This Quiet Brunch Spot Is One of Las Vegas’s Best Kept Secrets

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There’s no shortage of brunch in Vegas. Bottomless mimosas, loud patios, lines out the door. But sometimes you just want something quieter. Slower. Like fresh-baked bread and a lakeside table where you can actually hear the person you’re with. That’s exactly what The Daily Bread delivers.

The Daily Bread

Scott Commings of The Daily Bread

Credit: The Daily Bread

Tucked into the Lakeside Village shopping center, The Daily Bread is the kind of neighborhood spot that becomes an antidote to a stressful week. The setting is low-key and almost impossible to replicate in Vegas: outdoor heated patio, lakeside building, and a quiet pocket of restaurants that includes Bacchus for waterfront dining.

Founded by Chef Scott Commings (Season 12 winner of Hell’s Kitchen) and Chef Manny, The Daily Bread grew out of a shared commitment to doing things the long way. Their bread program anchors the entire menu—slow-fermented, house-baked, and made with an attention to process that shows up even in the simple slices served at breakfast.

My husband and I dropped in for Saturday brunch—his domain is breakfast, mine is dinner, so a savory brunch hits the overlap. The patio seating made it even better: dogs napping under tables, relaxed conversation between strangers, and that soft winter chill cut by heat lamps. It’s the opposite of Strip brunch culture—no noise, no lines, no performance—just a genuinely comfortable meal in a neighborhood pocket.

The Daily Bread's Hash

Credit: Patty L. (Yelp)

My go-to is the HASH: tender corned beef, breakfast potatoes, poached eggs, and toast. At roughly $15, it’s one of the strongest brunch values in the city, especially considering everything is cooked from scratch, including the bread. The portion is substantial without being excessive, and the seasoning is dialed in—clean, savory, and satisfying without heavy sauces or shortcuts.

It’s an easy recommendation for anyone who wants a straightforward, well-executed brunch in a setting that feels like actual Las Vegas living, not the performance Vegas is known for.

Visit them at 2620 Regatta Dr Ste 113 Las Vegas, NV 89128. You can also check out their website, follow them on Instagram, and see their stellar reviews on Yelp

 

 

 


 

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