The best brunch in Las Vegas for a delicious weekend feast

What is it? An Italian restaurant serving light dishes in a vibrant atmosphere.  

Why we love it: Located at Green Valley Ranch Resort in Henderson, this brunch features live music or a deejay, shareable dishes and photo-worthy cocktail towers. The Saturday Brunch Club menu features pizzas, pastas and shellfish, with a new “Girl Brunch” package offered for groups of four or more women. Priced at $40 per person, it includes bottomless mimosas or Aperol spritzes, along with family-style servings of Caesar salad, avocado toast, a caramel sticky bun and a choice of rigatoni alla vodka or mushroom truffle tagliatelle. 

Time Out tip: Bottiglia’s espresso martini tree ($85) is a tower of 12 “mini” cocktails for those needing a big pick-me-up. Other cocktail towers are also available. 

Address: 2300 Paseo Verde Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89052

Brunch hours: Sat 10am–3pm

What is it? A purposely pink lounge at Flamingo.  

Why we love it: Pinky’s brunch at Flamingo is decidedly influenced by Lisa Vanderpump. There are mini pink pancakes, sexy cinnamon rolls and birdcages housing smoked salmon with mini bagels, as well as charcuterie and cheese platters. Deviled eggs topped with caviar and lobster also make the menu, along with tidy shrimp cocktails.

Time Out tip: Pinky’s loves its cocktails, so be sure to try a blood orange mimosa or a spicy bloody Mary.   

Address: 3555 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Fri–Sun 10am–2:15pm

What is it? A Summerlin wine escape with shareable small plates.  

Why we love it: Guests at Ada’s share stories and small plates at this unique Summerlin brunch spot. Pork belly, eggs with dungeness crab, salads and oysters are on the lighter side of the menu with peach bellinis and seasonally flavored mimosas ideal accompaniments.  

Time Out tip: Take a look at the wine list. It was recently named one of the most original on the planet by World of Fine Wine magazine. 

Address: 410 S Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89145

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun noon–3pm

What is it? A classic French restaurant with stellar brunch offerings.  

Why we love it: Weekend brunch here begins early and feels like a Parisian celebration. Michael Mina’s casual, yet elevated, spot at ARIA elevates brunch staples with decadent options like caviar deviled eggs, escargot, steamed mussels, and thick brioche French toast with vanilla mascarpone and almond brittle, with the option to add foie gras. Mimosas or fresh-squeezed juices are a great way to start. 

Time Out tip: Order the shellfish tower. It comes in two sizes and includes caviar service, half a Maine lobster, shrimp cocktail, oysters and a blue crab salad.  

Address: 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Through Aug 3: Fri–Sun 6am–2pm; then Fri–Sun 9am–2pm

What is it? Elegant, bright bistro with a patio makes it the ideal brunch spot.  

Why we love it: At this restaurant and oyster bar, you’ll find French country fare modeled after the cuisine of the original bouchons of Lyon. Delicious for dinner, it’s even better during brunch, when light streams through tall windows and guests chatter on the garden patio over coffee and buttermilk biscuits. Choose from a poached egg with jumbo lump crab or grab the grilled salmon or sausage hash.

Time Out tip: Return for dinner to really experience the cuisine of Michelin-starred chef Thomas Keller of French Laundry fame.  

Address: 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Thu 8am–1pm, Fri–Sun 8am–2pm

What is it? A sunlit room overlooking the Bellagio conservatory serves all-day breakfast. 

Why we love it: This sunny spot is sure to put a smile on your face. Sadelle’s has a fancy, yet approachable, vibe. Tucked near Bellagio’s Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, the space is designed as a colorful, playful extension with bright green serpentine sofas, white clamshell lounge chairs and herringbone parquet floors. The menu is stacked with signature egg dishes, smoked fish towers, and triple-decker sandwiches. Don’s pass on the roving Bloody Mary cart, which uses fresh-pressed juices and house-infused liquors to create three versions of the classic cocktail.

Time Out tip: Celebrating a special event with a large group? The private dining room can accommodate up to 30 people. 

Address: 3600 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Mon–Fri 6am–3pm; Sat, Sun 7am–3pm

What is it? Saying this is a lively brunch is an understatement.  

Why we love it: Just because it’s brunch doesn’t mean the party has to stop. In fact, at 

LAVO's party brunch at Palazzo things are just getting started. This is anything but laid back. It’s a nightclub-type atmosphere where bottle service, loud music and dancing on tables are encouraged. Red velvet pancakes, chicken and waffles, pasta and pizza are all gobbled up quickly so the party can begin. 

Time Out tip: Sunday’s Endless Brunch is a tamer version with unlimited food options and bottomless cocktails. 

Address: 3325 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–2pm

What is it? Wynn’s elegant signature brunch spot.  

Why we love it: Tableau is one of those iconic Las Vegas brunch spots. Whether you dine in the bright, sunlit room or poolside on the patio, Tableau offers a unique and elegant experience. Start with the warm beignets and a chai smoothie, then dig into the lemon ricotta pancakes or some blackened shrimp and grits. 

Time Out tip: If the weather is nice, ask for a table on the patio.  

Address: 3131 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Daily 7:30am–2:30pm

What is it? Latin food with flair.   

