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Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge

  • CuisineAmerican diner
  • CategoryDiner / Landmark
  • VibeRetro neon, kitschy, big booths, around-the-clock
  • Rating★ 4.4
  • Price$$ (about $20-35 per person)

The Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge at 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S is a retro American diner on the north Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada, dating to 1972. It sits across from the Fontainebleau area, away from the central resort cluster, and has remained a landmark because of its vintage design: plush booths, mirrored surfaces, neon accents and a theatrical, 1970s-era atmosphere. The restaurant is open 24 hours, which makes it a reliable choice for late-night meals and early breakfasts.

The Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge at 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S is a retro American diner on the north Strip of Las Vegas, Nevada, dating to 1972. It sits across from the Fontainebleau area, away from the central resort cluster, and has remained a landmark because of its vintage design: plush booths, mirrored surfaces, neon accents and a theatrical, 1970s-era atmosphere. The restaurant is open 24 hours, which makes it a reliable choice for late-night meals and early breakfasts.

The food is large-portion American diner cooking. Frequently ordered dishes include the fresh fruit platter served with a homemade muffin, the Peppermill French toast and a Cobb salad. Breakfast items are available throughout the day and night, and portions are generous enough that sharing is common. Prices of roughly $20-35 per person are moderate for the Strip.

The Fireside Lounge, adjoining the restaurant, is a separate bar with its own hours. It is known for a neon-lit fire pit set in a pool of water, a plush, dimly lit lounge and tropical cocktails, including the Scorpion, a large shared rum drink. The lounge has appeared in several films and television productions, and the combination of dark seating, neon and flame draws both couples and photography-minded visitors. The dress code is casual, and noise is moderate in the restaurant and lower in the lounge.

The restaurant does not rely on reservations; seating is walk-in. Waits are typical at weekend brunch and after midnight, when crowds from nightlife venues arrive. Visiting on a weekday morning or mid-afternoon usually avoids a queue. The location is a short rideshare from most north and center Strip resorts, and the venue has on-site parking. Visitors who want the lounge atmosphere often choose an evening visit to the fire pit followed by a late meal in the dining room.

Practical information for Peppermill Restaurant & Fireside Lounge · Last updated September 2026
Price $$ (about $20-35 per person)
Hours Open 24 hours; the Fireside Lounge keeps separate bar hours
Reservations Walk-in; waits are typical at weekend brunch and after midnight
Address 2985 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

Signature dishes

  • fresh fruit platter with homemade muffin
  • Peppermill French toast
  • Scorpion cocktail (Fireside Lounge)
  • Cobb salad

Good to know

Known for
Retro 1972 Strip diner with huge portions and the neon-lit fire pit lounge that appears in many films.

Location

2985 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109

36.1385, -115.1627 View on map

Highlights

  • Open 24 hours with a 1972 Las Vegas retro interior
  • Fireside Lounge with a neon-lit fire pit over water
  • Peppermill French toast and fruit platter with homemade muffin
  • Scorpion cocktail served in the lounge
  • Large portions at moderate Strip prices

Tips for visiting

  • Go mid-morning on a weekday or mid-afternoon to avoid brunch queues.
  • Expect waits after midnight, when nightlife crowds arrive.
  • The lounge has separate hours from the restaurant; confirm before planning a drink.
  • Share a large plate or fruit platter, as portions are generous.
  • Use rideshare from other Strip hotels; the venue sits at the north end.

When to visit

Weekday mornings avoid queues, while the lounge is atmospheric after dark.

Accessibility

The restaurant is on a single level with a nearby parking lot, and the main dining areas are generally accessible to wheelchair users. Booth seating is common, so visitors needing a table can request one on arrival.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Peppermill open 24 hours?

The restaurant is open 24 hours. The Fireside Lounge keeps separate bar hours.

Do they take reservations?

The restaurant is walk-in. Waits are common at weekend brunch and after midnight.

What is the Fireside Lounge known for?

It is known for a neon-lit fire pit, plush seating and tropical cocktails such as the Scorpion.

How much does a meal cost?

Meals typically cost about $20-35 per person.