The Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge

If you've been to the northern part of the strip then you've probably seen Peppermill. It's directly across from resorts world. This neon retro diner is very unique. I've been told mob bosses use to dine here! The decor is truly unique. Mirror glass ceiling and large booths cover the dining area and there's a separate bar to lounge in while you wait for your table. This place has is run very quickly and smoothly.My husband and I decided to have breakfast here simply because we were going to mass just one block over and needed to kill some time. We got super lucky and only waited 10 minutes before getting seated. By the time we were seated the front entrance was full of people. This was my first visit at Peppermill and I'm glad we went but we probably won't be back, simply because the prices are ridiculous here. A cup of OJ cost $8.00!! And the plates nearly $30.00 per person. Now I know it's higher than most other diners simply because of the Vegas strip tax, but considering the amount of food you get, it's worth it, if you're visiting!! Another cute detail of this place is that you get a complimentary photo while you dine! Very cool!! If you're staying on the north end of the strip and are looking for a diner option, this is a cool spot to come to.

Every time I'm in Vegas, I have to stop by Peppermill and Fireside Lounge it's a must! I recommend going early in the morning because, wow, does the line get long. But trust me, it's worth the wait.The retro vibes are everything! The 80s/90s decor is so fun and nostalgic, and the classic diner aesthetic makes the experience even better. The customer service is always a 10/10, which keeps me coming back.This time, my partner and I both ordered the steak breakfast, and while the eggs tasted a little off, everything else was delicious. Our total was a little over $80 (no cocktails), which is pretty reasonable for the quality and portion sizes.Peppermill is a true Las Vegas staple, and I wouldn't visit the city without stopping in. The only downside is that parking can be a bit tricky, but that's a small price to pay for such a legendary spot. Highly recommend!

I've been going to Vegas 2-4 times a year for almost 20 years now and this place has been on my bucket list since it appears on nearly everyone's top place to eat in Vegas lists. We went on a Tuesday morning in the middle of February around 9:45 am. According to Google, this is their peak hour so we were expecting a wait to be seated. Turns out, they weren't that busy at all! We found a place to park and were seated about a minute later. The inside decor is very pleasant. It reminded me of a tasteful Rainforest Cafe with all the fake trees. Neon lights just add to the ambiance. I had to smile at the 2 slot machines they had at the entrance. Gotta love Vegas!The first thing I noticed when looking at the menu is everything is served all day. I love this! My dining partner wanted breakfast, and I wanted lunch, so this was perfect! The other thing I noticed was the branded napkins! These can't be cheap to produce but add a level of sophistication to the place. They were also nice and thick napkins. Our server was very sweet and also efficient. The food came rather quickly and was delicious. Portions were huge! If you don't eat a lot, I would suggest maybe splitting a plate with someone. Is it inexpensive? No. But compared to Denny's prices today, they aren't that much more expensive. But what you get supports the price. We were seated near the entrance to the place so we didn't get a chance to explore other areas, like the fireside lounge, but maybe another time. The big question I think is, how long would you wait if there was a line? My max is usually 20-30 minutes. You can call ahead and ask them how busy they are but do not take reservations. They do have parking in the back, and behind that is a paid parking lot, so parking shouldn't be an issue unless there's a huge convention in town.

How have I not known about Peppermill until now? Where have you been all my life? During our last trip to Vegas, boyfriend recommended Peppermill before we headed home. He said the blueberry muffins were to die for. I'm usually not a fan of blueberry muffins, but holy guacamole, they were AMAZING. And might I add, they serve it with a side of butter and *chef's kiss*. Ahh they're so so good. If you've never tried it out, you're def missing out. I ordered their chicken fried steak with fries and eggs sunny side up and a side of their baked potato soup. Boyfriend ordered the focaccia chicken sandwich with fries and a side of soup, and of course, we ordered the blueberry muffin. Everything was amazing from the service to the food. This restaurant will now forever be on our itinerary before we head home; I am a forever fan. Oh, they also have a photographer who will go around and take photos of each party. You get 1 free photo with The Peppermill border, but if you want more or want other sizes, you can pay them for that. I was happy with my 1 free photo - I think the idea is super cute.

I've come here multiple times since moving to Vegas in 2018 and it never disappoints. Whether I'm here for breakfast or happy hour, I always have an amazing time. The portions are great, the drinks are good, and the service is always efficient. I also love that they give everyone a complementary picture of their party as a gift. The back lounge is always the spot to be. My only grieve is that the prices have risen since the pandemic, but I always get my moneys worth. A true Vegas staple!

If you're in Vegas, you have to visit the iconic place! Our weight was not long at all. We receded right away, but our server took a while to bring us our drinks. And our food. Server from the bar was really quick and attentive ! Philly cheesesteak and mocha Loco were very good, they give generous portions . Definitely visit the side, such old-school Vegas vibes! It's beautiful inside!

Been coming to this restaurant since I was a kid (over 35 years now). It's been my family's go-to brunch spot whenever we visit Las Vegas because of its price & portion size ratio. The decor on the interior seemingly did not change much!On our most recent visit this past MLK Weekend, our party of 3 had to wait about 35 minutes. We fully expected the wait to exceed that quoted time due to the sheer number of people packed into the waiting area. To our surprise, the wait time was on the nose! The portions for the food remained quite large, but their prices have noticeably gone up since the last time I was there (back in 2025). The ham steak & eggs I ordered was very satisfying overall. We will definitely be back next time since the prices are still pretty comparable to other brunch restaurants on the Strip.

We called to get a reservation and were told they don't do them. Then we get there and they ask if we have a reservation. They need to train their staff to have a unified answer. They quote you extremely long wait times and they have you say in 20 minutes. The food if definitely large portions but it was HORRIBLE and OVERPRICED. They don't season anything and you can tell it's just rushed food. The drinks are the only thing that are good. Which is not a good thing since this is a restaurant and not a bar. Our server was nice and attentive which was good! Honestly you are better going to Dennys down the street. I think the inside is pretty and that is the only thing it's got going for itself.

I'm shocked, for a friday night this restaurant which I've been wanting to try and finally got to experience was pretty empty. I even got a table expecting to settle for the counter.The maitre d was very accommodating and gave me a choice of the counter or a table, not bad.I do feel a little claustrophobic because the ceiling was so low, I just envisioned a higher ceiling.I already knew what I was going to order prior to arriving. I felt like chicken fried steak with hash browns and eyeballs looking up.I like a whole lot more sausage gravy and their amount was a little skimpy for me, the primary letdown is the fried steak, it was left in the fryer a bit long which made the steak a little too crunchy. All of this still made the meal acceptable. I did visit their signature fireplace bar, sorry I didn't include the pics.

The Peppermill Restaurant is a must-visit spot in Vegas that everyone should experience at least once. The whimsical décor, with its neon lights, vibrant colors, and cozy booths, creates a fairytale-like atmosphere that's truly unforgettable. Add to that a menu of eye-catching cocktails, and you've got a dining experience like no other.Upon arrival, guests are offered a complimentary framed photo, with the option to purchase additional prints--a fun keepsake to remember your visit.The portions are massive, and the food arrives surprisingly fast, even though the restaurant is always buzzing with activity.I've dined here twice, and every visit has been incredible, with outstanding service, delicious food, and expertly made drinks.Whether you're in the mood for brunch, lunch, or dinner, The Peppermill has you covered with all menus available throughout the day. Highly recommend!