Why we love it: Chef Lorena Garcia leans on family recipes and her love of Latin American cuisine to deliver an exceptional brunch at CHICA inside The Venetian. She’s crafted a menu that lures you into wanting more. Tantalizing options include pistachio dulce de leche french toast sticks, birria tacos, and chimichurri chicken sandwiches. 

Time Out tip: Visit on Friday or Saturday (9pm–2am) for CHICA’s lively Latin night.  

Address: 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Daily 8:30am–4pm

What is it? A neighborhood restaurant set on a lake.   

Why we love it: Waterside meals in Las Vegas usually involve a pool or an oversized fountain. But not at Marché Bacchus. This local favorite is a neighborhood French bistro and wine shop in northwest Vegas. Its lakeside locale is best appreciated during Sunday brunch. You’ll find temptations like a lobster and shrimp croissant, a chicken and brie sandwich with fig jam, short ribs and steamed mussels–all without the Strip prices. 

Time Out tip:  Sunday brunch is accompanied by live music. 

Address: 2620 Regatta Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89128

Brunch hours: Mon–Sat 11am–3pm; Sun 10am–3pm

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What is it? A steak joint with a butcher shop.  

Why we love it: The in-house butcher shop at Echo & Rig guarantees a great steak-and-eggs dish and the perfect burger. The brunch menu also features meaty options, including a steakhouse scramble, short rib hash, and thick grilled bacon. But there’s also lemon ricotta pancakes and a Cuban grilled cheese as options.  

Time Out tip: The butcher shop offers high-quality cuts of beef, including some from Cape Grim and Robbins Island, Tasmania, all available for purchase to take home. 

Address: 440 Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, Nevada 89145

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–3pm

What is it? A concert hall and restaurant specializing in Southern comfort food. 

Why we love it: Known primarily for its concert calendar and folk art-filled walls, the House of Blues also cooks a mean buffet brunch accompanied by live gospel singers. Whether you worship at church or the church of chicken and waffles, House of Blues’ gospel brunch is a verified blast. Sing, toast (and eat toast) at this fun-filled all-you-can-eat bonanza. 

Time Out tip: Check out the concert calendar and catch a live show in the legendary venue. 

Address: 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Brunch hours: Sun 10am

What is it? A concert hall and restaurant specializing in Southern comfort food. 

Why we love it: Known primarily for its concert calendar and folk art-filled walls, the House of Blues also cooks a mean buffet brunch accompanied by live gospel singers. Whether you worship at church or the church of chicken and waffles, House of Blues’ gospel brunch is a verified blast. Sing, toast (and eat toast) at this fun-filled all-you-can-eat bonanza. 

Time Out tip: Check out the concert calendar and catch a live show in the legendary venue. 

Address: 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Brunch hours: Sun 10am

What is it: A bright center Strip restaurant with light Italian fare.  

Why we love it: Hovering over the Strip at the Cromwell, Giada De Laurentiis’s eponymous restaurant was built for weekend brunch, and it’s available on Fridays, too. Start with the pastry basket or the ​​cinnamon roll focaccia, then dive into favorites like the polenta waffle, blueberry pancakes or chicken caprese panini. 

Time Out tip: For a bubbly brunch, add limitless La Marca mimosas or try a specialty cocktail like the Bella Luna, which features rhubarb gin, sweet lemon juice and tonic water.  

Address: 3595 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Opening hours: Fri 9am–2:30pm; Sat, Sun 9am–2:15pm

What is it? A restaurant and wine bar with a gourmet market and more than 8,000 wines. 

Why we love it: Wally’s proves brunch isn’t just for weekends. The restaurant and wine bar at Resorts World has a daily one with a very diverse menu. The usual breakfast items (steak and eggs or salmon avocado toast) are mixed among other options, including pizzas, grilled octopus, and truffle gnocchi. 

Time Out tip: Be sure to check out the store and take some gourmet cheese or a bottle of wine with you on the way out.

Address: 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Mon–Fri 10am–5pm; Sat, Sun 9am–5pm 

What is it? A sports bar that serves brunch.  

Why we love it: Flanker is a game-day destination for sports fans who prefer to eat brunch while watching their favorite teams play on a 30-foot LED screen. In addition to Benedicts, smoked brisket chilaquiles, and chicken wings, Flanker throws in some twists like lobster rolls topped with caviar, and ube and coconut French toast. Beer towers, bottomless mimosas and a Bloody Mary cart elevate the game day experience.

Time Out tip: Go bottomless (well, for 90 minutes anyway). Cava bubbles ($30) can be flavored with strawberry, passion fruit or prickly pear puree.  

Address: 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 10am–3pm

What is it? Bobby Flay shows off his take on brunch.  

Why we love it: Bobby Flay’s latest Las Vegas restaurant, Brasserie B, offers French-focused fare. Start with a selection from the raw bar, where you’ll find littleneck clams, oysters and bay scallops. Signature items include wild mushroom gnocchi, a lobster club, and Eggs Royale, Flay’s version of eggs Benedict featuring smoked salmon and a lemon-chive hollandaise. 

Time Out tip: Don’t look past the appetizers like Flay’s homemade potato chips dripping in cheese or the French onion soup.  

Address: 3570 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Brunch hours: Sat, Sun 8am–3:30pm