Best Brunch in Las Vegas 2026: Party and Sit-Down
The best brunches in Las Vegas for 2026: bottomless party brunches at Lavo, Tao and Hakkasan, plus the sit-down classics Lago and Mon Ami Gabi.
Why we wrote this guide
Brunch in Las Vegas is not the quiet, coffee-and-eggs version you get at home. The best rooms on the Strip run bottomless, party-forward brunches with a DJ and a crowd that treats Sunday like a second Saturday, alongside a couple of classic sit-down rooms with a view for the mornings you want it calmer. This is our guide to the best brunches in Las Vegas in 2026, split between the party brunches we book and the sit-down classics worth knowing.
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The bottomless Sunday brunches
Lavo
Lavo runs an all-you-can-eat bottomless brunch on Sundays, and from October through March it adds a Saturday party brunch that is one of the liveliest daytime rooms in town: a DJ, a dressed-up crowd, and Italian brunch plates that keep coming. It is the pick when you want brunch to feel like the start of the night out, not the end of the morning. See Lavo.
Best for: the group that wants a party, not a plate of eggs.
Tao
Tao's Sunday brunch is the pan-Asian version of the same idea: an all-you-can-eat, bottomless Sunday spread with the Tao Group energy and a room that stays loud. A reliable Sunday-Funday anchor for a bigger group. See Tao Asian Bistro.
Best for: the Sunday-Funday group that wants volume and a scene.
Hakkasan
Hakkasan brings its Cantonese kitchen to a bottomless Sunday brunch, dim sum and all, in one of the more beautiful rooms on the Strip. This is the food-forward one: not a DJ party like Lavo or Tao, but a genuinely serious kitchen behind a bottomless Sunday spread. See Hakkasan.
Best for: the bottomless Sunday brunch that is really about the food.
The sit-down classics
Two more rounds out the top five. We do not book these two, so you reserve them directly, but they belong on any honest Vegas brunch list.
Lago at Bellagio is the Italian small-plates room with one of the best brunch views in the city, right on the Bellagio fountains. The calmer, prettier, daytime-view pick when you want a sit-down brunch over a party.
Mon Ami Gabi at Paris is the French bistro with the Strip-side patio, a Vegas institution for a relaxed morning of steak frites, eggs, and people-watching across the Boulevard. The classic, low-key brunch that has been getting it right for years.
How to choose, fast
- The party, the DJ, the scene: Lavo (and its Saturday party brunch, October to March) or Tao.
- The brunch with a serious kitchen: Hakkasan.
- The pretty, calmer, fountain-view sit-down: Lago at Bellagio.
- The classic patio and people-watching: Mon Ami Gabi at Paris.
How MyRSVP helps with the table
The bottomless Sunday brunches at Lavo, Tao, and Hakkasan book up fast on a good Sunday, and the Saturday Lavo party brunch is a genuine ticket in season. Our hosts handle the timing and the table for the rooms we book, plus the logistics if brunch is the start of a longer day. There are no deposit links for restaurant brunches the way there are for nightlife; if a room needs anything beyond a standard request to secure a prime table, we set that expectation with you up front. Lago and Mon Ami Gabi you book directly.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best brunch in Las Vegas?
For the bottomless, party-forward experience, Lavo, Tao, and Hakkasan lead, all running all-you-can-eat Sunday brunches, with Lavo adding a Saturday party brunch from October through March. For a calmer sit-down with a view, Lago at Bellagio and Mon Ami Gabi at Paris are the classics.
Which Las Vegas brunch has a party or a DJ?
Lavo and Tao run the high-energy, DJ-driven Sunday brunches, with Lavo's Saturday party brunch (in season, October to March) the biggest of them. Hakkasan's bottomless Sunday brunch is the food-forward one, dim sum over a DJ.
Do I need a reservation for a Vegas brunch?
For the party brunches, yes, especially on a weekend or a holiday. They fill fast. Tell us the day and the headcount and we will get you the table at the rooms we book.
What is the best brunch with a view in Las Vegas?
Lago at Bellagio for the fountain view, and Mon Ami Gabi at Paris for the Strip-side patio.
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