Best Brunch Spots in the Las Vegas Area
There’s no shortage of brunch spots in Las Vegas. Whether you want somewhere to recover from a big night out, a place for mimosas with the girls, or a restaurant suitable for the whole family, you have your choice of amazing brunches. There are new spots popping up all the time in Las Vegas, so you can always find somewhere you’ve never tried before.
Visitors and Las Vegas residents alike have a huge choice of incredible brunch spots throughout the city. From beautiful views to delicious food and drink, discover the best brunch in Las Vegas with this guide.
Bardot Brasserie
If you’re looking for a brunch spot with a vintage Parisian feel, brunch at Bardot Brasserie is for you. Although it offers a refined setting, it still keeps things casual for a fun brunch on The Strip. On the menu, you’ll find plenty of brunch classics elevated to give you something a bit more special. Try the French toast with vanilla mascarpone or caviar deviled eggs, and opt for a bottomless rose brunch if you want to keep the drinks flowing. Brunch is from Friday to Sunday, from 9 am to 2 pm.
Park On Fremont
People who prefer a quirky brunch spot will love the style of Park On Fremont. This restaurant and bar with its eclectic design runs brunch on Saturdays and Sundays, with a few different options. On Saturdays, the Butterfly Brunch features a butterfly-themed menu, specialty cocktails, and a live DJ to keep the atmosphere upbeat. Sundays offer the choice of bottomless mimosas or a Burger Brunch, with beers and the restaurant’s signature burgers.
Bouchon
Another French spot, this bistro and oyster bar delivers rustic fare that’s perfect for a relaxed brunch in Las Vegas. Tucked out of the way of the busy casino center of the city, this spot by Thomas Keller at The Venetian offers spots inside by the tall windows or outside on the patio. The menu offers French classics, including various pastries, escargot, and steak frites. Brunch at the weekend (Thursday to Sunday) starts at the early hour of 8 am, so there’s plenty of opportunity to book a time that suits you.
La Mona Rosa
Not everyone wants croissants and French toast for their brunch. If you’re looking for the best brunch places in Las Vegas that have something a little different on the menu, La Mona Rosa is a great option. The Mexican restaurant offers up tacos, chilaquiles, huevo ranchero, corn flour pancakes, and more. Brunch is available on Saturdays and Sundays, with special brunch events like the Pink Brunch giving diners fun menu choices.
Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar
Do you prefer somewhere you can have brunch and watch the game at the same time? Flanker is a popular spot for doing just that thanks to its 30-foot LED screen. Of course, it’s not just the sport that matters if brunch is your plan. But you’ll be happy to know that the food and drink offerings aren’t to be sniffed at, either. Tuck into smoked brisket chilaquiles, creme brulee French toast, or red velvet waffle dippers, and wash it all down with a breakfast cocktail or mimosa. Healthy options are available too, if you prefer a yogurt parfait or avocado smash.
Rouge Room
Pick a poolside brunch or dine inside the lounge at Rouge Room, located at the Red Rock Resort and Casino. Available from 10 am to 4 pm on Sundays, the relatively new brunch puts a spin on classic options. Indulge in crispy buttered brioche toasts or a croque madame and explore their martini menu, cocktails, mocktails, or selection of wines and beers.
LAVO Las Vegas
Brunch doesn’t always have to be when you’re coming down from a hard night of partying. It can be the beginning of the party (or maybe the end of it) too. The Saturday Party Brunch at LAVO follows this philosophy, turning brunch from a sophisticated affair into a lively atmosphere. The nightclub-style offering spices things up for people who prefer their brunch with a DJ and table dancing. Arguably more of a lunch than a brunch, it starts at noon every Saturday and runs until 6 pm. If it’s not really your vibe, the Italian restaurant also gives the option of an endless brunch on Sunday, with a slightly more usual time of 10 am to 2 pm.
1228 Main
Head to the heart of the Arts District for this brunch location, which describes itself as having “San Francisco sensibility”. If you want a taste of California in Las Vegas, you’ll find it at this downtown restaurant. Brunch is served on Saturdays and Sundays and features hand-crafted pastries, classic dishes such as Quiche Lorraine and corned beef hash, and dishes ranging from Tunisian shakshuka to a Wagyu burger. On the drinks menu, you’ll find teas and coffees, draft beer, and cocktails.
