Cafe Belle Madeleine

Located inside the Paris hotel and casino. This cafe has reasonable prices for their chilled desserts, which is the only thing I get here. I've tried several of their desserts in jars and their 1 serving of fruit tarts and various cheesecakes ($8 and up) since I've stayed several times at the Paris hotel. They're open early/late and right around the corner from one of the elevator banks to the rooms so super convenient to pick something up when craving late night sweets. They also have various cold sandwiches and salads ($17 and up) in their refrigerated pickup counters and of course, coffee or tea ($7 and up). I never felt compelled to try any of their sandwiches or salads since I feel you can get better, and made to order, for the same prices at other outside sit-down cafes. There's some tables inside, enough for about 15-20 people or so - but usually crowded so we just order and bring it up to our room to enjoy. Remember to show them your Caesar's casino membership so you get points for purchase and vice versa.

I love this spot inside Paris Las Vegas, they have great coffee, sandwiches, and croissants. I really enjoy this paris vibe, and the coffee here is excellent. Everything tastes great, my buddies and I always come here to hang out.

Good quick bite options in Paris if you are craving for something sweet. They have a medium selection of fruit tarts, tiramisu, chopped fruits and small cheesecakes. In the morning the line for coffee and pastry could be crazy especially during CES. Definitely recommend coming at an off hour.

Cafe Bell is the place to go in the morning for your coffee. Also, breakfast and lunch sandwiches are wonderful. There is always a bit of a line, but it goes really fast.

GETTING HERE: Cafe Belle Madeleine is located inside the Paris Las Vegas Hotel. Hopefully Yelp will edit so it's notated correctly. If I hadn't stumbled across this, I would have been very frustrated trying to find it on my own. :)REVIEW: This is a super basic "quick-service" business, if I may copy the language of Disneyland. There is inside and outside seating, which is a nice option. It's fun to people watch wherever you are, IMO.There is a walk up counter to order from their menu or you can purchase prepackaged items. We were hot, we were tired, we were hangry. We grabbed something packaged and paid and grabbed a seat inside.It was relatively quiet inside Cafe Belle and we were able to eat our dessert rather quickly. I am not sure if was due to it being late in the day or what, but the Biscoff Puff we ordered was mushy and meh at best. I definitely wouldn't purchase that again. On my next visit I plan to order off the menu.If you're hungry and need a quick bite, and if the line isn't too long, sure. I would recommend to give them a try.

Located inside of Paris is a little cafe called Belle Madeleine which seems so French and adorable. Painted with the color scheme of blue and white it reminds me of being in Paris. Ordered a hot green tea which they used on a brand named Rishi. Tasted pretty good and I just wanted something nice and warm but didn't feel like having a coffee so late at night. Sat outside they did have two tables and chairs right on the front of the cafe doors. They do serve sandwiches and coffee but at that moment tea was all I needed.

Standard cafe in Vegas were you can grab and go items. Nothing to write home about, but gets the job done (ie full stomach, hydrated body!)

After dinner we strolled inside Paris Hotel and craving for something sweet. Came to this cafe so Frenchie .The place was very airy and spacious . Loved the simplicity the decor brings. The pastries were eye opener for people with sweet tooth. We tasted their chocolate raspberry tart which was so smooth and silky. The chocolate wasn't that sweet bit I can taste the cocoa bitterness of dark chocolate. Got the chocolate turtle jar. Three layers of crushed almond nuts , vanilla mousse with caramel sprinkled with nuts. So satisfying. Service was ok. The cashier doesn't smile and feels tired. Anyway , overall I liked this pastry cafe.

About to head out from our work trip, my colleague wanted to grab something small to eat before going to the airport. And so did everyone else that had checked out. It was a bit ridiculous the line in here. It stretched from the entrance to the back of the store and wrapping around to the counter.Basically your run of the mill coffee shop with sandwiches and pastries. I think that could really sum this place up and I could leave it at that. But that would leave a lackluster review.The line takes forever to move. It's best if you have one person wait in line while another grabs a table to sit. This will actually be the best decision I did in here. I didn't want anything, I just waited from my colleague to make it through the line. While sitting there, I was able to people watch and see how ignorant some people could be. Instead of people dispersing to allow for the line to move forward, they just all gathered in an area effectively making a bottleneck. It was crazy to watch it all happen. Kids screaming, people stealing chairs from tables, but it was still somehow organized chaos is a well lit room. I don't understand people that live off of coffee. I can't do it. Now if tea shops were more common here, I'd be all over that.

We were there a few weeks ago and grabbed coffee and pastries.The place was filthy. Garbage not emptied, spilled coffee and condiments on the counter where you grab the creamer. It was only 9am so I'm guessing the staff didn't clean from the night before.