Bouchon Bakery

Date of visit: FEB 15, 2025, 9:20am-ish.Love Bouchon! I always make it a mission to stop by Venetian just for the macarons! Their seasonal macaron flavor on this date was red velvet.Line was wrapped towards the front of the escalator. I waited ~ 12 minutes before it was my turn to order. Worth the wait and it'salways exciting to get to the display case! Definitely know what you want by the time you get to the cashier.

I was in quick need of a snack and unknowingly purchased a $15 ham & cheese croissant from Bouchon Bakery.To be fair, this is not your regular ole ham & cheese croissant. Bouchon's version comes with ham, steamed egg, Swiss cheese and a mornay sauce. The mornay sauce is a thick white cheese sauce which makes the croissant that much more decadent. Double cheese croissant. On the other hand, I didn't care for the steamed egg which is custard-like in texture.All in all, this was an unbelievably good ham & cheese croissant. The croissant itself was buttery and flakey. Combined with all the rich ingredients, this was next level good.It's hard for me to recommend such an expensive take-away croissant, but just know that such a creation exists.

I absolutely love everything about Bouchon Bakery. They offer fresh varieties of croissants, pastries, tarts, macarons, baguettes, parfaits and brewed coffee. There will be a lineup for ordering, specially in the mornings, and they run out of most of the croissants and pastries before 10am. I made sure to get in the lineup before 7am and order my favorite tarts. We ordered "Pecan Pie" and "Apple Pie". They fresh and tasty. Strongly recommended.

Expect gorgeous pastries and struggling to not order enough pastries to feed 12 people. If only all of my mornings began with an everything croissant and a pear danish from Bouchon Bakery...

$7 for a chocolate almond croissant from Thomas Keller's bakery seems somewhat reasonable? Just didn't expect New York prices in Vegas. After eating though, it was hard to hate on it. It was super flakey and not overwhelmingly sweet. I think it controlled its sweetness better than most NY bakeries.

Awesome little bakery in the Venetian. They have great coffee and many pastry options and sandwiches. Yes- pastries and everything else are expensive but don't forget you're in Vegas. We found that lines were shorter and quality of product much higher here than at a Starbucks. We ordered a pecan turkey sandwich which was yummy. Large enough to share as a morning snack. The latte we ordered was nice and hot. Definitely enjoyed our visit. There's very little seating but I'd recommend just snacking as you walk around the casinos.

This is still my go to spot to grab some oversized macaroons to bring back home. The quality and taste of the macaroons are worth it. The service is usually fast, with the exception of this visit as their systems kept on going down, so it took quite a bit of time to be able to get the goods.

This place is fantastic but get early because a line starts quick! Had the Apple Danish, Cheese Danish, Brownie, Nutter Better and Oh Oh. All of these were great and had awesome flavors. Plus the coffee was solid also. This was definitely a highlight for our vacation.

I think its a staple bakery if you are staying in the venetian.Its vegas pricces of course. Coffees are usually $6 or more for a basic coffee and i got a cheese and ham baguette for $13.50.the staff are always so friendly and food is good quality. The bouchon brasserie is very good on the second floor

When in Vegas, pay a Visit to Bouchon Bakery! Behind the Escalator at the Venetian. Line was approximately 30 to 45 minutes. Bring Bouchon Back from Vegas. They make the perfect gifts for the pastry peeps :D 1. Ham & Egg Croissant x 2 2. Turkey Baguette3. Ham Baguette4. Bouchon Brownies x 2 5. Chocolate Chip CookiesAsk for Boxes for the Ultimate Vegas Pastry Treat ;)