Sin City has ample brunch options, guaranteeing a fun culinary experience. Here are five best brunches in Las Vegas right now:
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery
Snooze, an A.M. Eatery, a cozy restaurant in Summerlin, has a brunch menu comprising regular and seasonal cuisines. Some menu items include protein trio omelettes, cinnamon roll pancakes, served with your favorite drink. Their seasonal pumpkin pecan pie pancakes in the Fall is a must-try.
The restaurant runs the MySnooze Bennyfits loyalty program, rewarding loyal customers 100 Jack points for every dollar spent. You can redeem these points with free meals and drinks.
Buddy V’s Ristorante
Have you ever had a Sunday brunch in Vegas? If not, book a table at Buddy V’s Ristorante inside the Venetian and indulge in an all-you-can-eat Italian buffet brunch. For as little as $55 per adult and $24 per child, you’ll sample tasty mac-n-cheese carbonaras, Sunday frittatas, authentic Italian sausages, and various meats. Chef Buddy Valastro draws inspiration from the women in his life when preparing a crave-worthy menu for the entire family. Then, come and try his wife’s eggplant parm, his grandmother’s meatballs, and the popular Mother’s Sunday gravy.
Toasted Gastrobrunch
Reserve a table at the Toasted Gastrobrunch on Flamingo or Rainbow for a casual brunch in Vegas. The two Toasted Gastrobrunch locations have vegetarian, spicy, or gluten-free brunch menus. The shareable bowl is packed with classic French omelet, smoked brisket hash, lobster scramble, green eggs, assorted salads, and pancakes. All bread is delivered fresh daily and the bennys are served with parmesan truffle potatoes and roasted tomato.
Esther’s Kitchen
Esther’s Kitchen is an authentic Italian restaurant serving seasonal brunch menus in the Arts District, Downtown Las Vegas. Chef James Trees prepares your wood-fired sourdough pizzas, pancakes, sandwiches, and spicy vegetables here. Enjoy your brunch with a round of beer.
The Pepper Club By Todd English
Sample the brunch menu at The Pepper Club by Todd English, Downtown Las Vegas. Expect bold flavors. The food includes half waffles and fruit, farmers’ market fruit plate, stuffed French toast, Pepper’s burger, chicken gyoza, and side fries. Then, indulge in the Happy Hour between 3.30 pm and 7 pm to sip cocktails and grab the mouthwatering bitings at discounted prices.
