Best Brunch in Las Vegas 2026: Buffets, Strip Views and Local Favorites

Brunch suits Las Vegas. Late nights make late mornings, and the city offers everything from a 250-dish buffet to a French bistro patio facing the Bellagio fountains. This guide picks the brunches worth planning around, grouped by style, with days and hours taken from each venue's own site in September 2026. Brunch schedules change more often than dinner ones, so confirm before you go.

Quick Picks

Buffet Brunches

Bacchanal Buffet, Caesars Palace

The largest buffet in town: Caesars describes more than 25,000 square feet, 10 kitchens, nine chef-attended action stations and more than 250 dishes. Weekend brunch brings breakfast dishes alongside the seafood and carving stations. Reservations are made through OpenTable, and groups of 13 or more call (866) 733-5827. Bacchanal doesn't open every day, and its prices vary by day and meal, so check the booking page. The cheapest published option in September 2026 was not brunch but an Early Bird Dinner at $69.99, Monday to Thursday from 2:30 to 4 p.m.

The Buffet at Wynn

Wynn's Gourmet Brunch runs daily from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at $59.99 plus tax, with children 3 to 9 at half price. There are no ordinary reservations, but you can buy pre-paid priority seating ($5 per person) up to 30 days ahead for parties of up to six. An Endless Pour drinks package costs $32.99. It is the calmer, more elegant of the two big buffet brunches.

Wicked Spoon, The Cosmopolitan

Known for serving much of its food in small individual portions. It has operated as a brunch buffet in recent years; MGM Resorts' site blocks automated checks, so confirm current days and prices on The Cosmopolitan's dining page.

More on all of these in our buffets guide.

Chef-Driven Brunch on the Strip

Giada, The Vanderpump Hotel

Giada De Laurentiis's restaurant sits at the corner of the Strip and Flamingo Road in the hotel formerly called The Cromwell, now The Vanderpump Hotel. Caesars describes an Italian-inspired brunch with dishes such as breakfast calzones and polenta waffles, served beside floor-to-ceiling open-air windows looking over the Strip, Caesars Palace and the Bellagio fountains. Ask for a window table when you book.

Yardbird, The Venetian

Yardbird's Southern menu, built around fried chicken, biscuits and bourbon, makes a hearty weekend brunch. Its site lists weekend brunch on Saturday and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd.

Bouchon, The Venetian

Thomas Keller's French bistro at The Venetian is a long-standing brunch choice for classic French dishes. Its site did not list breakfast or brunch hours when we checked, so confirm through its reservations page.

STK, The Cosmopolitan

The steakhouse serves a Sunday brunch from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with steakhouse dishes alongside brunch standards. It suits a group that wants a lively room and a proper steak before noon.

Upscale and Relaxed

Tableau, Wynn

Wynn describes Tableau as a refined brunch restaurant with garden views and daytime cocktails, in the Wynn Tower Suites. It opens at 7 a.m. and is one of the quietest, most comfortable brunches on the Strip, well suited to a couple or a conversation.

Terrace Pointe Café, Wynn

Also at Wynn, Terrace Pointe Café serves classic breakfast, brunch and lunch dishes with garden and pool views. It opens at 7 a.m., and is a more casual alternative to Tableau.

Mon Ami Gabi, Paris

The French bistro at Paris has a patio right on the Strip, facing the Bellagio fountains. Its Las Vegas page lists breakfast daily from 7 to 11 a.m. and brunch on Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Book through OpenTable or on 702-944-4224, and ask for the patio if the weather is good.

Casual and Local Favorites

Hash House A Go Go

"Twisted farm food" in famously huge portions: think towering chicken and waffles and skillets big enough to share. There are three Las Vegas locations: at The LINQ (3535 Las Vegas Blvd S), at the Plaza Downtown (1 South Main St) and off-Strip on West Sahara Avenue (6800 West Sahara Ave). Sharing a plate is a sensible way to try it.

Eggslut, The Cosmopolitan

A counter for egg sandwiches and a quick, cheaper brunch. It is open Monday to Thursday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Friday to Sunday from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., for dine-in or takeaway.

Honey Salt, Summerlin

A neighborhood restaurant at 1031 S Rampart Blvd, near the Summerlin resorts, with weekend brunch on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It is a good choice if you're staying off-Strip or heading to Red Rock Canyon.

For more morning options, see our breakfast guide.

Bottomless Drinks

Unlimited mimosa and drinks packages come and go, and prices change often, so treat any list as a starting point. In September 2026, the clearest published package among the brunches here was Wynn Buffet's Endless Pour at $32.99. Before paying for one:

• Ask about limits: most packages have a time window and apply to the whole table or a minimum number of guests.
• Do the math: a package only pays off if you'll drink more than two or three glasses at the menu price.
• Tip on the value, not just the food, as servers keep the glasses full.
• Pace yourself: the desert is dry, and midday drinking dehydrates quickly. Alternate with water.

Best Brunch by Occasion

• Romantic: Tableau, or a window table at Giada.
• Celebration or group: Bacchanal or STK; book ahead and check group policies.
• Families: Wynn's buffet (half price for children 3–9), Hash House A Go Go or Terrace Pointe Café.
• Views: Mon Ami Gabi's patio or Giada's windows.
• Hangover: Yardbird's fried chicken and biscuits, or a Hash House skillet.
• On a budget: Eggslut or a shared Hash House plate.
• Off-Strip: Honey Salt.

Timing and Reservations

• Saturday and Sunday late mornings are the peak. Arrive at opening or after 1 p.m. to avoid the longest waits.
• Book where you can: Bacchanal, Mon Ami Gabi and Giada take reservations; Wynn's buffet sells priority seating instead.
• Check which days count as brunch. Several places serve brunch on weekends only (Honey Salt, Yardbird) or Sunday only (STK); Mon Ami Gabi runs it Friday to Sunday.
• Plan 60 to 90 minutes for a sit-down brunch, and longer for a buffet.
• Holidays: Mother's Day, Easter and New Year's Day brunches book up well ahead and often have special menus and prices.

Practical Tips

• Dress: casual is fine almost everywhere; buffets such as Bacchanal refuse swimwear and require shoes and shirts.
• Dietary needs: buffets make it easy to eat around restrictions; at restaurants, mention allergies when booking.
• Parking: most big Strip resorts charge for parking; Honey Salt and Hash House on West Sahara are easier by car.
• Tipping: 18–20% is customary for table service, including on buffets with a server.

Choosing Your Brunch

For one big Vegas brunch, choose a buffet: Bacchanal for scale, Wynn for polish and a clear price. For a sit-down meal with a view, book Mon Ami Gabi's patio or Giada. For comfort food and value, go to Yardbird or Hash House A Go Go, and if you're off-Strip, Honey Salt. Whatever you choose, book ahead for weekends and check the venue's page for current brunch days. See also our Vegas food guide.