Review is for the casino property.
Paris has certainly gone through some major changes over the years, and I like the direction its going on the culinary front. Mon Ami Gabi offers a decent French menu with views of the Strip at ground level. Or you can go high to the Eiffel Tower restaurant with a better view.
The promenade between between Bally's and Paris now has an upscale burger joint, dim sum, sushi/sashimi, a bakery, and an excellent crepe stand. They also have Italian (Martorano's), which looks like an intriguing place, with the chef/owner looking a little like a cross between Vin Diesel and Dwayne Johnson.
The gaming area itself was okay. I had a very hard time spotting a $10 blackjack game with 3:2 payout on blackjacks, but finally found one.
Conclusion: Paris is probably one of the better casinos for a casual place to eat. There seems to be more lower table limits in Bally's and Treasure Island, at least for Blackjack.