Having breakfast in Las Vegas can be an all-around-the-clock affair. Here are five restaurants on and off the Strip for a unique breakfast experience.
1. Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant
The Blueberry Hill Family Restaurant is famous for its homemade food prepared from scratch the old-fashioned way. Indeed, since its launch in 1966, the family-owned eatery has used fresh, organic ingredients in all its breakfast recipes. These include 100% Arabica coffee, Grade AA certified eggs, 100% pure fruit juices, and USDA-certified Premium Black Angus Steak. Visit the restaurant any time of day and night to sample its pancakes, French toast, or omelets.
2. Griddlecakes
Visit Griddlecakes at any of their four locations in Las Vegas between 8 am and 1 pm to sample delicious breakfast menus. The meals include signature creations, waffles, French toast, omelets, gluten-free selections, and small bites retailing for under $15. Their best-selling Monkey Business signature creation comprises peanut butter griddlecakes with whipped cream, bananas, pecans, and chocolate drizzle toppings. Other favorites include finger foods, breakfast beverages, and the kid’s corner selection.
3. Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge
If you want an early morning Instagram-worthy breakfast, visit the award-winning Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge. The restaurant is centrally located on the Strip, making it a must-order breakfast spot for anyone who needs a late-night eat or takeout. More so, it has been featured in lots of Vegas movies, including the 1995 Scorsese crime drama Casino. Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge serves breakfast from 7 am to 2 am on weekends and up to 11 pm on weekdays. Its menus have generous portions of delicious food and desserts, select beers, drinks, and house wines. Order your favorite scrambled eggs with ground beef, spinach, and golden cheese sauce. Don’t forget to sample their best-selling Bloody Mary.
4. Du-Par’s Restaurant & Bakery
Here is another Las Vegas restaurant famous for its pancakes served around the clock. Du-Par’s Restaurant & Bakery at the Suncoast Hotel and Casino has delicious buttermilk hotcakes, French toast, pancakes, and eggs. Their corned beef hash arrives hot with crispy edges. And their homemade soups and gravies are prepared the old fashion way, 24/7.
5. Black & Blue Diner
If you’re near the world-famous “Welcome to Las Vegas” sign, look out for Black & Blue Diner two miles ahead. The old-fashioned American diner serves vegan breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Its menu includes generous portions of familiar comfort food and desserts like scrambled eggs, breakfast bowls, omelets, waffles, sandwiches, and pancakes. Yet, it is their French toast covered in powdered sugar that most visitors remember and return for time and again. The meals are served in signature black booths with blue LED lighting.
