comfort that reveals real technique and heart.
Crêpes here are to die for. Whether sweet or savory, the batter is light, the fillings generous, and every bite finishes with a perfect balance of texture and flavor. Everything tastes lovingly prepared; you can tell the chef knows what they’re doing.
Portions are generous, flavors are layered and honest, and service feels familial and attentive. I honestly can’t think of a dish I didn’t adore. If you love France and crave authentic French technique—stop in and have a meal. Vous allez adorer — un vrai délice, fait avec amour.