Find the best breakfast and brunch in Las Vegas, from cheap Strip eats and classic diners to scenic restaurants, late-night meals and polished weekend brunches, with prices, locations and practical planning advice.
This guide compares 14 breakfast and brunch restaurants across the Strip, Downtown and nearby neighbourhoods. Use the quick picks to find the right option for your budget, location, appetite and schedule.
📅 Last updated: September 2026
VegasWizzard pick: Choose Mon Ami Gabi for Strip views, Peppermill for old-school atmosphere, Bouchon for upscale brunch, Esther's Kitchen for a food-focused local meal and Eggslut when speed matters more than ceremony.
⚡ Quick Picks: Morning & Brunch Spots
Ideal for | Restaurant | Area | Budget |
Strip views | Mon Ami Gabi | Paris | $$$ |
Old-school atmosphere | Peppermill | North Strip | $$ |
Upscale brunch | Bouchon | The Venetian | $$$ |
Local weekend brunch | Esther's Kitchen | Arts District | $$–$$$ |
Quick morning stop | Eggslut | The Cosmopolitan | $–$$ |
Buffet brunch | Wicked Spoon | The Cosmopolitan | $$$ |
Polished dining | Tableau | Wynn | $$$ |
Huge portions | Hash House A Go Go | The LINQ / West Sahara | $$ |
Late-night breakfast | The Henry | The Cosmopolitan | $$–$$$ |
Downtown coffee | PublicUs | Fremont East | $$ |
Budget key: $ = usually under $15 per person; $$ = around $15–30; $$$ = around $30–50+. Prices vary by order and do not include drinks, tax or tip.
🏆 14 Breakfast & Brunch Restaurants Worth Knowing
1. Mon Ami Gabi — Paris
Ideal for: Bellagio views and a slower morning
Area: Central Strip
Budget: $$$
Availability: Breakfast served daily from early morning; patio seating is especially popular.
Mon Ami Gabi is one of the best first-trip choices because the patio faces the Strip and Bellagio, giving you a memorable setting rather than a generic hotel dining room. French-influenced breakfast dishes, pastries and coffee make it especially good for a slower morning before sightseeing. Arrive earlier if you want the patio.
What to order: French-inspired breakfast dishes, pastries and coffee.
Good to know: Patio seating is weather-dependent and popular during busy periods.
📍 Open Mon Ami Gabi in Google Maps
2. Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge
Ideal for: Classic old-school atmosphere and big portions
Area: North Strip
Budget: $$
Availability: Open late daily; Thursday through Sunday is the strongest choice for an especially late or early breakfast.
Peppermill pairs neon, oversized booths, the Fireside Lounge and very large portions. It is a strong choice when you want retro atmosphere and one substantial meal to carry you through much of the day.
What to order: Omelettes, pancakes, French toast or another classic diner breakfast.
Good to know: Portions are generous, so sharing can make sense for lighter appetites.
📍 Open Peppermill in Google Maps
3. Bouchon — The Venetian
Ideal for: Upscale French brunch and special occasions
Area: The Venetian
Budget: $$$
Availability: Brunch runs Thursday through Sunday, with slightly longer service Friday to Sunday.
Thomas Keller's Bouchon combines French bistro dishes, pastries and a polished dining room. Weekend brunch is popular, so reserve ahead if it is a priority.
What to order: French pastries, waffles and classic French-style brunch dishes.
Good to know: This is one of the better choices for a proper sit-down brunch rather than a quick breakfast.
🌐 Official website and reservations
4. Esther's Kitchen
Ideal for: Food-focused local brunch and Arts District days
Area: Arts District
Budget: $$–$$$
Availability: Weekend brunch is served Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.; weekday lunch is also available.
Esther's Kitchen pairs house-made sourdough and Italian influences with an Arts District location that works well alongside breweries, galleries, vintage shops and Downtown. It is a good option when you want a destination meal rather than a convenient casino breakfast.
What to order: House-made sourdough and seasonal Italian-influenced brunch dishes.
Good to know: Reservations are sensible for larger groups and popular weekend periods.
📍 Open Esther's Kitchen in Google Maps
🌐 Official website, menu and reservations
5. Eggslut
Ideal for: A quick egg sandwich or takeaway
Area: The Cosmopolitan / Central Strip
Budget: $–$$
Availability: Open from 7 a.m.; weekday closing is earlier than Friday to Sunday.
