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The Best Brunches in Las Vegas for Groups (Bottomless, Buffet, and Blowout)

Las Vegas brunch has evolved from the hotel buffet into one of the city's most vibrant meal occasions. Here's where to go depending on your group's appetite and budget.

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Las Vegas brunch culture has grown dramatically over the past decade — the traditional casino buffet has been supplemented by bottomless mimosa programs, DJ brunch events, and some genuinely excellent restaurant brunch menus.

For Large Groups

  • Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan — Semi-buffet format, exceptionally high quality. Best choice for groups who can't agree on what to order.
  • Brunch at the Bacchanal Buffet (Caesars) — The Strip's best traditional buffet. Extensive selection, good quality. $50–60/person.
  • Lago at the Bellagio — Italian brunch with fountain views. Group-friendly booking, excellent food.

Bottomless Mimosa Brunches

  • Lavo at the Palazzo — DJ brunch on weekends, $40–60 food/drink package.
  • Libre Mexican Spirits & Eats — $25 bottomless margaritas with brunch.
  • PublicUs Arts District — Best quality bottomless mimosa brunch in the city, outside tourist zone.

For the Splurge

  • Joël Robuchon Sunday brunch — $95–135 per person. The finest brunch experience in Las Vegas.
  • CUT Brunch at the Palazzo — Wolfgang Puck's weekend brunch. Excellent steaks and eggs.

Confirm current hours, prices, access, age rules, and availability with the official venue before you go.