One of the better 24 hour options on the Strip offering a late night menu with everything from breakfast to steak.  Located right off the Caesars lobby the bar makes for a great people watching spot or place to wait with a drink for your check in.

Casual spot at Bellagio with reasonable prices & a large menu of asian classics.

Open 24 hours & serviing breakfast (including donuts) all day, this is a solid and reasonably priced option.  Menu is simple, classic American staples and a perfect option when you want a breakfast sandwich to start your Vegas morning at 2pm.

Popular brunch spot in a beautiful setting with views of the pools & gardens.  Open until 3 daily with a lunch menu also available.

Casual, but posh spot off the casino floor with a variety of asian classics.

Busy burger spot that's consistently recommended as one of the best on Strip.  They take reservations and it's best to make one, but be sure you book the right location (another at Planet Hollywood).

Popular spot in the Cosmo's restaurant area with a small menu good for a Stumble snack.  They also have a happy hour starting at 5pm daily that's worth checking out.  Note: They close daily between lunch and dinner from 3pm - 5pm.

This speakeasy can be found near Wicked Spoon , just look for door with a skier on it.  There is barely any food here, but the pizza is excellent & worth a stop on it's own.  If you need a sweet, try out the campfire S'more kit.  Note: This is a pretty small spot so suggest going early or lines can form. 

• Restaurant is in middle of the outdoor shop area & is open to outside (with AC & heaters as needed).  Bar makes for a good people watching spot & they have a decent beer selection.  People come here for the deep dish pizza, but be aware it can take 40+ minutes to prepare.

Casual spot with all the classic Italian dishes you would expect.  Prices seem to vary a bit between lunch and dinner, with sandwiches available during lunch.  On Sunday they offer a brunch buffet that will fill you up to start a Stumble along with botomless drinks for an additional $20.  

Orange tree bar at the entrance to an interesting / immersive dining area make this an interesting and fun spot for any meal.  If timing wokks hit up their Samba Hour, otherwise they have a good size menu of options from Sushi to grilled meats and more.  Good spot for sharing stuff for a meal or just to grab a snack although it's a bit out of the way in Palazzo.  

Open for lunch and dinner serving Italian classics in a casual setting.  Plenty of options to make this an upscale dinner, but their most popular dishes are the basics that work well on a Stumble.

Solid sushi spot that is open for lunch and works well for a Stumble snack or full meal.   If timing works out take advantage of their Happy Hour (4pm - 6pm daily)

Restaurant, wine bar & gourmet market in one spot.  Menu has some pricey options but also offers sandwiches & pizzas and some "patio" tables for a more casual stop.  Suggest saving your splurge on caviar & other upscale items for somewhere else.

Highly rated spot with a good people watching bar & excellent cocktail menu.  The chicken and waffles is the focus here and makes for a good meal to split if not ready for a full meal.  If going during dinner hours and want a table, it's suggested to get a reservation.  The bar can be tough to get a seat at as well especially pre Sphere shows or when a convention wraps up for the day.

Popular spot right off the MGM Grand casino floor with a menu for all tastes.  Reservations suggested for dinner, especially around show times for Ka.  Dinner can get pricey for the entrees, but the location is a bit odd for an upscale dinner so stick to lunch, apps, pizzas etc.  Also open for breakfast and late night quality snacks.

Upscale spot for dinner that offers a quality daily brunch option and excellent drink menu.  They have a lively bar in a good people watching spot if stopping in for a snack or casual meal.

Gastro pub with an interesting cocktail menu and assortment of small plates made for sharing.  They also have large meals made for a more upscale dinner, but if on a Stumble the bar and some shared snacks is the right move.

Lunch only available at the bar.  Not a great spot, but options are limited at Excalibur & their lunch special is a decent deal.  Otherwise, grab a beer, snack and keep Stumbling.

Great spot to watch a game and grab some grub.  Their website is useful for listing out the details of what sporting events they will be showing so you can be sure your team will be on.  Note: Their botomless mimosas is only good for 90 minutes while most other places allow for 2 hours max.  That's probably good if you are Stumbling !

Burger spot at NYNY with a prime people watching patio.  Simple menu with not much more than Burgers, along with a decent beer selection.

Popular spot with a large bar and patio area offering a bunch of noodle options along with some Chinese food staples.  Their hours are a little weird, but they are open for lunch most days.  Reservations suggested for dinner, especially if there is an event / game at T-Mobile or Dolby Live.

This spot has upscale prices, but is open for lunch and is pretty casual while out Stumbling.  There's some very unique art (chainsaw wood carving) and a large tequilla selection.

Very social spot at Cosmo offering late night breakfast & lunch from 10pm - 2pm daily.  Vegas always has people on different schedules so here you might be having your early breakfast next to others enjoying their late night snack.

Busy burger spot that's consistently recommended as one of the best on Strip.  They take reservations and it's best to make one, but be sure you book the right location (another at Flamingo).  

Located in middle of casino floor, you barely have to leave your slot machine for a snack.  Basic Mexican menu. you may also catch happy hour or other bar specials.  Good spot for a drink & snack in an area that's a bit light on options.

