Beard Papa’s is Bringing Its Cream Puff Back to Las Vegas

This time around, the brand is getting off the Strip and focusing on Las Vegas locals

Neil Cooney
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Beard Papa’s made its first foray into Las Vegas back in 2014 opening, inside F.A.M.E. (“Food, Art, Music, Entertainment”) at The Linq. F.A.M.E., which boasted eight different food purveyors including a Fuku Burger, was fated to close the next year. Now, some years later, Beard Papa’s is preparing to open another location, in suite 110 at 7325 Rainbow Blvd.

“We hope to bring the cream puff back to Vegas,” franchise owner Ken told What Now on Thursday, mentioning the previous outpost at The Linq. “That was kind of an inconvenient place for locals.”

And it will likely be locals, rather than tourists, enjoying Beard Papa’s build-your-own approach to the cream puff on Rainbow Blvd. It works like this: first, pick your outer shell from choices like Green Tea Éclair, Honey Butter, Crispy Almond, and more; then select a filling (Vanilla, Green Tea, or Chocolate).

The result is what the Beard Papa’s calls the world’s best cream puffs, and they may be right. The recipe has delighted people since 1999, when Yuji Hirota (called “Beard Papa” for his fluffy white beard), opened a bakery in Osaka, Japan. Beard Papa’s now has 400 locations worldwide.

The location on Rainbow is part of a cluster of eateries on the southeast corner of the S Rainbow BlvdW Warm Springs Rd intersection. These include Ohjah Japanese Steakhouse, Kung Fu Tea, and Rubio’s Coastal Grill.

Beard Papa’s on Rainbow Blvd is working toward an opening in October.

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Neil Cooney is a freelance writer. He has received an MFA in Creative Writing from Syracuse University, and his work has been published in the Masters Review. Based in Nashville, he spends his free time cooking Korean food and studying chess.
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