For just $35, you get an entree, plus bottomless drinks. Choose from breakfast burritos, avocado toast, or skillets over house tots, among other entrees. And get it with two hours of your choice of mimosas, beer, wine, or spicy bloody Marys.

Downtown’s newest restaurant is launching brunch inside a jewel-toned dining room. Order bites like shrimp toast with chili garlic butter, pancakes with caramel apples and cream cheese frosting, shareable boards portioned with caviar, potato rosti, yuzu crème fraiche, lobster roe salad, and egg whites, and traditional brunch fare.

Fuhu’s all-new summer brunch party, Fuhu Day Club, is a high-energy affair with electric music, a $65 prix fixe menu buttermilk blueberry pancakes, wagyu flat iron steak and eggs, and premium cocktail offerings. It’s all fit for dining beneath the restaurant’s sakura blossoms, neon tigers, or wall-to-wall windows.

The disco pizza party-themed restaurant at Fashion Show mall and looking out over Las Vegas Boulevard has a new Struggle Bus Brunch, available Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Get breakfast pizzas with bacon, cheddar, and eggs or go for chicken and waffles, breakfast burritos, egg white tacos, and more. Wash it down with espresso martinis, or an Aperol spritz. 

Brunch 32 will be offered Fridays from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. It has brunch-only dim sum dishes and an applewood-roasted 42-day Beijing duck. You’ll also find brunch-only cocktails like Kowloon Coffee with vodka, coffee, cream, and soy sauce and the

Tang-Tang margarita with mandarin and Szechuan coconut crunch.

Why sit down for brunch when you can rove around an oche and play rounds of darts between bites of breakfast flatbread? Flight Club, a darts bar inside the Grand Canal Shoppes, offers brunch on Saturdays and Sundays to pair with a 90-minute reservation at one of the dart boards. Games of darts offer different objectives and a high-tech board does the totalling for you, much like bowling. Get bottomless flatbread for the group — loaded with prosciutto and egg, roasted vegetables, or cheese — or go a la carte with breakfast sliders with glazed pork belly, avocado toast with seeds and sprouts, churros, and plates of fruit.

At Bobby Flay’s Brasserie B, brunch is not only luxurious — it’s offered every day. From 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily, you can enjoy many of the dinner offerings, plus dishes just for brunch. Among them, there’s a pain perdu French toast with whipped crème fraîche and berries, eggs royale with smoked salmon and roe, and a super flavorful lobster club sandwich with avocado. With an entire section of the kitchen dedicated to French fries, order at least one of the options from the grill, like whole lobster or filet mignon, served with perfectly crispy shoestring fries.

The Bellagio’s new poolside cafe serves Mediterranean fare all day, with breakfast and lunch offered from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Lounge poolside with lemon blueberry pancakes, breakfast sandwiches, eggs Benedict, sushi rolls, salads, and sandwiches.

The pool at the new Durango Casino opens every day at 9 a.m. — which means you can start the day sunning by the water with brunch carried right to your table — or chaise lounge. Indulge in acai bowls, sushi rolls, fruit plates, and grilled fish tacos.

Available every Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., the breezy indoor and outdoor Summer House serves California-style dishes. Go for breakfast burritos, Mexican hash browns with eggs, salsa, and Oaxaca cheese, or crispy strawberry waffles with whipped cream and berries.

Light and breezy, with big windows and a skylight, Early Birds dishes up pancakes and French toast with toppings of lemon poppy drizzle and blueberries, coconut frosting and berries, or cream cheese frosting and cinnamon sugar. There’s also breakfast sandwiches, a croque madame, and an omelet based on the one that appeared on The Bear. Pair it with coffee or a cocktail like the blackberry basil spritz.