TOP 5 French Bakeries in Las Vegas for Pastries That Feel Like Paris
Sometimes the morning calls for a good croissant, a coffee, and a little time to enjoy both.
Fortunately, Las Vegas has French bakeries worth exploring well beyond the resort corridors. This list takes you through five neighborhood stops, each offering a different reason to visit—from a traditional bread-and-pastry counter to a café where breakfast becomes the outing.
I’m Tommy Xavier Nguyen, the Good Energy Realtor, and this is your Good Energy Top 5 Vegas guide to French bakeries in Las Vegas.
These are researched editorial recommendations based on menus, baking backgrounds, and the experience each business offers. They aren’t presented as a firsthand taste-test ranking.
No. 5 — Délices Gourmands French Bakery
A Neighborhood Bakery With an Unexpected Origin Story
Official website:
https://www.delicesgourmandslv.com/
Address: 3620 W. Sahara Avenue, Suite W2, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Délices Gourmands has a founder story worth sharing. After decades in automotive work, Yves Crivello changed careers and trained as a baker in Paris.
That makes this a memorable opening stop: a business built around taking a very different professional path.
The bakery offers breads, pastries, cakes, breakfast, and lunch. Choose it when your ideal outing centers on visiting a traditional bakery counter and bringing something home.
Useful visiting details:
• Monday: Closed.
• Tuesday: 7 a.m.–2 p.m.
• Wednesday–Saturday: 7 a.m.–5 p.m.
• Sunday: 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m.
The published breakfast menu includes a $12 breakfast sandwich and $14.50 salmon brioche. These are meal prices; individual pastry prices were not verified.
Good Energy tip: Tuesday has a shorter schedule. Check the day before heading over for an afternoon visit.
Hours and contact:
https://www.delicesgourmandslv.com/contact
No. 4 — Patisserie Manon
For Croissants, Tarts, and Something to Take Home
Official website:
https://patisseriemanon.com/
Address: 8751 W. Charleston Boulevard, Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89117
Patisserie Manon is a practical choice when your group wants options. Its menu spans morning pastries, breads, tarts, and cakes.
You can keep the visit simple with a croissant, or browse for a dessert to bring to dinner later. That versatility earns its place in the countdown.
Published pastry prices include:
• Butter croissant: $3.50.
• Chocolate croissant: $3.50.
• Almond croissant: $4.95.
• Palmier: $3.50.
The website lists Tuesday–Saturday hours of 7 a.m.–8 p.m. and Sunday–Monday hours of 7 a.m.–7 p.m. However, official social listings show earlier closing times. Call before making an evening trip.
Morning pastries do not require advance notice. Signature cake orders require at least 24 hours, with additional time for certain custom requests.
Good Energy tip: Use the bakery’s own ordering menu to check current prices and order requirements.
Menu:
https://patisseriemanon.com/food
No. 3 — Rosallie Le French Café
Make It a Slow-Morning Breakfast
Official website:
https://rosallie.com/las-vegas/
Address: 6090 S. Rainbow Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89118
Rosallie earns this spot for the café experience.
Croissants and coffee fit a quick stop, but the full breakfast menu makes it appealing when you want to sit down with a friend and make a morning of it.
Its Petit déjeuner Français is listed at $22.70. It includes a choice of brioche, croissant, or chocolate croissant, along with jams, butter, a berry parfait, French bread, candied nuts, and juice.
That is a breakfast combination—not the price of a single croissant.
Listed hours: Daily, 7 a.m.–3 p.m.
Good Energy tip: Decide whether you want a pastry-and-coffee visit or a complete breakfast. The menu supports both kinds of outing.
Menu:
https://rosallie.com/las-vegas/menu/
No. 2 — Café Breizh
A French Pastry Selection Worth Browsing
Official website:
https://www.cafebreizh.com/
Featured address: 3555 S. Fort Apache Road, Suite 141, Las Vegas, NV 89147
Café Breizh takes the runner-up position for variety.
Its published menu includes familiar morning pastries alongside French pâtisserie options. That gives you room to explore beyond your usual order.
It also offers savory food, so this can work for a group in which one person wants something sweet and someone else wants lunch.
Featured Fort Apache location hours:
• Monday–Thursday: 7 a.m.–5 p.m.
• Friday–Sunday: 7 a.m.–6 p.m.
There is another location at 9550 S. Eastern Avenue, Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV 89123. Hours vary by location.
Good Energy tip: Confirm the location before sharing directions. If a specific pastry is the reason for your trip, ask whether it is available that day.
Menu:
https://www.cafebreizh.com/menu
No. 1 — Burgundy French Bakery & Cafe
The Good Energy Winner
Official website:
https://burgundybakery.com/
Address: 9440 W. Sahara Avenue, Suite 105, Las Vegas, NV 89117
Taking home the Good Energy crown is Burgundy.
Chef Florent Cheveau’s third-place finish at the 2018 World Chocolate Masters adds a distinctive story to this neighborhood bakery.
For this list, its combination of pastry classics, chocolate expertise, and an accessible café setting earns the top spot.
Published hours table: Daily, 7:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Another notice on the site differs, so confirm before arriving early.
Good Energy tip: Ask about weekend desserts and daily availability before making a special trip.
Exclusive Bonus No. 6 — Dominique Ansel Marché
A French-Market Detour on the Strip
Official website:
https://www.caesars.com/paris-las-vegas/restaurants/dominique-ansel-marche
Address: Paris Las Vegas, 3655 S. Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
If you are already spending time on the Strip, Dominique Ansel Marché gives you another worthwhile option.
The concept draws inspiration from French street markets, pairing freshly baked pastries and seasonal sweets with made-to-order crêpes and savory dishes.
It is a useful bonus because it offers a different setting from the five neighborhood bakeries in the main countdown.
Check the official page for current operating hours, menu choices, and prices. Allow time to walk through the resort, and check current parking charges separately.
Good Energy tip: Confirm the Paris Las Vegas location when navigating. Dominique Ansel also has a separate Caesars Palace bakery.
Plan Your Las Vegas Pastry Outing
Choose the outing that fits your morning:
• A bakery counter and take-home treats: Start with Délices Gourmands or Patisserie Manon.
• A relaxed café breakfast: Consider Rosallie.
• A wider pastry selection: Browse Café Breizh.
• The Good Energy Winner: Put Burgundy on your list.
• Already exploring the Strip: Consider the website-exclusive bonus.
Menus show what a business offers, but they do not guarantee that every item will be available when you arrive. Call ahead when you are traveling specifically for one pastry.
Discover More of Las Vegas With Good Energy Realty
A neighborhood becomes more familiar through its everyday places—the café where you meet a friend, the bakery you stop at on Saturday, and the small businesses you recommend to visitors.
That is part of what I enjoy sharing through Good Energy Top 5 Vegas.
I’m Tommy Xavier Nguyen, the Good Energy Realtor, serving Las Vegas and Southern Nevada.
Explore more local guides and real estate resources at www.GoodEnergyRealty.com/blog.
If you are considering buying, selling, or relocating around the valley, I’m happy to help you explore your options.
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Tommy Xavier Nguyen
The Good Energy Realtor
Good Energy Realty, LLC | Realty ONE Group
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Information researched October 23, 2026. Prices, hours, menus, and availability can change. Confirm directly before a special trip.
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