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19 Hot New Brunches to Try in Las Vegas

A cheat sheet to the best new brunch options around town

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Las Vegas continues to roll out new dining options for brunch. The meal that combines breakfast and lunch on the weekend finds new places to shine and expands with revamped menus and hours at other restaurants. Here is a look at 19 new brunches all over the city that can make any weekend feel like a reason to celebrate.

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Park On Fremont

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This whimsical restaurant and bar that resembles a secret garden recently introduced a boozy butterfly-themed brunch that takes place every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The lively setting features a live DJ, colorful specialty cocktails and a choice of croissant sandwiches or fried chicken with waffles, eggs and bacon. Groups can order cocktails large enough to serve four guests such as the Patio Pounder, a bottle of Prosecco with your choice of cranberry, pineapple or orange juice, for as little as $35.

White tea pot with blue butterflies on a blue garden table next to a tea cup and cocktail glass filled with pink liquid with blue butterfly garnishes.
Buttterfly Brunch cocktails.
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La Mona Rosa

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Available from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday through Sunday, La Mona Rosa’s brunch menu includes El Nopal tacos, made with grilled cactus, charred Mexican onions, tomato and queso cotija; and Poloze Rojo, pork guajillo soup with hominy, avocado, cabbage, oregano served with salsa macha spread atop an heirloom corn tostada; among others that include vegetarian options. Several signature cocktails complement the menu, including Mexico City michelada, made with Mexican lager, house sangrita, hatch chili and cucumber.

Sautéed shrimp taco with green bell peppers, onions, cheese, salsa and cilantro.
El Governado tacos.
Courtesy of Corner Bar Management

Lotus of Siam - Red Rock

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Once a month, Lotus of Siam at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa’s “Champagne Party Brunch” comes with live DJs and bottle service presentations. Sweet and savory brunch dishes include shrimp toast with sweet-chili soy and toasted sesame, Thai-style steak & eggs with jasmine rice, and Koong Sarong served with crispy bacon and wonton-wrapped shrimp with sweet and sour sauce. The next party brunch takes place on November 11. Proper Brunch is available Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For table reservations, email brunch@lotusredrock.com

Rouge Room

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Rouge Room’s new Sunday Brunch is available both poolside and inside the lounge at the Red Rock Resort and Casino. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Sunday Brunch menu includes French toast ($16) with bergamot anglaise and whipped mascarpone, breakfast sandwiches ($17) on a croissant with truffle mayo and muenster cheese, a fried chicken sandwich ($24), and croque madame ($20). Sunday Brunch also offers bottomless rose and mimosas ($40) and bottomless caviar service ($200 per person).

Rouge Room brunch.
Rouge Room brunch.
Louiie Victa

1228 Main

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Brunch is now served from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, with a full-service brunch on Sundays at this new downtown restaurant. Brunch selections include the breakfast sando made with rosemary focaccia, crisp bacon, griddled eggs, pimento and Tillamook cheddar. There’s also Napa Valley smoked salmon served with a potato latke, a dish of Tunisian Shakshuka with fried eggs and toasted sourdough, and the baked croissant French toast with Chantilly cream. Bottomless mimosas and draft beer are $30 with a two-hour limit.

1228 Main.
1228 Main.
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Queen Las Vegas

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Every Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m., Las Vegas’ newest LGBTQ+ restaurant will serve “Queen’s Drag Brunch,” the ultimate drag show with a full Rupaul’s Drag Race cast of characters. For $75 per person, the all-inclusive brunch will feature multiple show-stopping performances by Queen’s resident lineup featuring RuPaul’s Drag Race alums, brunch dishes, and bottomless mimosas. For an additional $45, guests can upgrade to all-you-can-drink featuring a full menu of specialty brunch cocktails and signature shots.

Fine Company

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This new neighborhood restaurant in Downtown Summerlin serves brunch Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Since opening in September, guests have been lining up early to order a loaf of its banana bread, which sells out almost daily. Other popular items include the brown butter pancakes, açaí bowl, and salt and pepper shrimp served with fennel salad and Calabrian chili oil.

Hand pours syrup over a round white plate with golden brown pancakes and cup of coffee on the side.
Brown butter pancakes
Louiie Victa

Casa Playa

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The new “Brunch Mexicano” at Casa Playa is served every Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for $85 per person. Guests can make their own beef birria, carnitas, or cauliflower al pastor tacos from the interactive station and order freely from the brunch menu that includes masa pancakes, chicken tinga enchiladas, and huevos rancheros.

