(702) 632-7777
3950 Las Vegas Blvd S
(East Reno Avenue)
Las Vegas,
NV
89119
36.091792
-115.173679
Neighborhood: Paradise
Hours:
Restaurant: Daily 5:30pm-10:30pm
Lounge: Daily 5pm-1am
Price:
$$$$
Last updated 11.27.11
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Hotel Restaurants, Romantic Dining, Fine Dining, Private Rooms, Notable Wine List, Prix Fixe Menu
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Cuisine:
Notable Chef:
Hubert Keller
Smoking Permitted:
At bar
What People Are Saying About Fleur de Lys @ Mandalay Bay
Featured Review
Contributor
Contributor
In Short – This elegant restaurant features pink lighting warming exposed-stone walls, taupe theater-style curtains creating pockets of intimacy and small tables decorated with hand-painted china. Menus are available with three, four or five courses. High-end starters include items such as Osetra caviar. For the entrees, there's a choice of seafood (Hawaiian swordfish, Maine lobster) and meat (filet mignon, roasted squab, braised beef ribs) cooked in rich reduction sauces, with flavors like ginger-lime, basil-mint and carrot-cardamom.
Editor's Tips
- Where to Sit:
- Private cabana booths (with retractable curtains) look very VIP, but they're available for reservation to all guests. Or book the wine room, which seats six and hovers above the main dining floor.
- Know Before You Go:
- Vegetarian options are available upon request. The chef is even known to whip up something unique for the discriminating diner.
Disappointed
by contempler at Citysearch
I expected more based upon Chef Keller's reputation. We ordered the chef's tasting menu (chef makes the selections of a five course meal) and were pleased with the opening course of Ahi Tuna Tartare served over fennel slaw. Unfortunantely, the second course was a truffled onion soup, which although delicious, was far too heavy and filling for a tasting menu. The third couse was a fish dish given a fancy Japanese name, but tasting much like skate wing, now popular again at east coast restaurants. Next came Chef Keller's signature dish of braised veal and yukon gold potato ravioli. While interesting, we found it served with an overpowering sauce that masked all of the other flavors of the dish. The entre was a Lamb tederloin, slightly overcooked, but which I would order over and over again (if served medium rare instead of medium). Lastly came dessert, a chocolate souflee baked to perfection and beautifully served. For the price I would have expected white glove service and an experienced wait staff. I found neither during our evening (July 10) at the restaurant. If Chef Keller were present, and if he took on the personality of Gordon Ramsey, he would have screamed for the customers to get out, and he would have closed the doors for the night. If you need a local comparison of what was missing by way of service, a competent wait staff can be found at Carnevino at the Palazzo. Chef, I've been to Charlie Trotter's in Chicago, Daniel's in NYC...I was embarassed for you. Your food was good, it should have been spectacular.
Absolutely First Class
Contributor at Citysearch
Fleur de Lys is among my favorite French restaurants in Las Vegas. The room is attractive and quiet. Service is correct without being overbearing. The prix fixe menus offer ample variety. All dishes are exquisite. The duck breast and confit are worth a special mention. Chef Keller is a genius
Delicious food but disappointing service
by melissako at Citysearch
The private cabana booths were not available when I requested them due to a large party going on that night. Though the restauant has a great ambiance going on inside, we were seated close to the entrance which meant that everytime that door was opened (appr. every couple minutes) we would receive a good blast of whatever music was bumping from outside, usually rock, which was a little jarring in terms of the mood and ambiance.
My bofriend and I chose different prix fixe menus: I had the veal ravioli (tasty but a bit salty), braised short ribs (yum! and very tender) and the chocolated souffle with cherry ice cream for dessert (oh so good, but rich!). My boyfriend had the tuna tartare, filet mignon in a red wine reduction, with the peaches and cream for dessert. He said that all three courses were delicious. We did not take advantage of the wine list that evening though I could tell the selection was quite extensive. Though the meal was quite good, we felt that the service was a bit lacking. The hostesses were rather snooty in receiving us and throughout the night (we noticed sidelong glances and smirks at ourselves and other diners...?!) which was totally uncalled for and the server never established any connection with us beyond taking our order and handing us the check which compared with other restaurants of the same caliber was disappointing.
- Pros: Great modern French menu
- Cons: don't get seated near the door or else loud casino music! Snooty, inifferent service
Wonderful food, wine list and service
by kristylsummers at Citysearch
I had to book a last-minute (2 days prior) dinner for 40, and Fleur de Lys was a steller choice. The staff worked quickly to accommodate the group, and put together a fabulous meal including: an appetizer assortmant plate served with a creative flair on the plate (Seared Foie Gras Terrine, Ahi Tuna Tartare with Ginger Ponzu, Roasted Organic Beets with Goat Cheese), a main course (choice of Pan Seared Diver Scallops, Slow Braised Beef Short Ribs, or Seared Duck Breast & Duck Confit), and a dessert (chocolate "feast" or a fruit "minestrone" with basil ice cream). It was all excellently prepared and plated. I had the scallops as the main course, and they were perfectly done and served with a piece of zucchini and crab tempura).
The service was outstanding - from start to finish. The wine list is extensive and the staff helpful with choices.
A very romantice spot for a couple.
- Pros: Creative and delicious French cuisine, outstanding wine list and service - a very romantic spot
- Cons: A little on the high side, but you get what you pay for!
exceeded expectations
by dallas_foodie at Citysearch
i am critical but honest on this site (you can read my other reviews if you don't believe me) and i would have to say that my experience at fleur de lys was one of the best i have had in a long time. ironically this reservation was an afterthought because i made reservations for emeril's and mesa grill the two nights before, but i will tell you that fleur de lys blew them both out of the water. the standout entrees for me included the kobe filet and the venison, and the pistachio souffle is well worth ordering in advance. to top it off, each appetizer, entree and desert had its own unique wine pairing that was spot on (i am picky about that as well). bravo!
- Pros: food quality, service, wine pairing...basically everything a foodie would want
- Cons: kinda pricey but worth it



