Late Night Food in Las Vegas 2026: 24-Hour and After-Midnight Eats

Las Vegas is one of the few American cities where you can sit down to a proper meal at 3 a.m. But "open 24 hours" is less universal than it used to be: many restaurants that once never closed now shut at midnight or 2 a.m., or run 24 hours only on weekends.

The hours below were taken from each restaurant's own site, or its resort's, in September 2026. Late-night hours change more than any others, so check on the night you go, especially midweek.

Open 24 Hours

Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge (north Strip)

The classic. A 1972 coffee shop at 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S, between Wynn and Resorts World, with neon, huge plates and its Fireside Lounge. The Peppermill lists these hours:

• Thursday to Sunday: open 24 hours.
• Monday to Wednesday: 7 a.m. to 2 a.m., last seating 1:15 a.m.
• Fireside Lounge "Reverse Happy Hour": 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Monday to Thursday, midnight to 3 a.m. Friday to Sunday.

Portions are big enough to share, and breakfast is served around the clock.

Café Americano (Caesars Palace)

Caesars lists Café Americano as open 24 hours daily, with American and Latin dishes and a wide choice of sides. It is the easiest round-the-clock sit-down meal in the middle of the Strip.

Coronado Cafe (South Point)

South Point's coffee shop serves its American menu of breakfast, lunch and dinner 24 hours a day. The resort's Starbucks is also open 24 hours. It is at the far south end of Las Vegas Blvd, so it suits visitors staying there or driving.

Earl of Sandwich (Planet Hollywood)

The sandwich counter at Planet Hollywood, 3667 Las Vegas Blvd S, lists 24-hour opening every day. It is the cheapest round-the-clock meal on the center Strip: order at the counter and eat in or take it back to the room.

Saginaw's Delicatessen (Circa, downtown)

Circa lists its Jewish-style deli as open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, with breakfast, lunch and dinner all night: Reubens, matzo ball soup, latkes and eggs Benedict. It is the downtown answer to a 3 a.m. meal off Fremont Street.

The Golden Tiki (Chinatown)

A tiki bar at 3939 Spring Mountain Rd that is open 24 hours, 21 and over only, with food and an "Up All Night Happy Hour" from 1 to 4 a.m. It is a bar first, but the most reliable place for a bite and a drink in Chinatown after the restaurants close.

Other casino cafés

Many resorts, on and off the Strip, still keep one café or coffee shop open all night, particularly locals' casinos and downtown. Hours change, so look at the resort's dining page for the day you are going rather than assuming.

Open Until 1 A.M. or Later

• Gordon Ramsay Burger (Planet Hollywood): Caesars lists it as closing at 1 a.m. A good choice after a show on the center Strip.
• Caramella Italian Restaurant & Lounge (Planet Hollywood): also listed as closing at 1 a.m.
• The Peppermill on weeknights: until 2 a.m., with last seating at 1:15 a.m.

After the Clubs: Tacos and Slices

Tacos El Gordo

The Tijuana-style taquería on the north Strip, at 3041 S. Las Vegas Blvd, has long been the classic post-club stop, and there are other Las Vegas locations on W. Sunset Rd and Losee Rd in North Las Vegas. Its locations page lists 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday to Thursday and 10 a.m. to 4 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Order adobada, the spit-roasted marinated pork. Expect a line on weekend nights.

Pizza by the slice

Slice counters inside resorts and on Fremont Street are the other post-club staple. Hours vary by night and are not always posted, so check the resort's dining page.

Chinatown After Dark

Spring Mountain Road has a reputation as a late-night food district, and some restaurants do stay open past midnight. But many in the main plazas now close between 9 and 11 p.m.: Monta Ramen, for example, closes at 11 p.m., and District One at 10 p.m. Check each restaurant's hours before you ride over. Our Chinatown food guide lists addresses and hours.

Delivery and Room Service

• Delivery apps operate across Las Vegas late at night, but choice shrinks after midnight and waits grow on weekends. Resort towers can be slow to reach; ask whether drivers can come up or you must meet them at the lobby.
• Room service at the big resorts often runs late or all night with a shorter menu after midnight. Expect a delivery charge and a service charge on top of menu prices. Check the in-room menu or the resort's app.
• Convenience stores and pharmacies on the Strip are the cheapest late-night snack, and many stay open very late.

Tips for Eating Late

• Beat the club crowd. Eat before the clubs let out, or wait until later; lines at the popular spots peak in the small hours on weekends.
• Midweek is harder. The Peppermill's 24-hour days are Thursday to Sunday, and other places cut hours midweek too.
• Stay close. After midnight, a restaurant in your own resort or next door beats a long ride across town.
• Drink water before and with a late meal, especially after a night out in the desert heat.

For cheaper meals at any hour, see our cheap eats guide; for breakfast, our breakfast guide.