Since opening in 2020, AREA15 has surpassed 15 million visitors, and it continues to grow with exciting new attractions and Zone 2: The Terminals expansion that opened on August 14, 2025.

What is AREA15?

AREA15 is a 200,000-square-foot warehouse featuring a psychedelic smorgasbord of unique experiences, including cinematic immersions, interactive art exhibits, virtual reality arcades, zip lines, axe-throwing and several one-of-a-kind bars and restaurants. AREA15 has earned comparisons to Burning Man and “Alice in Wonderland,” thanks to the art installations that tower outside and the mind-bending exhibits inside.

The complex has now expanded to a next-generation, 40-acre “retailtainment” district housing a growing collection of groundbreaking attractions, globally recognized entertainment brands, culinary destinations, art, nightlife offerings and more.

Hours and Admission

AREA15 is open every day starting at 11 a.m. From Sunday to Thursday, it stays open until 10 p.m. On Friday and Saturday, it stays open until midnight. All ages are welcome until 8 p.m. After 8 p.m., only visitors 18 or older are allowed.

Daytime entry to AREA15 is free until 8 p.m., though you are encouraged to reserve an “entry pass” online in advance. Once inside, tickets to various attractions are sold individually and vary in price. Various attraction passes that offer access to several experiences are also available. Choose your own adventure with four bundle levels of over 20 attractions, experiences, rides, games, & exhibits at AREA15.

Things to do at AREA15

1. Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart

This immersive art experience takes shoppers on a journey through a world of whimsical products, hidden portals, and bizarre happenings. The shelves are stocked with everything from alien fruit to mind-bending snacks, all presented in a way that will leave you questioning what is real and what is not. The Mega Art Zone showcases the talents of more than 40 local Las Vegas artists, and features two functioning vending machines filled with mini art available for the public to purchase, so everyone can take home a little piece of local art. Don’t miss out on the chance to explore this one-of-a-kind space and see for yourself why Meow Wolf’s Omega Mart is a must-visit destination. Purchase tickets in advance.

2. Birdly

They have two VR bird simulators where you soar through the air and they are so much fun. I was laughing so hard I didn’t do so well. That’s Eden lying down playing the game. We all did the same course so we could compete against each other. I lost and Jonah won. Noah was a close second. Get a AREA15 Access Level 1 Experience Pass.

3. Illuminarium

Illuminarium is an immersive tech-driven experience with an exclusive menu of infused spirits, offering visitors unique cocktails in a variety of flavors. From basil and blackberry rum and raspberry and mint tequila to Bloody Mary base vodka and sour cherry and strawberry brandy, all creations are made in-house with fresh fruit and herbs that batch for a minimum of 15 days before being served. In addition to cocktails, the space also offers infusion flights that allow visitors to sample up to six of the special flavors.

Illuminarium has launched its newest, must-see Amplified show, a 50-minute journey through the dynamic world of rock music. This immersive experience explores how rock shaped fashion, language, pop culture, and social movements through powerful storytelling. Purchase tickets to Illuminarium.

4. Dueling Axes

This unique attraction is bound to bring out your competitive spirit as you compete against friends or strangers to see who has the most accurate aim. It’s not only a fun activity, but it’s also a great stress-reliever (as long as you don’t accidentally hit your foot!). So, gather up your best mates and head on over to Dueling Axes for an axe-throwing experience that you won’t soon forget. And don’t worry if you’re not a seasoned ax-thrower, their experienced coaches will guide you through the process and make sure you’re a pro in no time. Get discounted tickets.

5. Five Iron Golf

Whether you’re a die-hard golfer or just looking for a fun night out with friends, Five Iron Golf has got you covered. With state-of-the-art simulators and a great selection of food and drinks, you’ll feel like you’re on the green even if you’re in the middle of the desert. Get ready to show off your swing, enjoy some friendly competition, and have a blast at Five Iron Golf. After all, golf is a sport best played with a drink in hand!

6. Wink World

Wink World was super random and super loud. It’s a quick 20-minute whimsical experience where you walk through six different rooms and a hallway featuring six infinity mirror rooms full of hypnotic lights and colors. My kids are teenagers and college students so they were a little too old for this whimsical experience. I found it to be for kids 12 and under or adults who are tipsy. This vibrant attraction showcases the creative vision of Chris Wink, one of the co-founders of Blue Man Group.

7. Virtualis VR

The ultimate virtual reality experience at Area 15 in Las Vegas! Immerse yourself in a world of exhilaration and surrealism where you can soar through the clouds, battle zombies or even step into the shoes of a secret agent. The possibilities are endless! With state-of-the-art equipment and cutting-edge technology, you’ll be able to experience amazing visuals, opposable motion controllers and even haptic feedback. With Virtualis VR, the world truly becomes your playground and your imagination your only limit.

8. Haley’s Comet Zipline

You can get a bird’s-eye view of the main hub of AREA15 on Haley’s Comet, an indoor zipline. Better yet, you can race a friend around the building courtesy of the dual-track design and zippy glider mechanism.

9. Museum Fiasco

Museum Fiasco is a 5,000 sq ft kunsthalle museum with an emphasis on light and sound.

10. AR Dodgeball

All-new attractions like AR Dodgeball allow visitors to play virtual dodgeball in augmented reality. AR Dodgeball made its debut in April. Play is painless, made possible by headgear and wrist sensors, and involves shields and barriers that become weaker with impact. Originating in Japan, Hado has evolved into a competitive sport with its own World Cup that may become the trendiest physical activity since pickleball.

11. Superplastic’s Dopeameme Institute for Pleasure Research

In this half-hour experience, you’ll be turned into a test subject to experience an animated universe. With multiple interactive rooms and many paths to choose from, this trippy, toy-themed adventure promises countless opportunities for fun.

New Attractions in Zone 2: The Terminals

Zone 2: The Terminals at AREA15 now features Universal Destinations & Experiences’ new, year-round horror entertainment experience Universal Horror Unleashed.

12. Universal Horror Unleashed

Universal Horror Unleashed is the first-ever year-round fully immersive horror experience. Built by the same masterminds behind Universal Studios’ legendary Halloween Horror Nights, this attraction drops you into four fully themed haunted houses: battle deranged killers in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, tiptoe past classic monsters like Dracula and Frankenstein in Universal Monsters, watch demonic possession unfold in The Exorcist: Believer, and escape vengeful scarecrows in Scarecrow: The Reaping.

13. John Wick Experience

The John Wick Experience, an immersive attraction located at AREA15, is now open to the public. This is no ordinary visit—it’s your initiation into the dangerous and captivating world of John Wick, where loyalties are tested, alliances forged and danger is just a breath away. As the sanctuary of choice for assassins, crime bosses and members of the High Table, you can expect your time at the John Wick Las Vegas Continental to be memorable. All guests are welcome to retreat to the John Wick Las Vegas Continental Bar, where every drink is an artful blend of precision and indulgence, or explore the Gift Shop, a treasure trove of exciting items designed for those who live boldly.

14. Interstellar Arc (Opening Soon)

Interstellar Arc is the newest VR adventure at Area15’s Zone 2: The Terminals. Interstellar Arc, a futuristic space mission experience by Felix & Paul Studios, is officially open. Housed in a custom-built, 20,000-square-foot venue, this next-level attraction will launch you into a deep space adventure set in the 26th century, combining immersive storytelling, cutting-edge tech, and the thrill of cosmic exploration.

Area 15 Restaurants and Bars

15. Emporium Arcade Bar

Las Vegas has a new destination for all the partygoers 21 and older – Emporium Arcade Bar! Found inside AREA15, minutes from the Strip, this vibrant spot offers an unforgettable entertainment experience. Gamers will find classic arcade faves and other interactive attractions like pool tables and pinball machines that take you back to your childhood days filled with fun times.

Enjoy innovative craft beer selections or exciting cocktails while taking in thoughtful murals by local artists. Plus, get ready to jumpstart your nights out at one of many live shows hosted here or join tournaments across different types of games that’ll make every visit exhilaratingly unique! 

16. LIFTOFF Bar and Ride

A 3,762 square feet outdoor event space featuring a full-service bar at the base of LIFTOFF, the 130-foot-tall, panoramic skyline experience offering 360-degree views of the Las Vegas Strip and surrounding areas.

• LIFTOFF lounge capacity – up to 155 people  
• LIFTOFF panoramic gondola capacity – up to 16 people at a time
• Representing the first of its kind built in the United States, LIFTOFF was manufactured by Aerophile, the world leader in balloon flight.

17. Beast by Todd English

Beast is an immersive culinary adventure that’s sure to indulge all of your senses. From the moment you step inside, you’ll be transported to a world of dark glamour and decadent luxury. And the food? Let’s just say that you won’t be disappointed. Each dish is prepared with care and attention to detail, resulting in bold, complex flavors that are truly unforgettable.

They have a cocktail they set on fire and a totally outrageous 32oz Bloody Mary with all kinds of food as toppings like wings and sliders!

