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The Best 24-Hour Restaurants in Las Vegas

No matter what time of day it is, you can find something good to eat at these 15 restaurants

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Las Vegas is the city of no sleep, with bars, nightclubs, casinos and more staying open late or sometimes never closing. For those who have a late night out partying or gambling and hunger strikes, or if those who simply crave a midnight snack while out and about, below are 15 of the best eating establishments that (almost) never close. This list has something for everyone, all available in this town 24 hours a day.

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Saginaw’s Delicatessen

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Shrimp cocktail, matzoh ball soup, blintzes, and corned beef hash — all available around the clock. The menu at this Circa Resort and Casino restaurant is expansive and fit to serve meals from breakfast to late-night.

The queue inside Saginaw’s Deli
Saginaw’s Delicatessen
Louiie Victa

White Castle

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White Castle is best when you’re inebriated, and the people in charge clearly know that, which is why the mini-burger fast food chain is open all night at the Fremont Street Experience. Lines can get packed during the dinner rush, but usually peter out by 1 a.m.

A tray overflowing with White Castle sliders, crinkle cut fries, and sodas.
White Castle
White Castle

Siegel’s 1941

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Even Bugsy Siegel would approve of El Cortez’s Siegel’s 1941 with its clubby feel and American fare, open 24 hours on Fridays and Saturdays. The overnight menu features the Fat Irish Green corned beef hash with three eggs, New York steak and eggs, smoked salmon, a Reuben, and twice-fried chicken wings.

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Siegel’s 1941.
El Cortez

The Martini

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Over on the westside, the Martini dishes flatbreads, drunken burgers, lemon pepper chicken, and bone-in pork chops. From midnight to 6 a.m. and all day on Sundays, the Martini offers a filet mignon special for $15. Yes, you should order a martini, too.

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The Martini.
The Martini

Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant

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Ready to satisfy any craving, and in the setting of a cozy, familiar restaurant, Blueberry Hill is open 24 hours to sling pancakes, chicken fried steak, salads, and perfectly crispy hash browns.

Oyster Bar

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One of the most Vegas experiences involves bellying up at an oyster bar for some bivalves, and Oyster Bar at Palace Station sometimes brings long lines of customers awaiting a seat in front of the live-action kitchen. Steamed clams, oysters on the half shell, homemade chowders, and seafood pastas all draw long lines of customers waiting to eat and ogle the kitchen. Request a spice level with Cajun-style seafood cooked-to-order or order Creole gumbo, Bourbon Street jambalaya, or cioppino 24 hours a day. The pan roasts are a must-order, and don’t miss the late-night opportunity to gulp down $1 oysters.

A seafood dish with clams, shrimp
Oyster Bar at Palace Station.
Palace Station

Starboard Tack

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Starboard Tack keeps the grill on 24 hours a day with dishes such as chicken wings with a Buffalo or grilled jerk sauce, a West Indies fried chicken sandwich, fried chicken fried rice, and loco moco.

Fried chicken fried rice st Starboard Tack
Fried chicken fried rice st Starboard Tack.
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El Dorado Cantina

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El Dorado Cantina serves some of the best chips and salsa in town, no matter what time it is. Traditional Mexican cuisine, along with gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian selections are all available to order here at this restaurant next to Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club. Also open 24 hours at Tivoli Village.

A semi-circle of tacos
Tacos at El Dorado Cantina.
El Dorado Cantina

Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge

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This classic Vegas restaurant used to be open all day prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of summer 2023, it is again open 24 hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. On Monday through Thursday, it is only open from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m., with its last seating at 10 p.m. But on the weekends, you can sit inside the cheery blossom and neon-lined restaurant and order oversized plates of fruit-topped waffles, towering burgers, and savory pasta dishes. Or step inside the vintage velvet-enrobed fireside lounge and order a mudslide to sip from the fountain-side conversation pit.

