Most people clamor for an outside seat right above the busy Las Vegas Boulevard sidewalk. I prefer the glass-enclosed patio for filtered sunlight and a little less din.
Weekend brunch is my favorite meal here because you may order from the breakfast, brunch, and/or lunch menu.
Bowl of cafe au lait ($4.75).
Onion soup au gratin baked with Gruyere cheese ($8.95).
Duck confit and fingerling potato, balsamic cherries, watercress ($11.95).

Corned beef hash and poached eggs, roasted red pepper ($10.95).

Croque monsieur -- ham, Gruyere, crème fraîche ($11.95).

French toast, blueberries, warm maple syrup, whipped cream ($10.95).
Mon Ami Gabi is tasty French for the everyman. I'm confident that even the pickiest people would enjoy themselves here.












9 comments:
I've always wondered about this place. Looks like it's definitely worth a stop!
That's a generous portion of whipped cream on the French toast!
That croque monsieur looks so good!
One of my favorites as well! I do like sitting outside when it's hot because they have the misters running. Otherwise I prefer the inside.
I don't understand the bowl of coffee at French bistros. I came across that at Balthazar in SoHo. So awkward.
Beautiful photos!
I LOVE this place! I always try and have brunch there when I'm in Vegas.
I always eat here too! Your corned beef looks a lot better than mine did last time ... the eggs were in their own bowl of water when I had them. Weird.
Damn those are some reasonable prices!
fine. maybe i'll give it another try next time we're in vegas.
it's been a long time, but i do remember enjoying a meal here at least once.
haha, my word verification: "lying."
Post a Comment