I was here visiting Las Vegas on a family trip with my father, who lives in Austin, my sister who lives in Davis, I live in Oakland, and we also had two cousins from Brazil that were escorted here by my dad. We were looking for a breakfast tea place with cappuccino, because my sister and my dad need their coffee in the morning. They're very picky about coffee. We got here and realized that there really wasn't the coffee selection that we wanted, but we took some macaroons and a couple of fruit tarts with us. I also got a four cheese mini quiche for myself. After going to a different place for breakfast and nibbling on the fruit tarts and macaroons, I took the cheese tart with me back to Oakland. I put it in the microwave for just a few seconds to warm it up, and had it as a midnight snack with a glass of wine. It was so delicious!!! There was definitely a grower type cheese, but also a goat cheese, and definitely a hint of nutmeg. I think I'm gonna try to re-create that in my own kitchen . Their laminated pastry looked amazing, especially the spiral ones. I wish I had the courage to try one in front of my family, but my dad always gives me the side eye if I eat too much. Anyway, if I'm ever in Las Vegas again, I will definitely come back here .

Charming bakery with a modest drink selection. Had the chai latte and it was alright. The space is very cozy and the pastries look massive, but didn't try as I was already stuffed. Staff was friendly.

Since Delices is a mainstay in my world and I constantly look forward to breakfast dates here, this review will focus solely on the soup. The vegetable soup is beyond. Get the soup.

Hands down the mushroom quiche is the best... not so eggy and so buttery and delicious. I only wish there were more mushrooms! The pistachio croissant pastry was a little disappointing. The pastry part was good but the pistacho inside was more like a paste when I was expecting it to be creamy. The crepe was very good as well, very rich though. Again, the pastry part - amazing. The last one pictured here was a raisin pastry of some sorts - better than I expected. Ambiance is a cute small seated area with nice service.

It was our first one here and we enjoyed it. The pastries and French toast are awesome. It's an old feeling inside but not bad. Customer service was awesome! We will be back for more.

The food was delicious. The pastries ran on the harder side and made a perfect match for the drinks. The food itself was delicious. The dressing on the side salad that comes with the panini is delicious and full of flavors. The servicer was a bit dry but fulfilled their duties. It is a bit on the quieter side and fits the slow pace of the location which is nice. Sometimes you can just breath when a location is like this. I would return to try other items.

When I was in Vegas, I wrecked my knee and had to make several visits to a CVS off of Sahara. While we were waiting for prescriptions, we stumbled across this French Bakery, which we found to be a completely hidden gem. We ordered a blueberry muffin, a "NY style" croissant, an apple tart, and an eclair. All were surprisingly impressive. After the fact, we checked on yelp and saw that hundreds of people agreed with us. If you happen to find yourself off the strip, this is a great bakery that's a hidden gem, with sweets at reasonable prices. There are many other bakeries that have prettier sweets; however, they may not taste as good as what you'd find here.

This is the real deal... With the Parisian attitude to boot (no warm friendly fuzzies). The prices are super reasonable, and the portions are big. Note that the location is let's say not exactly the nicest but still good enough to go to (heck I survived coming back several times). Croissants are excellent, flaky and crispy and right amount of butter. Pastries are not overly sweet, bread is Parisan quality. Oh a must try is their french union soup, it's their signature dish in my humble opinion.