There are so many wonderful places to eat in Las Vegas, but some of them are more kid-friendly than others. When visiting Vegas with kids it’s important to know where to take them before you just show up to avoid the kids seeing anything bad. Here we are breaking down the 18 most family-friendly restaurants in Las Vegas.
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The Cosmopolitan has beautiful rooms, tons of excellent dining options, a super fun nightclub, and one of the best pools on the strip. My teens love staying here.
The Venetian has spacious rooms, loads of great dining establishments, and lots of pools. Plus, the Grand Canal Shops are located here too!
The Golden Nugget is a fabulous option for those on a budget. It’s right on Fremont Street, has nice rooms, and you can swim around a shark tank!
18 Family-Friendly Restaurants in Las Vegas
Las Vegas has tons of family-friendly restaurants. Not only are these some of our favorite restaurants in Vegas, but all of them are kid-friendly as well. The first five are so good that they are a must-visit on your next Las Vegas Vacation.
Hash House a Go Go
Hash House a Go Go is a place that serves twisted farm food in massive portions. It’s fun and delicious. They have multiple locations around Las Vegas. Kid’s will love their gigantic pancakes that are too big for the plate!
Lotus of Siam
Hands down the best Thai food near the strip and the prices are reasonable which is surprising considering it’s been award-winning for many years.
Firefly
Tapas and drinks at cheap prices in a neat atmosphere. Even picky eaters will find something they enjoy here. If nothing else kids always love the patatas bravas.
Hofbrauhous 
A fun, lively place where you get good German food and expect some sort of live entertainment like a band. My kids got a massive kick watching the grownups get spanked. No, I’m not joking. Lucky for me they were too young to understand why men wanted the waitresses to spank them.
Brio Tuscan Grill
In a nice setting with shopping nearby. Great place for lunch. They give younger kids dough to play with.
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El Segundo
Another great Mexican food restaurant in an awesome location on the strip.
Sugar Factory
Colorful, over the top, and delicious makes this a hot spot for families. Coupon
Black Tap
That famous restaurant in NYC with the colossal milkshakes has a location inside the Venetian. There are few families that can’t appreciate burgers and shakes.
2 of the milkshakes at Black Tap
Cheesecake Factory
Gameworks
Dave and Busters
Chew and Chug
Looking for an easy meal? This steak and seafood take-out restaurant couldn’t make things much easier for you. They put your dinner and drink together which makes it super easy to carry. It’s located in the Hawaiian Marketplace on the Strip, 3743 South Las Vegas Blvd. Suite 120, Las Vegas, NV 89109.
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Nacho Daddy
Top Golf
Play golfing games while munching on dinner is super fun for families. You need no experience golfing to have a great time at Top Golf. A must is the injectable donuts for dessert.
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Marrakech
Maxie’s
Maxie’s has crazy fun food like pancakes topped with cotton candy or Fruity Pebbles French Toast. They are located next to the High Roller at the LINQ Promenade.
Maxie’s Fruity Pebbles French Toast in Las Vegas
Truffles N Bacon
Home to super colorful breakfast that kids will be wowed by.
Vegas is notorious for being a playground for adults but there are definitely plenty of options for those with kids in tow. From classic American comfort food to all-you-can-eat buffets, Vegas has something for everyone in the family. With so much to do, Las Vegas is the perfect destination for families looking for an action-packed vacation.
So tell us, where’s your favorite place to dine in Las Vegas with kids? We’re always on the lookout for new and exciting family-friendly restaurants. Share it in the comments below!
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