Dining at The Cosmopolitan: where to eat on property
The Cosmopolitan Of Las Vegas offers a wide range of on‑property dining from all‑day breakfast and casual grab‑and‑go counters to full‑service dinner restaurants and multi‑level bars. Standouts include Eggslut for breakfast, Wicked Spoon for a buffet option, and evening destinations such as Zuma, Scarpetta, Beauty & Essex, Momofuku and Superfrico; hours and dress codes vary, so check with concierge or reservations.
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The Cosmopolitan’s dining lineup covers casual breakfasts, quick bites, specialty counters, buffet service and multiple full‑service dinner restaurants run by known chefs and concepts.
Many restaurants list hours as “vary” on property materials; specific dinner or bar hours (for example, Zuma’s listed dinner hours) are available through the restaurant or concierge.
- All‑day breakfast: Eggslut
- Casual/fast options: Bāng Bar by Momofuku, Hattie B’s Hot Chicken, Lardo, District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew.
- Buffet: Wicked Spoon
- Signature dinner: Zuma, Scarpetta, Beauty & Essex, Momofuku, Superfrico
| On‑site restaurant | Cuisine / style | Typical service |
|---|---|---|
| Eggslut | American — all‑day breakfast | All‑day breakfast; hours vary |
| Wicked Spoon | International buffet | Breakfast & dinner; hours vary |
| Zuma | Modern Japanese | Dinner (example hours 5:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.; Fri–Sat later) |
Casual, quick and family‑friendly options
If you want fast service or family‑friendly dining, the property includes grab‑and‑go counters and casual restaurants. Eggslut is the main all‑day breakfast spot, while District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew. and Lardo cover quick sweets and sandwiches.
Wicked Spoon provides a buffet option that appeals to travelers seeking variety for breakfast or dinner; casual venues typically welcome children of all ages.
- Eggslut — all‑day breakfast focused on egg sandwiches and breakfast items.
- District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew. — donuts, sliders and coffee.
- Overlook Grill — casual breakfast/brunch/lunch near Boulevard Pool (outdoor dining available).
- Milk Bar — milkshakes and desserts for a quick sweet fix.
| Spot | Best for |
|---|---|
| Eggslut | Quick breakfast, early risers |
| District: Donuts. Sliders. Brew. | Coffee and snacks |
| Overlook Grill | Poolside casual meals |
Dinner and special‑occasion restaurants
For dinner and later evenings, choose from concept restaurants that range from modern Japanese to Italian American and contemporary American. Scarpetta offers fountain‑view seating toward Bellagio; Beauty & Essex operates behind a pawn‑shop storefront and runs a Social Hour promotion at certain times.
Zuma, Momofuku and Superfrico are evening destinations with livelier atmospheres; some venues list dress codes (for example, Zuma and Scarpetta note business casual) and recommend reservations, especially on weekend nights.
- Scarpetta — Italian with Bellagio fountain views; social hour and dinner service noted.
- Beauty & Essex — sharing plates and cocktails; Social Hour Sundays–Thursdays 5–7pm per property info.
- Zuma — modern Japanese; listed dinner hours and private dining rooms are available.
- Superfrico — Italian American with a theatrical, late‑night vibe (opens nightly at 5:00 p.m.).
| Restaurant | Cuisine | Reservation / note |
|---|---|---|
| Scarpetta | Italian | Fountain views; social hour and dinner service listed |
| Beauty & Essex | American/International | Speakeasy entry; Social Hour 5–7pm (Sun–Thu) per property info |
| Zuma | Modern Japanese | Dinner hours posted; business casual dress suggested |
Bars, lounges and late‑night drinks
Bar options range from The Chandelier’s three crystal‑lined levels to smaller cocktail bars such as Vesper and nightclub offerings from Marquee. The Chandelier operates multiple levels with differing hours, and the property lists many bars and lounges across the resort.
While dining venues welcome all ages, bars and the casino floor require patrons to be 21 or older to drink or gamble; guests should have photo ID when visiting bar areas if they plan to order alcoholic drinks.
- The Chandelier — three levels with varied hours; a signature multi‑level lounge and bar.
- Vesper — cocktail bar suited to late‑night drinks and small groups.
- Marquee Nightclub and (seasonal) Marquee Dayclub — adults‑only nightclub and dayclub experiences (21+).
| Bar / Lounge | Notes |
|---|---|
| The Chandelier | Three crystal‑lined levels; level hours may differ |
| Vesper | Cocktails in a more intimate lounge setting |
| Marquee Nightclub | Nightclub hours and 21+ entry |
Poolside dining and quick bites near the Pool District
The property’s Pool District supports poolside menus and an adjacent Overlook Grill for casual outdoor dining. Pool entries and schedules are seasonal and subject to change, and a room key is required for pool district entry for hotel guests.
Marquee Dayclub is an adults‑only (21+) experience when operating; the Boulevard and Chelsea pools are the hotel’s pools for guests and have different schedules and accessibility depending on season.
- Overlook Grill — casual breakfast/brunch/lunch adjacent to Boulevard Pool (outdoor seating).
- Poolside bars — two poolside bars listed among property dining and bars.
- Marquee Dayclub — seasonal, adults‑only when open; transitions to Marquee Nightclub after dark.
| Pool | Access / note |
|---|---|
| Boulevard Pool | Seasonal; room key required for pool district entry for hotel guests |
| Chelsea Pool | Typically the year‑round pool option |
| Marquee Dayclub | Adults‑only when operating; ticketed/VIP access for non‑hotel guests |
Practical tips: reservations, hours and family considerations
Hours and dress codes vary by outlet—many venues list hours as variable on property materials—so call the restaurant or use the hotel concierge to confirm current hours, dress requirements and reservation availability.
Children of all ages are welcome at the resort and most restaurants; however, areas such as Marquee Dayclub and the casino floor are restricted to guests 21 and older. The hotel’s concierge can help with reservations, special‑occasion requests and up‑to‑date hours.
- Confirm hours and dress codes with concierge or the restaurant before you go.
- Make reservations for dinner spots (Scarpetta, Zuma, Beauty & Essex, Momofuku, Superfrico) especially on weekends.
- If you need accessibility or dietary information, contact the hotel’s dining teams or concierge directly.
| Need | Who to contact |
|---|---|
| Reservations / hours | Hotel concierge or restaurant reservations line |
| Special dietary needs | Restaurant staff or concierge |
| Family‑friendly seating | Most casual venues; confirm with host |
