It’s surprisingly difficult to find a late-night meal in Las Vegas, a city known for exploits that last into the wee hours of the morning.
Unfortunately, the pandemic and subsequent labor shortages have forced many restaurants to cut their hours of operation, leaving few options open late.
I thought it would be helpful to create and maintain a breakdown of restaurants open around the clock so that you can get your calorie fix, no matter what time it is.
I’ll be sure to link to the menus of each restaurant so that you can easily compare your options.
24-Hour Restaurants On The Strip
Backstage Deli at Luxor: Specializing in a selection of breakfast sandwiches, traditional sandwiches, burgers, and hot dogs, Backstage Deli is open around the clock Tuesday – Sunday.
America at New York New York: Not only is America a budget-friendly destination, with most items costing $15ish or less, but they’re also open 24 hours.
On the menu are burgers, pasta, fish & chips, soups, salads, and sandwiches.
America also offers all-day breakfast.
Side Betty Grill at Park MGM: Side Betty Grill offers a limited “After Hours” menu from midnight – 2 pm. Items on the menu include chicken tenders, a double cheeseburger, a spicy chicken sandwich, a bacon-wrapped hot dog, and even a sloppy joe. Most late-night menu items fall in the $15-$20 range.
The Henry at Cosmopolitan: Offering an extensive late-night menu, overnight guests can order breakfast items, sandwiches, burgers, soup, salad, desserts, and even cocktails around the clock. Most entrees on the menu cost $25, give or take.
Cafe Americano at Caesars Palace: The late-night menu is wide-ranging and includes burgers, fish & chips, pasta, ribeye steak, breakfast items, and personal pizzas. Most items on the menu land in the mid-$20s.
Nook Express at LINQ: Specializing in pastries, sandwiches, salads, and pizza, LINQ’s Nook Express is open around the clock.
Taco Bell Cantina: Located mid-Strip at Harmon Corner, this 2 story “party” version of Taco Bell is open through the night.
Cafe Belle Madeleine at Paris: Open around the clock, Cafe Belle Madeleine serves a collection of breakfast sandwiches, pastries, salads, and lunch sandwiches at a sub-$20 price point.
Cafe Americano at Paris: Like their location at Caesars Palace, Cafe Americano keeps the lights on until 2am daily (so not quite 24-hours), serving sandwiches, burgers, breakfast, steaks, and pasta around the clock.
Grand Lux Cafe at The Venetian: The Venetian has a Grand Lux Cafe that offers a limited late-night menu.
On it, you’ll find breakfast items like a Belgian waffle, salads, and sandwiches. The sandwich lineup includes a BLT, roast turkey and brie, chicken salad, and a club.
Notably, everything on the late-night menu hovers around $25 or less.
There’s also a Grand Lux Cafe at Palazzo, but that location is not 24-hours.
Big Top Eats at Circus Circus: Home to plenty of cheap, quick eats. Big Top Eats serves breakfast, soups, salads, burgers, and sandwiches around the clock. In addition to meals, some unique snacks are also offered like chili, chili cheese fries, and nachos.
This was my Philly Cheesesteak, which was surprisingly great.
Denny’s (3 locations): Although you likely have one back at home, you should note that Denny’s is open 24 hours and has locations at Casino Royale, just north of the MGM Grand, and just north of the Encore.
Peppermill: The popular restaurant across the street from Resorts World is open 24 hours Thursday -Sunday.
Honorable Mention – Ellis Island: Located a short 5-minute walk from the Strip behind Horseshoe, Ellis Island is a haven for value seekers.
In addition to 24-hour eats at their Village Pub, Ellis is known for dealing $5 blackjack, $5 craps, and serving cheap craft brews.
Related: Buffets Currently Open in Las Vegas.
24-Hour Restaurants on Fremont Street
Saginaw’s at Circa: Saginaw’s serves an impressive lineup of both hot and cold sandwiches. I recently stopped in and ordered a warm corned beef and pastrami sandwich and found it to be delicious and filling – Worth the $22 paid.
Notably, Saginaw’s also sells the shrimp cocktail made famous by DuPar’s at Golden Gate, which is now closed. It isn’t cheap at $12, but my God is it good.
The Grille at Golden Nugget: Nestled within Golden Nugget, The Grille is open until 3am daily and serves breakfast, pizzas, loaded hot dogs, sandwiches, and more. A cost-effective option, almost everything can be yours for under $25.
These were my $15 loaded nachos, which weren’t great (cheap, broken chips, low-quality nacho cheese, etc.), but it was a heavy meal.
Lanai Express at Fremont: This one isn’t open 24/7, but it’s close enough to count as Lanai Express is open from 11 am – 7 am the next day.
The menu is wide-ranging and includes items like oxtail soup, hamburgers, Chinese, and the second cheapest shrimp cocktail in Vegas at a mere $3.99. Slots A Fun edges it out with a $2 offering.
I don’t especially love this cocktail… but I always buy one.
American Coney Island at The D: Essentially a unique fast-food joint, American Coney Island is one of my personal favorite late-night spots to grab a bite. On the menu are dogs, burgers, gyros, and cheese/chili cheese fries.
Siegel’s 1941 at El Cortez: It offers a separate late-night menu with breakfast items, sandwiches, burgers, chicken wings, and even salmon.
Siegels is rumored to be closing in April of 2026, however.
I recently stopped in for their farmhouse breakfast, pictured below, and left impressed.
Denny’s: A known quantity, Denny’s in Neonopolis never closes.
Fast Food Options Downtown: There are a number of fast-food options on Fremont Street that can fill your late-night cravings. Restaurant options include McDonald’s (The D), Subway (Plaza, 4 Queens, and El Cortez), White Castle, and others.
See Also: Cheap Places to Eat on the Strip and Cheap Eats on Fremont Street!
I’m a former software salesman turned Vegas aficionado. While the craps table is my preferred habitat, I pull myself away to explore new attractions, shows, restaurants, and outdoor activities around Las Vegas with the intent of sharing my experiences.
Ultimately, I just want to help folks plan a better trip and save a few bucks in the process.