Jean Philippe Patisserie, Las Vegas
What to buy here: chocolate & candy gift baskets. Baskets range from $28 to $120.
When you’ve been anointed as the best pastry chef on the planet, the world comes to you, and Las Vegas has welcomed Jean Philippe Patisserie with open arms. Jean Philippe has a shop at the Bellagio and at the Aria, but the Bellagio is really where you want to go. Upon entry you’ll notice the 27-foot high fountain with 2,100 lbs. of dark, milk and white liquid chocolate cascading down a carefully designed assortment of multi-tiered pools. Best known for his exotic chocolate creations, the patisserie also serves up gourmet crepes, cakes, cookies, salads, sandwiches, and ice cream, but believe me, it’s all about the chocolate.
Bring home a gift basket overflowing with the best sampling of the patisserie. You can create your own, but the shop offers their own carefully anointed copper, bronze, silver and gold level gift baskets for the most discriminating chocolate connoisseur. The Gold Basket at $120 contains, but is not limited to: a 12 piece box of assorted chocolates, Chocolate Covered Nuts, a box of Lilliputian Candy, Almond Rocher, Peanut Brittle, and an 18 piece box of Assorted Caramels. And if you can’t get to the shop, you can order one of his delectable creations online and have it shipped anywhere in the world.
Or if your sweet tooth is a little more frugal, try a box of assorted Mendiants for $28. Either way you’re in for a treat.
Open Mon-Thurs 6am-11pm, Fri-Sun 6am-Midnight
When you’ve been anointed as the best pastry chef on the planet, the world comes to you, and Las Vegas has welcomed Jean Philippe Patisserie with open arms. Jean Philippe has a shop at the Bellagio and at the Aria, but the Bellagio is really where you want to go. Upon entry you’ll notice the 27-foot high fountain with 2,100 lbs. of dark, milk and white liquid chocolate cascading down a carefully designed assortment of multi-tiered pools. Best known for his exotic chocolate creations, the patisserie also serves up gourmet crepes, cakes, cookies, salads, sandwiches, and ice cream, but believe me, it’s all about the chocolate.
Bring home a gift basket overflowing with the best sampling of the patisserie. You can create your own, but the shop offers their own carefully anointed copper, bronze, silver and gold level gift baskets for the most discriminating chocolate connoisseur. The Gold Basket at $120 contains, but is not limited to: a 12 piece box of assorted chocolates, Chocolate Covered Nuts, a box of Lilliputian Candy, Almond Rocher, Peanut Brittle, and an 18 piece box of Assorted Caramels. And if you can’t get to the shop, you can order one of his delectable creations online and have it shipped anywhere in the world.
Or if your sweet tooth is a little more frugal, try a box of assorted Mendiants for $28. Either way you’re in for a treat.
Open Mon-Thurs 6am-11pm, Fri-Sun 6am-Midnight
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Sight Name: Jean Philippe Patisserie
Sight Location: Las Vegas, USA (See walking tours in Las Vegas)
Sight Type: Shopping
Sight Location: Las Vegas, USA (See walking tours in Las Vegas)
Sight Type: Shopping
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