18. Kaia Handroll

Kaia Handroll at Area 15 in Las Vegas is a must-try. Their handrolls are packed with fresh ingredients like avocado, cucumber, and salmon, all wrapped up in a sheet of nori and served with a side of soy sauce. It’s the perfect snack for those on the go or for anyone who wants a flavorful meal without feeling weighed down. Their Japanese Caesar salad is excellent and the ubi cheesecake is great and super Instagrammable. 

19. Dream Weaver Milk & Boba Bar

Dream Weaver Milk & Boba Bar is a delightful soft serve and boba tea oasis within AREA15 that transports you to a whimsical world of fun and fantasy.

20. Oddwood Bar

The Spine includes Oddwood, an indoor bar with a giant, artificial Japanese maple tree that is made with thousands of LED lights.

Art Installations

AREA15 unveils dozens of newly installed sculptures and murals. With these additions, the AREA15 District features more than 60 sculptures and 30 murals—making it the largest permanent installation of monumental festival art in the world.

Art Island, an outdoor art gallery, is located in front of the facility. It includes several sculptures, which come from the annual Burning Man festival and are available for sale.

Events and Entertainment

With a robust, ever-changing roster of concerts, events, immersive art exhibitions, out-of-this-world nightlife, and boundary-pushing production shows, AREA15 attracts visitors of all ages.

The Portal is AREA15’s event space for concerts and special events, featuring state-of-the-art projection and audio technology.

Getting There and Parking

AREA15 is located just 10 minutes north of the Strip and about 25 minutes north of Harry Reid International Airport.

When asked if parking will continue to be free, CEO Winston Fisher repeatedly emphasized that “parking will be free for locals,” adding that his team was “evaluating” if it “makes sense or not” for out-of-town visitors.

Guests visiting the AREA15 District will be able to travel between zones aboard the Grounded Intra-district Tram (GIT), which will transport visitors from the new Zone 2 parking garage in the north part of the district to AREA15’s LIFTOFF panoramic skyline ride and outdoor lounge toward the south.

Tips for Visiting AREA15

Why AREA15 is Worth Visiting

AREA15 offers a completely unique experience that you won’t find anywhere else in Las Vegas—or the world. Unlike traditional casinos and shows on the Strip, this immersive entertainment district encourages active participation and exploration. Whether you’re interested in art, technology, food, nightlife, or just want to experience something totally different, AREA15 delivers.

The constant evolution and expansion of AREA15 means there’s always something new to discover. With Zone 2: The Terminals now open and more attractions coming through 2026, including the Museum of Ice Cream flagship and iFLY Indoor Skydiving, AREA15 continues to push the boundaries of experiential entertainment.

For families, couples, groups of friends, or solo adventurers looking for an unforgettable Las Vegas experience beyond the typical Strip attractions, AREA15 is an absolute must-visit destination.

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Choose Activities and Tours

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When I want to book a full-on multi-day tour I use TourRadar. They’ve got fantastic weekly deals. If going somewhere in Mexico or the Caribbean, I use Apple Vacations.

Rent a Car or Get a Lyft

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Whether it’s New Year’s Eve, Independence Day weekend, or one of those random special events when Las Vegas decides to flex, there are countless great spots to catch a spectacular fireworks show. And trust me—you want to know the best viewing spots so you don’t end up craning your neck from behind a shrub at a strip mall.

Here’s your insider’s guide to the best places to watch the sky light up in the heart of the Strip, downtown Las Vegas, and beyond.

New Year’s Eve: America’s Party, Vegas Style

If there’s one night of the year Las Vegas is guaranteed to deliver, it’s New Year’s Eve. Known as America’s Party, this coordinated fireworks display shuts down a section of Las Vegas Boulevard and transforms the Strip resorts into launch pads for an eight-minute display that’s impossible to forget (unless you hit the open bar a little too hard).

The las vegas strip fireworks are launched from multiple rooftops—places like Planet Hollywood Resort, Treasure Island, the MGM Grand, and the front of Caesars Palace. It’s a coordinated show, choreographed to music, and viewed by hundreds of thousands of people jammed onto the boulevard.

Good idea: Claim your spot early on one of the pedestrian bridges along the Strip for a good view of the fireworks.

Better idea: Book a spot at one of the Strip’s sky-high venues like the Legacy Club at Circa (yes, technically in downtown Las Vegas, but worth it). They usually feature an open bar, live DJ set, and a literal bird’s eye view of the city.

Fourth of July: When Vegas Says, “Let’s Go Big”

The Fourth of July fireworks in Las Vegas are another level. The city goes all in for an Independence Day weekend of live music, pool parties, and, of course, spectacular fireworks.

• Caesars Palace (Front of Caesars): Known for hosting one of the only fireworks shows directly on the Strip for the holiday. If you want great spot on Las Vegas Boulevard, you’ll have to get there early—but it’s worth it.
• Beer Park at Paris: Grab a table, some Mexican food, and a cold drink while you watch the fireworks explode above the heart of the Strip.
• Cabo Wabo Cantina at Planet Hollywood Resort: Another perfect place for views, margaritas, and people-watching.
• LINQ Promenade: Offers a family-friendly vibe with a good chance of live performances, live band sets, and a fun atmosphere before the fireworks begin.

And yes, last year’s july celebration saw heavy winds threaten the schedule (because nothing says “freedom” like waiting to see if the weather cancels your plans), but when the fireworks show finally went up, it was worth every minute.

Station Casinos: Local Love, Big Booms

If you’re not into battling Strip crowds (or traffic congestion that makes you reconsider your life choices), head to one of the many Station Casinos properties across Southern Nevada. Each one puts on its own firework displays, and they’re honestly some of the best places for families and locals.

• Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa: Head to Red Rock Resort for their impressive fireworks show. Watching the bursts against the backdrop of the rugged terrain is a vibe.
• Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa: Over in Henderson, the resort’s resort’s main pool often doubles as the viewing area. Expect live entertainment and a festive crowd.
• Sunset Station in Henderson, Boulder Station, and Santa Fe Station also put on solid shows. You’ll find live music, plenty of space, and way fewer tourists.

Pro tip: Many of these resorts have cozy cabin-level charm if you book into their vacation rentals or hotel rooms. Plus, hotel guests usually get the best viewing areas roped off for them.

Downtown Las Vegas: Fremont Street & The Plaza

Downtown Las Vegas has its own flavor of fireworks—less about rooftop launches and more about big energy under the canopy of the Fremont Street Experience. Here, the real show is the light show overhead, but don’t worry, there are still plenty of special events with live performances and even test shots of fireworks to add some flair.

The real fireworks display downtown happens at the Plaza Hotel Casino. Their popular location just off Fremont offers massive fireworks shows for both July 4th and New Year’s Eve. The bonus? You’re already downtown, so you can celebrate with cheap drinks and questionable karaoke afterward.

Resorts World

Since opening, Resorts World has been trying to prove it belongs on the Strip with the big players. Spoiler alert: it does. Their rooftop fireworks show on big holidays is sleek, modern, and designed for social media. Pair that with live DJ sets, pool parties, and the hottest DJs working the turntables, and you’ve got yourself a night.

Family-Friendly Fireworks in Southern Nevada

Not every fireworks show in Vegas requires sequins and stilettos. Some popular locations around Clark County keep things fun and wholesome (or at least as wholesome as fireworks in Vegas can get).

• Heritage Park in Henderson: A great place for families with plenty of picnic tables, a friendly crowd, and a safe environment for kids to run around before the fireworks.
• Lake Las Vegas: This spot knows how to put on a spectacular fireworks show reflected off the water. Combine that with dinner at one of the lakeside restaurants, and you’ve got the makings of a perfect july celebration.
• Las Vegas Motor Speedway: The Speedway hosts the Las Vegas Aviators and plenty of special events where fireworks cap off the night. Grab general admission tickets for the family and expect a good time.

Pool Parties and Rooftop Views

Vegas in the summer = pool season. If you’d rather watch fireworks in your swimsuit with a cocktail in hand, the Strip resorts are way ahead of you.

• Wet Republic at MGM Grand: Think wall-to-wall people, live DJ sets, and the kind of energy that makes you want to nap for three days afterward.
• Resort’s main pool parties at Mandalay Bay and Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa are also great spots to catch fireworks while enjoying modern amenities like an open bar and cabana service.
• Rooftop venues like Legacy Club or lounges with a bird’s eye view are the perfect spot if you want the fireworks without chlorine water splashing in your face.

A Few Pro Tips

• Heavy winds happen often in the desert, so don’t be shocked if fireworks are delayed. The city isn’t about to send flaming debris into the crowd.
• Best way to avoid disappointment? Head to multiple shows over the holiday weekend getaway. You’ll have a good chance of catching at least one without delay.
• Pedestrian bridges are your friend. They’re elevated, free, and usually less crowded than street level.
• Good view of the fireworks? Arrive early. Vegas doesn’t mess around with special events, and those popular locations fill up fast.

