Hunting down food deals in Las Vegas is one of my favorite ways to preserve my bankroll, and that starts with breakfast.
To aid value seekers like myself, I figured that creating and maintaining a breakdown of cheap breakfast options in Las Vegas would be helpful.
To qualify for inclusion, a restaurant must have meals available at a $20 price point or lower.
Of course, I’ll link out to each menu so that you can double-check pricing and options before making the trip.
Cheap Breakfast On The Strip
Pyramid Cafe at Luxor: Home to numerous inexpensive options, Pyramid Cafe serves a collection of eggs, waffles, pancakes, and French toast. While only a few items are sub-$15, most items can be had for $20 or less.
I recently stopped into Pyramid Cafe for lunch (and enjoyed it) but saw plenty of hearty breakfast plates walking past me that looked delicious. On my “breakfast to-do list” is the pyramid pancake stack topped with berries and bananas.
Backstage Deli at Luxor: A quick option, Backstage Deli serves a limited menu that includes breakfast sandwiches, eggs any style, and chicken & waffle sliders at a price point of around $15 or less.
America at New York New York: A bastion of deals, nearly everything on America’s breakfast menu is $15 or less. Highlights include a collection of omelets, pancakes, French toast, waffles, chicken & waffles, a breakfast burrito, and various egg meals.
I recently stopped in and ordered the NY Steak and Eggs in addition to French Toast (pictured below) – It was a lot. It was a rock-solid meal for the price.
Avenue Cafe at Park MGM: While inexpensive breakfast items are a bit tougher to find on Avenue Cafe’s menu, items “Off the griddle” like pancakes, French toast, and a Belgian waffle land right around that $20 price point.
Aria Patisserie: As one of the more upscale resorts on the Strip, deals at Aria can be tough to find. The Patisserie, however, serves several inexpensive breakfast items which include a breakfast sandwich, breakfast burrito, ham & swiss croissant, and omelettes.
Uniquely, Aria’s Patisserie also serves a number of both sweet and savory crepes.
Egghead at Aria: Found within Aria’s Proper Eats Food Hall, Egghead serves a selection of breakfast sandwiches for around $10.
Easy Donuts at Aria: Also located within the Proper Eats Food Hall, Easy Donuts serves a selection of donuts, croissants, and breakfast sandwiches at a price point that won’t break the bank.
While the store serves breakfast favorites during the day, it morphs into a speakeasy by night, often featuring life music.,
Bellagio Patisserie: Bellagio’s patisserie ranks as one of the most affordable options in a resort that caters to a higher-end clientele. Breakfast items like pastries, croissants, and crepes are all available.
Cafe Hollywood at Planet Hollywood: Cafe Hollywood is located just off PH’s casino floor and serves a wide assortment of breakfast fare at a sub-$20 price point including eggs, omelets, waffles, french toast, pancakes, and scrambles.
Notably, a few of those breakfast meals are served around the clock as part of their all-day breakfast menu.
La Salsa Cantina at Planet Hollywood: La Salsa Cantina is found in the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood and serves items with a Mexican twist, many of which for $10 or less.
Among the deepest deals is their $9.99 breakfast ($6.99 on weekdays) that includes 2 eggs, choice of meat, southwest potatoes, and tortillas.
Adding to the value proposition, guests can add a bloody mary, mimosa, or several other “breakfast drinks” for just $4.95.
Blondies in the Miracle Mile Shops: Home to one of our favorite all-you-can-drink deals in Las Vegas, Blondies also offers a value-packed breakfast menu with most items priced at or below $15. Unique menu items include a big burrito, breakfast quesadilla, and breakfast tacos.
Although portions are tiny, they also commonly serve a $4.99 Breakfast deal, which isn’t on the menu, but rather advertised on a sign in front of the restaurant.
Nosh Deli at Horseshoe: Although the menu is limited to a few breakfast sandwich options, Nosh’s breakfast qualifies as cheap, with each of those sandwiches landing around $15.
Flavortown at Horseshoe: Guy Fieri’s newest restaurant on the Strip offers a slim, yet relatively cheap, breakfast menu daily that includes items like an All-American breakfast, a big queso-rito (burrito), and biscuits and gravy among others.
Most items land near or below $20.
Brioche by Guy Savoy at Paris & Caesars Palace: A number of items, including a ham and cheese croissant, quiche, and coffee & pastry breakfasts are offered at a price point of less than $15.
Pronto by Giada at Caesars Palace: Pronto serves an assortment of breakfast sandwiches, parfaits, and lighter fare (fruit, oatmeal, etc.) that land right on or around the $15 mark.
Eggslut at Cosmopolitan: A popular grab & go breakfast destination at Cosmo, sandwiches start at a price point below $10. Not bad for an upscale resort!
Cafe Belle Madeleine at Paris: A selection of breakfast sandwiches at Cafe Belle can be yours at a sub $15 price point.
JJ’s Boulangerie at Paris: Items with a palatable price point on the menu at JJ’s include a number of breakfast sandwiches, breakfast pizza, and a Belgian waffle.
Hash House a Go Go at LINQ: Items available at a sub-$20 price point at Hash House include a classic buttermilk flapjack, “Twisted Flapjacks”, waffles, and their 2-egg breakfast.
