La Belle Terre Bread French Bakery Café

My husband and I wanted to try this place because we saw the amazing reviews. One day when we happened to be up super early (like 5:00am), we thought hey it would be a good time to try this place out for breakfast and pastries. We got there a little after 7am and ordered a Montmontre Chicken Crêpe and Bacon Quiche. I enjoyed my crêpe, it was a large portion and very cheesy. My husband liked his quiche and said he would want to go back and try something else on the savory menu.
We then ordered a Bunch of pastries to go, and the selection looked really amazing. We got canneles, pistachio bun, chocolate croissant, almond chocolate croissant, chocolate twist, and 2 chocolate pudding/​mousse desserts. I mean, we spent like over $ 40 on just the pastries not including our breakfast order.
Unfortunately, they did not seem fresh at All. I think we are used to flaky, buttery french croissants from bakeries… In fact, my husband has a family member that’s a baker and he always said that the test of a good croissant is in the layers and the flakiness. All of these pastries had the texture of squishy bakery items that are sold from Hostess or something in plastic packages. Even the chocolate twist! So every single baked item we bought was squishy and not flaky and did not taste fresh, and maybe overly sweet. The chocolate mousse desserts unfortunately were also a little too sweet for me, and didn’t really taste like a silky smooth real-​ish chocolate. My husband and I are dessert lovers but we couldn’t even finish these and ending throwing them away. And the canneles were completely burned and Black on the bottom like we’ve seen from other reviewers. Maybe it’s supposed to be like that?
So the two stars are for the savory food, we thought it was solid. I couldn’t give more stars because of the disappointment in the baked goods. It’s too bad because they looked really appetizing and they did a good job in presenting the dessert case.
For a flaky flaky croissant, so far the best I’ve had here is Jean Phillippe at Aria Hotel… amazing croissants especially the almond croissant!

This café is off of Sahara and a nice place to enjoy some down time with friends. I ordered a pear danish and some coffee and I can’t wait to dig in. My mom and sister ordered a breakfast and a sweet crêpe each and I had to sneak a bit from them. If you want to hang with friends, this is a nice place to grab some coffee and chat. It does get a little noisy since there are a lot ot people around and you can hear machinery running from the back, so not the perfect study place if you are looking for quiet.

So quaint. The smell fresh baked bread awesome sandwiches and sweets. Chinese down and check it out

Went here for the 2^nd time with some friends who was looking for a place to sit and have coffee and dessert. They are also good place for a quick breakfast or lunch. Place is a little too small but they offer a wide variety of food and pastries.

Went in for some croissants to take home for brunch. Came out with a dozen assorted pastries in addition to the croissants. Everything just looked so good I couldn’t stop myself from pointing to one pastry after another asking it be added to my order!
I’m not exaggerating when I say everything was delicious. I got a couple of cannele and, having never had one before, wasn’t sure what to expect. Holy cow, they were SO GOOD. My kids didn’t care for them (think the caramelized bottoms are a turn off to younger kids but that just meant more for me) so I think these are for an older crowd. The inside was eggy and lemony and the outside was crunchy, chewy and perfectly caramelized. The kiddos loved the Nutella pastry, as did I. The chocolate twist was also a big hit. The danishes were delicious. I especially liked the cherry one. The chocolate croissants were perfect as were the plain croissants. Delicate and flaky and buttery.
I’ll be back next weekend to try some of the pastries I didn’t get to this first time around!
(I noticed a few reviews saying the 10% off with check in wasn’t honored but I had no problem getting the discount.)

I really need to catch up on my reviews from March/​April in Vegas…
La Belle Terre was one of the places we ate that I keep thinking about weeks later. This was my first time here and we went here for brunch, late morning on a weekend so some of the pastry choices were already out. What we did get to have was a Chocolate twist, Hazelnut roll, Pain au chocolat, and an Almond chocolate croissant. They were all delicious the roll had a soft, not overly sweet, dough and croissants with buttery, lightly crisp and flaky pastry and filled with tasty goodness. I especially liked the Almond Chocolate croissant with its sliced almond and chocolate drizzle on top, and the almond paste and the melted bittersweet dark chocolate chunks in the filling… heavenly, decadent and satisfying.
I also had the Montmartre crêpe which has chicken, swiss cheese, goat cheese, spinach, onions, and béchamel (I ordered without onions.) This was also very delicious, nice and creamy from the cheeses and béchamel, and the not-​so-​heavy taste of the chicken and spinach. One thing La Belle Terre does with their crepes is before the flip the crêpe, they sprinkle on some cheese (I think cheddar) so the cheese crisps up in the batter when they flip it… it adds a bit of sharpness to the crêpe and is very tasty.
There are many more things I want to try here and I’ll be over in Vegas in a couple of weeks so I’ll surely be here to try some and adding inches to my waist.

