Eiffel Tower Restaurant

The Eiffel Tower Restaurant is owned by the same chain that operates the extremely popular Mon Ami Gabi at street level in the Paris Hotel. Located midway up the tower, you may not have as great a view of the strip as at Mix or Alize but if you love the Bellagio fountains across the street, you'll have one of the best seats in town for the show.

Chef Joho has created a menu that covers all the standards with a French flare. Dinner is pricey and reservations are a must but here's a secret. Try having lunch there instead. Unlike dinner, you can just walk in. The service is even better (because there are less people). Much of the evening fare is available at lower cost plus there are things unique to lunch that truth be told I like better. The Spicy Moroccan Lamb Burger though messy to hold, is just to die for. And you can only order it during lunch of course. With what you save over dinner, you can even afford to try one of their chartreuse laced desert coffees.

The Eiffel Tower is a lovely place for a romantic dinner. The wine and food were very good with special touches... small cheese puffs to begin and petite sweet bites at the end. The view of the Bellagio fountain at night is wonderful. All in all we had an excellent time and would return again.

It's a little strange stepping over girders to get to one's table, but once you get over that, watching the waitstaff do it while carrying fully loaded trays is very entertaining. The view of the Bellagio fountains is magnificient. The food, wine, and service are all impeccible. This was one of the best meals we've ever had, and we discovered our favorite wine here from their wonderful wine list. It's a bit pricy, though; for a very good meal with a view for half the cost, the Stratosphere is a good alternative.

The food was good. We had baked salmon and pinot salmon. The asparagus was somewhat bland. The waitress was quite self confident to the point of appearing slightly irritated that she had to provide service beneath her rank. The Restaurant is in the Paris Hotel where we have enjoyed staying on several occasions, but not affiliated with it. The price is high. The seating is cramped and, one row back from the window, uncomfortable. Dining at the Eiffel Tower will be a one-time only experience for us.

We were in Vegas for the marathon last December, and we had our 7 year old child with us (I know - who brings a kid to Vegas?? This was a family trip for the marathon.) We had some time to kill before we could check into our hotel room, so we decided to take our daughter up in the Eiffel Tower to see the view. This was during the late afternoon, and the restaurant was setting up for dinner that night. My husband and I decided to have some wine and the wait staff could not have been more friendly and attentive. They treated us like royalty, and showered our daughter with attention (and cokes!). We knew nothing about the restaurant, but based on the staff's friendliness, decided to have dinner there that night. The food was fabulous, and the manager (recognizing us from earlier in the day) sent over a delicious appetizer. We all had steaks and they were cooked to perfection. We recommended our friends try it the next night and they loved it as well. I highly recommend this restaurant. It may be pricy, but what in Vegas isn't?? Tres Bon!