HHAGG has become a “go-to” of mine, as they have locations both on the Strip and Downtown – Check out the recent meal my dad, brother, and I enjoyed.
Nook Express at The LINQ: The grab & go location serves a selection of breakfast sandwiches for around $11 and bagels with cream cheese for under $10.
Nook Express at Flamingo: Like the location at Linq, Flamingo’s Nook Express specializes in a number of breakfast sandwiches, a yogurt parfait, and even a fresh fruit bowl.
Eatwell at Cromwell: A quick-serve option on the casino floor at Cromwell, Eatwell serves a number of inexpensive breakfast sandwiches.
Westside Deli at Circus Circus: Open 24-hours, Westside Deli serves breakfast items around the clock, which includes pancakes, scrambled eggs, and a breakfast sandwich.
Denny’s: A known quantity for most, Denny’s has locations both at Casino Royale and just north of MGM Grand in the showcase mall.
Aztec Inn Casino: Located across the street from STRAT on the north end of the Strip, Aztec Inn serves a $5 breakfast which includes 2 eggs, toast, and bacon.
Honorable Mention – Ellis Island: Ellis Island is located a short walk behind Horseshoe and is worth the extra steps, or cheap Uber. My go-to is the $9.99 Steak and Eggs Special, which isn’t even on the menu (Shhhhhhh!:).
Cheap Breakfast on Fremont Street
Binion’s Cafe: Almost everything on the Binion’s cafe breakfast menu qualifies as cheap, with the vast majority costing under $15. Notable options include ham steak and eggs, pancakes, omelets, and Binion’s basic breakfast which is made up of 2 eggs, hash browns, and toast.
Binion’s Deli: While there are only two breakfast items on the menu, they’re both inexpensive. The cheapest breakfast item on the menu is the Gambler Special, which is comprised of two eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, and toast for a hair over $10.
Hash House a Go Go at Plaza: Like their Strip location, HHAGG’s Fremont Street location serves several inexpensive breakfast items which include a massive flapjack, “Twisted Flapjack”, waffles, and a 2-egg breakfast.
Pinkbox Doughnuts at Plaza: If grab & go is more your style, stop into Pinkbox to survey their jaw-dropping selection of doughnuts that range in price from about $2 – $6.
Of course, they serve coffee as well.
I recently visited – Take a look at the doughnuts inside Pinkbox!
CJ at Golden Nugget: A number of items hover around the $20 mark on CJ’s menu including French toast, a breakfast burrito, a breakfast sandwich, and several omelets.
The Grille at Golden Nugget: Ranking as one of the cheapest breakfast options downtown, The Grille serves a breakfast sandwich, burrito, and more, with nearly everything landing at under $20.
Magnolia’s Veranda at 4 Queens: When I’m in downtown Las Vegas, Magnolia’s Veranda is my go-to. While I typically opt for the NY Steak and Eggs, which costs more than $15, there’s an abundance of sub $15, and even sub $10 meals available.
Related: See my recent review of Magnolia’s at 4 Queens!
Aloha Specialties at The Cal: Located steps away from Fremont Street, Aloha Specialties serves a small breakfast menu that includes unique and cheap items. Try their Loco Moco, a hamburger patty over rice with 2 eggs over easy, topped off with gravy.
Market Street Cafe at The Cal: Also at California, nearly everything on Market Street’s breakfast menu lands at or below $15. Breakfast items include island-style eggs, eggs benedict, steak & eggs, and biscuits and gravy among others.
Siegel’s 1941 at El Cortez: While not everything on the menu qualifies as cheap, items like 2 eggs any style, fat Irish green corn beef hash, French toast, and buttermilk pancakes all land near or below $15.
Siegel’s is also one of the few restaurants offering all-day breakfast downtown.
I recently ordered Siegel’s farmhouse breakfast (pictured) and was left satisfied.
Freedom Beat at Downtown Grand: A block away from the Fremont Street canopy, Downtown Grand ranks as one of my favorite places to gamble in Las Vegas. Not only is the casino rarely crowded, but they also commonly deal $5 craps and $1 blackjack.
From a food perspective though, Freedom Beat offers an impressive number of brunch items for around $15 or less that include chicken fried steak, a breakfast sandwich, a breakfast burrito, Cali omelet, and a classic frittata among others.
Denny’s in Neonopolis: Like the locations on the Strip, Denny’s can be found in the Neonopolis complex on Fremont Street. I know, it’s not overly exciting – Just know it’s an option.
Garden Court Buffet at Main Street Station: The only buffet currently open downtown, Garden Court is a rock-solid value option. While the buffet currently costs a hair over $20 for brunch, it’s a great deal for those looking to find a strong calorie-to-dollar spent ratio.
See my review of the Garden Court buffet, here.
Although restaurants with expensive menus and celebrity chef names on the marquee attract all the buzz, there are an impressive number of spots to grab a cheap breakfast in Vegas.
Whether you’re looking for a quick grab-and-go option or a budget-friendly sit-down restaurant, there’s sure to be an option that agrees with you.
Related: Where to find cheap prime rib in Las Vegas, cheap steaks in Las Vegas, 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.