Easter brunch in Las Vegas is the perfect opportunity to bust out the pastels, turn up the frills and sip on a mimosa or two. From special Easter menus to the perfect brunch atmospheres, check out these top spots for Easter brunch this year in Las Vegas to celebrate resurrection day, visit the Easter bunny and feast on your favorite breakfast dishes.
Enjoy delicious brunch plates from Echo & Rig Butcher and Steakhouse located at Tivoli Village on the west side of town and at The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson. With breakfast plates like shortrib hash, quiche and steak frites appetites are .
Enjoy a breakfast feast provided by Sadelle's at the Garden Table at Bellagio Las Vegas. The natural-light-flooded dining experience is set amidst garden views and offers sticky buns, smoked salmon bagel towers, caviar bites and more. Walk off the satisfying afterwards while perusing the latest from the Bellagio design and horticulture teams.
Get the gospel in while enjoying brunch buffet-style at House of Blues inside of Mandalay Bay. Praise, worship and feast with this special event that takes place on select Sundays throughout the year.
The perfect photo opps and bottomless rosé make Kassi Beach House the ideal Easter brunch destination. Located at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, this dining establishment has a brunch menu worth returning to over and over again.
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The ricotta pancakes are a must and if octopus is your thing be sure to try the grilled octopus appetizer. The soppressata pizza at Kassi Beach House combines honey, mozzarella and chili with cured ham for a salty yet slightly sweet taste with just a small hint of heat with other outstanding pizza preparations to choose from.
Lakeside at Wynn Las Vegas hosts Easter jazz brunch on April 9 from 10AM to 3PM. Perched aside the Lake of Dreams, guests can enjoy live jazz, the seafood buffet, various brunch specialties and dessert.
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This downtown spot boasts in-house fresh tortillas and sauces. This artsy eatery focuses on creating a whole mood with displays to observe, music to dance to and flavors to bring the most out of each dining experience.
An over-the-top sensational brunch is served at Lavo on Saturdays and Sundays. The party people unite at Lavo endless brunch for nightclub level energy during the day.
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The lakeside patio at Marche Bacchus is complete with mimosas, flowers and a beautiful view for the most picturesque Easter brunch experience. Crab or smoked salmon eggs benedict and orange juice followed by a hot espresso make this brunch as tasty as it is scenic.
Poolside brunch at Paradise Cafe inside of The Mirage offers sunshine rays and eggs sunny-side-up along with an array of food and beverage offerings. A soft bagel breakfast sandwich of scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, turkey bacon, arugula and a roasted tomato aioli accompanied by breakfast potatoes as shown above. Sip on refreshing cocktails including the cucumber breeze, cherry limeade or stick with champagne to enhance your poolside brunch experience.
Sadelle's at Bellagio Las Vegas is quite the setting for brunch photos. The egg robin blue and white color scheme fit perfectly with Easter looks with pastel colors. Enjoy an eggs benedict, steak & eggs or garden omelet while enjoying the very spring-forward ambiance at Sadelle's.
Easter Brunch at Veranda takes place from 9AM to 3PM with appearances from the Easter bunny throughout. Ample food selections are available including French bread pudding, shrimp and grits, huevos rancheros, avocado toast and more. A vegan menu is also available as well as a dessert station with Easter sweets.
Whether you observe Easter as a religious holiday or just love the pastels, bunnies and sweets associated with it, enjoy brunch at one of these establishments. Make a reservation and get ready for Easter brunch in Las Vegas.
Photography by: Courtesy of La Mona Rosa; Courtesy Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas; Courtesy of MGM Resorts International; Courtesy of House of Blues Gospel Brunch; Courtesy of Kassi Beach House; By Barbara Kraft; By Tony Tran; Courtesy of Tao Hospitality Group; Courtesy of The Mirage Las Vegas
