C.B.M. French bistro

Mon Ami Gabi Bistro Classique & Pierre We stop here every time we Vegas for Brunch. It is fabulous & year after year consistent in the service, taste & quality. I had the Aussie Wagyu Benedict. This is not found on the menu as it was a special on this day. We also had the Ham & Cheese Crepe. Both were tasty & prepared perfectly. The Bloody Mary is wonderful & tasty. They also made us a wonderful Hugo Spritz. We had a reservation but called in early which gave us time to belly up to the bar for a Brunch Cocktail before we were sat. The bartender was very witty & made us laugh. Our server at the table was Pierre who if he wasn’t French had a darn good accent. He was witty, professional & appeared to be a seasoned vet. We stayed a bit & hung out & never once felt rushed. The hostesses were also very polite & accommodating. I appreciate Pierre letting me know he wouldn’t rat me out to the Chef when I asked for ketchup with my potatoes. The inside is very elegant & the outside seating is spot on great.

Great gluten free friendly restaurant right on the strip with great views of the Bellagio. Our server was very knowledgeable about food sensitivities. Most of the items on the menu are gluten free. All of the sandwiches except the French dip can be made gluten free as well. There are three general dining areas: outside, the sunroom, and indoors. It's best to make reservations if you want to sit outside. I got the buckwheat crepe which was a generous portion and tasted very authentic. Other diners in my party got the trout, steak fries with bernaise sauce, and duck confit. Everyone was satisfied. The attention to detail really stood out. Cold dishes were served on cold plates. Hot dishes were served in hot plates. Our server made our drinks himself. We will definitely be coming back.

gory: French Bistro. If I didn’t know that this Las Vegas Mon Ami outpost wasn’t in Paris, I’d think I was magically transported to the City of Lights as I passed through the door. And it’s easy to be fooled, seeing as how it feels very Parisian, is located in the Paris casino/hotel, and it located at the base of one of the Las Vegas Eiffel Tower’s legs. Brought to you by the great restaurateurs at Lettuce 🥬 Entertainment You, this Belle Epoque-ish bistro is one of our Vegas go-tos for high-quality, reasonably priced, and well-located, food and ambiance. The wine choices were all more expensive than we like to pay in restaurants (we prefer $50 or less) but hey, it’s Vegas baby, so we ordered the house Merlot. The menu is classic French bistro fare — it’s all there. The table shared the Deviled Eggs, which were more like The Perfect Egg with toppings than hard-boiled. My brother’s wife loved the Grilled Artichokes. Sarah enjoyed the salmon and my brother loved the Chicken à la Grand-mere (grandma’s chicken). I enjoyed the well-prepared Skate Wing Grenobloise (see my lesson on how to make this classic). For dessert, we shared the perfectly decadent Chocolate Mousse. We dined inside but the establishment also offers outdoor dining, which has great people watching and a view of the Bellagio fountain ⛲️. YouTube’s Chef’s Apprentice

Great place to sit outside and people watch. Excellent view of the fountains. Food was decent. We had appetizers as we were having a late lunch. Our server was great, attentive, and made some good recommendations. Might just not be my "thing" but the atmosphere and views made up for the food not being completely to my liking. Not bad, but nothing out of the park.

One of the famous fine dine french restaurants in vegas! Did not get a patio seating despite a reservation which sucked. But otherwise pretty good place with a view of the bellagio fountains. We saw it thrice while we were seated 😍. Food was awesome, not a lot of vegetarian options to choose from but we got the famous tomato soup with goat cheese and garlic parmesan bread on side! 🥖 Also tried the avocado spinach toast with poached eggs 🥑🍳 (4/5). Ambiance was so good, and the service was good too.