Lisa Vanderpump is bringing a little bit of Europe to Las Vegas!
3:44 PM PDT, April 22, 2022If you are using ad-blocking software, please disable it and reload the page.Johnny Depp Trial: Physician Says Chef Found Fingertip on Kitche…Blac Chyna Requests Break After Seeing Her Nude Photos During Co…‘This Is Us’ Cast on Coming to Terms With Saying Goodbye to Seri…Inside Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas’ Lives as New Parents The theme of the restaurant is"a rainy day in Paris," which is clear from the decor.
The proud owner adds,"It's just got that very cozy feeling. We have great French music. We mix it up. It's sexy, it's Vegas. There's a little bit of naughty going on."
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