Great Off-the-Strip Breakfast Spots in Las Vegas

The Las Vegas Strip has plenty of options for breakfast, and while some are genuinely solid (I’m looking at you Eggslut), it’s been my experience that many are, well, forgettable.

If you love a really good breakfast and don’t mind a short drive, heading off the Strip is often the move. That’s where you’ll find places locals actually go, with better food, fewer crowds, and far less chaos before noon.

Note: All spots below were checked for current relevance and reviews and are still open and well-rated as of 2025.

Mr. Mamas

A long-time locals’ favorite, Mr. Mamas is the opposite of Strip dining. No spectacle, no pretense, just a laid-back room that consistently delivers a great breakfast.

The menu leans classic: biscuits and gravy, corned beef hash, French toast, and generous portions across the board. It’s exactly what you want after a long night or before a long drive.

Mr. Mamas
5693 S Jones Blvd #106, Las Vegas, NV
(702) 220-9224

Egg Works

Egg Works has expanded to multiple locations for a reason. It’s dependable, consistent, and has one of the more varied breakfast menus you’ll find off the Strip.

Skillets, omelettes, breakfast burritos, Hawaiian-style dishes, and comfort-food staples all show up here. If you’re traveling with a group that can’t agree on what they want, this place solves that problem.

Egg Works (multiple locations)
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Truffles N Bacon Cafe

If you want breakfast with a little personality, this is it. Truffles N Bacon leans creative without crossing into gimmicky.

The menu includes items like pork belly omelettes, breakfast mac and cheese, and their well-known Sinful Tots. It’s a good choice if brunch energy is what you’re after.

Truffles N Bacon Cafe
8872 S Eastern Ave, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV
(702) 503-1102

Rise & Shine: A Steak & Eggs Place

With multiple locations around the city, Rise & Shine has become a go-to for people who want a big, indulgent breakfast.

The space is colorful, the menu is huge, and the steak and eggs are the real deal. Not sad diner steak. Actual ribeye. It’s also a convenient stop if you’re heading back toward Southern California.

Rise & Shine: A Steak & Eggs Place

Park on Fremont

If you’re staying downtown or spending time on Fremont Street, Park on Fremont is a solid way to start the day.

This spot leans more brunch-forward than traditional breakfast, with breakfast sandwiches, creative toasts, and strong Bloody Mary and cocktail options. It’s less early-morning diner, more relaxed kickoff to the day.

Park on Fremont
506 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV
(702) 834-3160

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More Off-the-Strip Breakfast Spots Worth Trying

If you’ve already checked out a few of the spots above or just want more options, these are also well-reviewed breakfast places locals regularly recommend.

Eggscellent

Known for hearty portions and classic breakfast dishes done well.

Official site
3220 S Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV
(702) 476-4900

Omelet House

A long-standing Las Vegas favorite famous for massive omelettes and no-frills comfort food.

Multiple Locations
Official site

Lou’s Diner

Old-school diner vibes with a loyal local following and generous portions.

431 S Decatur Blvd, Las Vegas, NV
(702) 388-7227
Official site

Morning News

A smaller, modern breakfast spot with consistently strong reviews and creative takes on classic dishes.

10940 S Eastern Ave, Suite 100, Henderson, NV
(702) 463-2000
Official site

Las Vegas has no shortage of breakfast options once you venture off the Strip. These spots are proof that a short drive can make a big difference.

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Las Vegas has no shortage of breakfast options once you venture off the Strip. These spots are proof that a short drive can make a big difference.