Set the scene for a memorable evening at one of the most notably romantic, fine dining spots in Las Vegas. Floor-to-ceiling windows showcase the restaurant's stunning surroundings and neighboring water show. Your Eiffel Tower Restaurant experience is intended to evoke the same romantic feeling of traveling to the Paris, France landmark. The restaurant sits more than 100 feet above the bustling action on the Strip and is located one story under the Eiffel Tower Experience observation deck.
The critically acclaimed food is as amazing as the views, so sink into a cozy booth or window-side banquette. The food presentation is a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach. Chef J. Joho’s menu is a carefully curated list of French gems, such as crepes with artichokes and roasted tomato coulis, and foie gras torchon with duck prosciutto, fig and brioche.
An excellent choice for Sunday brunching (11 a.m. to 3 p.m.), visit the Eiffel Tower Restaurant to imbibe Nicholas Feuillette Champagne or nosh on eggs Benedict.
What to Eat at this Fine Dining Restaurant:
- Foie gras torchon, fig compote
- Beef Wellington, sauteed snap peas
- Roast rack of lamb, tarragon jus
- Rossini style filet mignon, truffle sauce
Expert Tips
- USA Today's Most Romantic Restaurant
- Special couples VIP and proposal packages
- Make a 4:30 reservation in order to assure a window table
- Be certain to try the souffles
Why You'll Love It
Features include a full bar
The most acclaimed French cuisine available in Las Vegas
Spectacular views of the Las Vegas Strip
One of the most vibrant views in Nevada
Perfect for lunch, dinner, or cocktails
Why You'll Love It
Reviews
"Those who score window seats get “dinner and a show” (via the “breathtaking” views of the skyline and the Bellagio fountain) at this très “romantic” destination on the 11th floor of Paris Las Vegas; the French fare is “ooh-la-la,” the atmosphere “authentic” and the waiters “attentive”; P.S. jackets are suggested."
"Autumn is here, and with this changing of the seasons, night falls just as dinner service begins above the glitter and glow of Las Vegas. Make a 4:30 pm reservation and we will reserve a window table for you to enjoy this stunning display, while enjoying an evening of Chef Joho’s modern interpretations of classic French cuisine."
"The must-do restaurant of Paris Las Vegas is a room with a view, all right—it's about a third of the way up the hotel's half-scale Eiffel Tower replica, with views from all four glassed-in sides (request a Strip view when booking for the biggest wow factor—it overlooks the fountains at Bellagio, across the street). "
