Steakhouse styled on the 1960s · $$$$
The classic steakhouse evening without the drive, at the northern edge of Downtown Summerlin. The local restaurateur Jeffrey Fine conceived it as a 1960s steakhouse, and the steaks are grilled over cherry wood and basted with herb butter: an 8oz Creekstone filet is $65, a 14oz Prime New York strip $72 and an 18oz bone-in Prime ribeye $95, with a shrimp cocktail or the French onion soup to start. Dinner runs from 5pm to 9pm, until 10pm on Friday and Saturday, and the bar's Harlo Hour, with $12 cocktails, starts at 4pm, or 3pm on Thursday and Friday.
Reserve ahead1720 Festival Plaza Dr, Las Vegas, NV 89135
All-day café for breakfast and coffee · $$
The breakfast to walk to, a neighbourhood café on Rosemary Park Drive in Downtown Summerlin that serves breakfast all day. Order the banana pudding haute cakes at $16, the breakfast burrito at $15 or steak and eggs at $27, with an egg and cheese sandwich for $9 and a spiced honey butter latte for $8. It opens at 8am on weekdays and 7.30am at weekends and closes at 8pm, with a dinner menu from 4pm. It takes cards and mobile payments only, no cash.
Walk in10970 Rosemary Park Dr, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89135
Summerlin dining room and weekend brunch · $$$
The restaurateurs Elizabeth Blau and Kim Canteenwalla run this farm-to-table room on Rampart Boulevard, and its weekend brunch is the one to drive to. On Saturday and Sunday, from 10am to 2.30pm, order the carrot-cake monkey bread at $16, the cornflake-crusted French toast at $18 or the hot honey butter chicken biscuit at $20, with bottomless mimosas or Bloody Marys at $29 for two hours. Lunch runs from 11.30am on weekdays and dinner from 5pm, or 4pm at weekends: the buttermilk fried chicken is $32, and the XXL chocolate and banana cake is meant for sharing.
Reserve ahead1031 S Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89145
MICHELIN-recommended Catalan and Italian tapas · $$$
The nearest of the MICHELIN guide's 2026 Las Vegas picks to the resort, in The Gramercy on West Russell Road, from the team behind EDO Gastro Tapas. Start with the tapas, among them the bikini, a pressed sandwich of sobrasada and Mahón cheese, at $10, and the bravas at $12, then a handmade pasta; or take the Anima Experience tasting menu at $85, with a wine pairing at $65. On Mondays two pastas and a bottle of wine are $65 together. Dinner is served every night from 5pm, and the last table is at 8.45pm.
Reserve ahead9205 W Russell Rd, Unit 185, Las Vegas, NV 89148
Cocktail bar with steaks, open until 3am · $$$
The bartender Nectaly Mendoza's bar on West Sahara Avenue, open since 2009 and known for a list of classic cocktails arranged by era. The kitchen is a steakhouse in its own right: a 12oz New York strip is $56 and a 16oz ribeye $78, and the menu marks the steaks and some of the pastas with a second, discounted happy-hour price, $29 for the strip. It opens from 5pm to 3am, Monday to Saturday, and is closed on Sunday, so it is also the late table after a show.
Reserve ahead3713 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89102
MICHELIN-recommended Edomae sushi counter · $$$$
A modest Edomae sushi counter in Chinatown, in the 2026 MICHELIN selection, where much of the fish comes from Japan and dinner is an omakase of about two hours. There are two seatings a night, at 5.30pm and 7.45pm, every guest including children orders the course menu, and there are no substitutions, so come only if you love raw fish. Reservations open a month ahead on Resy or by phone, and groups of five or more must book at least three days ahead.
Book well ahead: tables go weeks out5040 W Spring Mountain Rd, #4, Las Vegas, NV 89146
24-hour tiki bar in Chinatown · $$
The Las Vegas version of a tiki bar, which never closes: it is open 24 hours, for over-21s only, with a physical ID checked at the door. The list runs from Trader Vic's 1944 Mai Tai and a 1956 Zombie to the Aku Aku Lapu, first mixed at the Aku-Aku restaurant in the old Stardust hotel. Happy hour, from 4pm to 7pm daily, brings specialty cocktails down to $9, and a second one runs from 1am to 4am. Tables are held for two hours; on Friday and Saturday evenings they carry a prepaid minimum of $20 to $120, credited to the bill.
Reserve ahead3939 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102
24-hour chicken pho shop · $
The cheap meal at any hour, and in the 2026 MICHELIN selection: a Chinatown pho shop that specialises in northern-style chicken pho, and the bowl to order is the one with lemongrass-marinated chicken. Add the crispy pork and shrimp bánh xèo or the Hainan chicken rice; there are boba drinks and a full bar. It is open 24 hours, you order by QR code at the table, and there is nothing to book.
Walk in3775 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Breakfast is not included in the standard room rate, so check what your rate includes. In the hotel, the Lucky Penny café is open 24 hours and serves breakfast at any of them, from pancakes and French toast to the Lucky Breakfast Burrito and the Penny Benny, with a patio of its own; the Starbucks in the hotel lobby opens at 5am, and JuiceFarm in the food court opens at 7am for cold-pressed juice, smoothies and acai bowls. Hearthstone serves brunch on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 2.30pm, with bottomless mimosas at $25, and in-room dining runs around the clock.
Outside, Fine Company in Downtown Summerlin, about eight minutes' walk, opens at 8am on weekdays and 7.30am at weekends and serves breakfast all day, and Honey Salt's weekend brunch is seven minutes away by car.