Orange flowers drip from the ceiling in an empty dining room with beige chairs and blue carpet with tropical plants.
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Douglas Friedman

LAVO Italian Restaurant

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Party brunch is back a Lavo. Every Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. the Italian restaurant hosts brunch with dancing on tables, bottle-popping presentations, and high-energy music. It’d be worth going just for the banana costume-clad cocktail waitresses and the thrill of dancing beneath fog machines at 2 p.m. — but the food is also actually good with options like waffles, avocado toast with truffle, flambéed Dutch baby pancakes, and cocktails big enough to share with the table.

Villa Azur Las Vegas

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The clubby night spot now offers brunch. Brunch is served from 11 a.m. and the party ramps up around 1 or 2 p.m. with a DJ, high-energy music, and roaming performers who will get you up and out of your seat. Start with bottomless mimosas, cocktails, or wine by the glass. Brunch includes crispy tuna bites, French toast, crispy chicken sandwiches, and lemon fettuccini pasta.

Buddy V's Ristorante

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Buddy Valastro’s Italian brunch buffet has all-you-can-eat antipasto stations, scrambled eggs and roasted potato hash, a carving station with roasted maple glazed ham and grilled peppercorn-crusted steak, and a chef’s corner of Italian classics. For dessert, the sweets station offers cannoli tiramisu and Italian doughnuts. Brunch is available every Sunday from 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. for $55 per adult and $24 per child under 10. Bottomless cocktails, beer, and wine is available for $20 more. 

CHICA Las Vegas

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To celebrate six years on the Strip, Chef Lorena Garcia recently debuted a new brunch menu that fuses Latin and Mexican cuisine. New menu highlights include jamon serrano avocado toast, chilled hibiscus and strawberry king salmon aguachile, and CDMX Wagyu tartare serve with lime guajillo-arbol salsa. The new dishes are complemented by a selection of mimosas, bloody Marys, or an espresso martini with a choice of liquor. Brunch is served seven days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Thin slices of ham on top of vegetables and bread sitting on an outdoor table with greenery in the background.
Jamón serrano avocado toast.
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RPM Italian Las Vegas

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RPM Italian at The Forum Shops at Caesars will launch a new brunch that will be available every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Guests can enjoy dishes such as prosciutto benedict, eggs in purgatory, and panettone French toast with orange honey whipped cream. In addition to a menu of brunch cocktails, it also will feature bottomless bubbles featuring Giuliana Prosecco with choice of classic or tropical strawberry-lavender mimosas for $40 per person.

A partial overhead picture of sunny side up eggs in a circular dish filled with red tomato sauce, green basil leaves and croutons. A couple of uncracked brown eggs and sprig of dried herbs sit beside the dish on a white marble counter.
Eggs in purgatory at RPM Italian at The Forum Shops at Caesars.
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Laguna Pool House & Kitchen

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Curated with the help of Jolene Mannina of Secret Burger, Soul Sunday brunch at Laguna Pool House & Kitchen at the Palms Place offers loads of brunch classics like shrimp and grits, pastrami hash, challah French toast, and more. For large groups, go all in on brunch towers, seafood towers, and smoked salmon Dutch babies. It’s offered from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Laguna Pool House & Kitchen.
Laguna Pool House & Kitchen.
Laguna Pool House & Kitchen

Ocean Prime Las Vegas

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Take in mid-morning views of the Las Vegas Strip from Ocean Prime’s outdoor terrace. Whether seated in the open air or in its tan and cool blue dining rooms, start your Saturday or Sunday with icy seafood towers, super fresh sushi rolls, truffle omelets, crabcake eggs Benedict, brioche French toast, and short rib surf and turf. Add a peach bellini, bloody Mary, or even mimosa bottle service.

Toca Madera Las Vegas

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Toca Madera Las Vegas serves brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. The high-energy Mexican steakhouse filled with trees and fire elements features dishes like tres leches french toast, vanilla cast iron pancakes, breakfast enchiladas, breakfast burritos, and brunch-only cocktails.

A thick slice of  French toast with vanilla ice cream and berries.
Tres leche French toast
Louiie Victa

Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar

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On Sundays, stop in for Game Day brunch with a menu that includes smoked salmon lox flat bread, caviar lobster rolls, smoked brisket chilaquiles, Dutch baby cast iron pancakes, and crème brûlée French toast with warm banana and walnut. Watch football with beer towers and a bloody Mary cart.