The interior of The Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge.
Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge.
The Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge

The Golden Tiki

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The Golden Tiki is open all hours of the night to serve banana batidas, painkillers, and mai tais amid the ample tiki decor. Plus, the 24-hour food menu also includes crab rangoons, coconut shrimp, poke bowls, and fried rice, among other tiki-inspired fare.

Fun lanterns hang over the bar at The Golden Tiki
The Golden Tiki
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Shokku Ramen

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Chinatown’s Shokku Ramen serves some of the spiciest ramen in town 24 hours a day. The infamous grim reaper, death bringer shinigami challenge dares diners to finish off 24 ounces of tonkotsu broth, three pounds of noodles, and endure four million Scoville units of pure heat. If the insanely hot dish is eaten within eight minutes, the customer’s $50 meal will be free and their photograph immortalized on the Wall of Warriors.

A ramen dish prepared with a 24-hour broth, now available at Shokku Ramen in Chinatown.
Shokku Ramen.
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Grand Lux Cafe

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When you crave mini cheeseburgers, spinach and artichoke dip, burgers or milkshakes at four in the morning, Grand Lux Cafe in the Venetian is the place to go. Housed inside the Venetian, it’s one of the only all-night spots for gamblers and revelers who need a late night or early morning bite.

The Henry

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This late-night eatery is surprisingly chic, with interesting artwork and mood lighting — a nice departure from the bright lights of 24-hour casino coffee shops. Not open all-day, but open when everything else is closed, it operates from 10 p.m. until 2 p.m., closed only in the afternoon and evening. Indulge in late-night sandwiches, made-to-order beignets, and all-day breakfast.

Side Betty Grill

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Located next to BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar, Side Betty Grill offers all manner of burgers, fries, and wings for late-night, sports-inspired cravings. Bonus: breakfast is served starting at 4 a.m.

Backstage Deli

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Open 24 hours Wednesday through Sunday, this deli at Luxor Hotel and Casino serves a small selection of sandwiches, burgers, and salads. The Jawbreaker is piled high with corned beef and pastrami and the bagel sandwich is stuffed with bacon, eggs, and havarti cheese.

Saginaw’s Delicatessen

Shrimp cocktail, matzoh ball soup, blintzes, and corned beef hash — all available around the clock. The menu at this Circa Resort and Casino restaurant is expansive and fit to serve meals from breakfast to late-night.

The queue inside Saginaw’s Deli
Saginaw’s Delicatessen
Louiie Victa

White Castle

White Castle is best when you’re inebriated, and the people in charge clearly know that, which is why the mini-burger fast food chain is open all night at the Fremont Street Experience. Lines can get packed during the dinner rush, but usually peter out by 1 a.m.

A tray overflowing with White Castle sliders, crinkle cut fries, and sodas.
White Castle
White Castle

Siegel’s 1941

Even Bugsy Siegel would approve of El Cortez’s Siegel’s 1941 with its clubby feel and American fare, open 24 hours on Fridays and Saturdays. The overnight menu features the Fat Irish Green corned beef hash with three eggs, New York steak and eggs, smoked salmon, a Reuben, and twice-fried chicken wings.

<span data-author="211">Siegel’s 1941</span>
Siegel’s 1941.
El Cortez

The Martini

Over on the westside, the Martini dishes flatbreads, drunken burgers, lemon pepper chicken, and bone-in pork chops. From midnight to 6 a.m. and all day on Sundays, the Martini offers a filet mignon special for $15. Yes, you should order a martini, too.

The interior of a bar
The Martini.
The Martini

Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant

Ready to satisfy any craving, and in the setting of a cozy, familiar restaurant, Blueberry Hill is open 24 hours to sling pancakes, chicken fried steak, salads, and perfectly crispy hash browns.