Tableau
Something of a hidden gem and yet an iconic brunch spot at the same time, Tableau is a top option for a Las Vegas brunch. Have brunch in the colorful dining room, where sunlight streams in through the windows, or sit out on the patio and enjoy your food poolside instead. Get started with a juice, smoothie, or coffee, before ordering from the extensive food menu. There are plates to share, cereals, elevated offerings such as pork belly and lobster, a range of breakfast entrees, sides, appetizers, and salads too.
El Dorado Cantina
Another Mexican restaurant option, El Dorado Cantina is found in the Tivoli Village shopping area downtown. The broad menu selection features plantain fritas, a green pozole, chorizo and eggs enchilada, and some excellent veggie options. Those with a sweet tooth will enjoy the churro waffle, tres leches French toast, and the fresh watermelon salad for something a little healthier. Served on Saturdays and Sundays, brunch at El Dorado Cantina also features the option of bottomless Bloody Marys or mimosas, as well as a variety of other drinks. Sangria is available in pitchers, while High Noon can be bought in buckets.
Fine Company
Brunch is often a weekend affair, so it’s always great to find somewhere that offers it during the week. New restaurant Fine Company serves brunch every day until 2 pm, with a choice of brunch plates and egg dishes. Choose from banana bread, brown butter pancakes, bacon and eggs, the breakfast burger, and more. Explore the wine, cocktails, and beer to accompany your food, or stick to non-alcoholic mocktails.
DW Bistro
Do something different with a brunch menu that’s largely a combination of Jamaican and New Mexican cuisine. DW Bistro is an off-strip eatery that offers a bright and airy spot to get your brunch on. Open only 10-3 on Saturdays and Sundays, there’s plenty of time to enjoy a leisurely brunch. Kick things off with a pastry basket, pesto torte, or flautas, or try the omelet or quiche of the day. Try the French toast souffle or jerk fried chicken and waffles. If you’re learning toward lunch rather than breakfast, pick a main like the New Mexican red chile pork bowl. Choose alcohol or coffee as your beverage, or combine the two with an Irish coffee, espresso martini, or DW white Russian.
Catch
Diners who are looking for “the vibe” in Las Vegas might just find it at Catch. A popular location with celebrity visitors, the restaurant brings Asian influences to its menu. From sushi to eggs, there’s something for everyone at this seafood-focused eatery. Health-conscious diners might be interested in the greens and grains, while those looking to indulge might go for the breakfast burrito with a side of truffle parmesan fries. Cinnamon roll pancakes and waffles offer sweet options too. Take a look at the wine, cocktails, or maybe sake to go with your food.
Echo & Rig
Meat eaters will love the menu at Echo & Rig, where there is an in-house butcher. The steakhouse is naturally the place to be if steak and eggs is your breakfast of choice, but that’s not all that’s on the menu. Their weekend brunch menu features classic brunch dishes, as well as burgers, sandwiches, salads, and small plates. There’s also shrimp and oysters, plus brunch cocktails, including bottomless Bloody Marys. Brunch is available 10-3 and the butcher shop is open until 7, so there’s time to get something to take home with you too.
Eggslut
As you might have guessed, eggs are the star of the show at the whimsically-named Eggslut. Their signature dishes include the Fairfax Sandwich, with soft-scrambled eggs, chives, caramelized onions, cheddar cheese, and sriracha mayo on a warm brioche bun. Bread can be subbed for salad on all their sandwiches and there’s a variety of soft drinks and alcoholic options. You can get started early thanks to the 7 am opening time at the restaurant, which is based at The Cosmopolitan, or have a later lunch with closing time at 3 pm Friday-Sunday.
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Las Vegas has endless places to enjoy brunch, whether you’re looking for a relaxed or party vibe. There’s something for everyone among the best Las Vegas brunch spots., including Las Vegas locals. If you’re looking to move to Las Vegas, Signature Management LV can help you today. Contact us today to learn all about our apartment communities in Las Vegas today.
