What it is
LAVO, TAO Group's Italian restaurant and lounge inside The Palazzo tower at The Venetian, runs one of the Strip's most legendary day-party institutions. LAVO Party Brunch turns the dining room and the terrace overlooking Las Vegas Boulevard into a full-blown club before lunch is even over: dancers on the tables, bottle-service presentations with sparklers, and a DJ working the crowd while champagne pours nonstop. It's a seasonal, ticketed event that runs Saturdays roughly October through March — so if your trip lands outside that window, LAVO's year-round Endless Brunch (Saturdays and Sundays, 10am-2pm, $65 per person for unlimited Italian dishes and bottomless drinks) is the standing alternative with the same restaurant and terrace, just without the full Party Brunch production.
Either version starts with the food: Italian brunch plates like polenta pancakes, meatballs, pizza and pasta, served family-style so the table keeps grazing between rounds of champagne. Layered on top of that (during Party Brunch season) is the part people actually come for — the energy shifts from restaurant to nightclub by early afternoon, with the DJ, the dancing, and the same bottle-service theatrics you'd expect from a TAO Group nightclub, just with better lighting and daylight views of the Strip outside.
Why it works for a bachelorette
This is the rare block that gives a bachelorette crew a full nightclub experience without needing anyone to stay up past midnight. You get the dancing-on-tables energy, the champagne pours, and a genuinely photogenic terrace with the Strip as a backdrop — all wrapped into a few daytime hours that leave the whole night still open for whatever's next. It reads as "we went to a real Vegas party" without the 2am comedown, which is exactly the trade a lot of brides want on at least one day of the trip.
It's also an easy one to dress for and coordinate looks around — the bright, high-energy room photographs well, and a reserved table gives the group a home base to take photos from instead of getting lost in a crowd.
Planning tips
When to go: LAVO Party Brunch is seasonal — Saturdays, roughly October through March, per the current TAO Group schedule. Check the venue's events page for confirmed dates before you book flights around it. Outside that window, LAVO's Endless Brunch runs every Saturday and Sunday, 10am-2pm, year-round.
Booking: Reserve through the venue directly — either general admission tickets for Party Brunch season, or a table via OpenTable/the venue's reservation system for Endless Brunch. For a group of 6+, request a table reservation rather than walking in; peak Saturdays fill up, especially with a bachelorette crew in tow.
Budget: Endless Brunch runs $65 per person. Party Brunch general admission and table minimums run higher, roughly $65-120+ per person depending on the date and whether you're at a table or general admission — table service adds a bottle minimum on top.
Age and dress: 21+ only, ID required. Dress code is upscale Strip-casual — no athletic wear or flip-flops; think what you'd wear to a nice dinner, not a pool day.
Good to know
- Where: LAVO, inside The Palazzo tower at The Venetian Resort, 3325 S Las Vegas Blvd.
- When: LAVO Party Brunch is seasonal (roughly October-March, Saturdays); Endless Brunch runs year-round, Saturday and Sunday, 10am-2pm.
- Duration: Plan on 2-3 hours to get the full arc from brunch to party.
- Price: From $65/person for Endless Brunch; Party Brunch tickets and tables run higher, roughly $65-120+/person (2026).
- Group size: Works for pairs up to large bachelorette groups; larger parties should book a table in advance.
- Age: 21+, valid ID required.
- Booking: Direct through the venue (TAO Group) — no third-party listing needed.