Oyster Bar

One of the most Vegas experiences involves bellying up at an oyster bar for some bivalves, and Oyster Bar at Palace Station sometimes brings long lines of customers awaiting a seat in front of the live-action kitchen. Steamed clams, oysters on the half shell, homemade chowders, and seafood pastas all draw long lines of customers waiting to eat and ogle the kitchen. Request a spice level with Cajun-style seafood cooked-to-order or order Creole gumbo, Bourbon Street jambalaya, or cioppino 24 hours a day. The pan roasts are a must-order, and don’t miss the late-night opportunity to gulp down $1 oysters.

A seafood dish with clams, shrimp
Oyster Bar at Palace Station.
Palace Station

Starboard Tack

Starboard Tack keeps the grill on 24 hours a day with dishes such as chicken wings with a Buffalo or grilled jerk sauce, a West Indies fried chicken sandwich, fried chicken fried rice, and loco moco.

Fried chicken fried rice st Starboard Tack
Fried chicken fried rice st Starboard Tack.
Amelinda B Lee/Eater Vegas

El Dorado Cantina

El Dorado Cantina serves some of the best chips and salsa in town, no matter what time it is. Traditional Mexican cuisine, along with gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian selections are all available to order here at this restaurant next to Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club. Also open 24 hours at Tivoli Village.

A semi-circle of tacos
Tacos at El Dorado Cantina.
El Dorado Cantina

Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge

This classic Vegas restaurant used to be open all day prior to the COVID-19 pandemic. As of summer 2023, it is again open 24 hours on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. On Monday through Thursday, it is only open from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m., with its last seating at 10 p.m. But on the weekends, you can sit inside the cheery blossom and neon-lined restaurant and order oversized plates of fruit-topped waffles, towering burgers, and savory pasta dishes. Or step inside the vintage velvet-enrobed fireside lounge and order a mudslide to sip from the fountain-side conversation pit.

The interior of The Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge.
Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge.
The Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge

The Golden Tiki

The Golden Tiki is open all hours of the night to serve banana batidas, painkillers, and mai tais amid the ample tiki decor. Plus, the 24-hour food menu also includes crab rangoons, coconut shrimp, poke bowls, and fried rice, among other tiki-inspired fare.

Fun lanterns hang over the bar at The Golden Tiki
The Golden Tiki
Amelinda B Lee

Shokku Ramen

Chinatown’s Shokku Ramen serves some of the spiciest ramen in town 24 hours a day. The infamous grim reaper, death bringer shinigami challenge dares diners to finish off 24 ounces of tonkotsu broth, three pounds of noodles, and endure four million Scoville units of pure heat. If the insanely hot dish is eaten within eight minutes, the customer’s $50 meal will be free and their photograph immortalized on the Wall of Warriors.

A ramen dish prepared with a 24-hour broth, now available at Shokku Ramen in Chinatown.
Shokku Ramen.
Shokku Ramen/Facebook

Grand Lux Cafe

When you crave mini cheeseburgers, spinach and artichoke dip, burgers or milkshakes at four in the morning, Grand Lux Cafe in the Venetian is the place to go. Housed inside the Venetian, it’s one of the only all-night spots for gamblers and revelers who need a late night or early morning bite.

The Henry

This late-night eatery is surprisingly chic, with interesting artwork and mood lighting — a nice departure from the bright lights of 24-hour casino coffee shops. Not open all-day, but open when everything else is closed, it operates from 10 p.m. until 2 p.m., closed only in the afternoon and evening. Indulge in late-night sandwiches, made-to-order beignets, and all-day breakfast.

Side Betty Grill

Located next to BetMGM Sportsbook & Bar, Side Betty Grill offers all manner of burgers, fries, and wings for late-night, sports-inspired cravings. Bonus: breakfast is served starting at 4 a.m.

Backstage Deli

Open 24 hours Wednesday through Sunday, this deli at Luxor Hotel and Casino serves a small selection of sandwiches, burgers, and salads. The Jawbreaker is piled high with corned beef and pastrami and the bagel sandwich is stuffed with bacon, eggs, and havarti cheese.

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