While formally a French restaurant the decor would not remind you of France in any way. It is a more brasserie, modern. You probably won't be staring inward as the restaurant has one of the better views of the LV strip you will find.

The service was friendly and they were accepting of my bringing my own wine.

French onion soup was one of the best I have ever had.
Custom coffee drink was insanely expensive $15 with basically coffee and kahlua.
Entree was very good and well cooked.

The restaurant was mostly empty when I was there. It is a very large restaurant. If you seat yourself far away from the 'casino' area you can get a more peaceful dinner. Ask for a window seat.

Service was very young and 'perky'. This is not bad at all but young servers need to be trained on some of basics of service. This is actually quite a nice restaurant that deserves experienced servers. Mine was dressed like "MaryAnn" from the Gilligan's Island. This was quite strange but didn't bother me much (it will bother someone eventually).