Imagine Saturday morning with 4 hours of sleep and just an hour or two before you’re ready to hit the pools- its brunch and its Vegas baby. The MetroWize guide to the Best Las Vegas Brunch is here and ready for some weekend action.

The Grand Lux Café at the Venetian
The Grand Lux Café is the perfect mixture of upscale dining and total convenience because it is open 24 hours. Feel free to stumble in an early morning haze to drown out those munchies, and then slowly wake up, the food at The Grand Lux will awaken your taste buds. The menu is substantial and allows for you to pick and choose your favorite brunch items to create a fantastic dining adventure. Plus, it’s a Vegas sized Buffett with a middle America price- at only $15/person, this is the place to be!

The Buffet at the Bellagio
The Bellagio is the crème de la crème of Champange Brunch Buffets in Las Vegas. This world renowned Buffet offers only the freshest ingredients and finest champagne for your enjoyment, try marinated steak and eggs, or a freshly cooked Belgian waffle, a fruit plate that feels like it came straight from the tropics. The list goes on, with a lovely spread it’s totally worth the line that is sure to be out the door for The Buffett at the Bellagio.

Beach Café Las Vegas
Beach Café is a relaxed atmosphere offering the best in American brunch fare. This local hot spot is known across Vegas for its burgers and brunch goodies. A great place if you become overwhelmed by sin city and want to take a break from your vacation, or if you’re interested in something that will remind you of home food wise, then The Beach Café Las Vegas will be just what you ordered.

The Carnival World Buffet
If you like to explore your brunch options via different world cuisines then The Carnival World Buffet at the Rio Hotel is perfect for you. Offering up a large plethora of classic brunch foods from around the world- Mexico to the Middle east- as well as their famed sea food options like Duck and Crab Legs the Carnival World Buffet will have you coming back for more and more.

Mesa Grill Brunch
Mesa Grill is one of Vegas’ best restaurants and Chef Bobby Flay, of food network fame, doesn’t mess around when it comes to Brunch. If you’re not interested in dining at a buffet then Mesa Grill is the spot for you. A variety of classic brunch options with a south western twist like spicy scrambled eggs or aged sirloin and egg tortillas. This is one of the only brunch options in Vegas that doesn’t have mounds of seafood ready and waiting, so if you’re looking for a place that has classic good food and just a little pizzazz head over to Mesa Grill.

The Buffet at the Wynn
The Wynn’s approach to the Buffet is a refreshing change to Las Vegas, with 16 cooking stations; everything you could ever desire in a champagne brunch is available. Surrounded by the beautiful Wynn hotel, and integrated into the décor the Champagne Brunch will make you feel like you’re somewhere far away enjoying a freshly cooked gourmet meal along a Rivera instead of a freshly cooked gourmet brunch in Las Vegas. Plus, for just 8 additional dollars you can get unlimited sangria and mimosas!

Sterling Brunch at Ballys Las Vegas
The Sterling Brunch is one of the most expensive and extensive in the country, at $85.00’s a head it certainly doesn’t smile kindly on the wallet. However, it does have everything, unlimited full sized lobster, king crab, caviar and Perrier Jouet Champagne, it is like the supreme in quality dining but a buffet at the same time. Also, there is a dessert table for the record books, with a personal dessert chef willing and waiting to create any sweetness you’d desire.