Mon Ami Gabi

Mon Ami Gabi is a French bistro at Paris Las Vegas, 3655 Las Vegas Blvd S, on the center Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada. It is modeled on a Parisian brasserie and is best known for its sidewalk patio, which faces the Strip and the fountains of the Bellagio across the street. The restaurant serves breakfast or brunch, lunch and dinner daily, and its patio tables are the most requested seats in the house.

The menu follows the French bistro tradition. Steak frites, offered in a classic or bordelaise style, is the signature dish, served with thin fries. Other regular items include French onion soup gratinee, a warm baguette served with butter and sweet crepes. The wine list is French-leaning and includes by-the-glass options, and the bar serves cocktails and an aperitif selection. Prices of roughly $40-70 per person are moderate for a Strip sit-down meal.

The dining room is lively, with an interior of brass fittings, tile and bistro-style tables, and the patio carries the added energy of Strip foot traffic. Noise is moderate to high. Dress is casual to smart casual, and the restaurant welcomes both families and couples. An early dinner reservation on the patio coincides with the Bellagio fountain show, which runs frequently in the evening, giving diners a view of the water display.

Reservations can be made on OpenTable or the restaurant website and are particularly advisable for patio seating, which is limited and often booked days or weeks ahead for weekend evenings. Outdoor tables are weather-dependent, and the patio is less comfortable during peak summer heat or in cold evenings, though heaters and misters are generally used. Indoor tables are usually easier to obtain. The location is reached on foot from Bellagio, Caesars Palace and the Cosmopolitan, and is close to the Eiffel Tower Experience inside the same resort.