15 Brunch Spots on the Strip to Satisfy Your Rumbling Tummy

Breakfast in Vegas before 10:00? That might be uncommon for most vacationers, unless you stayed up all night and venture into the sunlight to find food that'll calm the threat of a looming hangover.

Lunch? It may be seemingly far away if you're searching for a place to settle the quake in your stomach fast. Brunch is known to be between 10-12 but can be served until 3pm. These yummy restaurants are found up and down the strip, so no matter where you're staying (or end up) you'll be able to find a location near you to have the first meal of your day.

Locations listed begin farthest north in Las Vegas and work their way south…

Brunch Spots on the Strip

The Charcoal Room at Santa Fe Station

This award-winning steakhouse serves brunch entrees ranging from $8-21 on Saturday between 11am-2pm that include muffins, crab cakes, artisan cheese plates, benedicts, and more. (Located northwest of the strip)

Marché Bacchus

You can dine outside next to Lake Jacqueline with a beautiful view, eating shrimp & grits, le oeufs en meurette, or braised pork belly benedict. This is a high-roller brunch, if that’s what you’re looking to experience. This one’s about 10 miles north-west of the strip.

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Pizza Rock

Serving brunch from 10:30am-2pm, you’ll find dishes like breakfast pizzas, meatball hash, eggs, benedicts, and some are served with focaccia bread.

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Makers & Finders Coffee

On Sundays you’ll be able to experience Latin-inspired dishes from 9am-3pm alongside an Urban Coffee Bar. This coffee bar is unlike any you’ve seen, and they’ve seven different ways of brewing up your beverage.

SushiSamba

Served from 11:30-4pm on weekends, this international restaurant features a 3 course brunch for $30. It also features an array of other delicious dishes inspired by Japanese cuisine.

Chica @ the Venetian

Sat & Sun from 10am-2pm enjoy dishes inspired by meals from Argentina, Peru, El Salvador, Mexico, and other South American cuisine with added flare. The environment alone is worth a visit.

Sugarcane Raw Bar Grill

This place serves brunch daily starting at 10am. It’s a diner-like setting, though quite welcoming, and serves a good variety of seafood as well as a 24oz bone-in ribeye! They’ve lots of options beyond this. Besides the ribeye, being $95, prices here are quite reasonable.

Oyster Bar @ Harrah’s

Sat & Sun from 11:30am-2pm you’ll find seafood along with bottomless mimosas and blue point oysters priced at $2.25 each.

Off the Strip @ The Linq

A bistro & bar, brunch is served from 5am-2pm and its menu features hearty protein-packed dishes including lamb, burgers, roast turkey, pancakes, chicken wings, salmon, steak…

Giada @ The Cromwell

Brunch is served Fri-Sun 8am-2:30pm and the environment here features views of the Bellagio fountains and Caesars Palace. Cuisine is Italian and this place serves delectable entrees.

Hexx Kitchen & Bar

Open 24 hours, 7 days a week, it doesn’t matter when you arrive. You’ll find classic cuisine at approachable prices and the chance to eat at a table outside on the strip.

Julian Serrano Tapas @ Aria

The small plates of classic Spanish food served here are filling and packed with flavor. You can have brunch here Sat & Sun from 11:30am-3:30pm.

MOzen Bistro

Want bottomless mimosas? Their brunch features them, Sat & Sun from 12pm-2:30pm, so long as you purchase at least $50 worth of food. They’ve got sushi rolls…

Tacos & Tequila

No need to explain what’s on the menu here! Brunch is served Sat & Sun from 11am-3pm. Now we’re getting further south on the strip.

Fleur by Hubert Keller @ Mandalay Bay

Starting at 11am, these small but filling dishes are inspired by world travel, and all feature unique tastes of their own.