I’ve been a long-time Lisa Vanderpump fan so I was super excited to try her new Vanderpump à Paris restaurant/lounge located inside the Paris Las Vegas Hotel. I’m usually not a cocktail person, but Vegas has been putting out a lot of great lounges lately like Allē Lounge on 66 at Resorts World and Vanderpump Cocktail Garden at Caesar’s Palace. I’ve previously been to both places and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good drink with a great ambiance. So, once Vanderpump à Paris opened up, I knew I had to make my way over there and try it out!

 

Vanderpump à Paris Location

If you google Vanderpump à Paris on Google Maps, it’s going to take you to the wrong location somewhere behind Bally’s. I only know this because we were following Google’s directions and just happened to pass the lounge on our way. I’ve already sent Google a “suggested edit” so hopefully they’ll fix it soon. But in the meantime, just know that it’s located inside the Paris Hotel at the back of the main casino. 

Photo Credit: https://www.caesars.com/paris-las-vegas/restaurants/vanderpump-a-paris. Screenshot by Author.

 

Hours of Operation

Below are the hours of operations from the website, but when I called, the hostess told me that their hours are from 4:00 pm-Midnight Mon-Thurs and from 12:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. Fri-Sun. They stop seating people around 45 minutes before closing time from our own experience. If you are looking to dine in for dinner, they close the kitchen at 11:45 p.m every night (maybe even earlier from our experience). If you want to guarantee to sit at a certain time, they do accept reservations. I would say at least book 2-3 weeks out for weekends and holidays. 

Photo Credit: https://www.caesars.com/paris-las-vegas/restaurants/vanderpump-a-paris. Screenshot by Author.

 

What Time Should You Go?

We went on a Sunday around 11:15 p.m. after our dinner at Mandalay Bay. The hours of operations said that they closed at midnight so we thought we had plenty of time, but once we got there, we were the last to be seated. So, it looks like they take their last seating about 45 minutes before closing. Also, if you are looking to order food, the kitchen closes even earlier depending on the night. 

 

What Did We Order?

First off, we only came here for drinks so we can’t say anything about the food. Secondly, you should be warned that there are a lot of sweet girly drinks on the menu. I don’t like sweet drinks so it was hard for me to find something I really liked. In the end, I opted for the Louvre at First Sight which is a mezcal-based drink. Not going to lie… I also wanted my drink to come out in that fancy-looking Louvre-shaped container. I was so busy taking a video that I forgot to take a picture. 

I actually enjoyed the Louvre at First Sight. I’m not a mezcal drinker, but I thought the cocktail was really well-balanced and wasn’t overly sweet. My friend was looking for a vodka-based drink and settled on the Vanderpump 75. She doesn’t like sweet drinks either but didn’t really have a lot of choices so she got whatever the waitress recommended. 

 

How Much Did It Cost?

I’m warning you that this place is not cheap. My drink cost $26 and my friend’s drink cost $19. Obviously, mine was a lot more because of the presentation that it came with so it’s understandable, but I don’t think I’ll be needing to get the same drink again. There are a lot more cocktails that I would rather try first. 

 

Overall Review of Vanderpump à Paris

If you want a true lounge experience, I don’t think you’ll find anything more unique than Vanderpump à Paris. Everything is decorated over the top in a gothic romantic rainy-day-in-Paris type of vibe. You can tell everything was custom made and Lisa Vanderpump didn’t spare any expense. Overall, I would definitely come back maybe for a girls’ night out or on a date for dinner. I think this is a great addition to the Paris Las Vegas Hotel and hopefully, it’ll do really well.

 

Vanderpump à Paris Pictures