Forget everything you think you know about brunch in Las Vegas. It’s bigger, bolder, and more glamorous than you imagined! This article takes you through my favorites, with honest feedback gained from a few too many meals in Sin City.
Vegas takes brunch seriously, elevating it from a simple meal with imaginative menus, Instagram-friendly decor, and a sprinkling of drama.
In fact, there are so many great brunch spots that choosing one could be tricky. There are nearly 40 hotels on Las Vegas Boulevard alone, and that’s before you start to look at the restaurants and cafes offering brunch.
To help you choose, I’ve checked out the best brunch spots in Las Vegas. I’m sharing the standout locations that deliver an experience worth lingering over, from exclusive VIP tables to sunlit patios and cozy wine bars.
Read on to discover where to book first.
Delilah at Wynn Las Vegas
- Vibe: Deliciously opulent and Art Deco
- Highlights: Our table raved about the chicken and waffles
Delilah is the opulent modern-day supper club located inside the Wynn Las Vegas hotel.
It’s one of my favorite places for brunch in Las Vegas, with a deluxe Bubble Brunch that combines a delicious menu with live entertainment.
The elevated Bubble Brunch is available on Saturdays and Sundays, and starts with sharing platters of pastries and fresh fruit.
After a course of appetizers, also served for the table to share, you’ll enjoy your choice from a good selection of entrees. These range from a light egg-white omelette to a hearty NY strip steak with scrambled eggs and breakfast potatoes.
The beverage menu includes wines, beers, signature cocktails, and alcohol-free options. You can also upgrade to “Endless Bubbles” for an additional charge.
At $150 per person, Delilah at the Wynn makes an excellent choice for a special occasion brunch. You can read more in my full review of Bubble Brunch at Delilah.
Learn more and book your table at Delilah at Wynn Las Vegas.
The Garden Table at Bellagio
- Vibe: An exclusive brunch at the whimsiest table in Las Vegas
- Highlights: The sumptuous French toast is a decadent treat
You’ll find the most exclusive brunch reservation in Las Vegas at the Bellagio, the famous luxury hotel on Las Vegas Boulevard.
The Garden Table is a single table in the heart of the hotel’s lush Botanical Gardens, surrounded by beautiful planting that changes with the seasons.
Brunch at the Garden Table is a three-course meal paired with endless mimosas. Your brunch starts with delicate pastries and a tower of toasted bagels with cream cheese and assorted toppings.
The small range of options for your second course includes steak and eggs and a decadent, gooey French toast, among others.
Our table all agreed that their main courses were excellent, but save room for the raspberry cheesecake that ends your brunch on a sweet note.
Brunch at the Garden Table is a memorable experience and one of the hottest tickets in Las Vegas. The cost is $145 per person for a maximum of six guests, and you can find out more in my full review of The Garden Table at Bellagio.
Learn more and book The Garden Table at Bellagio.
Sadelle’s Cafe at Bellagio
- Vibe: A lively and sunny brunch spot
- Highlights: Elevate softly scrambled eggs with caviar or trout roe
If your budget doesn’t stretch to a VIP brunch at the Garden Table, Sadelle’s Cafe at the Bellagio is also worth considering.
Sadelle’s supplies brunch dishes for the Garden Table, so you’ll enjoy the same high-quality food but without the exclusive seating or luxury price tag.
Sadelle’s Cafe is a sunny spot overlooking the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens. Its European-inspired design uses bright, playful colors to give the restaurant an elegant yet relaxed ambience.
Brunch is available from early morning until 3 pm daily. The menu features all your usual brunch favorites, signature egg dishes, and triple-decker sandwiches.
The mobile Bloody Mary cart is another novel feature, creating three versions of the classic cocktails with freshly-pressed juices.
Grab a table at Sadelle’s Cafe at Bellagio.
La Fontaine at Fontainebleau
- Vibe: French-inspired cuisine in an exquisite, luxurious setting
- Highlights: The indulgent soufflé pancakes with lemon curd and thyme-scented whipped cream
La Fontaine is one of the best Las Vegas restaurants for a romantic brunch. This glamorous fine dining restaurant is located in the Fontainebleau hotel and promises an iconic Las Vegas brunch.
The decor uses soft curves and a pastel rose and mauve palette to create a romantic ambiance. Glittering chandeliers and blush-pink roses on the tables complete the elegant look.
