Very tasty Pizza, sandwiches and baked goodies. Service is FASTER than the other 5 restaurants we visited during our 1 week stay. Those complaining about delivery, that's not the fault of JJ's. It's a walk-in, grab and go thing with patio "outdoor" seating area that feels like I'm sitting on the sidewalk in Paris. Pizza is by the slice or you can get a full pie but that takes patience to wait for it. Price is very low compared to the "value" $20 burgers at all the other places nearby. We ate here several times to stretch the dollar and the food is very good. The sandwiches are best. Pretty good crowd all day long. We heard about it from a casino employee at the LINQ who said it is where they go for reasonable prices at lunch.

Late night snack run. Boys each ordered a slice of pizza ($7.99) while wife went with the rose petal raspberry tart ($5.99) and the salted caramel jar dessert for me ($4.99). Roughly $30 for the snack run. Pizza slices were mediocre while the desserts were enjoyable.

The food is not bad. Crepes are pretty good. But the service is horrible. Takes too long to order and then they start screaming out an order number that is not even printed on the receipt. Then you finally wait 15 minutes in line to order your crepe only to learn that you have to wait another 15 minutes in a different line to order a coffee.

So the egg and cheese bagel cost me $15 and it was standard, nothing special. The inside was beautiful and well kept. If for nothing else, the atmosphere was lovely. It's attached to La Creprier which also was super cozy. So one side you get bagels pizza and the like and the opposite side you habe the crepes. Sylvia, the cashier, was very kind. That always makes things worth it. The crepes were ok, nothing to run home about so if I ever visit Vegas again, I probably wouldn't resist. I ordered the Berry crepe and a Banana crepe. I ate the Berry and the banana went to waste.

Not really a French experience. The baked goods did not seem on par with other French places in the US. Mostly definitely not close to even supermarket baked goods in France. Service was slow and scattered.i would not return here.

The food and the coffee aren't bad, however it was worthy $24 or $28 for 2 coffees and a small tart. All the tables were dirty, and you order and get the food in the counter.

While the pizza smelled great midafternoon, I was there for the patisserie. I was thrilled to find they offered two of my most-want-to-try baked goods featured on Great British Bake Off: Opera Cake and Napoleon. (They even had two kinds of Napoleon, the other having raspberry.) We bought them to-go. Oh my word. The Napoleon was incredible—the cream pat is divine—but that Opera Cake is one of the best desserts I have ever had. We enjoyed every so much that we returned for breakfast the following day. Sunday at 8am had a line but it moved fast. They already had some of their fine patisserie out, and a large selection of bready breakfast goods. They all looked great, but we went with a small, gorgeous apple pie and a chocolate swirl stick. The pie surprised us by having a custard filling beneath the swirl of apples on top, everything delicious. The chocolate in the stick was high quality stuff, quite rich (maybe Valrohna?) with flaky bread. We also ordered some bread for dinner; turned out it was three small breadsticks or rolls for $1.50, so we bought sourdough: two sticks, one roll. They were delicious that night with soft Harbison cheese.

Not the best bakery around. Breakfast sandwiches and expensive and basic. Lattes are unenjoyable. Customer service was great tho