Le Cafe Coffee Express Bar

We usually stay at the Paris so this is my go to stop for a chai tea latte. The chai tea latte is just ok though and the love is usually ridiculously long. I totally have to wait 10-20 minutes in line and then have to wait 5-10 more minutes to get what I ordered. I stop by here because it's convenient, but it's nothing special. I'd recommend getting there early in the morning so that you don't have to wait in a really long line. Even at 9 (early Vegas time), the line has already gotten pretty long. I may not be impressed, but if I want caffeine, I'm sure I'll be back again next year since it's convenient.

After strolling in Paris, and seeking a quick coffee fix, La Cafe Coffee Express Bar came in for the win. There was a little long line, which is expected in the morning when people need their caffeine fix, but the got through the rush. It's basically a coffee cart with a few seating outside the central bar in the area filled with shops and restaurants leading into the casino. Tons of options for your coffee or tea fix! I was craving an ice vanilla latte and this did not disappoint. The espresso was bold and the sweetness from my latte was perfect iced goodness. The workers and environment make this the perfect option when on the go!

Alright, this is the second time I've been here and not only was there a rather long queue, the wait before we finally got our server was at least 20mins :(. Our server did however, save the day when I told her we were on a time crunch to leave for Cali :) she brought our food out within 10mins of ordering!

This kiosk is half coffee bar, half alcohol bar. You'd think when one side has no customers and the other has a line, that they'd help one another. Nope, bartender just stands around and barista fills each order herself before moving on to the next leading to an absurd wait.Pricing is not jacked up the way several casino coffee stands are, but product is just okay. Menu is small, barista looked at me blankly when I asked for an iced drink that wasn't just a simple iced coffee. If you can't figure out how to ice a latte, you are probably in the wrong line of work.Don't even get me started on their sandwiches, which seem to be made last week and dry as hell. The pesto on the chicken and pesto sandwich was more like green dust.

Waited 20 minutes in line for the weakest, thinnest, most horrid coffee I've had in recent memory. It reminds me of the slop McDonald's used to peddle before they upgraded to a tolerable brew acceptable in a pinch. Six bucks for a sad, sad cup of coffee. Go anywhere else.

I'll give them 4 stars because my coffee was delicious and it was something other than Starbucks. It was a little price-y, but honestly not much more expensive than what you'd pay at other coffee shops, and let's not forget we're in a hotel/casino in the middle of Las Vegas... Most prices are jacked up, so if you want to complain about price, Vegas is probably not the place for you. The service was a tad slow, but I had empathy for the woman working because she was taking orders and making drinks, and the line was a good 5 people deep when we ordered. She was doing the best she could and was moving faster than I would expect her to! She also seemed friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is cute with the little bistro tables outside of the French restaurant. It's a great place to sit and relax if you've been walking all day. Don't be deterred by some of the negative reviews on here!

I was expecting much more flavor coming from a cafe in the Paris hotel and casino. I don't mind paying good money for good food. Our order was very simple. I had bacon and eggs, my boyfriend had a steak and fries. It was $75 and I've had much better food at Dennys/Norms. His steak was blah, and my plate looked like the potatoes, and the bacon were cooked in a deep fryer that needed an oil change. The potatoes were hard, the bacon was over done, and the toast really thick. It looked like it was toasted on the grill, not a toaster so it tasted.... different. I do not recommend this cafe at all! The one good thing I can say is that the waiter George was very nice. Very down to earth, and welcoming personality. He traded shifts during our meal, and another waiter named George took over. He was not as helpful or friendly. Hope you get the right George if you decide to eat there.

I waited in lines to get my Paris Balloon Souvenir but oh my gosh, I wasted so much time here. Apprently, there was only one guy working here taking care of the coffee AND alcohol section and he was so slow.There were only a couple ahead of me and all they wanted was a bottle of beer and a cup of coffee and literally, the guy took over 10 minutes giving them what they ordered. Yet, it didnt end there. They had to pay and ohemgee, the guy, I guess, wasnt too familiar with the POS (register) so he was looking ALL OVER to find coffee and beer tab. I waited nearly 30 minutes.I finally got to tell him what I wanted and guess what? He says he only has one drink right now. I wanted margarita but he only had frozen strawberry daiquiri. So I walked away, wasting 30 minutes here.I walked outside and got my Paris Balloon Souvenir with Margarita within 5 minutes or less. Just go the Souvenir shop outside the Paris Hotel.

Excellent soup! My friend and I both had the French onion soup. It was the best. Very cheesy on top and warm and bready inside. Perfection!!The cappuccino was terrible. It tasted like someone poured a cup of coffee and then threw foam on top after pouring in hot milk. Worst cappuccino I ever had. The bread was cold and hard. The waitstaff was nice but overworked.

(3.5 stars) If you can look past the insanely high price for their drip coffee, it's actually really good. And in a coffee desert where you're surrounded by seemingly infinite Starbucks, its a nice option. Also, when we showed up at 9 pm, they were offering buy one get one free desserts. If you can look past the price and you're passing by, stop for a cup.