Executive Chef Laetitia Rouabah’s à la carte menu is equally elegant. It features upscale versions of classic favorites like Lobster Eggs Benedict and a bagel tower with cream cheese and caviar.
The “La Parisienne” omelette is generously filled with smoked ham and cheese sauce, while the La Fontaine American breakfast will keep you feeling full all day!
Brunch is served from 7 am on Sundays, and a three-course prix-fixe menu is available alongside the à la carte menu. You can find out more about my brunch at Fontainebleau in my full review of La Fontaine.
Mon Ami Gabi at the Paris Las Vegas
- Vibe: Lively, upscale, but still fairly relaxed
- Highlights: The Quiche Lorraine is as good as any you’ll find outside France
Located inside the Paris Las Vegas Hotel and Casino, Mon Ami Gabi has been delighting visitors to Las Vegas for 25 years.
This French bistro is a popular brunch spot, thanks to its stylish interior, comfortable atmosphere, and prime view of the Bellagio fountains.
The sunny patio is cooled by misters in the hot Vegas summer and heated in the cooler months. If that still sounds too uncomfortable, the patio inside by the bar will still give you a good view for people-watching.
Brunch here is served from 11 am to 2 pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. The short menu features a delicious range of brunch favourites, including Quiche Lorraine, Corned Beef Hash, and classic Eggs Benedict.
A small selection of breakfast cocktails is also available, including a variety of mimosas and spritz options.
Mon Ami Gabi’s popularity means it can get very crowded and a little bit hectic. I found it to be a little overwhelming, but the food was great. It’s a good option for a budget-friendly brunch with a fun ambiance.
Grab a spot at Mon Ami Gabi.
Bardot Brasserie at the Aria Resort & Casino
- Vibe: Sophisticated, Paris-inspired brunch spot
- Highlights: Don’t miss the Cinnamon Roll Pancakes
Bardot Brasserie is a sophisticated French restaurant at the Aria Resort & Casino, where you can enjoy an upscale brunch.
The oversized brass bar, bistro chairs, and Art Deco-style lamps recreate the look of a 1920s Parisian brasserie
The classic French cuisine at Bardot Brasserie ticks all the brunch boxes.
A variety of sweet and savory dishes feature on Chef Michael Mina’s menu, from bouillabaisse, traditional quiche Lorraine, and steak frites to tempting French toast served with vanilla mascarpone and almond brittle.
Freshly-pressed juices, mimosas, or endless rosé will complement your brunch.
Brunch is served from 9 am til 2 pm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Service may start earlier in the summer months, so check before you visit.
Bouchon at The Venetian Resort
- Vibe: Sophisticated, elegant, and classic French chic
- Highlights: The flavorful merguez hash is a must-try
Brunch at Bouchon will transport you to a Parisian bistro, with classic French flavors and a sophisticated ambiance.
Bouchon is located at The Venetian Resort and is regarded as one of the best French restaurants in Las Vegas.
The bistro-style tile floors and dark wood panelling contrast with the Italianate design elsewhere in the resort, and the business-casual ambiance makes Bouchon an elegant spot for brunch.
Brunch is served from 7 am on Saturday and Sunday mornings inside the sunny bistro or outdoors on the patio.
A wide choice of starters includes flaky French pastries, escargots with parsley-garlic butter, or a buttermilk biscuit with bacon and sausage gravy.
You can follow this with elevated French classics, including steak frites, Croque Madame, and the house-made merguez sausage hash.
American cuisine also appears on the menu, from the full American breakfast to the Wagyu beef cheeseburger and fries.
Tableau at Wynn Las Vegas
- Vibe: A chic brunch spot with beautiful views
- Highlights: The fluffy lemon ricotta pancakes are a popular choice
Located at the luxurious Wynn Las Vegas hotel, Tableau is one of the iconic Las Vegas brunch spots. The hotel is popular with celebrities, so there’s a chance you’ll spot a familiar face here.
The restaurant is set in a garden atrium overlooking the Wynn’s pool. If the weather is fine, you can also brunch on the poolside patio.
Tableau’s menu features seasonal dishes with a good range of vegetarian and vegan options. The kitchen juice bar produces vibrant, fresh-pressed juices, and you can opt for a flight of juices if you’re struggling to choose.
Options range from light salads and acai bowls to heartier options like Steak Frites or Blackened Shrimp and Grits.
