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| - When I turned to Yelp last night before making reservations here, I was shocked to see close to 7,000 reviews. I honestly don't think I've seen a restaurant with that many reviews before. They have a 4 star average, the menu had many options so naturally, we made a reservation for dinner.
We arrived at 7 but decided to wait an extra 30 mins to get a spot on the patio, that was worth the wait! The location is in a prime spot, right across from the Bellagio fountains and under the mock Eifel Tour. After being inside the smoke filled Casino, this fresh air felt really nice. The patio area, the location and the atmosphere here are definitely deserving of 5 stars. I however was disappointed with the food, and would only rate that 3 stars.
A lot of the positive reviews that I've read are for breakfast and the negative ones seem to be for dinner. I would actually love to have breakfast here, but I probably won't come back for dinner. There was 3 of us last night and we had a lot of items between us. The house bread & butter is beyond amazing. How can a French restaurant not have amazing bread though! We started with the oysters which were good, along with the mussels which were just average. My main meal I ordered was strange. The scallops were good but it was weird having them in a soup type of bean filled dish. I also like piping hot food and my dish was far from it. We had ordered some frites (fries) that were really cold, they had obviously just come out from under the heat pan and not out of the fryer. We actually did ask to have a fresh hot batch of those brought out and they did, yet they were still not hot like I wanted them. The French onion soup again, was simply luke warm. I'm not one to send food back and if I wouldn't have been with a customer, I would have said something.
My customer ordered the bison steak and said that was okay and his wife had the artichoke. We loved the cauliflower purée and the spinach was okay. The mushrooms were strange looking, they looked like shredded pieces of meat. We didn't have dessert as we had a lot of eat, but we had wine which was good.
Service was okay, typical Vegas and not what you find in CA. They were super busy though and we got food and drinks in a decent time. The prices are very reasonable, especially for Vegas. The appetizers are priced a bit high, but the main dishes aren't too bad. The scallops dish was $27, the steaks range from $24 to $42 and the sides are around $5-$7.
Overall 5 star atmosphere and patio area, 3 stars for the "dinner" food I'd give breakfast a shot.
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