Think my girl friend just dumped me to live here. :)
She immediate fell in love as we walked through the doors, we snapped chatted pictures and video to each other before we sat down, and went as far as comment about the ceiling and the ovens.
Looks like fresh made breads, quiche are plenty right now, it’s about closing, 6pm on a Thursday.
Free charging stations for your phone and wifi password posted for ease!
We will most likely be back soon and in fact are planning on ordering more right now!

I have recently moved to Las Vegas area. This is my third time visiting here and now I’m hooked! There are SO many choices of pastries, drinks, etc. Everything is fresh and never nuked by a microwave.
I try something new each time and am satisfied. Oh and I love their espresso!!! So bold and strong.
Their workers are very knowledgable and kind. Claudiu let me sample a sort of chocolate chip and pecan cookie and it was delicious! I’ll keep coming back for the amazing treats and service.

Thumbs up for serving Peets coffee, but its on the medium side for peets. No worries, some stores in Oakland even make this mistake. Could be stronger :)
Croissants are legit. Pain au chocolate ⁴⁄₅ stars.
Breakfast sandwich a deal at 4.50, but for 1.50 more you get it on their plain croissant, deal.

This is my second visit here and wow — always impressed with the quality of their food. I think the chicken quiche I ordered was probably the best I have ever ate. I really enjoyed the extra crunch crust of the quiche as well as the cheese. It came with rosemary potatoes and a small salad. Great place to stop if you are in the area.

The food & service are good. I love being able to sit outside with my dog. The portions are good. I love the French music.
If you need a desert for dinner the fruit tartes are wonderful.

What should you do after a day of warm sun and beautiful breezes during our picnic in Red Rock? Do like we did and come here for cappuccino and incredible, flaky, delicious french pastries. My fruit tart with apricot was positively exquisite! We can’t wait to return!
We arrived with only 30 minutes to go before closing but we were served promptly and enjoyed our treats. I told the proprietor that now I’ll have to find a way to move to Vegas so we can come here more often!

Staff is friendly without being pushy. They have a variety of mouth watering pastries, macaroons and breads all made onsite. If you are not in it for the carbs, they also offer a range of breakfast & lunch sandwiches and salads. With plenty of space to eat inside our out, this place is a great spot for any time.
Prices were very reasonable, dining areas were clean and I would say it was an overall pleasant experience.

If I can come here for breakfast before I go to work I would!
Again, SWEETNESS IS MY WEAKNESS.
but for La Belle Terre «no microwaves were harmed…» LOL
I’ve always had a thing for bakeries, I love pastries!
Cheese Danish — Oh man, GET THIS! So good! Surprised that it’s inexpensive too, so fresh and the cheese is just perfect as well as the bread itself.
Banana Crêpe — I am not going to lie, I didn’t enjoy it as much, I mean it’s good but not to the point where you would want to get it again, few cuts of banana and some chocolate syrup that’s all it is, I mean they could’ve put more bananas but I will try different crepes next time and update my review,.
Hot Cocoa — Ha! Not too sweet and not too plain. Perfect mix!
SERVICE
i am guessing because they’re busy they tend to do everything fast paced, I just didn’t like how they brought the food out, they just slap it on the table, and the utensils are «to be followed».
But I am still giving them 5 stars because I enjoyed the food and everything is fresh!

I stopped by to grab some latte before work and some cheese Danish. Even grabbed a few canele’s for some coworkers.
Wish they warmed the Danish, but that’s alright. We have a microwave and I’m sure if I didn’t take it to go they’d warm it up.
That Danish was sweet and scrumptious! It was pretty large in size too. YUM. The caramel latte was perfect and the canele was fantastic.
This was just a quick trip and I’m convinced I have to try other noms there! There was so much to choose from that it took me a minute. Next time I go there, I want to try their quiche and their crepes. *heart eyes*

I have driven by this place a million times and today I finally decided to stop and check it out.
This is a nice sized French bakery with seating indoors and outdoors. The patio looks like a great place to have some coffee during the spring and summer. They have all different kinds of pastries, crepes, coffee, and bread. They have a nice size menu for a bakery.
We tried the Montmartre Crêpe. It had cheese, spinach, chicken, and grilled onions. The crêpe itself was delicious and the filling made it even better. It was one of the best crepes I have had. We also tried a chocolate éclair and the tiramisu. They were both outstanding! The French roast coffee was some of the best coffee I have had too. I will definitely be getting my coffee from here as much as I can from now on.
I absolutely recommend this place. I will be back to try the rest of their menu and for the coffee. Absolute 5 stars!!! Love this place!