The Bottom Line

Las Vegas doesn’t just put on fireworks—it stages impressive fireworks productions that rival anything you’ve ever seen. From the spectacular fireworks exploding above the Strip resorts to firework displays at Station Casinos properties, there’s no shortage of great places to celebrate.

Whether you’re partying with the hottest DJs at a pool party, sipping cocktails on a rooftop, or watching with the kids at Heritage Park, the city has a good view of the fireworks for every vibe.

So, next time you’re planning a holiday weekend in Vegas—whether it’s July 4th, New Year’s Eve, or just an excuse to celebrate Tuesday—remember this: in Las Vegas, fireworks aren’t just fireworks. They’re a spectacular fireworks display, choreographed to outdo whatever you saw last year, and proof that in this town, there’s no such thing as “too much.”

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Whether you’re on the Las Vegas Strip or venturing to a locals’ favorite, here are the best seafood buffets in Las Vegas that will make your taste buds very, very happy.

Wynn Las Vegas Buffet

If you’re searching for the best buffet on the Strip, the Wynn Buffet is always the right place. This isn’t just a buffet—it’s 16 live-action cooking stations, more than 120 delectable dishes, and a presentation so over-the-top it could have its own TikTok fan account.

• Seafood Options: Expect snow crab legs, lobster claws, shrimp cocktail, and even octopus salad. The raw bar alone makes it one of the best places for seafood in Vegas.
• Modern Twist: From sushi to Latin street food stations, there’s a mix of unique options that elevate the overall dining experience.
• Pro tip: If you’re a Wynn Rewards member, you can score deals like half off the dinner buffet or snag the best suite rate.

Between the culinary action stations, the sheer square feet of food, and the overall experience, it’s hard to beat the Wynn when it comes to a best Las Vegas seafood buffet.

Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace

Calling the Bacchanal Buffet the star of the show isn’t an exaggeration. Located at Caesars Palace, this 25,000-square-foot mega-buffet is basically Disneyland for seafood lovers.

• Seafood Selection: Alaskan king crab legs, lobster tails, clams on the half shell, and a rotating lineup of daily chef specials.
• Variety of Options: You’ll also find prime rib, dim sum, fried chicken, and even eggs benedict at brunch.
• Great Service: The staff here delivers exemplary service and excellent customer service, even during peak hours.

Yes, it’s pricey, but for the sheer quality of the food and variety of options, it’s one of the best places for a dinner buffet in the city.

Imperial Sushi Seafood Buffet

If you want a good seafood buffet without Strip pricing, Imperial Sushi Seafood Buffet is a hidden gem. With reasonable prices and an endless spread of sushi, sashimi, and shellfish, it’s a great place for family gatherings or groups of friends who want good food without breaking the bank.

• Seafood Night Every Night: Think lobster claws, snow crab legs, and plenty of rolls that could make a sushi bar jealous.
• Welcoming Atmosphere: Casual, with a dress code that’s basically “come hungry.”
• Variety of Options: Beyond seafood, they’ve got a Mongolian grill, beef brisket, and a world pan of rotating hot dishes.

The overall dining experience here is surprisingly high for the price—definitely one of the best seafood buffets off the Strip. Located at 5845 Spring Mountain Rd Suite B11, Las Vegas, NV 89146.

A.Y.C.E. Buffet at Palms Casino Resort

The A.Y.C.E. Buffet (All You Can Eat) inside the Palms Casino Resort has quickly become a fan favorite. With themed nights, the seafood night on Friday night is legendary among locals and tourists alike.

• Seafood Dishes: Alaskan king crab legs, shrimp cocktail, and sometimes even lobster tails make an appearance.
• Unique Options: Stations include Latin street food, a Mongolian grill, and food kitchens with rotating chef specials.
• Great Tastes: You can even pair your seafood dishes with draft beers, soft drinks, or go for bottomless mimosas at brunch.

With its welcoming atmosphere and great service, A.Y.C.E. proves that casino buffets can still surprise your taste buds in the best way.

Market Place Buffet at Rampart Casino

The Market Place Buffet at Rampart Casino is another underrated contender for seafood lovers. Known for its dedicated seafood buffets on certain days of the week, it’s one of the only places where locals flock for half price deals with slot play.

• Seafood Options: Expect snow crab legs, shrimp cocktail, and fresh fish.
• Overall Experience: Add in prime rib, fried chicken, and a dessert station that keeps up with the Strip, and you’ve got a great place at reasonable prices.
• Patio Dining: A rare perk for a Vegas buffet, making it feel less like a casino eatery and more like a resort escape.

It may not have the glitz of Caesars, but the quality of the food and great service make it a hidden gem.

South Point’s Garden Buffet

For travelers who like options, the Garden Buffet at South Point is a good seafood buffet that keeps things casual but satisfying.

• Seafood Night: Their dedicated seafood night includes lobster tails, snow crab legs, and even shrimp cocktail.
• Variety of Options: Beyond seafood, you’ll find beef brisket, fried chicken, and an array of kinds of food from around the world.
• Good Value: It’s known for reasonable prices and fast seating, even for walk-in guests during peak times.

If you’re looking for a welcoming atmosphere and solid seafood selection, this is the right place for a no-frills but filling experience.

Final Thoughts: Where to Find the Best Las Vegas Seafood Buffet

From the luxurious buffets like the Wynn Buffet and Bacchanal Buffet at Caesars Palace, to off-Strip hidden gems like Imperial Sushi Seafood Buffet and Rampart Buffet, Vegas proves again why it’s the king of buffets. Whether you’re chasing lobster tails, dreaming of snow crab legs, or just want to TikTok your way through a raw bar, there’s a Las Vegas buffet for every budget and appetite.

So grab your stretchy pants, avoid peak hours if you can, and dive into the best Las Vegas seafood buffet scene—you’ll leave full, happy, and probably plotting your next trip back.

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For Women

1. Swimwear That Stands Out

Forget your “just for swimming laps” swimsuit. This is the time to pull out the fashion-forward bikini or one-piece that makes you feel like you belong on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Metallics, bold prints, or chic cut-outs are all fair game.

👉 Tip: Avoid flimsy strings that might not survive dancing on a daybed while someone sprays champagne. Functional glam is your friend.

2. Cover-Ups that Double as Outfits

A breezy kaftan, crochet dress, or matching sarong set is perfect. You’ll want something that keeps you looking chic while walking through the casino (yes, you will be parading past tourists in your pool attire) but is easy to slip off once you’re poolside.

3. Footwear

Heels? Absolutely not. You’ll be walking, dancing, and maybe even climbing onto a float. Opt for stylish flat sandals, wedges, or trendy slides. Bonus if they’re waterproof because there will be splashing.

4. Accessories

• Oversized sunglasses (the bigger, the better—hello, instant celebrity vibes).
• A floppy hat or fedora if you want to block the desert sun in style.
• Waterproof jewelry—minimal, chic, and nothing you’d cry over losing in the pool.

5. Beauty Notes

• Waterproof makeup is a lifesaver. You don’t want raccoon eyes halfway through Diplo’s set.
• Braids, sleek ponytails, or beach waves will keep your hair manageable after a dunk in the pool.

For Men

1. Swim Trunks with Style

Ditch the old board shorts with hibiscus flowers from your college spring break. Go for fitted trunks in solid colors, bold stripes, or subtle patterns. Tailored swimwear is the Vegas vibe—think James Bond on vacation, not “backyard BBQ.”

2. Shirts & Cover-Ups

A crisp short-sleeve button-down, linen shirt, or lightweight tank is perfect to throw on over your trunks. Bonus points for tropical prints or neutral tones paired with good sunglasses.

3. Footwear

Flip-flops are fine, but sleek slides or stylish sandals look sharper. Avoid sneakers unless you want soggy shoes by the end of the day.

4. Accessories

• Sunglasses—classic aviators or trendy square frames always work.
• A waterproof watch (or leave the Rolex at home unless you’re okay with pool splashes).

What Not to Wear

• Streetwear or jeans: Security won’t let you in. Day clubs have strict dress codes—if you can’t swim in it, don’t wear it.
• Heels: You’ll regret them within 15 minutes.
• Excessive jewelry: Losing your diamond studs in a pool of strangers is not the Vegas memory you want.
• Your hangover outfit: Save the oversized hoodie for the flight home.

Final Word

A Las Vegas day club pool party is part fashion show, part music festival, part liquid chaos. Your outfit should strike the balance between stylish, comfortable, and pool-appropriate. Dress like you came to have fun, but also like you might end up in someone’s Instagram story—because you probably will.

Get Travel Insurance

Unfortunately, there are a lot of things that can go wrong on any trip. Be prepared for the worst with travel insurance. We use Travelex or Safety Wing (often cheaper).

Book Flights

I use Skyscanner to find flights. I use it so much, I wrote an entire guide to finding cheap flights with Skyscanner! Another option for finding deals is FlightHub.

Book a Place to Stay

I recommend using Expedia.com or Hotels.com for most hotel bookings. I prefer to book directly with Marriott when I stay there because of their excellent military discount.

