Restaurant Guy Savoy vs Bouchon
Both Bouchon and Restaurant Guy Savoy are praised by professionals. On balance, Bouchon scores slightly better than Restaurant Guy Savoy. Bouchon has a TripExpert Score of 92 with praise from 16 reviewers such as Frommer's, Michelin Guide and Rough Guide.
Restaurant Guy Savoy
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3570 Las Vegas Boulevard, Las Vegas, NV 89109
From $0 /night
Concierge
"A meal here is a staggering (and staggeringly expensive) haute cuisine experience."
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This is refined dining, so leave the kids behind, and avoid the Caesars casino by using the valet off Flamingo Road.
Fodor's
"In an ultra-swank dining room on the second floor of the Augustus Tower, Michelin three-star chef Guy Savoy introduces Vegas gourmands to his masterful creations."
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Zagat
"Deemed "very close to perfection", this "sublime" New French at Caesars Palace – like its Paris sib – gives diners the chance to "luxuriate in the best of everything"."
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BlackBook
"A restaurant coup of epic portions occurred when Guy Savoy chose Las Vegas over New York and San Francisco for his latest U.S. restaurant."
Gayot
19.0
"Expect an all-encompassing experience for the eyes and stomach at Restaurant Guy Savoy at Caesars Palace, the only place in America to savor the cuisine of this celebrated French chef."
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Bouchon
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3355 Las Vegas Blvd South, Las Vegas, NV 89109
From $21 /night
Zagat
4.3
""Amazing from start to finish", Thomas Keller's "fab" French bistro in the Venetian (a spin-off of his Napa original) again wins the Most Popular title in Vegas."
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BlackBook
"Thomas Keller’s take on a Parisian bistro feels nothing like Vegas, with a pewter-topped bar, Duchamp-inspired murals, and view onto a French-style courtyard."
Gayot
14.0
"Gifted chef-restaurateur Thomas Keller... opened a Bouchon restaurant atop The Venetian's Venezia Tower on the Strip."
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Michelin Guide
"Cousin of Thomas Keller's original Bouchon in the Napa Valley, The Venetian's rendition shares the same menu, but is also open for breakfast."
Rough Guide
Star
"Thomas Keller’s spacious recreation of a classic French bistro (the much smaller original is in Napa Valley) is both friendly and affordable."