Great food at a moderate price!
Our friends have been talking about this place for years… We finally made the time to come here and boy are we happy! We had the French onion soup and the Paris crepes. It was absolutely delicious! The desserts are also amazing!

Excellent coffee, creamy cheescake, family friendly, friendly service, we will definitely be back.

Amazing place, reminds me Europe .
Also great and really fast delivery service !!
Just try !

Mostly fresh, affordable, adorable café and bakery. I’ve had lots of stuff from here and everything is actually pretty good or better but the one thing all my friends seem to agree on are the pecan cookies and croissants to go lol. The prices are really competitive too!
I say «mostly fresh» because you can’t have say, a chicken breast added to a salad for an up charge or anything. I got the chef salad and was very surprised to see very processed ham and turkey next to such beautifully fresh lettuce and hard boiled eggs but their turkey and brie on croissant is really nice and I love that they serve their sandwiches with little salads. My friend loved her croque Madame (I didn’t try due to my aversion to sunny side up/​runny egg) and I liked the Monsieur part of it anyway :). All of their pastries are pretty delicious but their breads are very very good on their own too. One of the workers was a bit over attentive to my busty lunch mate one day but hey, we got extra good service that day so whatevs lol. If you’re on the fence, it’s safe to jump.

A gem of a place that offers authentic French eateries. I am quite fond of the sandwiches particularly because of their freshly baked breads. My personal favorite is the rustic sandwich — a remarkable combination of pesto and prosciutto served on a delicious Parisian baguette. The staff is friendly and the café itself is clean and nicely set up. The coffee and the chocolate croissants (so long as they are warm) are also rave worthy.

Full disclosure that I did not get any real pastries here. I think if I did, perhaps my rating for this place would be higher.
I got:
— White chocolate crème brûlée — It was premade, so no crunchy top layer. Despite that fact, the flavor was just spot on! It was rich in flavor, yet light on taste. It is hard to describe, really.
— Raspberry chocolate mousse — I was trying to choose between the cheesecake and this… and the manager was very definitive about his recommendation. I thought the raspberry flavor was a bit much (thick, raspberry jam-​like), but the chocolate mousse was wonderful. Again, a premade item which tastes like it has been sitting in the case for a while.
— Iced coconut macadamia latte — It was very good. Refreshing. Might be more so in the dead of summer (we were here close to New Year’s).
I wish I’d gotten pastries. By the clientele, many of whom were French-​speaking, I would say that this place is on point for a traditional French bakery. Yum!

I picked up some goodies here for a dinner party. I was looking for a cake, but they only had single serving pastries/​cake slices, so I decided to go with what I felt was the most festive looking treat — the orange pinwheels. Not only were they pretty, but they were very tasty — flaky, crispy, sweet (but not overly sweet), and tangy. These treats were well liked and were quite delicious with a cup of hot coffee. I also got a plain mini croissant and a pistachio roll on the side. The mini croissant was very flaky and tasty. The pistachio roll was pretty but didn’t have enough pistachio flavor for my taste.
The pastries here run for about $ 2-​$ 4 each. They are pretty large, so one pastry with a cup of coffee would be just the right size for breakfast/​small snack. The bakery was pretty crowded when I came by — maybe that’s why the cashiers weren’t warm and friendly? They weren’t unpleasant, but the service here is nothing to write home about.
All in all, it’s a pretty solid bakery with decently priced pastries. I will be back!

