Jean Philipe Patisserie

Great place to stop by when you’re hungry from walking the strip and need something sweet or filing for your stomach. Before you walk in, you see big chocolate fountain from ceiling to floor. Once you walk in, you could see cakes displayed that they could make for your wedding or any type of event. There are only two tables that seat about 10 people which is not enough considering how busy they are cause they are located at a busy area of the Bellagio. BUT there are multiple tables just outside of the bakery where you could sit at but they are not a part of the store. Their menu has about five selections for sweet crepes and savory crepes such as chicken with crêpe. You can order yourself ice cream or gelato and as well coffee. They also have smoothies where you can add whey protein. They also provide a great amount of delicious paninis. I myself got the Chicken basil panini and a tropical smoothie with protein added to it. I was very satisfied with the taste of my order.

Try the hazelnut gelato. Perfection.
I prefer the Bellagio store as they have a better and deeper inventory of pastries, the strawberry tart, for instance, in short supply at the Vdara/​Aria location. Jp won international pastry competitions in Paris – by far the most prodigious pastry chef within 300 miles. Payard, at MGM, is a close competitor.

I tried the salads and sandwiches here, and they aren’t very impressive. With that being said, it’s still a good place to stop by for a quick bite between gambling sessions. The salads and sandwiches are still solid, just not outstanding.
The desserts, however, are absolutely fabulous! They’re colorful, whimsical, and very, very fun. Since you’re in a Vegas casino though, don’t expect the meal to be cheap.

I was hungry at night @ 10pm nothing else was open so I went to the lobby of ARIA and saw Jean Philipe Patisserie. I didn’t want any pastry or fruit cups I had a sandwich.
I ordered a pesto basil aioli chicken Panini sandwich. It looked cooked and done already and just been heated up. The sandwich was really good and the sauce was good. The only thing I have to complain is that the bread on the outside was hard. It was so hard it cup up my mouth’s back palette.
You’re in Vegas, so nothing is cheap, always have to spend money so don’t expect to save!
They have a large variety of pastries and sweet goods. I even saw a high heel made out of chocolate stuff with truffles and that was $ 50. It looked really nice and a great gift.
Overall, I am glad something was still open and got something to eat. The boxing they use was pretty fancy compare to the stuff they use in California where everything is green.
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