If you prefer staying in a vacation rental instead, I recommend VRBO. If you are looking for a hostel, I use HostelWorld.

Choose Activities and Tours

To find great activities in any area I use Viator. If we are visiting a city with lots of popular attractions I always check CityPass, PogoPass, and GoCard to see if they have discount cards available. Groupon also tends to have a lot of local travel deals.

When I want to book a full-on multi-day tour I use TourRadar. They’ve got fantastic weekly deals. If going somewhere in Mexico or the Caribbean, I use Apple Vacations.

Rent a Car or Get a Lyft

More often than not, Lyft is cheaper than Uber. Use my Lyft link for an $18 credit! For a car rental in any country, I recommend Hertz or Discover Cars.

Save Money on Gas

Upside a free app gets you cash back on gas! Use promo code RV2Q2 to get an extra 15¢/gal bonus on your first purchase.

Get a Visa

I use iVisa to get all of my Visas.

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At this point, I’ve traveled extensively with my teens and tween and unfortunately, I know firsthand how stressful things can suddenly become because they are not having a good time on the trip. There are few things worse than a moody teenager on vacation that does not want to participate in any of the activities.

For a while, I gave up and let my oldest kid sit in the hotel room while the rest of us had fun, but eventually, I realized I needed to change the type of trips we were taking. Our trips needed to be way more exciting and physically active, especially if they’ve been stuck in the car on a road trip. With these two things in mind, here are my picks for the top US vacation for teens and tweens.

Top 9 Destinations for Teens and Tweens in the United States

Oahu

Oahu is an epic place to take tweens and teens year-round. The weather is consistently good and there is much to do, especially if your family enjoys water sports. Some suggested activities in Oahu that teens will likely appreciate are:

• Para-sailing
• Visiting North Shore and learning to surf
• Paddle-boarding up the Anahulu River to watch the sea turtles
• Hiking to the top of Diamond Head
• Kayaking from Lanikai Beach out to Moku Nui Island and back. 
• Hike Maunawili Falls – This hike takes you deep into the jungle, where you cross a river twice, and at the end, you are rewarded with a waterfall, and if they are brave enough, cliff jumping.

If possible, I highly recommend staying at Disney’s Aulani Resort and Spa. This resort has a teen program that your kids will actually want to go to. They get to participate in physical challenges, take animation classes, learn to play the ukulele, have parties just for them, and more. While your kids are off doing their own thing, you have peace of mind knowing that they are safe and having fun.

See our Oahu Travel Guide to help you plan your entire trip! If you are staying in Waikiki check out our 4 Days in Waikiki itinerary.

Kauai, Hawaii is also fantastic if you want something less mainstream.

Vail

Whether you visit in the summer or in the winter, tweens and teens will love Vail, Colorado.

In the summer, teens can zip line and adventure through multiple ropes courses at Epic Discovery up on the mountain. Plus, there are other activities like horseback riding, white water rafting, and mountain biking.

During the winter, tweens and teens can spend their time skiing and snowboarding across the massive mountain. Vail has free public transportation that’s easy to use, allowing kids to have a little independence roaming around on their own.

See our Vail, Colorado Travel Guide to help you plan your trip or our 4-Day Vail Itinerary. Our favorite place to stay in Vail is Sonnenalp Hotel. 

Universal Orlando

Universal Orlando houses many of the best roller coasters in the United States and has two extensive Harry Potter areas. Teens and tweens will love riding all the intense roller coasters. If your kids are like mine and want to ride the same roller coaster over and over, consider purchasing an Express Pass. This line pass will allow you to bypass almost every line there is in all three of the parks, which means there will be plenty of time to ride everything at least twice.

Recently, Universal Orlando added a water park, Volcano Bay. There are rarely any lines and you do not have to cart around your own raft or tubes for the slides. They’ve made using the water park easy, and with teens and tweens, the easier the better!

A nice plus is the city of Orlando, because when you are done hanging out at Universal, Orlando has lots of other things to do. Kids of all ages will get a kick out of taking a Wild Florida airboat out on the swamps and seeing alligators. Oh, and there’s always Disney World.  

Las Vegas

Las Vegas is not somewhere most think to take teenagers, but it is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the United States and there’s lots to do for all ages. Give the kids a thrill at the indoor skydiving facility or zip lining off the Rio casino at VooDoo Zip.

Other fun things to do include Gameworks, the massive indoor gaming facility, rocking climbing out at the Red Rocks, ATVing, and hanging out at some of the incredible hotel pools. The Wet N’ Wild in Las Vegas also has some extreme water rides. Teens will also like most of the Cirque Du Soleil shows in town. You can currently get Cirque Du Soleil discount tickets up to 50% off one of their shows in Vegas.

For more recommendations on planning a trip to Vegas with kids, see my article: Tons of Activities for Teenagers in Las Vegas.  Here is a sample itinerary: Five Days in Las Vegas with Kids, our extensive Las Vegas Travel Guide, and our hotel recommendations 11 Best Kid-Friendly Las Vegas Hotels.

San Antonio

San Antonio, Texas is jammed packed with activities. They have two major theme parks, Six Flags and Sea World, not to mention one of the most extensive water parks in the world, Schlitterbahn. The nice thing is, teenagers can basically run off and do their own thing in all of these theme parks. Even along the River Walk, kids can go explore all on their own. While they shop around, parents can take a break over a drink and enjoy the River Walk in a slightly more grown-up way.

San Antonio also has a fantastic zoo, but you will want to skip it if the temperature is over 100 degrees outside. Instead, lather on the sunscreen and go float down the Comel River or Guadalupe River.

In San Antonio, I recommend staying at Hotel Emma.

Plan your entire trip with our San Antonio Travel Guide.

Panama City Beach

Another teen favorite in Florida is Panama City Beach. The beach has soft, powdery, white sand. It isn’t as big as many of the beach towns, but that doesn’t mean there isn’t a lot to do.

Go mini-golfing and go-carting, spend the day at the beach, or shop around at Pier Park. Spend one day bopping around Scenic 30A, where you will find tiny beach towns like Seaside or Rosemary. Renting some bicycles is a perfect way to explore this area. Another interesting spot worth venturing out to is Sandestin’s Baytowne Wharf. Here, families can indulge in boutique shopping, zip-lining, ropes courses, an arcade, and unique eateries.

Use our Panama City Beach travel guide to plan your entire vacation.

Bend, Oregon

Bend, Oregon is another destination that is fantastic in the summer and in the winter. Year-round they have some of the best off-roading in the state!

During the summer, families will get a charge out of kayaking, white water rafting, and hiking. If your kids have never white water rafted before, take them down the Big Eddy. They will get a small taste of major rapids without being tossed around too terribly. Nearby, in Sunriver, there is a small water park and a little village to shop in.

During the winter you can ski and snowboard on Mt. Bachelor, and there’s an outdoor ice skating rink in Sunriver.

Read our Bend, Oregon Travel Guide to help plan your family vacation. Tetherow Lodge is our favorite place to stay in Bend.

NYC

There are a lot of things to do for this age group in New York City year-round. During the winter season, everyone can ice skate for free in Bryant Park and shop at all the little shops that are set up temporarily. Plus, you can witness the acclaimed Rockettes performing and many other Christmas shows.

All year long, visitors can enjoy the major landmarks and attractions here, like seeing the Statue of Liberty or visiting Ground Zero. Once kids are age 10 and up they are old enough to go through the September 11th Memorial, and old enough to appreciate, or at least sit through, a Broadway show.

We’ve been to NYC more times than we can remember. Check out our New York City Travel Guide to help you plan your own epic NYC getaway! I’ve also put together a 3-Day NYC Itinerary with Teens and a Mother Daughter New York City Weekend Getaway guide.

Palm Springs, California

Take teens on an adventure trip in Palm Springs with activities like four-wheelers or Jeep tours. Despite it being almost 100 degrees outside all three of my kids loved going on a Jeep tour of the San Andreas fault. Families can hike out at Coachella Valley Preserve or take the Palm Springs Aerial Tram up to Mt. San Jacinto State Park to hike in cooler temperatures.

I recommend staying at Omni Rancho Las Palmas near Palm Springs. They have several swimming pools and a lazy river.

Use our Palm Springs Travel Guide to help you plan your family vacation.

Conclusion

This list could undoubtedly keep going with the abundance of diverse destinations found across the United States, but hopefully, these 9 are enough to get you started on planning a successful trip with your teens!

For more ideas on places in the United States on vacation see our 22 picks for a spring break trip, Best Lake Vacations in the United States or our post on 13 Insanely Affordable Vacations in the United States.

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Get Travel Insurance

Unfortunately, there are a lot of things that can go wrong on any trip. Be prepared for the worst with travel insurance. We use Travelex or Safety Wing (often cheaper).

Book Flights

I use Skyscanner to find flights. I use it so much, I wrote an entire guide to finding cheap flights with Skyscanner! Another option for finding deals is FlightHub.