*this was a draft review started a month ago**
Yesterday I was greeted by a red hair woman with a super friendly demeanor seemed knowledgable in their menu items. I ordered the Quiche Florentine with a half mocha & white chocolate mocha ice espresso and a coffee flavored éclair for dessert. I obviously got overexcited and my total turned out to be $ 17. I would say their menu is just a teeny bit on the pricey side but I definitely think it’s worth it. They don’t use microwaves here which I think is totally cool. They have tons of desserts ranging from colorfully assorted macaroons to tiramisu, different kinds of tart, and cheesecake! This is a bakery in addition to a café, so they also sell various types of baguettes, pastries, and coffee beverages.
I saw someone else’s review, and they had a hair in their food so, fingers crossed that it wouldn’t happen to me! As I finished my order, seating was readily available but it’s good that I ordered when I did because suddenly there was a long line! And that red haired woman is the one taking orders, making the beverages and also prepping the baguette orders! My table beside the bottled drinks fridge was a little dirtied from a previous customer but I wiped it away.
Their Quiches are delicious! They don’t use microwaves here, did I mention that already? My food was fresh & so, so tastey! Their iced espresso drinks could be a little bit better though. It would be a perfect combo to sit out on their patio with my quiche and a really good mocha espresso, but it seems their espresso machine/​coffee lacks in taste.
I love love LOVE this place though. Yummy desserts, tons of breads, food choices, & drinks!

This place is awesome, everything is delicious and Claudiu knows how to take care of the customers for sure !!!
Love it

Great French bakery. We have been looking for a place here that will fulfill our fresh baked needs and we will be coming back for sure! Recommend.

The Croque Madame is everything! Now you know you’re hooked when you go to sleep dreaming about a sandwich. Oh but it’s not just a sandwich!!! I love the fresh bread, the gooey cheese, the perfectly cooked egg that goes on top, its perfect! The ONLY problem that I have is that it fills me up and I don’t have enough room for the equally delicious (in a completely different way) chocolate almond croissant. This charming little bakery has lots of goodies, including breads, soups, pastries, and macarons. My favorites however, are Croque Madame and Chocolate Almond Cruissants. Hands down.

There can never be enough bakeries in Las Vegas but when the bakery adds an authentic Parisian flavor and a dining room menu everything just feels better!!!
The menu spans traditional Pastries, Crepes, Quiches, and the popular Croque Monsieurs.
I came in for lunch and right away its hard to resist those luscious desserts, literally each like a piece of art. I made sure to take a few eclairs for the road.
I ordered the Croque Monsieurs which is a baked or fried boiled ham and cheese sandwich, traditionally made with Brioche bread. The sandwich was amazing, especially how the cheese oozed out of the bread. I’d eat this over any ordinary ham&cheese any day.
I like the décor of the café, its very simple and elegant.
The staff are friendly, it’s definitely the type of café I can get used to.

A wonderful spot! My sister and I came in and got a croque madam and a cream of mushroom crêpe with the intent of getting a sweet crêpe after. That didn’t happen because the portions are generous. We didn’t even finish what we ordered lol both items that we ordered were super rich and savory! I loved it but I’m glad we had that little side salad that came with the sandwich to cut through all that richness. The place was small and quiet. The service was friendly enough and was pretty fast. We had a great meal and enjoyed the little café. I took the leftovers home and they were still good after reheating. We plan on coming back to try a sweet crêpe and some of the delicious looking pastries and desserts!

I come here strictly to enjoy their delicious Peet’s coffee and I would be coming here more often, but theres a very important detail that La Bella Terra is missing lately.
This important detail is customer service from the cashier who happens to be the manager. I’m not sure if it’s too much to ask for the person working behind the register to greet customers when they put their order in.
To me this very small but important detail can either make or break your business. And I’m not mentioning it because of one incident. I’m mentioning it, because it’s been going on now for a few months.
I personally enjoy taking my money to a place where the staff is happy to serve their customers, especially their regulars. Even though I’m not very pleased with the service from management, I will point out that the 1 barista that I see regularly is a sweetheart.
He is always smiling and seems to take pride in his work and enjoys serving people.
Overall I’m not sure how many more times I’ll be coming back here. I guess it all depends if things improve concerning the customer service. Other than that I would recommend this place for a great cup of coffee and unique tasty treats. I’ve tried several items on their menu and don’t have any complaints about their food.
My hope is that this one area of discrepancy will be addressed and things will change for the betterment of this establishment.

Mixed feelings. The said most popular sandwich (Croque Madame) unfortunately did not live up to the hype. The pressed croissant is what made it worthy of «best bakery in town»
I do give kudos to the establishment for having such a large kitchen, and for keeping the place so neat and tidy. Prices are a bit high, and they nickel and dime you for any kind of substitutions, which is what deters me from returning.