Italian spot at NYNY with all the classics you would expect including housemade pastas & fresh breads.

Casual Mexican spot located in the Linq Promenade with reasonable prices & good people watching from the patio.  They are open all day and are one of the more affordable sit down breakfast options.

This is a slightly more upscale version of the Cheesecake Factory, open 24 hours a day with a huge menu that makes suggestions difficult.  There are two locations within the V/P complex, the link here is to the one in the Venetian.  Prices are reasonable for Vegas and its one of the better options at 3am, but not worth going out of way for.

Lively mexican spot with a patio in the Flamino Habitat.  Easy casual spot for a good time, drinks and snacks.  They also have a Happy Hour from 2pm - 6pm daily.

Pan asian menu open with a 27 foot dragon made of 90,000 crystals as the dining room centerpiece.  Can make for a casual lunch or a more upscale dinner.

One of the Strip's top steakhouses offers a lunch special for a reasonable price that is perfect to keep your Stumbling power going.  For $40 you get either a 6 oz filet or a crab cake & fried shrimp along with a side & dessert.   They have a great people watching "patio" and bar that is ideal for a  casual lunch stop.

Steakhouse with a trendy vibe that will be on the Upscale list for dinner, also offers a lunch special and a day time happy hour to make a priority.  The lunch special gets you an app, entree & dessert for $44.  The Happy Hour runs from 2:30 - 5:30 and is easy to make a meal out of if timing works out.

Always packed spot (reservations suggested) with views of the Bellagio Fountains if you get a patio table.  Outdoor seating can not be reserved so suggest making a reservation, showing up a bit early and seeing your wait time for outside.  If you aren't in a rush, it's worth it to wait.  Their steak frites make an affordable option for a steak on the Strip.

A spot that sort of feels hidden despite being next to a food court in a huge hotel complex.  Reasonable prices & always excellent service in a casual location.  Only downside is they charge if you cancel a reservation which is needed at times on a Stumble.  While your walk in chances are decent, it's suggested you book a time an hour or two out once you are en route vs booking too far in advance. 

Suprisingly good Mexican food in an Italian themed resort.  Nice seating overlooking the indoor gondola rides.

Consistently called out as one of the top burger spots on the Strip, but especially known for their "Crazyshakes".  They do not take reservations and there is often a line / wait for a table, but easier to grab a seat at the bar.

Fun, casual spot thats been a staple at Fashion Show Mall for years.  Reasonably priced, quality mexican food that covers all the bases.  Huge tequila list if that's your thing and a popular happy hour for margaritas (Mon -Thurs: 3pm - 6pm in bar only)

Comfort food classics for breakfast & lunch daily.

Philadelphia based crabhouse and sports bar with a large menu feauturing plenty of non seafood options.  They have plenty of crab boil options, but their more popular items seem to be the sports bar basics.  Don't suggest Stumbling out of your way for this spot, but if at Sahara for some reason it's a solid option.

Mostly outdoor / patio dining on the Strip with large / sharable portions.  Good size menu with options beyond BBQ & Wings such as deli sandwiches.  For larger groups you can order meats by the pound for sharing.

Quality place to start your Stumble towards South end of the Strip.  They have a patio available as well as a lively bar with a menu that's easy to find something you like.  Ask about any daily specials as well before ordering.  Warning: Botomless bubbles has been known to impact Stumbles longevity.

Their weekend brunch makes the perfect Stumble start being at the South end of Strip with an unlimited menu of small plates served to your table (not a buffet).  If in the area on a weekday their regular menu is always available with all your favorite Mexican staples.

Open for all day everyday this is a convenient option for some Irish comfort food classics or just to stop in for a pint.  They have live music at 8pm where it can get a bit busy, but otherwise you should be able to Stumble in without a problem.

Lively Irish themed pub that serves a proper Guiness with a reasonably priced menu.  There are 2 floors inside, a large bar as well as Strip side outdoor seating for options on your Stumble.  They tend to be busier (especially inside) once live music starts up at 9pm.

Casual, reasonably priced Mexican food that serves as a good stop if in the area.  They also have a happy hour Mon - Thurs: 2pm - 4pm if timing works out.

This spot could qualify for an upscale dinner, but we find it's a better lunch / bar stop especially on way to / from the monorail (at back of MGM).  Always good quality and service with a unique menu for a Vegas Seafood spot.

Popular spot with reservations needed if you want a table, however there are two bars (one in shop pre entrance, another inside) you may have luck at depending on the night.  Good number of small dishes for a Stumble snack, but if you go for a full dinner, get the tasting menu.

Popular spot for breakfast & lunch with a patio overlooking the pool deck and large bar.  Don't take "Dutch Babies' literally, its just small pancakes in a cast iron pan with toppings.

Excellent spot for an upscale dinner, also makes a good Stumble stop due to their tapas selection & quality drinks.  For G&T fans, Jose Andre makes some of the best and the endless sangria is a tempting bargain if your Stumble is still going strong.