Book a Place to Stay

I recommend using Expedia.com or Hotels.com for most hotel bookings. I prefer to book directly with Marriott when I stay there because of their excellent military discount.

If you prefer staying in a vacation rental instead, I recommend VRBO. If you are looking for a hostel, I use HostelWorld.

Choose Activities and Tours

To find great activities in any area I use Viator. If we are visiting a city with lots of popular attractions I always check CityPass, PogoPass, and GoCard to see if they have discount cards available. Groupon also tends to have a lot of local travel deals.

When I want to book a full-on multi-day tour I use TourRadar. They’ve got fantastic weekly deals. If going somewhere in Mexico or the Caribbean, I use Apple Vacations.

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Check out the 8 best buffets in Las Vegas worth checking out, eight of them cost under $25. If you are trying to stick to a budget in Las Vegas be sure to read our Las Vegas on a Budget post.

8 Best Las Vegas Buffets

Las Vegas Buffet Price Comparison

1. Makino Sushi & Seafood Buffet

If anyone’s hankering for sushi, fried seafood, or a bit of both, the Japanese-style buffet Makino is the place to go. Apparently, they’ve got you covered, whether you fancy a hot bowl of ramen, garlic shrimp, or fresh crab legs.

With a mere seven-minute drive from the strip, Makino is the perfect choice for a Japanese-style feast without having to break the bank. Lunch is $25.99. Located at 3965 S Decatur Blvd. 89103.

2. Kusina Ni Lorraine

Enjoy this Filipino buffet just a ten-minute drive from the strip. It is the most affordable choice out of the options available, at a mere $13.99 per person! The buffet boasts classic Filipino dishes like pancit, kare-kare, dinaguan, adobo and bistek.

But the highlights do not end there! Indulge your sweet tooth with one of the quintessential Filipino desserts, Halo-halo. This sweet concoction is a mixed bag of excitement, packed with crushed ice, condensed milk, and an array of ingredients such as ube jam, sweet beans, boiled taro, flan, and slices of fruit. Located at 3507 S Maryland Pkwy 89169. 

Best Value Pick: Kusina Ni Lorraine stands out as the most affordable option at just $13.99 per person, featuring authentic Filipino dishes and desserts.

3. Garden Buffet at South Point

Indulging in the bright and cheerful ambiance of the Garden Buffet in South Point Las Vegas is a guest favorite experience. Offering a vast variety of unbeatable priced selections, this restaurant is a must-visit.

Customers can take their taste buds on a delectable journey with six live cooking stations that offer cuisines ranging from Asian to Mexican, Italian, Barbecue, Chinese, and Seafood dishes. Not only this, but guests can also get their customized creations from Mongolian Grill that puts your appetite in the driver’s seat. Breakfast is 16.95 and lunch is 19.95

4. Garden Court Buffet

In the downtown area at Main Street Casino, you will stumble upon the Garden Court Buffet where ethnic dishes make it a popular choice.  There are many selections of Hawaiian and Filipino dishes as well as American standards like steak, seafood, and tons of stations that will satisfy just about everyone. Weekday brunch is only $$23.99 and includes champagne, so check it out!

5. Westgate Fresh Buffet

Tantalizing dishes await at the Fresh Buffet in Westgate. At the carvery section, succulent brisket, pork belly, and ribs complement an array of sausages, and let’s not forget the irresistible fried or achiote chicken. For those craving Asian cuisine, classic Chinese dishes, pork buns, and pot stickers await, alongside artichoke salad and shrimp cocktail temptations. As for the dessert area, prepare for a feast of wholesome favorites, including pecan pie, pear, or cherry cobbler. Weekday brunch is $19.99 and weekday lunch is $22.99.

6. Royal Indian Buffet

Inside the Rio Casino in Las Vegas sits an inviting restaurant, where patrons indulge in a lavish spread of favorite North Indian entrées, served alongside freshly baked bread at their table.

Pairing the meal with carefully curated Indian beers, wines, and delectable cocktails adds to the culinary experience. The authentic flavors of India come alive in every bite, beckoning guests to enter a world of tasteful delights. Lunch costs $14.95.

7. The Buffet at Luxor

It’s the perfect Las Vegas spot for a casual and filling meal. No need to book in advance, plus children under the age of four eat for free! Enjoy the wide range of food on offer at the massive 30-foot salad bar, homemade pizza station, delectable carving station, tasty omelet station, and specialties from around the world, all located on the lower level.

Don’t forget the scrumptious dessert station, offering freshly baked pastries and sugar-free delights for a sweet finish. Indulge yourself in a dining experience designed to tantalize your taste buds – The Buffet has something for everyone. Brunch costs $28.99 on Wednesday and Thursday.

8. Buffet @Asia

This sushi buffet is surprisingly affordable! For lunch their buffet is 15.25 and for dinner Monday – Thursday it is $20.45. This price includes your drink too. Dinner Friday – Sunday is more expensive, $26.65. They do give a slight discount if you pay cash instead of using a card. This restaurant is located at 2380 S Rainbow Blvd Las Vegas, NV 89146. 

Wicked Spoon

My favorite buffet is the one I consider to be the best buffet in Las Vegas, Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan and unfortunately, it costs over $25 so that’s why it is last and not part of the 8. This is where I came to celebrate when a police officer recovered my wedding ring in a pawn shop. 

MONDAY – FRIDAY: All Day Brunch: $47 adults | $23.50 children* (ages 5 – 10)

SATURDAY & SUNDAY: All Day Brunch: $54 adults | $27 children* (ages 5 – 10)

Kids under 4 eat free! Everything is served in tiny portions on small plates. It’s a great way to try a lot of items. 

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What time of day offers the best value at Las Vegas buffets?

Weekday lunches and brunches typically offer the best value at Las Vegas buffets, with prices often $5-10 lower than dinner service. Many buffets also offer special weekday pricing Monday through Thursday, making these days ideal for budget-conscious diners. Breakfast service tends to be the most affordable meal period when available.

Are drinks included in the buffet price at Las Vegas restaurants?

Drink inclusion varies by buffet location. Some venues like Buffet @Asia include beverages in their pricing, while others charge separately for drinks. Garden Court Buffet includes champagne with their weekday brunch, making it exceptional value. It’s always best to ask about drink policies when you arrive to avoid surprises on your bill.

How far in advance should I plan to visit these budget buffets?

Most budget-friendly buffets under $25 don’t require reservations and operate on a first-come, first-served basis. However, arriving during off-peak hours (between 2-4 PM or after 8 PM) can help you avoid long wait times. Weekend visits typically have longer waits than weekdays, especially during brunch service.

Do Las Vegas buffets offer discounts for seniors or military members?

Many Las Vegas buffets offer discounts for seniors, military members, and Nevada residents, though these weren’t specifically mentioned in the article. It’s worth calling ahead or checking the casino’s website before your visit, as discount policies vary by property. Some venues also offer casino players club members special pricing or comp benefits.

Can I take food to-go from Las Vegas buffets?

Las Vegas buffets are dine-in only experiences, and taking food to-go is generally not permitted. The buffet pricing model is based on all-you-can-eat dining on premises, and removing food violates health codes and restaurant policies. If you’re looking for takeout options, consider ordering from the casino’s regular restaurants instead.

What’s the best strategy for getting the most value from a buffet visit?

Arrive slightly hungry but not starving, start with proteins and premium items like seafood or carved meats, and pace yourself to avoid filling up on bread or salad. Visit the entire buffet first to see all options before committing to your first plate. Focus on items that would be expensive to order individually, and save dessert for your final plate when you’ve tried the main offerings.

Are there vegetarian or vegan options at these Las Vegas buffets?

Most Las Vegas buffets include vegetarian options like salads, vegetable dishes, and pasta, though specific vegan offerings weren’t detailed in the article. Asian-focused buffets like Makino and Buffet @Asia typically have more plant-based options due to their cuisine style. It’s recommended to call ahead if you have strict dietary requirements to ensure the buffet can accommodate your needs.

How does parking work at off-Strip buffet locations?

Off-Strip casino buffets like South Point and locations along Decatur Boulevard typically offer free parking in their casino parking lots or garages. This is a significant advantage over Strip locations where parking fees can add $15-20 to your meal cost. The convenience and cost savings of free parking make off-Strip buffets even more budget-friendly for visitors with rental cars.

What payment methods do these budget buffets accept?

Most Las Vegas buffets accept credit cards, debit cards, and cash, though some venues like Buffet @Asia offer small discounts for cash payments. Using a casino’s players club card may also provide discounts or earn you points toward future visits. It’s wise to ask about payment options and potential discounts at the host stand when you arrive.

Are these buffet prices subject to change or do they include tax and gratuity?

Buffet prices listed are base prices and typically do not include Nevada sales tax or gratuity. Expect to add approximately 8-10% for tax, and while tipping isn’t always required at buffets, it’s customary to leave $2-5 per person for the servers who clear plates and refill drinks. Prices are also subject to change based on day of week, time of day, and special events or holidays in Las Vegas.