French bistro feel lacking charm & customer service…
I came here with one of my best girlfriends & we decided on having the same things, Paris crepes & we each had a cannele. I ordered an iced white mocha that was insanely sweet. I love everything on the sweeter side & this was even too much for me.
The cannele’s were burnt & this seems to be an ongoing issue here. I would think this should be a really easy fix. So far things aren’t great and on top of that the order taker shouldn’t be taking anyone’s order. Zero personality & definitely didn’t want to be there.
Luckily the crêpe was really great. Cooked perfectly with crispy edges & soft in the middle with a perfect balance of ham & Gruyère. Loved the crêpe!
The displays are very nice & I will say that everything looked amazing. I am very into Parisian anything & I felt like this place lacked in charm, décor & overall atmosphere.
I need to also mention that this place is a 3 min walk from my home so it would be a regular stop minus the iced coffee & burnt pastries.

I had a quick lunch here today and I really liked it. I’ve been a long time Manon fan but this place kind of stole my heart.
I had the cream of mushroom crêpe, an iced white chocolate mocha, a Nutella brioche, and some macarons.
There was literally two workers but everything was served so quickly. There was a cashier and a chef. As soon as I placed my order the cashier made my latte and gave it to me before I sat down! What gives, Starbucks?! It was pretty good too.
I shared my brioche with my cousin and it was really good. It had a generous amount of Nutella in it and was sprinkled with some thick sugar.
Then my crêpe came! It was so good. I’ve only had sweet crepes but I don’t think I ever want a sweet crêpe again. I believe cheese is sprinkled on the crêpe maker before the crêpe batter is put on. Then they put sautéed mushrooms with goat cheese on the crêpe before folding it over to serve. It was so decadent and rich. I advise sharing.
I like the the indoor seating and out door seating, I like how they have complimentary lemon water, and I like how their savory foods are really affordable. Their pastries are a bit pricey but definitely worth it. I can have a delicious breakfast, brunch, or lunch here for less than $ 10.
I rated it a 5 for affordability, I-can’t-make-this-at-home factor, taste, and the how bad I want to go back factor. Two thumbs up.

La Belle Terre is a cute French bakery near Paymons Restaurant and Nothing Bundt Cakes. When we first arrived, the bakery reeked of a hard cleaning agent that made my eyes water! I understand it was about 1hr 30 min to closing but damn that was some strong stuff. They should of cleaned after the store closed.
My bf and I went here a few times already. Their products are not so bad. We tried their croissants and we thought it lacked in flavor. It’s not as rich compared to other croissants.
The macarons are tiny but it was pretty good.
The Baba Rum cake was really dry. I’m not a fan.

Ok I am tempted to give them one star after my most recent experience. Let me talk about the bad then I will roll with the good about this French bakery.
I stopped in this morning to grab my normal small baguette with brie and a small latte. To my dismay they have raised their prices on my little bit of paradise. Now I don’t want to be overly critical and I am willing to pay for good food and or service but this isn’t right.
Normally I pay $ 1.30 for my «roll» and .50 to add brie. The «chalk board» menu states «.50 to add to any item». Today the lovely gentleman charged me $ 5.50 for my bit of brie. When I confronted him he said the prices on the board are not accurate so he handed me a paper menu with the update prices. Ok, I’ll accept that but this new paper menu says «$ 1.00 to add things like butter, jam…» I ask why he didn’t charge me the $ 1.00. He said I created a sandwich. I reminded him I come in once a week for my snackwich and what I pay. He said if I didn’t like it I don’t have to take it. Not very customer service oriented. I just think that the «chalk board» menu and the paper menu should reflect proper prices. I added cheese to a roll.
Ok enough with the negative. This place has awesome food. From the Croque Madame to the Croque Monsieur. These sandwiches are insanely tasty and are served with a small side salad and a great balsamic dressing. The coffee/​espresso is way better than any Starbucks or Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf you may enjoy. They offer great sweet treats and quiche too.
Parking is pretty easy at this place. They do have bike parking and an outdoor sitting area. You could bring your pup to hang out while you eat your great meal.
Todays snafu won’t stop me from coming here. Yes I’m annoyed but I’m not chopping my nose off to spite my face… or tastebuds…

My wife and I had breakfast here twice, and both times we were very pleased with the food. This restaurant is a nice change of pace from our usual selection of pancake houses. Every food item we have tried was delightful. The ambiance was pleasant and fairly quiet.
The only minor complaint I have is that both times we visited I ordered a danish and both times they forgot to give it to me until I reminded them about it.