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    Chéri Rooftop is a French restaurant perched up the Eiffel Tower in Paris Las Vegas, which means you're dining in a replica of a landmark while looking at the real Strip. Expect Champagne, caviar cones, and a steak tartare that suits the date-night dress code. The chocolate soufflé takes an extra 15 minutes, a delay that couples tend to find suspiciously convenient. Eater lists it among its romantic restaurants in town.

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    • Caviar cones

      “Start with a pair of caviar cones before ordering the steak tartare, duck au poivre and Tartiflette for Two (a shareable portion of potatoes gratin).”

      Eater
    • Steak tartare

      “Start with a pair of caviar cones before ordering the steak tartare, duck au poivre and Tartiflette for Two (a shareable portion of potatoes gratin).”

      Eater
    • Duck au poivre

      “Start with a pair of caviar cones before ordering the steak tartare, duck au poivre and Tartiflette for Two (a shareable portion of potatoes gratin).”

      Eater
    • Valrhona chocolate soufflé

      “Finish with the Valrhona chocolate soufflé—which takes an extra 15 minutes—so you can gaze into each other’s eyes a little longer.”

      Eater

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