10 Best Brunches in Las Vegas (May 2024)

Las Vegas is an experience that should sit high up on anyone's bucket list. Sin City attracts over 30 million visitors per year, and not just to visit the magnificent casinos and enjoy the party life. It is also a modern culinary epicentre, boasting all sorts of dining places from fast food joints to lavish, award-winning restaurants run by the world's most well-known celebrity chefs. Usually, for breakfast, we like to sit in and freshen up with a few light snacks, and by lunch, we have worked up quite the appetite. However, with all the amazing options to pick from, it is all too easy to knock yourself out with something heavy and delicious. So why not take the middle ground? Here are some of the top places in Vegas to enjoy brunch. You can have all sorts, from exotic seafood trays to gourmet sandwiches.

1. The Venetian Resort – Bouchon

On the subject of celebrity restaurants, Bouchon is a fine dining restaurant in the Venetian and is run by Thomas Keller. Keller is a Michelin-star chef who has a keen knowledge of French cuisine and is known for his outstanding taste. If you visit Bouchon, you should bring along a wad of cash, it is not the cheapest place to have brunch, but it is an experience like no other. Parisian pastries, exquisite seafood, zesty salads and Benedicte with crab are all specialities that you can find at Bouchon. The brunch menu is served on Thursdays from 8 am to 1 pm and on Fridays through Saturdays from 8 am to 2 pm.

Located on the Vegas Strip, the Venetian has a mighty 120,000 square feet dedicated to gaming and over 1,800 slot machines with all sorts of denominations. In addition to this, there is an exclusive poker room and a large sportsbook.

• Casino: 120,000 square feet – two floors for slots
• Slots: 1,800 machines, with penny denominations up to $5,000 a spin
• Table Games: 250+ games including Millionaire Progressive side bet option
• Poker: Limits starting at $4/$8, lots of tournaments
• Sportsbook: William Hill Sportsbook

2. Bellagio Casino Resort – Sadelle's Cafe

Bellagio is right in the middle of the Vegas Strip, so as a tourist you will pass it many times. For brunch, you can pop into Sadelle's Cafe, which has views of Bellagio's Conservatory and Botanical Gardens to enhance your dining experience. The cafe opens from 6 am and stays open until 3 pm except for Fridays and Saturdays when it closes at 11 pm. There is quite a big menu of items to pick from, including signature dishes such as eggs Benedict, sticky buns and chopped salads. It is not extremely expensive either, so feel free to order sides of hash browns, pork sausages, bagel & cream cheese and avocado.

Bellagio Casino has a massive selection of games, distributed over 150,000 square feet. It has over 2,300 slot machines and includes the famous Club Prive, where you can browse the fine whiskey and cigar collection.

• Casino: Over 150,000 square feet
• Slots: 2,300 games including jackpots of up to $2 million
• Table Games: 135 table games and Club Prive
• Poker: 40 tables and two high-limit areas
• Sportsbook: BetMGM Sportsbook, 5,600 square foot venue and 99 racing monitors

3. JW Marriott (Ramparts Casino) – Market Place

JW Marriott is a spa resort that is located in Summerlin, which is further West of the Vegas Strip. Though it is not right in the heart of the action, the Marriott has tonnes of great features, including the Market Place. This is a buffet that features culinary action stations and patio dining. On Saturdays and Sundays, you can take part in the Champagne Brunch, which includes waffles, made-to-order omelettes, eggs benedict and corned beef hash.

Within the JW Marriott Resort and Spa, you can find Rampart Casino, which has over 57,000 square feet of gaming space and a unique variety of casino games.

• Casino: 57,000 square feet of gaming space
• Slots: 1,400 slot machines including classic and legacy machines
• Table Games: 30 table games
• Bingo: 316-seat Bingo Room, next to Market Place
• Sportsbook: 6,000 square foot venue with over 80 TVs

4. The Cromwell – Giada

The Cromwell is another casino that is right in the heart of the Vegas Strip and is just opposite the illustrious Caesars Palace. Within this resort, you can eat a traditional Italian brunch, from 9 am to 3 pm on Fridays to Sundays. As can be expected from an Italian diner, you can get some visually aesthetic meals, including the likes of breakfast calzones, polenta waffles, and chilled seafood. Giada may be a bit pricey, but it is definitely worth eating at if you want to treat yourself.

The Cromwell does not have the largest casino on the strip, far from it, but it was named a Top 10 Best US Casino by USA Today. It has slots, table games and even a Caesars Sportsbook, where you can watch all the action in style.

• Casino: 40,000 square foot casino
• Slots: 440 slot machines
• Table Games: 66 tables
• Sportsbook: Small boutique venue with sportsbook, special promotions for NFL

5. Main Street Station Casino – Garden Court

Garden Court offers brunch every day and you will not have to break the bank to eat here either. It has elegant Victorian decor that will certainly perk you up for your meal and specialises in Southern and International cuisine. It has a buffet feeling to it, with numerous stations in which you can find different delicacies and offerings. One of our favourite buffets here is the Thanksgiving Buffet, which includes Peel & Eat Shrimp, rosemary and sage stuffing, bread pudding & warm rum sauce, and of course, fresh sage & butter-roasted turkey breast.

One of the most exciting things about Main Street is that the casino hotel also has a brewery. For an additional eccentric feature, a piece of the original Berlin Wall is located in the resort. The casino is full of rare antiques and has many quirks to attract gamers.