You’ll also find all the traditional brunch favorites like Eggs Benedict or bagels with cream cheese and smoked salmon. The decadent Tiramisu French Toast is another tempting option.
Tableau is an excellent choice for a sophisticated brunch, with a business-casual dress code that sees most guests smartly dressed.
However, it’s a popular spot, which can make getting in difficult. Advance reservations are highly recommended.
Bottiglia at Green Valley Ranch Casino
- Vibe: Airy and stylish, perfect for a relaxed brunch
- Highlights: Save room for the Caramel Pecan Sticky Bun
If you’re willing to take a short drive away from the Strip, Bottiglia Cucina & Enoteca at Henderson’s Green Valley Ranch is well worth a visit. The decor at this stylish Italian restaurant uses soft colors and lush greenery to create an inviting, laid-back atmosphere.
Bottiglia serves brunch from 10 am to 3 pm on Saturdays and Sundays. The menu features tempting appetizers like antipasti misti, crispy calamari, or house-made meatballs in a San Marzano tomato sauce.
Alongside regular brunch favorites, you’ll also find a range of salads, pasta dishes, entrees like Chicken Parmesan, and decadent fresh seafood options.
Bottomless beverages on offer include mimosas, Aperol Spritz, or Micheladas, and there’s a good range of other drink options.
The “Girl Brunch” package offers bottomless mimosas or Aperol spritzes and family-style brunch dishes like rigatoni alla vodka, avocado toast, and caramel sticky buns. It’s priced at $40 per person for groups of four or more women.
Ada’s Wine Bar
- Vibe: Cozy, casual, family-like
- Highlights: The menu changes regularly, so expect something new
Originally located off the Strip in Tivoli Village, Ada’s Wine Bar will be reopening soon in its new location on South Casino Boulevard.
Ada’s is famous for its cozy, family-like vibe, perfect for a laid-back weekend brunch.
Brunch at Ada’s Wine Bar is a chance to indulge in comforting yet luxurious food. The menu changes regularly, but expect to see dishes like garlic and chile shrimp with grits, truffle scramble and sourdough, or pannacotta with apple and figs.
The impressive wine list is also worth a second glance. It was named ‘Most Original Wine List’ by World of Fine Wine magazine in 2024 and 2025.
Ada’s serves brunch from 12 pm on Saturdays.
LPM Restaurant & Bar
- Vibe: Chic, French-inspired brunch spot
- Highlights: The decadent tasting menu is perfect for sharing
If you’re looking for a sophisticated location for brunch on the Las Vegas Strip, LPM Las Vegas is a great choice. The stylish French Riviera-inspired decor features light neutral shades, fine linens, and 19th-century gilt mirrors.
The elegance continues through the menu of high-quality Mediterranean food matched by an extensive wine list.
Choose to order your brunch favorites like steak and eggs or Belgian waffles from the à la carte menu, or indulge in LPM’s brunch tasting menu.
This decadent option includes nine sharing dishes, starting with a basket of petit pastries and moving through avocado toast and glazed bacon, ending with sweet treats and French toast.
Endless beverage options are available for an additional cost, with a choice of champagne, wines, beers, cocktails, and mocktails.
LPM Las Vegas serves brunch from 10 am on Saturday and Sunday. Insider tip: ask to be seated in the restaurant’s sunny atrium for the best view of the Strip.
CHICA at The Venetian
- Vibe: An upscale brunch with Latin flair
- Highlights: The pistachio French toast sticks are not to be missed
CHICA at The Venetian has a sophisticated atmosphere that makes you feel like you’re eating brunch in an upscale nightclub.
The low lighting and lush greenery create a tropical vibe, and chef Lorena Garcia’s brunch menu offers something to suit every appetite.
Looking for light and healthy? The acai bowl with house-made granola is perfect, especially paired with one of CHICA’s fresh-pressed juices.
Prefer something more substantial? Try the CHICA birria tacos or chimichurri chicken sandwich, or treat yourself to the luxurious Lobster Benedict served with yuzu butter and chipotle hollandaise.
This menu is so varied and so delicious, you’ll soon be booking a return visit. Luckily, brunch at CHICA is served daily from 8.30 am.
La Cave at Wynn Las Vegas
- Vibe: Butler-style service makes you feel like a VIP
- Highlights: Perfectly-cooked brunch favorites in miniature portions
La Cave Wine & Food Hideaway is an intimate restaurant overlooking the stunning gardens at the Wynn Las Vegas hotel. It offers a delicious menu of modern American small plates, and brunch is served from 9.30 am to 1.30 pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Although the $54 per person brunch is served buffet-style, you won’t be queuing up to serve yourself from a buffet table.
