Breakfast in Las Vegas ranges from a $10 egg sandwich to a leisurely brunch that somehow costs as much as a domestic flight. These five choices cover quick, scenic, upscale and off-Strip options without pretending every visitor wants bottomless mimosas at 9 AM.
📅 Last updated: August 2026
Quick recommendation: Mon Ami Gabi for a classic Strip breakfast with Bellagio views, Bouchon for an upscale brunch, Eggslut for speed and price, Esther's Kitchen for an excellent local-style brunch, and Wicked Spoon when you want breakfast to become an all-you-can-eat event.
🏆 Quick Picks
- Best breakfast with a view: Mon Ami Gabi
- Best upscale brunch: Bouchon
- Best quick Strip breakfast: Eggslut
- Best local-style brunch: Esther's Kitchen
- Best buffet brunch: Wicked Spoon
1. Mon Ami Gabi — Paris Las Vegas
Mon Ami Gabi is one of the best-positioned breakfast restaurants on the Strip, with a patio facing Bellagio. Breakfast currently runs 7 AM–11 AM.
- Budget: £££
- Location: Paris Las Vegas, Central Strip
- Best for: First-time visitors, couples and scenic breakfasts
- Unique point: Patio views across Las Vegas Boulevard toward Bellagio
- Happy hour: No regular breakfast happy hour identified
💡 TravelWizzard Tip: Patio seating is the reason to come. Join the queue early if the weather is good.
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2. Bouchon — The Venetian
Thomas Keller's French bistro is one of the strongest premium breakfast and brunch choices on the Strip, especially if you want pastries, classic French dishes and a slower meal rather than grab-and-go food.
- Budget: ££££
- Location: The Venetian
- Best for: Couples, food-focused travellers and special breakfasts
- Unique point: Refined French bistro experience inside a major Strip resort
- Happy hour: No breakfast happy hour identified
3. Eggslut — The Cosmopolitan
The easiest choice here for visitors who want a good breakfast without turning it into a two-hour event. The Cosmopolitan location currently opens from 7 AM, closing at 2 PM Monday–Thursday and 3 PM Friday–Sunday.
- Budget: £–££
- Location: The Cosmopolitan
- Best for: Quick breakfasts, solo travellers and budget-conscious Strip visitors
- Unique point: Famous egg sandwiches served in a very convenient Central Strip location
- Happy hour: None
4. Esther's Kitchen — Arts District
Esther's weekend brunch mixes Italian influences with sourdough, pizzas, eggs and seasonal dishes. Current brunch items generally sit around $18–$27, making it considerably more approachable than many premium Strip brunches.
- Budget: ££–£££
- Location: 1131 S Main Street, Arts District
- Best for: Food-focused travellers and visitors exploring Downtown/Arts District
- Unique point: House-made sourdough, Italian-inspired brunch and a genuine neighbourhood-restaurant feel
- Happy hour: No regular brunch happy hour identified
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5. Wicked Spoon — The Cosmopolitan
For visitors who would rather have twenty small breakfast and lunch dishes than choose one sensible plate, Wicked Spoon currently serves its buffet 8 AM–2 PM daily.
- Budget: £££
- Location: The Cosmopolitan
- Best for: Groups, big appetites and brunch-focused days
- Unique point: Small plated buffet portions and a huge variety of sweet and savoury options
- Happy hour: No standard happy hour identified
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