• Casino: 28,000 square feet of gaming space
• Slots: 900 slots and poker machines
• Table Games: 25 games including Blackjack, Roulette Craps, and numerous variants
• Sportsbook: In-house Triple 7 Restaurant and Microbrewery, with lounge for watching sports

6. Mandalay Bay Casino Resort – Border Grill

Mandalay Bay has a wondrous set of restaurants in its enormous casino and resort, which is on the Southern part of the Vegas Strip. One that stands out from brunch enthusiasts is Border Grill, which opens from 11 am on weekdays and 10 am on weekends. Think Mexican food, but with a modern twist. Some signature dishes at the diner include green corn tamales, baja ceviche, chicken poblano enchiladas and Yucatan pork. The unlimited small plates are a must for foodies, and there is a bottomless mimosas promotion to kickstart your day.

While you are at Mandalay Bay, you may as well take a look at the casino. It houses over 140,000 square feet of gaming space, where you can find over 1,200 slots and video poker machines. The sportsbook, by BetMGM, offers enclosed VIP luxury boxes too, to give you the ultimate sports betting experience.

• Casino: Over 140,000 square foot game floor
• Slots: 1,200 gaming machines, from $0.01 to $100 per play
• Table Games: 122 games including Let It Ride, Caribbean Stud, mini Baccarat
• Poker: $60-$1,000 buy-ins at regular poker tournaments
• Sportsbook: BetMGM Sportsbook with VIP boxes

7. Wynn Las Vegas – La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway

Wynn Las Vegas is a massive hotel casino resort on the Vegas Strip that offers it all. In addition to countless casino games, a golf course, nightclubs and live entertainment, you can also try out many excellent restaurants. At brunch, it is worth checking into La Cave, which is a wine and food hideaway with four thematic rooms. Brunch is served from 9.30 am to 1.390 pm on weekends only, and features chicken wings, short rib hash, NY egg sandwiches, and loads more. For $34 you can also have bottomless drinks, from an exceptional selection of wines.

The casino measures 188,000 square feet of gaming space (including the Encore Casino area) and has more than 1,800 gaming machines. There is also a poker room, which features two daily poker tournaments, offering a total of $220,000 in weekly prize pools.

• Casino: 111,000 square feet (188,000 with Encore)
• Slots: 1,800 games including denominations of up to $1,000 per play
• Table Games: Two gaming floors with over 160 table games
• Poker: 24/7 poker room with 27 tables and x2 daily tournaments
• Sportsbook: 16,000 square foot Sportsbook, powered by WynnBet

8. Palms Resort Casino – AYCE

Palms Resort is on Flamingo Road just off the Vegas Strip and has a sweet brunch spot called AYCE Buffet. If you have not guessed, AYCE stands for all-you-can-eat and offers a brunch menu during weekends, from 9 am to 4 pm. Pronounced “ace”, this restaurant seats 250 guests and has seven food stations, including The Roastery, Sweet & Light, Smoke & Fire and The Hearth. It truly has a great mixture of worldly foods, including all sorts of seafood and a great carving station for red meats.

Palms Casino Resort is owned by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians. It has a 94,000 square foot casino with 1,500 slots, a high-limit room and a William Hill Sportsbook.

• Casino: 94,000 square feet
• Slots: Over 1,500 games including high-limit slots
• Table Games: 50 tables including exclusive Bonus Spin Xtreme
• Sportsbook: Sportsbook powered by William Hill, with a 36′ x 9′ video wall

9. Resorts World Las Vegas – The Kitchen

Resorts World Las Vegas is located on the Vegas Strip and has a mall, resort, casino and tonnes of excellent dining options. For brunch lovers, The Kitchen is a perfect place to catch an early brunch. Its opening times are from 6 am to 11 pm, and The Kitchen is full of classic options such as sandwiches, burgers, salads, and more. Some of the most popular dishes at this diner include Texas Scramble, French Toast Croque Madam, Vegan Burrito, and Hangover Burger. The prices will not hurt your wallet, and it offers an all-you-can-eat breakfast dining experience too.

Resorts World is in a prime location, right on the Vegas Strip, and has a massive casino boasting 117,000 square feet of gaming space and 1,400 slot machines. One of the main perks of this casino is that it accepts cryptocurrency and has cashless slots and table games.

• Casino: 117,000 square feet, accepts cryptocurrency
• Slots: 1,400 games and cashless options too
• Table Games: 117 tables with cashless options
• Poker: 30 tables, daily tournaments and a VIP lounge
• Sportsbook: Dawg House Sports Bar with live entertainment

10. Red Rock Casino – Lotus of Siam

Red Rock Casino is on Charleston Boulevard, not far from the Vegas Strip. It features a branch of the famous Lotus of Siam restaurant brand, which produces some seriously delicious and scrumptious Thai foods. This authentic restaurant opens between 11 am and 4 pm for brunch, and you can either order from the brunch menu or book a “party brunch” reservation. the party brunch includes special deals such as an open bar for ladies, and extra champagne so you can enjoy your meal to the fullest. Our favourite meals on the menu can be selected from the Brunch Exclusives: Duck Fried Rice, Thai Style Roto and Chili Basil with Steamed Mussels.

When you have finished brunch, then you can get your game on at the Red Rock Casino. It has over 2,700 gaming machines including endless progressives. Then, there are over 200 personal TVs in the Sportsbook VIP section, so you can watch games in private groups. Alternatively, you can join the fray and watch in the common lounge for an electric atmosphere.

• Casino: Over 118,000 square feet of casino floor space
• Slots: Over 2,700 gaming machines including 100% Payback Video Poker
• Table Games: Over 60 tables including electronic table games
• Bingo: 610-seater Bingo lounge
• Sportsbook: Massive sportsbook with 96-foot viewing wall

Check Out the Casinos After Brunch

After a delicious meal, there is nothing quite like taking a stroll through a massive casino. In opulent surroundings, you can explore large selections of games. At any point, you can jump in on the action yourself. With some luck, you can turn a profit, covering your next delicious brunch in Vegas.