Casual spot with some outdoor seating with prime people watching views.  The pizza is excellent and they serve up some Italian classics along with a quaility craft beer selection.  If you are wrapping up your Stumble mid strip they also have slices to go at a window.

Popular mexican spot with large portions for reasonable prices.  They also offer a bottomless dirnkoption during breakfast (Price unclear). 

Popular spot open for lunch and dinner at Aria.  The noodle soup is a meal alone or sharable if trying some other items.

All Vegan menu offering a weekend brunch buffet option.  Many of the menu items are intended to be meat like dishes, but all plant based.  

New & becoming popular spot at Flamingo featuring breakfast and Cuban specialities.  How authentic it is seems to be debated & reviews are a bit mixed, but thats typical for a recently opened place.  A solid breakfast option at least.

UK inspired pub with waitresses in kilts with a lively atmosphere and lots of TVs.  Keep the food simple, its not the reason you go here.

Only available Wed, Thurs, Fri & Sunday Peter Luger's offers a lunch special thats hard to beat on a Stumble.  You get an app, a highly rated burger, fries & a chocolate sunday for $45.    Of course their full menu is also available, but that will be covered in the Upscale restaurant list later.

Offering a mix of Chinese & Mexican food, this is not a fusion restaurant, "but as an amusing mix of elements from both traditions, in one place".  So stop in for some dim sum and a taco and be sure to try the salt air margarita before Stumbling along.

Chain spot, but has a huge set of draft beer options & a menu that has something for everyone.  While the menu offers steak, seafood and more, it's best to stick to apps, burgers & sandwiches here.

Located in the St Marks Square area with "patio" seating, Brera offers quality Italian food in a lively setting.  Reservations are suggested here especially for dinner, but walking in for lunch or sitting at bar should not be a problem.  They also have a popular Happy Hour to check out if only looking for a snack.  The menu on website does not include prices.  Assume apps & pizzas around $20, with pasta dishes a bit more & entrees in the $30 - $40 range.

Daily brunch with bottomless mimosas offers a good spot to start a Stumble.  They have a good size menu with everything from basic breakfast to sushi rolls & a raw bar.  Place can be busy, but usually not too long of a wait if you don't book a reservation in advance.

Your classic red & white checkerboard table cloth pizza spot serving up evertything you'd expect.   This is a bit out of the way in the restaurant area of Palazzo, but a good option if in the area.

Strip side patio filled with vintage campers, disco balls, fire pits, and neon lights serving pizza and other basics.  Fun, casual, people watching spot with a unique vibe.

A Vegas icon with huge portions, neon & indoor fireplaces open 24 hours.  A bit out of the way for most Stumbles, but worth a ride if you have never been.  Keep it simple here, be prepared to wait a bit & leave full.

Quality spot in the Forum Shops that will also be an upscale dinner option, but makes for a good bar / casual stop on your Stumble.  Their variety / quality of oysters is always excellent & their menu has a few non seafood options.

This is one of the easier places to take a Stumble break, sit down and have a decent meal.  They are not typically too busy and have a very reasonably priced, approachable menu.  if you have a picky crew with different tastes, they should all be able to find something on the menu here.  If not it's time to plan your next Vegas trip solo.

Casual BBQ spot in the LInq Promenade with a basic breakfast menu & Memphis style smoked meats & sandwiches for lunch & dinner.  They have good outdoor / people watching spots and check out their live music schedule (evenings + weeekend afternoons)

Definately more of an upscale dinner place, but if in the area, their small plates are interesting & worth a stop.

Solid comfort food spot serving all the classics for breakfast through dinner.  Good place to keep it simple and order an American staple.  They also offer a counter with to go juices & food service.   Check the hours before you go as they are not open for dinner on Monday & Tuesdays.

Fun spot with a good size bar in a good people watching spot.  The menu has a good number of Asian food staples as well as a good selection of sushi.  They also have a brunch buffet that is basic American staples with a botmless drink option.  

Beer hall style spot with a large tap selection, bar games & a patio.  Suggest keeping it simple here and tryign out some of their snacks & sausages for Stumble power.

Decent spot to grab a beer & snack and catch some of a game.  Their lunch special is a decent deal at $33 for an app, soup or salad and sandwich.

Housing about a dozen different restaurants, bars & shops, Eataly makes for good Stumbling while staying in one spot.   The different counters get varying reviews, but let your eyes and nose choose for you and take advantage by sampling a few spots.  Check their website for events & keep an eye out for wine tasting options along with happy hours.  

Located inside the Bellagio Conservatory this spot often has a line at busy times.  Open only for breakfast and lunch with a simple menu, it's a solid spot to relax early on a Stumble in a scenic / upscale environment.

The middle ground option between Ramsays Burger spots & his more upscale spots, the pub offers comfort food classics in a casual environment.  There can be a wait here & the bar area is limited so reservations are recomended.

Big menu with huge portions and usually a wait for a table.  Good place to start your Stumble if staying Center Strip as you won't be hungry for a while.  They are open for dinner on weekends, but stick to the breakfast.