Laughlin’s dining landscape offers thoughtfully prepared meals, welcoming settings and distinct experiences that reflect the vibrant character of this riverside destination.
Whether you’re seeking bold flavors on a budget or planning a refined evening out, the restaurants in Laughlin offer something for every palate and occasion. From welcoming buffets and classic diners to elegant steakhouses and globally inspired cuisine, each dining experience is distinct and paired with genuine hospitality and picturesque surroundings.
Steakhouse Classics & Elevated Cuisine Along the River
If you’re in the mood for white-tablecloth service, robust steakhouse flavors or a romantic evening with a river view, Laughlin’s elevated dining scene delivers.
With floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the Colorado River, The Range Steakhouse at Harrah’s Laughlin Beach Resort & Casino pairs fine dining with scenic serenity — and a selection from its refined wine list. The menu is filled with chef-crafted specialties, typically priced between $25 and $50. Savor dishes like Alaskan king crab or a 14 oz. Rancher Ribeye served with handcrafted onion tumbleweed. Elevate your evening out with a selection from the refined wine list.
What sets this location apart isn’t just the comforting flavors — it’s the versatility. Outback Steakhouse at Aquarius Casino Resort caters to families, travelers with dietary needs and those seeking value without sacrificing quality. With most dishes priced between $15 and $25, guests can enjoy familiar favorites like Seared Peppered Ahi, Steakhouse Mac & Cheese Bites, or a perfectly cooked steak. The menu also includes gluten-friendly options, a dedicated kids’ menu, and rotating specials like a three-course Aussie Meal starting at $15.
Few places in Laughlin blend intimacy, elegance and riverfront dining quite like Don Laughlin’s Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino’s The Gourmet Room. With sweeping Colorado River views through expansive windows, and a quiet, romantic ambiance, this fine-dining experience feels tucked away from the bustle. Chef Torren McClure’s menu ranges from French and Italian classics to steakhouse staples, offering something for every palate — meat, seafood and vegetarian options alike. Signature entrées, such as Beef Wellington and Chicken Cordon Brie, are typically priced between $15 and $40, with select dishes offered at market price. Reservations made well in advance are highly encouraged.
Casual Dining & Delicious Buffets — Day or Night
Whether you’re refueling between activities or lingering over a laid-back meal, Laughlin’s easygoing dining spots serve variety, indulgence and local flavor.
Playful and full of personality, Bumbleberry Flats at The New Pioneer serves up hearty Americana comfort food with a Southern spin. The menu spans everything from sweet tea pork chops and Cajun mac and cheese to pulled pork pancakes and Southern-style sushi — all typically under $20. Weekend brunch lovers, take note: The brunch buffet, served Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., includes breakfast staples like biscuits and gravy, bacon and scrambled eggs alongside fried chicken, tacos and lasagna. Bottomless mimosas are also available.
For a perfectly quick, rewarding bite inside Edgewater Casino Resort at Capriotti’s, check out its lineup of made-to-order sandwiches — ranging from classics to regional favorites — all at a wallet-friendly $10–$22 price point. Home of The Bobbie® (a Thanksgiving-inspired sandwich with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce), the shop also serves hot subs like cheesesteaks and cold deli options. It’s an easy and comfortable stop for lunch or a laid-back dinner between activities.
Claim Jumper inside Golden Nugget Laughlin, stands out for its generous portions, all-day breakfast and cozy lodge-inspired interior. Entrées range from about $15–$25 and include hearty American staples like classic pastas, pizzas, fresh seafood, homemade soups and salads. Breakfast is served all day, with the full menu available starting at 11 a.m..
A reliable go-to for diner-style classics served around the clock, Carnegie’s Café at Tropicana Laughlin keeps it simple and satisfying. With a price range of $6 to $16, menu staples include Carnegie’s Wings, Double Crunch Onion Rings, a California Cobb Salad and more. Whether you’re in the mood for pancakes at sunrise or ribeye at midnight, this casual eatery delivers.
Distinctive International Dining
Laughlin’s international dining scene offers more than bold flavors — it reflects the region’s diversity and creative spirit.
Tucked just off Casino Drive, Minato Japanese & Korean Restaurant offers a cozy, unpretentious setting where quality and flavor take the lead. Loved by locals for its balance of familiarity and creativity, this hidden gem serves both fresh sushi and flavorful Korean entrées — all priced between $6 and $35. Standouts include scallion pancakes, Shanghai spring rolls and the signature Volcano Roll. Whether you’re in the mood for hand-crafted rolls or sizzling Korean BBQ, Minato makes it easy to linger over a satisfying, globally inspired meal.
This celebrity chef-helmed hot spot brings energy, color and unapologetic flavor to the Laughlin dining scene. Located within Harrah’s Laughlin Beach Resort & Casino, El Burro Borracho — Spanish for “The Drunken Donkey” — is as much about the experience as the food, featuring colorful ceiling murals, rustic design elements and a menu packed with Guy Fieri’s signature flair. Voted Laughlin’s Best Mexican Food and Best Margarita, the restaurant offers dishes like Trash Can Nachos, jalapeño popper flautas and sizzling shrimp fajitas. Prices range from $10 to $27, and the cocktail list is just as memorable, with standouts like the frozen Brain Freeze and Pineapple-Habanero Margarita rounding out the zesty, high-energy meal.
With their mix of flavors, atmospheres and price points, the places to eat in Laughlin are as memorable as the views that surround them. And when the meal is over, there’s still more to savor — whether you’re interested in the area’s rich history and cultural attractions or scenic experiences. From scenic tours to riverfront adventures, there are plenty of ways to round out your visit and experience Laughlin beyond the table.
