Cafe Belle Madeleine

During my time in Las Vegas, I frequented Cafe Belle Madeleine several times. The resort doesn't offer many cold brew coffee options, but this cafe quickly became my go-to spot. The service was impressively speedy each time I stopped by. Alongside coffee, they also serve delicious pastries and sandwiches, plus there are convenient grab-and-go items in their refrigerators. I discovered that adding half and half is complimentary, so I usually skipped asking for milk alternatives. Just head to the beverage station in the corner to add it yourself and save some money. My cold brew with vanilla flavoring was priced under $10, and I found its strength and taste truly satisfying. I also tried their seasonal blackberry tea, which was wonderfully refreshing. Overall, this cafe was my favorite choice during my stay at Paris.

I absolutely adore this spot inside Paris Las Vegas. The coffee, sandwiches, and croissants here are fantastic. The Parisian vibe is delightful, and the coffee is truly top-notch. Everything tastes wonderful, and we always come here to hang out with friends.

Cafe Belle Madeleine offers a good, albeit pricey, experience. Drinks like soda are priced at $6.99, and breakfast sandwiches cost $16.00. During our visit, we enjoyed two small coffees, a chocolate raspberry tart, and a breakfast sandwich. Notably, the establishment requests a tip starting at 25% before you receive your order. The total came to over $75.00. The cafe is clean, bustling, and boasts a diverse selection. It's worth noting that a large bottle of FIJI Water costs $12.00, while the small is priced at $8.00. This spot is pleasant for a one-time visit, with its clean environment and friendly service. It opens early and closes late, offering sandwiches, salads, chips, candy, coffee, and a variety of other beverages. Be prepared to spend an amount comparable to a nice dinner elsewhere. Conveniently located between Paris and Horseshoe.

We arrived just before the rush and decided to dine in to observe the bustling morning activity. During breakfast time, there were two registers open with three workers behind the counter diligently preparing drinks and food. The cashiers were also handling pastries as ordered, while the other three focused on making drinks and sandwiches. When the line grew longer, the setup changed slightly. There were still two cashiers working on orders and pastries, but only one person was left preparing drinks, which seemed a bit unusual. Consequently, the cashiers took on additional tasks, including prepping hot items. We all agreed that the drinks were amazing, and while the food was delicious, it didn’t quite reach the five-star resort level. However, it certainly hit the spot for a morning meal. 🤗 Patience is essential during busy times. Highly recommend trying their vanilla latte, whether iced or hot. 🥰 And the blueberry muffin was absolutely delicious!

Cafe Belle Madeleine in Las Vegas is very good, but not exceptional, and definitely pricey. A soda here costs $6.99, and breakfast sandwiches are priced at $16. Our party ordered two small coffees, a chocolate raspberry tart, and a breakfast sandwich. Be aware that they request a tip starting at 25 percent before you even receive your order. Our total came to around $75.00. The cafe is clean and very crowded, offering a good selection of items. Fiji water is priced at $12.00 for the large bottle and $8.00 for the small one. It's a nice place to visit once; very clean with friendly service. The cafe opens early and stays open late, featuring sandwiches, salads, chips, candy, coffee, and various other beverages. Be prepared to spend an amount comparable to a nice dinner elsewhere. The location is convenient, situated between Paris and Horseshoe.

We arrived just before the busy rush at Cafe Belle Madeleine in Las Vegas and decided to dine in to watch the hustle and bustle of the long line of customers. During our breakfast rush, we noticed two registers open and three workers behind the counter efficiently preparing drinks and food. The cashiers were handing out pastries as orders came in, while the other workers focused on making drinks and sandwiches. As the long line continued to grow, there were still two cashiers working and preparing pastries, but only one person was prepping drinks, which seemed a bit odd. The cashiers then shifted to preparing hot items as well to keep up with the demand. Although the food was delicious, we all agreed that Cafe Belle Madeleine is not a 5-star resort, but it definitely hits the spot for a morning meal. Patience is definitely needed when waiting in line, but the vanilla latte was recommended by our group as being amazing, whether you prefer it iced or hot. And the blueberry muffin was also a standout menu item that we all enjoyed.