3 Best Bakeries in Las Vegas, NV

The first thing, make reservation before you come. Foods here are very good, best brunch I ever had. Free baguette was warm when being served, if permitted I can eat that for a whole meal. Crab Benedict is the star of the meal, I’m a Benedict lover and this is the best Benedict I ever had. The sauce was made in house, eggs are perfectly half cooked. Other foods are also great. And the service is super nice. The server even gave me some baguette and butter to go. And I can’t believe the price is just as much as an ordinary brunch restaurant. Would definitely be back.

Bouchon at The Venetian is a great spot for breakfast, brunch/lunch. They have a small but solid selection of baked goods—definitely go for the croissant over the pain au chocolat. The escargots de Bourgogne are delicious and full of flavor. I also tried the French onion soup, but the broth was a bit overpowering, which made it hard to really enjoy the onion flavor. Still, it’s a charming place with a nice atmosphere.

All the staff were incredibly friendly, and the servers were especially warm and attentive. Every dish we ordered was delicious, and the seafood was impressively fresh. Had a wonderful dining experience at Bouchon Vegas.

I come back specially for the Vietnamese coffee and Premium Milk Bread. It's my new addiction. The strength of the coffee is what I've been searching for. It's perfectly balanced with the right amount of sweetness, blended and poured over ice. I also get the energy boost that I need. Two thumbs up! I can't find the words to describe the bread other than it's sweet but not too sweet, and delicious! This place is located at the Shanghai Plaza with shared Parking so, parking can be difficult sometimes. The place is kept clean and the staff seem nice. They're pretty good at keeping the shelves stocked, and the line moving (even when it appears busy). Reasonable prices, and a great place to grab a sweet treat.

Went here to check out the viral bakery. We got the coconut twist which my mom loved. I got the garlic and cheese dog which I totally recommend. They had a bunch of other yummy pastries for super cheap prices ranging from around $2-4. We also ate these pastries a day later and they were still really good. The meat floss bread is okay.

I’ve fallen in love with little bakeries and drink spots.. the cute and spacious cafe offered indoor seating , a kiosk for ordering and an assortment of drinks to include coffee, teas, and baked goodies. I was slightly overwhelmed… in a good way, great employees and welcoming space where employees rung up my Salted butter roll with a smile.