Park On Fremont

This whimsical restaurant and bar that resembles a secret garden recently introduced a boozy butterfly-themed brunch that takes place every Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. The lively setting features a live DJ, colorful specialty cocktails and a choice of croissant sandwiches or fried chicken with waffles, eggs and bacon. Groups can order cocktails large enough to serve four guests such as the Patio Pounder, a bottle of Prosecco with your choice of cranberry, pineapple or orange juice, for as little as $35.

White tea pot with blue butterflies on a blue garden table next to a tea cup and cocktail glass filled with pink liquid with blue butterfly garnishes.
Buttterfly Brunch cocktails.
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La Mona Rosa

Available from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday through Sunday, La Mona Rosa’s brunch menu includes El Nopal tacos, made with grilled cactus, charred Mexican onions, tomato and queso cotija; and Poloze Rojo, pork guajillo soup with hominy, avocado, cabbage, oregano served with salsa macha spread atop an heirloom corn tostada; among others that include vegetarian options. Several signature cocktails complement the menu, including Mexico City michelada, made with Mexican lager, house sangrita, hatch chili and cucumber.

Sautéed shrimp taco with green bell peppers, onions, cheese, salsa and cilantro.
El Governado tacos.
Courtesy of Corner Bar Management

Lotus of Siam - Red Rock

Once a month, Lotus of Siam at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa’s “Champagne Party Brunch” comes with live DJs and bottle service presentations. Sweet and savory brunch dishes include shrimp toast with sweet-chili soy and toasted sesame, Thai-style steak & eggs with jasmine rice, and Koong Sarong served with crispy bacon and wonton-wrapped shrimp with sweet and sour sauce. The next party brunch takes place on November 11. Proper Brunch is available Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For table reservations, email brunch@lotusredrock.com

Rouge Room

Rouge Room’s new Sunday Brunch is available both poolside and inside the lounge at the Red Rock Resort and Casino. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Sunday Brunch menu includes French toast ($16) with bergamot anglaise and whipped mascarpone, breakfast sandwiches ($17) on a croissant with truffle mayo and muenster cheese, a fried chicken sandwich ($24), and croque madame ($20). Sunday Brunch also offers bottomless rose and mimosas ($40) and bottomless caviar service ($200 per person).

Rouge Room brunch.
Rouge Room brunch.
Louiie Victa

1228 Main

Brunch is now served from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Saturday and Sunday, with a full-service brunch on Sundays at this new downtown restaurant. Brunch selections include the breakfast sando made with rosemary focaccia, crisp bacon, griddled eggs, pimento and Tillamook cheddar. There’s also Napa Valley smoked salmon served with a potato latke, a dish of Tunisian Shakshuka with fried eggs and toasted sourdough, and the baked croissant French toast with Chantilly cream. Bottomless mimosas and draft beer are $30 with a two-hour limit.

1228 Main.
1228 Main.
Jeff Green

Queen Las Vegas

Every Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m., Las Vegas’ newest LGBTQ+ restaurant will serve “Queen’s Drag Brunch,” the ultimate drag show with a full Rupaul’s Drag Race cast of characters. For $75 per person, the all-inclusive brunch will feature multiple show-stopping performances by Queen’s resident lineup featuring RuPaul’s Drag Race alums, brunch dishes, and bottomless mimosas. For an additional $45, guests can upgrade to all-you-can-drink featuring a full menu of specialty brunch cocktails and signature shots.

Fine Company

This new neighborhood restaurant in Downtown Summerlin serves brunch Wednesday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Since opening in September, guests have been lining up early to order a loaf of its banana bread, which sells out almost daily. Other popular items include the brown butter pancakes, açaí bowl, and salt and pepper shrimp served with fennel salad and Calabrian chili oil.

Hand pours syrup over a round white plate with golden brown pancakes and cup of coffee on the side.
Brown butter pancakes
Louiie Victa

Casa Playa

The new “Brunch Mexicano” at Casa Playa is served every Saturday and Sunday from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for $85 per person. Guests can make their own beef birria, carnitas, or cauliflower al pastor tacos from the interactive station and order freely from the brunch menu that includes masa pancakes, chicken tinga enchiladas, and huevos rancheros.