Instead, platters of food are brought to your table by the wait staff. You can make your choice from dishes such as individual beef filet crostini, mini portions of filet mignon eggs Benedict, and tiny stacks of pancakes and waffles.
This unique butler-style presentation will make you feel like a celebrity at a fancy awards event!
For an additional $34 per person, you can sip bottomless beer, wine, and cocktails.
Park on Fremont
- Vibe: Modern, eclectic, whimsical
- Highlights: A brunch menu as colorful as the decor
Park on Fremont offers a vibrant Fremont Street experience in an urban oasis. Visiting this one-of-a-kind restaurant in the heart of downtown Las Vegas lets you enjoy a relaxed brunch inside the restaurant or outside on the colorful patio.
Signature dishes on the brunch menu include chicken tenders served with their house-made waffles and croissant sandwiches filled with smoked ham, egg, and garlic aioli.
You can accompany your brunch with 90 minutes of bottomless mimosas, and add your choice of juices, including unusual options like prickly pear and watermelon.
Park on Fremont serves brunch on Fridays to Sundays, from 11 am to 3 pm. The restaurant also runs occasional brunch events, such as a Burger Brunch and a whimsical Butterfly Brunch.
La Mona Rosa
- Vibe: A lively brunch spot with authentic Mexican dishes
- Highlights: The Papas con Chorizo is a must-try
Head to Las Vegas’s lively Fremont East neighborhood and look out for the bright pink neon monkey. That’s the sign that you’ve found the great Las Vegas brunch spot, La Mona Rosa.
Executive Chef Marquez-Castillo takes you on a culinary journey through central Mexico, with a menu designed for sharing.
There’s a good selection of starters like chicken flautas, pico papalona, and yellowfin tuna ceviche, which you can follow with a choice of tacos and authentic regional entrees.
Popular choices include the Huevo Ranchero, Papas con Chorizo, and Chilaquiles Verdes. Tres Leches pancakes and Churro French toast offer a tempting sweet alternative.
The beverage menu includes a wide selection of wines, beers, cocktails, and non-alcoholic options.
Borracha Mexican Cantina at Green Valley Ranch Casino
- Vibe: Flavorful Mexican dishes in a Dia de los Muertos-inspired setting
- Highlights: Vibrant dishes to banish a hangover
If last night’s party left you feeling jaded, brunch at Borracha Mexican Cantina is the ideal reviver.
Brunch at Borracha Mexican Cantina is available from 11 am on Saturdays and Sundays. The colorful Dia de los Muertos decor sets the scene for a vibrant brunch menu that will soon have you ready to face the rest of the day.
The Chilaquiles offer a perfect remedy for last night’s over-indulgence, and you can tailor it to your taste by adding chicken or pork carnitas.
Other great choices include the breakfast burrito and carne asada fries, while the Borracha twist on French toast adds sweet crema, maple-lime syrup, and fresh guava and strawberries.
You can complement your brunch with a Bloody Maria or a Mexican iced coffee, or opt for a bottomless Guava Mimosa or Michelada.
Lago at the Bellagio
- Vibe: Perfect for people-watching over an indulgent brunch
- Highlights: Fantastic small plates and iconic views
Lago is a modern restaurant, bright and airy. It’s the perfect place for people-watching and also offers an excellent view of the famous Bellagio fountains.
Brunch is served daily here, and the menu features all your favourite brunch dishes like French toast and Eggs Benedict.
If you have a sweet tooth, you’re sure to be tempted by the dessert options like deconstructed cannoli and Lago’s tiramisu.
But the best way to brunch at Lago is by ordering small plates of indulgent antipasti.
Options range from the light whipped ricotta served with fennel pollen and honey to an impressive seafood tower and luxurious Daurenki caviar paired with creamy burrata.
Beverage options include wine by the glass, hand-crafted cocktails, and bottomless mimosas, available in orange, strawberry, and passion fruit versions.
That rounds up my pick of the best brunch spots in Las Vegas. If I had to pick favorites, I’d pick La Fontaine on food, Delilah on entertainment, and The Garden Table on experience. If I could only truly have one, it would be Delilah. Which one would you book for your next brunch?