Eggslut specialises in made-to-order egg sandwiches and compact dishes. It works when you want something better than a pastry without turning the meal into a two-hour event. Queues can build during peak periods, so going early remains the least glamorous but most effective travel hack on Earth.
What to order: A signature egg sandwich or the Slut, subject to the current menu.
Good to know: Dine-in and takeaway are available, making it useful before sightseeing or a tour.
📍 Open Eggslut at The Cosmopolitan in Google Maps
6. Wicked Spoon — The Cosmopolitan
Ideal for: Buffet variety and larger appetites
Area: Central Strip
Budget: $$$
Availability: Morning buffet service runs daily, with current service generally finishing early afternoon.
Wicked Spoon serves many buffet dishes in smaller individual portions, making it easier to sample several items. Choose it when brunch is part of the day's entertainment rather than when you need something quick.
What to order: A mixture of the rotating seasonal dishes, breakfast classics and desserts.
Good to know: Check the current buffet schedule and pricing before travelling, as service times and prices can change.
📍 Open Wicked Spoon in Google Maps
🌐 Official website, menu and reservations
🍽️ Compare more options in the buffet guide
7. Tableau — Wynn
Ideal for: Refined daytime dining and quieter mornings
Area: Wynn Tower Suites / North Strip
Budget: $$$
Availability: Brunch is served daily from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Tableau offers refined American daytime dining in a calmer setting than a large buffet. It suits travellers around Wynn, Encore or the north Strip who want a quieter premium option.
What to order: A polished breakfast or brunch dish from the current seasonal menu.
Good to know: Resort-casual dress is appropriate, and children under five are welcome.
🌐 Official website, menu and reservations
8. Hash House A Go Go
Ideal for: Huge American portions and groups
Area: The LINQ on the Strip or West Sahara off-Strip
Budget: $$
Availability: Hours vary by location. The LINQ serves from early morning until mid-afternoon on most weekdays and later on Friday and Saturday; West Sahara generally serves breakfast through mid-afternoon.
Hash House A Go Go is known for enormous portions, tractor-sized pancakes, hashes and over-the-top American diner classics. Sharing is often sensible if you want to preserve some capacity for the rest of the day.
What to order: Tractor-sized pancakes, hash dishes or the signature Sage Fried Chicken Benedict.
Good to know: The former Rio location is no longer operating. Use one of the clearly labelled current Google Maps links below.
📍 Google Maps — Hash House A Go Go at The LINQ
📍 Google Maps — Hash House A Go Go West Sahara
🌐 Official LINQ location, menu and reservations
🌐 Official West Sahara location, menu and reservations
9. Sadelle's — Bellagio
Ideal for: Stylish central Strip dining
Area: Bellagio
Budget: $$$
Availability: Breakfast, brunch and lunch are served daily; weekday service starts earlier than weekend service.
Sadelle's combines a polished New York-inspired café feel with one of the most convenient locations on the central Strip. Bagels, eggs, pancakes and brunch classics make it easy for groups where nobody wants the same thing.
Its Bellagio setting makes it particularly useful before exploring the Conservatory, fountains or nearby Caesars Palace and Paris.
What to order: Eggs Benedict, sticky buns, bagels or another classic brunch dish.
Good to know: It is a practical choice when you want a sit-down meal close to several major attractions.
📍 Open Sadelle's at Bellagio in Google Maps
10. BabyStacks Cafe
Ideal for: Pancakes and neighbourhood value
Area: Multiple Las Vegas and Henderson locations
Budget: $–$$
Availability: Hours vary by branch; check the official locations page before setting out.
BabyStacks is a local specialist known particularly for signature pancakes, Filipino-Hawaiian specialities and a broad menu of morning favourites. It is a good example of why travellers with a car do not need to keep paying resort prices every morning.
What to order: Signature pancakes or one of the Filipino-Hawaiian breakfast specialities.
Good to know: Choose the branch that fits your itinerary rather than crossing the city solely to eat.
📍 Find BabyStacks in Google Maps
🌐 Official website, menu and locations
11. Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant
Ideal for: Traditional diner food and made-from-scratch pancakes
Area: Four off-Strip locations
Budget: $$
Availability: Hours vary by branch, with some locations open 24 hours and others operating approximately 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Blueberry Hill has served the area since 1987, with buttermilk pancakes, waffles, French toast, omelettes and diner classics. Four branches make it useful for families and groups when one already fits the day's route.
What to order: Made-from-scratch pancakes, Belgian waffles or an omelette.
Good to know: This is one of the more practical options for families and travellers with a car.