Orange flowers drip from the ceiling in an empty dining room with beige chairs and blue carpet with tropical plants.
Dining room
Douglas Friedman

LAVO Italian Restaurant

Party brunch is back a Lavo. Every Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. the Italian restaurant hosts brunch with dancing on tables, bottle-popping presentations, and high-energy music. It’d be worth going just for the banana costume-clad cocktail waitresses and the thrill of dancing beneath fog machines at 2 p.m. — but the food is also actually good with options like waffles, avocado toast with truffle, flambéed Dutch baby pancakes, and cocktails big enough to share with the table.

Villa Azur Las Vegas

The clubby night spot now offers brunch. Brunch is served from 11 a.m. and the party ramps up around 1 or 2 p.m. with a DJ, high-energy music, and roaming performers who will get you up and out of your seat. Start with bottomless mimosas, cocktails, or wine by the glass. Brunch includes crispy tuna bites, French toast, crispy chicken sandwiches, and lemon fettuccini pasta.

Buddy V's Ristorante

Buddy Valastro’s Italian brunch buffet has all-you-can-eat antipasto stations, scrambled eggs and roasted potato hash, a carving station with roasted maple glazed ham and grilled peppercorn-crusted steak, and a chef’s corner of Italian classics. For dessert, the sweets station offers cannoli tiramisu and Italian doughnuts. Brunch is available every Sunday from 10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. for $55 per adult and $24 per child under 10. Bottomless cocktails, beer, and wine is available for $20 more. 

CHICA Las Vegas

To celebrate six years on the Strip, Chef Lorena Garcia recently debuted a new brunch menu that fuses Latin and Mexican cuisine. New menu highlights include jamon serrano avocado toast, chilled hibiscus and strawberry king salmon aguachile, and CDMX Wagyu tartare serve with lime guajillo-arbol salsa. The new dishes are complemented by a selection of mimosas, bloody Marys, or an espresso martini with a choice of liquor. Brunch is served seven days a week from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Thin slices of ham on top of vegetables and bread sitting on an outdoor table with greenery in the background.
Jamón serrano avocado toast.
Courtesy of CHICA Las Vegas

RPM Italian Las Vegas

RPM Italian at The Forum Shops at Caesars will launch a new brunch that will be available every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Guests can enjoy dishes such as prosciutto benedict, eggs in purgatory, and panettone French toast with orange honey whipped cream. In addition to a menu of brunch cocktails, it also will feature bottomless bubbles featuring Giuliana Prosecco with choice of classic or tropical strawberry-lavender mimosas for $40 per person.

A partial overhead picture of sunny side up eggs in a circular dish filled with red tomato sauce, green basil leaves and croutons. A couple of uncracked brown eggs and sprig of dried herbs sit beside the dish on a white marble counter.
Eggs in purgatory at RPM Italian at The Forum Shops at Caesars.
Courtesy of RPM Italian

Laguna Pool House & Kitchen

Curated with the help of Jolene Mannina of Secret Burger, Soul Sunday brunch at Laguna Pool House & Kitchen at the Palms Place offers loads of brunch classics like shrimp and grits, pastrami hash, challah French toast, and more. For large groups, go all in on brunch towers, seafood towers, and smoked salmon Dutch babies. It’s offered from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Laguna Pool House & Kitchen.
Laguna Pool House & Kitchen.
Laguna Pool House & Kitchen

Ocean Prime Las Vegas

Take in mid-morning views of the Las Vegas Strip from Ocean Prime’s outdoor terrace. Whether seated in the open air or in its tan and cool blue dining rooms, start your Saturday or Sunday with icy seafood towers, super fresh sushi rolls, truffle omelets, crabcake eggs Benedict, brioche French toast, and short rib surf and turf. Add a peach bellini, bloody Mary, or even mimosa bottle service.

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Toca Madera Las Vegas

Toca Madera Las Vegas serves brunch every Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. The high-energy Mexican steakhouse filled with trees and fire elements features dishes like tres leches french toast, vanilla cast iron pancakes, breakfast enchiladas, breakfast burritos, and brunch-only cocktails.

A thick slice of  French toast with vanilla ice cream and berries.
Tres leche French toast
Louiie Victa

Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar

On Sundays, stop in for Game Day brunch with a menu that includes smoked salmon lox flat bread, caviar lobster rolls, smoked brisket chilaquiles, Dutch baby cast iron pancakes, and crème brûlée French toast with warm banana and walnut. Watch football with beer towers and a bloody Mary cart.

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