Is there a better meal of the week than brunch? From the coffee and bottomless mimosas to the bacon and eggs with a side of cantaloupe, it’s the perfect midday meal for catching up with friends, treating mom, or kicking off your weekend plans.

You’ll find great brunch spots all across Las Vegas. Neighborhoods.com has compiled a list of six that stand out in their respective neighborhoods.

Border Grill - The Strip 

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Border Grill is arguably one of the best restaurants in town. Located inside Mandalay Bay, it’s a great place to brunch hard because their food is excellent and their drinks are even better. Their brunch menu includes bottomless mimosas and unlimited small plates like the cinnamon roll pancakes, tres leches bread pudding, and chilaquiles. We suggest sitting out on the patio that overlooks Mandalay Bay Beach for an even more memorable experience.

There is also another Border Grill located further north on The Strip in The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. 

Freedom Beat - Downtown

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Freedom Beat at the Downtown Grand Hotel and Casino in the heart of Downtown is a perfect choice for brunch because they have great food and even better prices. Their unlimited small plates menu is only $20, an excellent price for Las Vegas dining. If you’re looking to let loose, the bloody mary bar and bottomless mimosas are only $10. 

Kitchen Table - Henderson

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Kitchen Table LV in Henderson is a favorite of many locals (and local celebs). This trendy spot serves food full of Latin and European flavors. Some menu favorites include their monkey bread, white chocolate French toast, and croque madame. Even better than their food is their mimosa selection, as they have tons of juices to choose from. 

Kitchen Table also has a sister-restaurant, Kitchen Table Squared, in the Southwest part of Las Vegas.

Bottiglia LV - Green Valley

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Bottiglia is located inside Green Valley Ranch in the Green Valley neighborhood. It’s a preferred place if you want Italian food for your brunch. This spot has $15 bottomless mimosas and some insane dishes like their lobster fra diavolo, grand shellfish tower, and buffalo mozzarella panini. If mimosas aren’t your thing, we recommend trying some of Bottiglia’s other cocktails like the Blackberry Sage Tea Negroni or the Italian Stallion. 

Herringbone - The Strip

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Herringbone is a high-end seafood spot inside Aria Resort and Casino that has a unique mix of brunch items like their orange ricotta chocolate chip pancakes and Kobe beef sliders. They also have a variety of beverage packages to choose from that range from $35 all the way up to $95.

Andiron Steak - Summerlin

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Located in Downtown Summerlin, Andiron Steak is one of many excellent brunch choices in the Summerlin neighborhood. There are a ton of hearty brunch items to choose from, including their grilled Scottish salmon, Torchio mac & cheese, and their banana Fosters French toast. Also worth trying is their Andiron candy bar for dessert. It’s worth the calories.