Peppermill Restaurant and Fireside Lounge on the Las Vegas Strip is the 1972 neon-lit diner between Wynn and Resorts World, doing all-day breakfast and fireside cocktails into the small hours.
Tip: Sit in the Fireside Lounge for the sunken fire pit; the strawberry-stacked Fruit Pancake is the photograph and feeds three.
Address: 2985 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is the unmarked New York counter at the back of the level 3 record-lined corridor, slicing cheese and pepperoni until 05:00 on weekends.
Try: New York-style cheese, pepperoni and sausage slices
Tip: From the Chandelier bar take the lift to level 3; the corridor between Blue Ribbon and Jaleo leads to the unsigned door, and slices run $6-7.
Tacos El Gordo on the Strip in Las Vegas is the Tijuana adobada counter open until 04:00 weekends, slicing pork from the trompo onto hand-pressed corn tortillas through the small hours.
Try: Adobada and suadero tacos sliced from the trompo
Tip: Pay the cashier first then queue at the meat station with a ticket; adobada and suadero are the two to get post-midnight.
Earl of Sandwich at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas is the 24-hour Strip sandwich counter on the Miracle Mile, doing the Original 1762 (hot roast beef, cheddar, horseradish) at any hour.
Try: Hot artisan sandwiches on fresh-baked bread
Tip: The Original 1762 and the Holiday Turkey are the two to order; queue moves fastest 03:00 to 06:00 when the casinos are quiet.
Secret Pizza at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas is the unmarked New York counter at the back of the level 3 record-lined corridor, slicing cheese and pepperoni until 05:00 on weekends.
Try: New York-style cheese, pepperoni and sausage slices
Tip: From the Chandelier bar take the lift to level 3; the corridor between Blue Ribbon and Jaleo leads to the unsigned door, and slices run $6-7.
Tacos El Gordo on the Strip in Las Vegas is the Tijuana adobada counter open until 04:00 weekends, slicing pork from the trompo onto hand-pressed corn tortillas through the small hours.
Try: Adobada and suadero tacos sliced from the trompo
Tip: Pay the cashier first then queue at the meat station with a ticket; adobada and suadero are the two to get post-midnight.
Earl of Sandwich at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas is the 24-hour Strip sandwich counter on the Miracle Mile, doing the Original 1762 (hot roast beef, cheddar, horseradish) at any hour.
Try: Hot artisan sandwiches on fresh-baked bread
Tip: The Original 1762 and the Holiday Turkey are the two to order; queue moves fastest 03:00 to 06:00 when the casinos are quiet.
Du-Par's at Suncoast in Las Vegas is the 24-hour buttermilk-pancake counter from the LA Farmers Market original 1938 chain, with house-made pies in the bakery case.
Try: Buttermilk pancakes, made-from-scratch pies
Tip: Pancakes are the order at any hour; the fresh-fruit pies in the bakery case are sliced through the night and best with coffee at 02:00.
Raku on Spring Mountain in Las Vegas is the Mitsuo Endo izakaya that draws Strip line cooks after midnight, robata until 03:00 and a tofu made fresh that morning in-house.
Try: Robata skewers, agedashi tofu, the line-cook industry plate
Tip: Book 24 hours ahead or arrive after 23:00 for the bar; agedashi tofu, kurobuta pork belly skewers and the soba salad are the standing late-night order.
Atomic Liquors on Fremont East in Las Vegas is the city's oldest freestanding bar since 1952, with Atomic Kitchen alongside doing burgers, wings and bar plates until 02:00 nightly.
Try: Elevated bar burgers, wings, atomic mac
Tip: The Atomic Kitchen menu runs the same late hours as the bar; order the smash burger and an Old Fashioned on the Fremont patio.