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About Virginia City

At its peak, Virginia City was a thriving, vibrant town with 25,000 people. Silver and gold were buried deep beneath her streets, and men and women traveled from around the world to live and work. Miners pulled millions of dollars from shafts and tunnels 3,000 feet beneath the city. The spirits of those Comstock “originals” still inhabit the places where they once worked, lived, worshiped, were educated, and died. Today, it’s the perfect tourist trap!

The 19th-century mining bonanza turned Virginia City into the most important industrial city between Denver and San Francisco, and it turned destitute prospectors from all over the world into millionaires. They built mansions, hospitals, churches, opera houses, and schools, and imported furniture, fashions, and entertainment from Europe and the Orient. They helped finance the Civil War, and went on to build empires around the world. Among the finest examples is San Francisco, a city built with Comstock silver.

The four mines: Ophir, Gould, Curry and Consolidated Virginia mines made up the “Big Bonanza” of 1873. This bonanza brought out at least $300 million in mineral deposits. Today you can tour around and experience what it was like for the 25,000 residents to walk the town back in the day.

Mark Twain worked here! In 1868, Mark Twain reminisced and wrote about his journalism career in Nevada with the Virginia City Territorial Enterprise:

“To find a petrified man, or break a stranger’s leg, or cave an imaginary mine, or discover some dead Indians in a Gold Hill tunnel, or massacre a family at Dutch Nick’s, were feats and calamities that we never hesitated about devising when the public needed matters of thrilling interest for breakfast. The seemingly tranquil ENTERPRISE office was a ghastly factory of slaughter, mutilation and general destruction in those days.”

—Mark Twain’s Letters from Washington, Number IX, Territorial Enterprise, March 7, 1868

Supposedly the spirits of the people of the “Queen of the Comstock” still haunt the places where they lived, worked, played, learned, and died. I personally experienced no ghosts while I was there.

Fun fact: Silver from Virginia City may have helped save the Union. Virginia City helped finance the U.S. government during the Civil War.

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The 16 Best Brunch Restaurants in Las Vegas

If you get an opportunity to visit Las Vegas, we advise you to try some of the best brunch food the city has to offer. There are plenty of breakfast and brunch restaurants where you can enjoy delicious creations right after a flashy late-night party, but make sure you book your table in advance because most of these places stay super crowded. 

Bouchon at the Venetian

This Thomas Keller-helmed French Restaurant ensures a memorable experience for all tourists in Las Vegas. The antique-style lighting, bistro-style tile floor, and wood-paneled columns make this restaurant a beautiful choice for tourists.

The restaurant offers many signature-style recipes, but there are a few most awesome ones that you should never miss during your visit to this restaurant. We advise you to taste some of the special champagne cocktails at this restaurant: French 75 and White Peach Bellini. Located at 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

Sadelle’s at Bellagio

This extraordinary space is designed to offer seasonal collections of florals from Botanical Gardens. Here you can find a wide range of dishes for breakfast. Some of the must-try dishes of this restaurant include fresh bagels, a fish tower, and a rolling pink dessert cart.

There is a huge seating area where you can have a memorable time with your friends and family. Other than this, it offers a light-filled den and many happy rooms where you can enjoy your own privacy. Located inside the Bellagio. 

Bardot Brasserie at Aria

This place is designed with the inspiration of the Parisian Café from the 1920s. The place is loaded with oversized brass bar, art deco-style lamps, and bistro chairs. You can ensure perfect comfort while sitting in this area while enjoying some of the most delicious recipes.

There are plenty of awesome recipes to try; some of these include Maine Lobster, Parisian Ham, Traditional Quiche Lorraine, French Toast, Waffles with duck confit, artisanal French Cheeses, and Croque madame. Located at 3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109. 

Truffles N Bacon

Truffles N Bacon serves creative American foods like their purple UBE french toast or the bright green Pandan waffles. In addition to their sweet options, the hamburgers are over the top and stuffed with all kinds of goodies. Located at 8872 S Eastern Ave #100, Las Vegas, NV 89123.

Craft Kitchen LV

Craft Kitchen LV is an eatery serving creative, locally sourced New American dishes. Their pancakes are a favorite, like the lemon meringue pancakes or the purple UBE pancakes! If they are offering a cheese board when you visit, it will likely be super colorful.

Plus, they have bottomless mimosas. They have brunch specials from 7:30 AM M-F and from 9 AM SAT-SUN. Located in downtown Las Vegas at 200 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101 and their second location in Henderson is at 10940 S Eastern Ave Ste 107, Henderson, NV 89052.

Hash House a Go Go

Hash House a Go Go is a popular breakfast restaurant with over the top food with several locations around the world. Their chicken and waffles are gigantic and perfect for sharing. Basically, all of the food is great for sharing including pancakes twice the size of your head. Located inside the Linq and at other locations around Las Vegas.

Stacks & Yolks

Stacks & Yolks has interesting breakfast foods like Captain Crunch French Toast, Cinnamon Toast Crunch French toast, Red Velvet pancakes, and peanut butter pancakes with Reese’s peanut butter cups. Located at 7150 S Durango Dr #140, Las Vegas, NV 89113.

District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew.

District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew. offers waffle cheese fries, pork belly sliders, croquenuts griddled donut sandwiches, massive biscuit sandwiches with fried chicken, and of course all kinds of donuts! There’s just something about good-looking donuts, especially their Pina Colada Donut. Located inside the Cosmopolitan.

Donut Bar Las Vegas

Donut Bar Las Vegas is a lively, modern bakeshop offering oversized donuts in inventive daily flavors like their Unicorn Surprise donut or ice cream cone donuts. Pretty much everything the Donut Bar in Las Vegas makes for a delicious morning.

And be sure to check out their Big Poppa Tart Donut a super-soft, donut stuffed with a Kellogg’s Pop-Tart, filling, topped with our cake batter glaze, crumbled Pop-Tarts, donut sprinkles, and a festive drizzle! Located at 124 S 6th St #140, Las Vegas, NV 89101. 

Peppermill

If you want an old-school breakfast Peppermill is the place to go. It serves home cooking like eggs, hash browns, and toast in a whimsical setting. They also have more creative items like their French toast ambrosia. Located at 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109. 

Makers & Finders

Makers & Finders coffee shop offers Latin-inspired breakfast food all day until 4 P.M. They have sweet items like the Tres Leches or Churro waffles as well as savory dishes like the Chilaquiles or Chicken Tinga omelets.

On Sundays, you can enjoy a special brunch with an expanded menu. Regardless of when you visit you can wash your food down with one of their specialty lattes. Located in the Arts District at 1120 South Main St #110, Las Vegas, NV 89101

Eureka! Discover American Craft

If you’re scouring Downtown Las Vegas for the ultimate brunch spot, look no further than Eureka! Discover American Craft. This trendy eatery boasts a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for catching up with friends over a delicious meal. Their menu is a foodie’s dream, with plenty of mouth-watering options to satisfy every craving. Their breakfast burrito is stupidly good. 

Whether you’re in the mood for classic breakfast dishes like eggs benedict and waffles or something a little heartier like burgers and sandwiches, Eureka! has got you covered. Their expertly crafted cocktails are also not to be missed, with unique and refreshing options that will elevate your brunch experience to the next level. Located at 520 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101l.

Kitchen Table

If you’re looking for a breakfast spot in southeast Las Vegas, Kitchen Table is definitely worth checking out. It’s one of my new personal favorites for brunch. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, with mismatched chairs and a variety of plants scattered throughout.

And let’s talk about the food! You’ll definitely want to come hungry because the portions are generous and delicious. Plus, the staff is always friendly and attentive, making for a great overall dining experience. Located at 1716 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy #100, Henderson, NV 89012.

Citizens Kitchen

I happened to eat here on a super crowded day thanks to CES but it didn’t matter. I was seated pretty quickly and served even quicker. Much to my surprise. I almost skipped eating here because it looked so crowded. I had the eggs benedict and they were delicious. They also got me a coffee to go which I appreciated. I noticed that they offer a specialty drink of the month and dessert of the month. If only I had more room for bread pudding! Located inside Mandalay Bay.

Siegel’s Bagelmania

Siegel’s Bagelmania is an absolute delight and I am so happy to have discovered it on my most recent Vegas trip. The outside didn’t give me high expectations but when I entered I was super happy I walked over. I got the Maple Bacon Boughcro Banana pancakes and they were amazing. Calories don’t count in Vegas, right? I literally cannot wait to go back here. It’s near the convention center, so if you are hungry in between whatever you may be up to at the convention center head here. Located at 252 Convention Center Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

Chica at the Venetian

Chica at the Venetian was fantastic. It had been on my list for a while to visit and I finally made it in! I had the avocado toast and imagine my surprise when I found myself eating the best avocado toast I’ve ever had in my entire life! No, I am not joking. If you love avocado toast you must go eat here. Located on restaurant row in the Venetian at 3355 S Las Vegas Blvd St 106, Las Vegas, NV 89109,

Conclusion:

If you are looking for the best holiday destination to have fun along with amazing food with friends and family, now is the right time to book your tickets to Las Vegas. Here you will be able to find many incredible restaurants to satisfy your cravings. 

