The Las Vegas dining and nightlife scene always goes big for the holidays, and Halloween is no exception. This year, the city’s restaurants, from the Strip to the suburbs, are embracing the spooky season with themed brunches, decadent Halloween-inspired treats, exclusive costume parties, and chillingly creative cocktails. Whether you’re looking for a refined murder mystery dinner, an over-the-top party brunch, or a massive free block party, Las Vegas has a monstrously good time waiting for you.
Halloween Dining Experiences and Special Events
Several venues are offering immersive, ticketed, or specialty dining events perfect for celebrating the holiday.
Lawry’s Togas & Temptations Murder Mystery Dinner
Just before Halloween on Thursday, October 30th, put on your detective hat for “Togas & Temptations” at Lawry’s The Prime Rib Las Vegas. This murder mystery dinner invites guests to solve a humorous musical crime while enjoying a three-course meal. The $130 per-person ticket includes the entertainment, the Original Spinning Bowl Salad, and a choice of entrée like their signature eight-ounce, roasted prime rib or salmon. Dinner begins at 7:00 PM; reservations are essential.
The Stove’s Halloween Party Brunches
The popular Henderson spot, The Stove, is transforming its award-winning brunch into a full-blown Halloween takeover with three distinct events. The party kicks off with the Costume Brunch Dance Party Weekend on October 25th and 26th, a high-energy bash where every costumed guest gets a free Boo Berry Shot and a chance to win prizes for the sexiest, scariest, and most original looks. Later in the week, the Witches Week Party Brunch runs from October 27th to 31st, offering witches in costume half off all-you-can-drink mimosas or cocktails. The restaurant is also debuting a Spook-Tail Cocktail Menu featuring themed drinks like the Beetlejuice Marg and Boo-Berry Espresso Martini.
Ada’s Food + Wine Monster Mash Brunch
Head to Ada’s Food + Wine on Sunday, October 26th (Noon to 4:00 PM) for the Monster Mash Brunch. Chef de Cuisine Jackson Stamper and Wine Goddess Kat Thomas have curated a wickedly delicious experience with savory dishes like Mummy Dearest Mushrooms and Shookshookenstein, alongside sinister sweets like The Dark Spell and Smashing Pumpkin cheesecake. The drink menu features potent potions such as the spicy Witch’s Kiss margarita and the dark Blood Moon Coven gin cocktail.
La Neta’s Drag Me to the Afterlife Brunch
For a spooky-chic celebration, head to La Neta Cocina y Lounge on Saturday, October 25th at 11:00 AM for “Drag Me to the Afterlife.” This Halloween-themed drag brunch promises fierce performances and sensational costuming from host Reecez O’Harra Sexton and a talented cast. Tickets start at $45 and include entry plus bottomless margaritas or mimosas with tapas-style brunch items.
Amaya’s Día de los Muertos Celebration
Amaya Modern Mexican Restaurant at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas will host a spirited two-night event on Friday, October 31st, and Saturday, November 1st, blending Halloween with Día de los Muertos. The celebration will feature an electrifying atmosphere with a DJ and fire dancers, along with specialty skull cocktails like the smoky La Calavera ($25) and the unique La Ofrenda ($19), served with dry ice for a dramatic effect. Don’t miss the decadent Calavera Blanca dessert.
Siena Italian Trattoria’s Costume Nights
Siena Italian Authentic Trattoria & Deli is hosting two evenings of festive fun on Thursday and Friday nights, featuring lively Halloween costume contests. Patrons can soak up the vibrant atmosphere with live performers and compete for various small rewards given out for the most inventive costumes, all while enjoying the restaurant’s authentic Italian cuisine, signature drinks, and rich desserts.
The Composers Room’s Haunted Brunch
The Composers Room is putting on a dramatic “Haunted Brunch” on Friday, October 31st, with two seatings at 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM. This experience promises a thrilling spectacle, combining extravagant stage acts and a delicious, sinfully themed buffet alongside special holiday cocktails and Bloody Marys. Guests are encouraged to wear their costumes for this one-of-a-kind, spooky daytime event.
Sweet Treats and Themed Menus
Several casual spots are offering limited-time, holiday-inspired food and desserts that are too good to miss.
Hash House A Go Go’s Holiday Specials
From Monday, October 27th, through Friday, October 31st, Hash House A Go Go will be serving up a menu of themed dishes and drinks. Indulge in the decadent Trick or Treat Pancakes, loaded with chunks of popular candies. For drinks, try the Vampire’s Kiss, a haunting blend of whiskey and apple schnapps, or the punch-like Witch’s Brew.
Holsteins Shakes & Buns Halloween Shake
If you have a sweet tooth, Holsteins Shakes & Buns in the Arts District is offering the limited-time “Halloween Town” shake until Friday, October 31st. This boozy dessert ($16) features vanilla ice cream, Cointreau, and Oreo crumble, topped with gummy worms and a cute marshmallow ghost. It’s also available non-alcoholic upon request.
Sugar Factory’s Frankenstein Burger
Sugar Factory Las Vegas is celebrating through November 2nd with a limited-time Halloween Menu. Don’t miss the massive Frankenstein Burger for National Frankenstein Friday (and Halloween). This over-the-top creation features two Angus patties, a substantial Nashville Mozzarella block, and toppings like caramelized onions and chipotle mayo. There are also a host of other frightfully fun treats to enjoy exclusively for Halloween.
Honey Salt’s Seasonal Sips and Brunch
Honey Salt is pouring the mysterious Witches Brew cocktail for $15 from October 25th through November 2nd. This unique drink features Ube Liquor and Licor 43, garnished with a marshmallow cobweb. The fun continues with a Halloween Weekend Brunch on November 1st and 2nd, featuring festive dishes like Boo Berry French Toast and Green Eggs and Ham.
STK Steakhouse’s Fall Pumpkin Menu
STK Steakhouse has launched a special, limited-time pumpkin-themed menu to elevate the autumn dining experience. Guests can enjoy seasonal craft cocktails, like the Pumpkin Bourbon Smash and a Pumpkin Spice Martini, alongside chef-driven dishes. Highlights include savory items such as Wagyu Potstickers with butternut squash and Pumpkin Ravioli with Lobster, as well as desserts like Pumpkin Cheesecake and Saffron Crème Brûlée.
Kona Grill’s Limited-Time Pumpkin Features
Kona Grill is celebrating the fall season with its own temporary pumpkin menu featuring a fusion of comforting seasonal flavors and the restaurant’s distinct culinary style. Beverage selections include the Pumpkin Spice Margarita made with Calirosa Rosa Blanco tequila and the creamy Pumpkin Mocha Martini. The menu offers savory options like a velvety Pumpkin Bisque with seared shrimp and rich Lobster & Mushroom Ravioli, finishing with a classic Pumpkin Pie dessert.
Café Landwer’s Seasonal Pumpkin Delights
Café Landwer is introducing its new seasonal pumpkin menu starting October 1st, featuring a variety of sweet and savory fall dishes. Guests can enjoy decadent breakfast items like pumpkin waffles and pumpkin pancakes topped with pumpkin whipped cream and Nutella. The menu also offers a thick, creamy pumpkin soup and a rich goat cheese tortellini served with roasted pumpkin cream. For dessert, there are pumpkin s’mores, rosalach, and the theme extends to beverages with a customizable pumpkin latte.