📍 Find Blueberry Hill in Google Maps
🌐 Official website, menu and locations
12. Siegel's Bagelmania
Ideal for: Fresh bagels, deli food and takeaway
Area: Convention Center / north Strip
Budget: $$
Availability: The Convention Center location is open daily from 6 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Siegel's Bagelmania is a Jewish deli and bakery beside the Convention Center, serving bagels, schmears, egg sandwiches, smoked fish and house-baked breads. It is convenient for Resorts World, Fontainebleau and north Strip stays, with takeaway available.
What to order: A fresh bagel with schmear, egg sandwich or smoked-fish breakfast.
Good to know: The Harry Reid Airport counter is temporarily closed, so use the Convention Center location.
📍 Open Siegel's Bagelmania in Google Maps
🌐 Official website, menu and location details
13. PublicUs
Ideal for: Coffee and a lighter Downtown meal
Area: Fremont East
Budget: $$
Availability: Typically open daily from around 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.; confirm before travelling.
PublicUs is an independent café for good coffee and a lighter meal away from casino restaurants, making it particularly useful for Downtown mornings.
What to order: Coffee, pastries and a lighter breakfast or lunch dish.
Good to know: It is a useful starting point for exploring Fremont East and the Downtown Arts District.
📍 Open PublicUs in Google Maps
14. The Henry — The Cosmopolitan
Ideal for: Convenient sit-down dining and late-night breakfast
Area: The Cosmopolitan
Budget: $$–$$$
Availability: Open daily from 10 p.m. through 2 p.m., making it one of the most useful late-night and early-morning options on the Strip.
The Henry offers familiar morning favourites in a central sit-down setting at The Cosmopolitan, convenient for Bellagio, ARIA and Planet Hollywood. Its unusual hours make it particularly useful after a late night or before an early activity.
What to order: A familiar breakfast favourite from the current menu.
Good to know: It is not a traditional all-day breakfast restaurant, so check the current service window before arriving.
📍 Open The Henry in Google Maps
🌐 Official website, menu and reservations
🧭 Breakfast & Brunch Planning Tips
- For the Strip: Mon Ami Gabi, Bouchon, Sadelle's, Tableau, Eggslut and The Henry are the most convenient choices. Choose mainly by location, budget and how long you want the meal to take.
- For cheaper breakfasts: Eggslut, BabyStacks, Blueberry Hill, PublicUs and Siegel's Bagelmania generally offer better value than full-service resort restaurants.
- For late-night or early-morning food: Peppermill and The Henry are the strongest options. The Henry is particularly convenient on the central Strip.
- For weekend brunch: Bouchon, Esther's Kitchen, Tableau and Wicked Spoon are the best places to prioritise. Reservations are sensible for popular weekends.
- For huge portions: Peppermill and Hash House A Go Go are the obvious choices.
- For families: Blueberry Hill, BabyStacks and Hash House A Go Go offer familiar menus and generous portions.
- For Downtown: PublicUs works well for coffee and a lighter start, while Esther's Kitchen suits a longer meal in the Arts District.
- For tours or early activities: Eggslut, Siegel's Bagelmania and takeaway from several cafés can save time.
❓ Breakfast & Brunch FAQs
Where should first-time visitors eat on the Strip?
Mon Ami Gabi is the strongest first-time pick for its Bellagio-facing patio; choose Bouchon for upscale brunch, Sadelle's for a convenient central location or Eggslut for speed.
Where can I find a cheaper morning meal?
Fast-casual counters and off-Strip cafés are generally cheaper than full-service resorts. Eggslut, BabyStacks, Blueberry Hill, PublicUs and Siegel's Bagelmania are useful starting points.
Which restaurants serve breakfast late at night?
The Henry operates late at night and into the afternoon, while Peppermill is another dependable option for travellers eating outside normal breakfast hours.
Do I need reservations for brunch?
For premium restaurants such as Bouchon, Tableau and popular weekend brunches, reservations are sensible. Casual cafés and fast-casual breakfast places usually do not require them.
What time should I eat to avoid queues?
Earlier is usually easier, particularly on weekends, when popular Strip restaurants can become busy from mid-morning onward.
What are good options near Bellagio?
Mon Ami Gabi at Paris and Sadelle's inside Bellagio are both excellent choices, with The Henry and Eggslut nearby at The Cosmopolitan.
Where should I eat near the Las Vegas Convention Center?
Siegel's Bagelmania is the most convenient choice for fresh bagels, deli food and takeaway.
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