Have you found a fantastic place for brunch in Las Vegas? Tell us all about it down in the comments!

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Get Travel Insurance

Unfortunately, there are a lot of things that can go wrong on any trip. Be prepared for the worst with travel insurance. We use Travelex or Safety Wing (often cheaper).

Book Flights

I use Skyscanner to find flights. I use it so much, I wrote an entire guide to finding cheap flights with Skyscanner! Another option for finding deals is FlightHub.

Book a Place to Stay

I recommend using Expedia.com or Hotels.com for most hotel bookings. I prefer to book directly with Marriott when I stay there because of their excellent military discount.

If you prefer staying in a vacation rental instead, I recommend VRBO. If you are looking for a hostel, I use HostelWorld.

Choose Activities and Tours

To find great activities in any area I use Viator. If we are visiting a city with lots of popular attractions I always check CityPass, PogoPass, and GoCard to see if they have discount cards available. Groupon also tends to have a lot of local travel deals.

When I want to book a full-on multi-day tour I use TourRadar. They’ve got fantastic weekly deals. If going somewhere in Mexico or the Caribbean, I use Apple Vacations.

Rent a Car or Get a Lyft

More often than not, Lyft is cheaper than Uber. Use my Lyft link for an $18 credit! For a car rental in any country, I recommend Hertz or Discover Cars.

Save Money on Gas

Upside a free app gets you cash back on gas! Use promo code RV2Q2 to get an extra 15¢/gal bonus on your first purchase.

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Top 17 Best Bloody Marys in Las Vegas

In no particular order here are the top Bloody Marys in Vegas and where to find them. 

1. Alexxa’s

The Colossal served at Alexxa’s inside the Paris Casino. It’s made with organic basil-infused vodka is garnished with jumbo shrimp, an Alaskan king crab leg, bacon, a beef stick, peppers, and pickled vegetables and delivered in a mini pitcher for $38. These are definitely split-able.

2. Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen and Bar

At Guy Fieri’s Vegas Kitchen & Bar you can build your own Bloody Mary. Pick out one of five kinds of vodka, choose your leave of spice, select from options like candied bacon, chicken-apple sausage, pepperoni, shrimp, cucumbers, pepper, pineapple, pickle, olives, orange, celery, carrot sticks, pickled vegetables, lemon, lime, and jalapeño. This will run you about $40 if you get huge bloody Mary it’s served in a 52-ounce punch bowl, $40. Located inside the Linq Hotel.

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3. Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge

Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge offer a simple yet tasty Bloody Mary made with their hand-crafted Bloody Mary mix. Located at 2985 Las Vegas Blvd.

4. Toasted Gastrobrunch

Toasted Gastrobrunch has three delicious Bloody Mary’s to choose from. They are all good but I prefer the Green Monster Bloody made with their green Bloody Mary mix and roasted jalapeños! Located at 9516 W Flamingo Rd Ste 100 Las Vegas, NV 89147.

5. Hofbrauhous 

The Hofbrauhous is a lively German beer hall with delicious food and live music. Oh, and look at the Bloody Mary’s they make! I think a gigantic pretzel is the perfect pairing. Located not far from the strip at 4510 Paradise Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89169.

6. Hash House a Go Go

I cannot believe I did not initially include the Bloody Mary at Hash House a Go Go. I love this place and think they have the best breakfast in Las Vegas. They have four different Bloody Mary’s to choose from.

• HH Bloody Mary with jalapeno-stuffed olives
•  Johnny’s Famous BLT Mary with bacon, lettuce, and tomato
• HH White Lighting made with moonshine!
• Texas Bloody Mary made with of course Tito’s Vodka and jalapeno-stuffed olives!

Make the HH Bloody Mary at Home!

Ingredients:

2 ounces vodka
4 ounces tomato juice
1 dash celery salt
1 dash Worcestershire sauce
2 drops hot sauce
Lemon wedge
Spicy pickled green bean
2 jalapeno-stuffed olives
petite dill pickle
fresh cracked black pepper

Directions:

Hash House a Go Go has a few locations around town but the one on the strip is at Located inside the Linq. There’s also a location in downtown at The Plaza. 

7. Bagelmania

Bagelmania’s WHOAH, MARY Bloody Mary is served with Half Everything Bagel with Salami & Swiss, Lemon, Olive, Celery, Pickle Spear, with our Housemade Bloody Mary Mix! They have four other Bloody Mary’s you can choose from if this one doesn’t suit your taste. One of them is extra spicy which is what I would try next time. Located super close to the convention center at 252 Convention Center Drive
Las Vegas, NV 89109. I highly recommend walking over here for lunch if you are attending an event at the LVCC.

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8. PKWY Tavern Taphouse and Grill

PKWY Tavern Taphouse and Grill offers a good-looking Bloody Mary during their weekend brunch. Located at: 9820 W Flamingo Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89147-8085

9. Rick’s Rollin Smoke BBQ & Tavern

Rick’s Rollin Smoke BBQ & Tavern has a “Ribbed for your Pleasure” Bloody Mary that looks delish. If you are embarrassed to say it, just point at it, that’s what I did. Located at 725 Las Vegas Blvd S Ste 110/220, Las Vegas, NV 89101-6749.

10. Tom’s Watch Bar

11. Hearthstone Kitchen + Cellar

12. Virgil’s Real BBQ

Virgil’s Real BBQ has a meat-heavy Bloody Mary, the Big Bloody Bull Rider. There’s BBQ sauce in the mix, the rim is dusted with BBQ rub, and it’s topped with brisket, shrimp, a chicken wing, bacon, and beef jerky. Located at the Linq at 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

13. Favorite Bistro 

Favorite Bistro is French fare with an American flair. They have a Bloody Mary you can eat for lunch! This popular drink has a “Favorite” Twist on it! One BBQ slider, 2 Mac & Cheez Balls, 2 chicken wings, bacon, 10 onion rings, and a Veggie mix. Located at the Linq Promenade at 3545 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

14. Sugar Factory

I was extremely surprised to find out that the Sugar Factory had one of the best Bloody Mary’s in Las Vegas. They use a  house-made bloody mary mix infused with jalapeno juice, topped with a Corona, to create the Sugar Factory’s Bloody Cerveza. Sadly, it is not served in a massive goblet. 39% off coupon to Sugar Factory. 

15. Overlook Grill

16. Ellis Island

17. The Beast

Now you may be looking for a very specific Bloody Mary, the first one pictured in this post. The one at Todd English Pub used to be our #1, but sadly they have been closed for a while. However, I have fabulous news because Todd English recently opened a new restaurant in Las Vegas, The Beast, and he’s got an amazing bloody mary on the menu. Here’s a video of it!

 

 

 

 

 

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There are few things in life more enjoyable than a solid Bloody Mary. Who do you think has the best Bloody Mary in Vegas or who has the best Bloody Mary bar in Vegas? Leave a comment and let us know! Can’t wait to hear about what you’ve found! I hope our list helps you find one you enjoy enough to have a second. Bottoms up!

If you plan to drink heavily in Vegas I highly recommend using Cheers to help your liver detox faster. It’s got Vitamin C, Vitamin E, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B6, Vitamin B12, Sodium, Potassium, Vine Tea Extract, Milk Thistle, Prickly Pear, Ginger, Chloride, Potassium, and Glucose Anhydrous in it. Trust me, you will thank me!

If you do not have time to visit all these places consider taking The Weird, Wacky Fremont Bar Experience with Cocktails.

When you are done with brunch the drinking can continue. Here are 16 Crazy Las Vegas Cocktails to get you started. 

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Tips for Partying in Las Vegas

I’m just gonna guess that you are probably in Las Vegas to party. That’s usually why most folks visit Vegas. 

How to find a club promoter, skip the lines, and get if FREE <- My club promoter’s phone number is in this post!

Get Travel Insurance

Unfortunately, there are a lot of things that can go wrong on any trip. Be prepared for the worst with travel insurance. We use Travelex or Safety Wing (often cheaper).

Book Flights

I use Skyscanner to find flights. I use it so much, I wrote an entire guide to finding cheap flights with Skyscanner! Another option for finding deals is FlightHub.

Book a Place to Stay

I recommend using Expedia.com or Hotels.com for most hotel bookings. I prefer to book directly with Marriott when I stay there because of their excellent military discount.

If you prefer staying in a vacation rental instead, I recommend VRBO. If you are looking for a hostel, I use HostelWorld.

Choose Activities and Tours

To find great activities in any area I use Viator. If we are visiting a city with lots of popular attractions I always check CityPass, PogoPass, and GoCard to see if they have discount cards available. Groupon also tends to have a lot of local travel deals.

When I want to book a full-on multi-day tour I use TourRadar. They’ve got fantastic weekly deals. If going somewhere in Mexico or the Caribbean, I use Apple Vacations.

