Las Vegas is a boozy destination that doesn’t force visitors to adhere to the “stuffy” social norms that exist back home.
Nope.
While your friends back home wait ’til 5 pm to begin indulging, you can rev things up in Vegas much earlier without catching any judgment.
Fortunately, numerous restaurants and buffets offer bottomless brunch deals, helping problem drinkers (slowly raises hand) stretch their budget.
I’ll be sure to link out to each restaurant’s menu so that you can easily compare pricing and verify deals before making the trip.
Bottomless Brunch in Las Vegas
Bottomless Brunch Deals On The Strip
Overlook Grill at Cosmopolitan serves up unlimited mimosas/Bloody Marys for $32 and Rose for $32.
For $44, you can treat yourself to bottomless bloody marys and top-shelf prosecco mimosas.
Overlook is open seasonally and is closed over the winter months.
Flakner Kitchen at Mandlay Bay serves “Bottomless Bubbles” as part of their brunch menu for $30. Flavors include strawberry, passion fruit, and prickly pear puree.
STK Steakhouse at Cosmopolitan serves both bottomless mimosas and bloody marys for $35 with the purchase of an entree over brunch, which is Saturday and Sunday from 9 am – 3 pm.
Hard Rock Cafe serves up great views of the s Strip, Hard Rock Cafe in addition to endless mimosas for $22.95.
Davidoff of Geneva, a cigar lounge located along the Strip in front of the Fashion Show Mall, offers bottomless mimosas for $25 per person Monday – Thursday from 11 am – 5 pm.
Border Grill at Mandalay Bay allows you to add on bottomless mimosas, bloody marys, and micheladas to their brunch which is offered from 10 am – 3 pm daily for $31.99.
Tom’s Watch Bar at New York New York offers bottomless mimosas daily until 2 pm for $30 as part of their brunch menu.
Alexxa’s at Paris offers bottomless mimosas during brunch from 8 am – 3 pm for $36 per person. Note, that there is a 2-hour limit to consume as much of the vitamin C-infused cocktail as you can.
Cafe Lola is located in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace and offers bottomless mimosas for $40 per person.
Pyramid Cafe at Luxor serves bottomless mimosas and bloodies for $25 per person.
Primrose at Park MGM serves bottomless California Mimosas or Rose daily until 2 pm for $40. For an additional $36 you can upgrade to Nicolas Feuillatte or Brut.
Lavo at The Venetian offers a “Bottomless Brunch” package on Saturday and Sunday which costs $35 includes your choice of 1 beverage in unlimited quanities. You can pay an extra $10 to gain access to all available beverages (sangria, Bloody Marys, rosé, & mimosas).
Sugarcane at The Venetian serves bottomless mimosas for $26 as part of their daily brunch menu.
La Cave at Wynn offers bottomless libations as part of their brunch menu, including a selection of mimosas, sangria, wine, beer, bloody marys, cocktails, and margaritas for $34.
Lago, which boasts a fountain view at Bellagio, offers bottomless mimosas concocted with orange juice, strawberry, or passionfruit for $75 as part of their brunch menu.
Blondies, also found within the Miracle Mile Shops, serves bottomless mimosas for $20 alongside their popular $5.99 breakfast special.
Ellis Island’s Front Yard is located a short walk behind Horseshoe, just off the Strip. As part of their brunch menu, they serve bottomless mimosas and Rose for $35.
Bottomless Brunch Deals Downtown Las Vegas
Bacon Nation at The D: Uniquely, Bacon Nation’s bottomless mimosas are available all day, every day for $25.
Downtown Terrace serves bottomless Bloody Marys (both vodka and tequila) and bottomless mimosas for $21 as part of their brunch menu which runs from 9 am – 3 pm Friday through Sunday.
Bottomless JP Chenet Brut mimosa bottle service is $31.
Park on Fremont: Bottomless mimosas can be added to your meal for $25, Saturday & Sunday from 11am-3pm.
Nacho Daddy, found steps off Fremont Street, also serves both bottomless bloodies and mimosas during brunch until 2 pm.
See Also: Where to find Brunch in Las Vegas on the Strip and Downtown.
All You Can Drink/Bottomless Buffet Deals
Nearly every buffet in Vegas offers bottomless beverage packages. Typically, these are not deals I take advantage of as gorging oneself on both food and alcohol can be a lot. With that in mind, some of you will still be drawn to all-you-can-drink deals at the buffet.. because… it’s Vegas.
Vegas is an alternate reality for most visitors. A place where it’s socially acceptable to start drinking at 8 am and maintain a solid BAC throughout the day.
Whether you’re looking for bottomless mimosas in Las Vegas over brunch at a restaurant, buffet, or even in a cigar lounge, there’s a setting for everyone!
Ensure you also check out my breakdown of All You Can Drink Deals in Las Vegas, which include beer, cocktails, and wine!
Related: Brunch in Las Vegas, AYCE Brunch Deals on the Strip, and Where to buy HUGE yard-tall drinks in Vegas.
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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.