La Maison de Maggie
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3455 S Durango Dr #112, Las Vegas
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La Maison de Maggie Reviews
Wow amazing restaurant the best crepes in Las Vegas I recommend this place if you’re craving for real French food. Quiches croque Monsieur croissant are really the best. Had a Lavazza cappuccino as well that was like in a French cafe in Paris.
If you look for authenticity that’s the place to come to !
Heard so much good word about the crepes on here and now that I have tried them, I can say both the galettes and crepes were amazing. I love grand marnier, and so the Suzette crepe was particularly fun as it was flambeed in it. It was very flavorful too. I also got the Sophie with salmon and that was delicious as well. The bread and croissants are made in house and are very on point! The owner, Maggie is super friendly and she makes you feel at home. She loves her customers. This...read full review
Tres Magnifique! C’etais la debute parfaite de mon anniversaire. Chaque bouchée etait aussie bonne que la premiere. Merci Beaucoup, Maggie.
Wonderful! The perfect start to my birthday. Each bite was just as good as the first. Thank you, Maggie :)
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La Maison de Maggie is a charming French-themed restaurant that offers an authentic dining experience. The food portions are reasonable, making it an excellent choice for light eaters or those seeking a light meal before or after visiting the nearby park. The pricing is described as "middle of the road," providing a balanced value.
The atmosphere is distinctly French, with an outdoor cafe-like setting, although the lack of a true outdoor space can sometimes feel a bit awkward. Despite this, the service is praised as good, personal, and inviting, which enhances the overall experience. The restaurant has a warm and welcoming vibe, with French radio playing and the owner speaking French, adding to the Parisian feel.
The menu features a variety of delectable options, such as the Polo Galette, Salmon with Lemon and chive cream cheese, Brenda (a brie cheese, honey, and walnut sandwich), and a ham, bacon, and cheese quiche. Customers have described the food as "amazingly good," and the owner, Maggie, makes her own bread and learned to cook from her mother and grandmother. The Sugar Crepes are highly recommended as "to die for," and the Chestnut jam crepe is enjoyed by many, with some wishing they could buy a jar to take home. The Tomato & brie quiche is available, though some find it best to heat it up later.
Recent visits have shown strong community support, especially on the owner's last day before closing for good. Service remains excellent, and dishes like the croque madame with a sunny side up egg are praised for being tasty and filling, served alongside a salad. The restaurant also offers bottomless mimosas for $18, and they use stainless steel re-usable straws, emphasizing eco-friendliness.
Overall, La Maison de Maggie provides a delightful culinary journey to a Parisian bistro, with authentic food, good service, and a charming atmosphere that keeps guests coming back.