Rent a Car or Get a Lyft

More often than not, Lyft is cheaper than Uber. Use my Lyft link for an $18 credit! For a car rental in any country, I recommend Hertz or Discover Cars.

Save Money on Gas

Upside a free app gets you cash back on gas! Use promo code RV2Q2 to get an extra 15¢/gal bonus on your first purchase.

Get a Visa

I use iVisa to get all of my Visas.

Travel Printables

If you found this information helpful consider buying me a cup of coffee aka helping me pay to put kids through college! Just scan the QR code or click the link. As always, thank you for your support!

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21 Delicious Instagram-Worthy Foods in Las Vegas

1. 18Bin

18Bin is a dog-friendly bar and restaurant over in the Art District and a fabulous place for brunch. Just look at their mimosa tower! They have all kinds of fun events going on all the time so check out their website to see what’s going on. Located at 107 E. Charleston Blvd, Suite 150, Las Vegas, Nevada 89104.

2. Ole Churros

Ole Churros is exactly what you think it is, churros! You can dip your churros in a dip of your choice including Nutella, Spanish Hot Chocolate, Bavarian Cream, and Dulce De Leche. Located at Town Square and a second location at 9310 S Eastern Ave Henderson NV.

3. District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew.

District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew. offers waffle cheese fries, pork belly sliders, croquenuts griddled donut sandwiches, and of course all kinds of donuts! There’s just something about good looking donuts, especially their Pina Colada Donut. Located inside the Cosmopolitan.

4. Creamberry

Creamberry has all kinds of colorful creations like rolled tacos made with ice cream and burritos made with cotton candy. Located at: 7965 S Rainbow Blvd #140, Las Vegas, NV 89113

5. CJ’s Italian Ice and Custard

Cj’s Italian Ice and Custard is a dessert shop with Dole Whips, large milkshakes, Bobalatis, and bizarre ice cream float combinations like the Chamango, a Mango and Chamoy ice layered with Tajin, Chamoy sauce, mangos, topped with Tamarindo and spicy mango pieces. Located at: 3555 S Durango Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89147.

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6. Cafe Hollywood

Cafe Hollywood, open 24 hours a day, is a good place if you are after a freakshake this is a great option. They’ve got incredible Super Nova Shakes for $16 each! To wash down your treats they offer 24 wines by the glass, an interesting cocktail menu, and a full bar. And if you take a look at their Instagram page it appears that you have a high chance of seeing a celebrity here! Located inside Planet Hollywood. If you are looking for more milkshakes in Vegas check out our article 12 Best Milkshakes in Las Vegas. 

7. Truffles N Bacon Cafe

Truffles N Bacon serves creative American foods like their UBE french toast or pancakes. Ube is a purple yam commonly used in sweets for its bright purple color. In addition to their sweets, the hamburgers are insane and Instagram-worthy as well. Located at 8872 S Eastern Ave #100, Las Vegas, NV 89123.

8. Jjanga Steak & Sushi

Jjanga Steak & Sushi has an unbelievable sushi tower that is more than Instagrammable and it’s been featured on the Travel Channel! This is a sushi bar & a Japanese steakhouse with a full bar, hibachi grills & outdoor patio. Everything they serve is super colorful including their sushi tacos. They have an all-you-can-eat sushi option for lunch and dinner. Located at 6125 S Fort Apache Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89148.

9. Kinnara Thai Kitchen

Kinnara has lots of eye-pleasing food like the seared Hokkaido scallops pictured here. Located at 2680 S. Maryland Parkway #1A Las Vegas, NV 89109.

10. Craft Kitchen LV

Craft Kitchen LV is an eatery serving creative, locally sourced New American dishes. Their pancakes are a favorite on Instagram, like the Girl Scout Thin Mint Pancakes or the UBE pancakes! If they are offering a cheese board when you visit, it will likely be super colorful. Located at 10940 S Eastern Ave Ste 107, Henderson, NV 89052.

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11. Hash House a Go Go

Hash House a Go Go is a popular breakfast restaurant with over-the-top food with several locations around the world. Their chicken and waffles appear often on Instagram Located inside the Linq and at other locations around Las Vegas. And yes, this is next to the Las Vegas High Roller.

12. Sugar Factory

The Sugar Factory has reopened and it’s better than ever. Their colorful fish bowl drinks are extremely photogenic. Located inside the Fashion Show Mall.

We have an entire post dedicated to colorful over-the-top cocktails, all of which would look good on your Instagram. You can read our post here: 16 Crazy Las Vegas Cocktails.

13. Black Tap

Black Tap has finally arrived in Las Vegas and it does two things quite well, milkshakes and burgers. Their milkshakes are true freak shakes!

14. Guy Fieri’s Kitchen & Bar

Hangover Recovery Bloody Mary at Guy Fieri’s Kitchen & Bar has one of the most Instagrammable Bloody Marys in Las Vegas. It’s essentially an entire meal!

For 17 more Bloody Marys in Las Vegas worthy of Instagram check out our post on the 10 best Bloody Mary’s in Las Vegas.

15. The Pepper Club

The Pepper Club by Todd English is open all day for brunch, happy hour, and dinner. During brunch, they offer this super colorful Ube Stuffed French Toast. Located at 921 S Main Street, Las Vegas, NV 89101. 

16. Stacks & Yolks

Stacks & Yolks have interesting breakfast foods like Captain Crunch French Toast and peanut butter pancakes with Reese’s peanut butter cups. Located at 7150 S. Durango.

17. Zero Degrees

Zero Degrees has good-looking milkshakes, smoothies, and teas.  Located at 4001 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89103

18. Antojitos Guayabitos

Antojitos Guayabitos Michloka creation is insane. It’s a Michelada drink with ceviche on top. Note that these are non-alcoholic because it is a food truck. If you are looking to booze bring something to mix in.  Located at 1000 N Nellis Blvd, Las Vegas.

19. Amano Las Vegas

The “Fat Babies at Amano’s look pretty tasty. It’s an open-ended hero stuffed with pasta sauce and your choice of stuffings. They have creations like the “The Fuhgeddaboudit”, a fat baby stuffed with Mozzarella, Arborio Rice, Parmesan, Cream Cheese, Calabrian Peppers, Provolone, Penne Pasta, Celery, Shrimp, Langostine, Chicken, Italian Sausage and Wings! Located at 5601 N Tenaya Way #106, Las Vegas, NV 89130

20. Lucy’s Waffles

Lucy’s Waffles has waffles with colorful ice cream. Located at 6070 S. Rainbow Blvd. 89118. 

21.PinkBox Doughnuts

Pinkbox Doughnuts are donuts with personality! The unicorn donut is especially Instagrammable. With 10 locations around Las Vegas there’s sure to be one near you!

Conclusion

Where is the most Instagrammable food you have found in Las Vegas? This list should keep you busy for a while! We wish you happy eating and drinking. And if you know of a great place we missed it us know in the comments below.

If you do not have time to visit all these places consider taking a Taco Tour, can’t go wrong with tacos!. And if you didn’t see enough chocolate on this list I’ve got great news, there’s a Vegas Chocolate Tours!

Planning to Party in Las Vegas?

Here are some articles I’ve written that will hopefully help you plan your trip, including tips on what to wear if you’re a lady.

Find a club promoter, skip the lines, and get if FREE 

Get Travel Insurance

Unfortunately, there are a lot of things that can go wrong on any trip. Be prepared for the worst with travel insurance. We use Travelex or Safety Wing (often cheaper).

Book Flights

I use Skyscanner to find flights. I use it so much, I wrote an entire guide to finding cheap flights with Skyscanner! Another option for finding deals is FlightHub.

Book a Place to Stay

I recommend using Expedia.com or Hotels.com for most hotel bookings. I prefer to book directly with Marriott when I stay there because of their excellent military discount.

If you prefer staying in a vacation rental instead, I recommend VRBO. If you are looking for a hostel, I use HostelWorld.

Choose Activities and Tours

To find great activities in any area I use Viator. If we are visiting a city with lots of popular attractions I always check CityPass, PogoPass, and GoCard to see if they have discount cards available. Groupon also tends to have a lot of local travel deals.

When I want to book a full-on multi-day tour I use TourRadar. They’ve got fantastic weekly deals. If going somewhere in Mexico or the Caribbean, I use Apple Vacations.

Rent a Car or Get a Lyft

More often than not, Lyft is cheaper than Uber. Use my Lyft link for an $18 credit! For a car rental in any country, I recommend Hertz or Discover Cars.

Save Money on Gas

Upside a free app gets you cash back on gas! Use promo code RV2Q2 to get an extra 15¢/gal bonus on your first purchase.

Get a Visa

I use iVisa to get all of my Visas.

Travel Printables

If you found this information helpful consider buying me a cup of coffee aka helping me pay to put kids through college! Just scan the QR code or click the link. As always, thank you for your support!

Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, which means we may receive a commission if you click a link and purchase something that we have recommended but doesn’t cost you any extra. Please check out our disclosure policy for more details. Thank you for your support!

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