When it comes to a Cinco de Mayo fiesta, no place does it better than Las Vegas. From authentic cuisine to mouthwatering cocktails, you and your amigos will celebrate all night long. Pop in Cabo Wabo Cantina at Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino for a fiesta complete with shrimp cocktails, handcrafted drinks, a live DJ and more, starting at 4 p.m. Friday, May 5 and Saturday, May 6. Stop by CHICA at The Venetian Las Vegas for ¡Calavera Fiesta! where you can order the Flaming Skull dessert while you watch fire dancers and enjoy live music. Also on May 5, Downtown Container Park is hosting a Cinco de Mayo-inspired beer festival starting at 3:30 p.m., complete with various live performers and authentic Mexican eats. And don’t forget to make a point of visiting one or two of the options below – trust us, you won’t be disappointed.

 

China Poblano at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas 

China Poblano is what happens when you mix Chinese and Mexican cuisine and it’s straight-up delicious. With a huge tequila list, including mezcal flights; Chinese cocktails; and the foamy, one-of-a-kind, Salt Air Margarita, this is an ideal spot to get a great drink, plus the food is out of this world.  

 

Chayo Mexican Kitchen + Tequila Bar at The LINQ Promenade 

Take your Cinco de Mayo to new levels with a ride on a mechanical bull followed by an upscale Mexican meal and delicious sangria. On Friday and Saturday nights, the restaurant puts on an epic Latin dance party featuring a live DJ. You truly can’t go wrong at this playful location. 

 

Casa Calavera at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas 

With weekday and Sunday happy hours, Taco Tuesday specials, and live music on Friday nights, this spot is the perfect place for a fiesta. The vibrant, open-air space features an authentic Día de los Muertos design, adding to the celebratory atmosphere. 

 

Uno Más at SAHARA Las Vegas 

Are you really getting into the Cinco de Mayo spirit if you don’t enjoy a street taco or two? Whether you like to keep it simple with pork al pastor and carne asada, or embrace your adventurous side, there’s plenty of options—and once you dig in, you can’t help but say “uno mas.” Get a glimpse into the magic within the kitchen with its glass viewing window. The exciting taqueria also offers a variety of beers, cocktails and Mexican sodas. 

 

Ojos Locos Sports Cantina 

Billed as the “first-ever hotel-casino dedicated to the Latino community”, this off-Strip laid-back sports cantina is the perfect spot to relax, dine, and watch your favorite team play on their wall-to-wall TVs. At Ojos Locos Sports Cantina, you’ll find friendly service and made from scratch Mexican cuisine, from street tacos with freshly made corn tortilla, to fajitas, and chips and salsa. Don’t miss out on their Premium Loca Rita and other specialty drinks. 
 
 

¡VIVA! at Resorts World Las Vegas – Hilton, Conrad & Crockfords 

The name says it all! Live your best life on Cinco de Mayo with a collection of Latin cultural favorites from chef Ray Garcia, including handmade corn masa tortillas and freshly prepared ceviches, guacamoles and salsas. The menu spotlights regional dishes and seasonal ingredients designed as small plates, appetizers and shareable entrées. iVIVA! also offers a weekend brunch and a prix fixe menu option. 

Nacho Daddy 

Born in Las Vegas with four locations around town, including the Strip and Downtown Las Vegas, this is a great spot for big groups, families, or those just looking for really good food at the right price. To celebrate, grab a pitcher of margaritas to enjoy with unique dishes like the Filet Mignon Nachos, Vegan Burrito and Thai Chicken Bowl. Don’t forget to order a World-Famous Scorpion Shot.  

 

El Dorado Cantina 

With three locations around town (including one just off the Strip), El Dorado Cantina uses locally sourced ingredients to craft its authentic Mexican food. The swanky atmosphere will put you in the celebratory spirit while you try one of its signature margaritas or a shot of one of its 100 varieties of tequila.  

 

Javier’s at ARIA Resort and Casino 

Javier’s has mastered the hand-shaken margarita, so treat yourself to an authentic Cinco de Mayo cocktail. You also can explore the restaurant’s vibrant Mexican dishes, made with high-quality ingredients using elevated recipes, including fresh ceviche, mole poblano, enchiladas de camarones and more. The Aztec-inspired surroundings coupled with delicious food and drinks make this a must visit for an upscale Cinco de Mayo adventure.  

 

Tacos & Tequila at Palace Station Hotel Casino 

Handcrafted and signature cocktails, TVs for prime sports viewing, and of course, flavorful traditional Mexican cuisine make this option an obvious spot for your celebrations! Get an inside glimpse into the various offerings and modern, stylish design from the VEGAS ON team below.  

Casa Calavera at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas 

With weekday and Sunday happy hours, Taco Tuesday specials, and live music on Friday nights, this spot is the perfect place for a fiesta. The vibrant, open-air space features an authentic Día de los Muertos design, adding to the celebratory atmosphere. 

 

La Mona Rosa 

If you’re looking for an authentic Mexican hideaway near the Fremont Street Experience, look no further than La Mona Rosa. No matter what you order on the diverse menu, you’ll find each bite to be flavorful and comprised of seasonal ingredients. Each dish is best accompanied by any of their handcrafted cocktails or specialty margarita.  

 

Cabo Wabo Cantina at Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino 

Whether you’re looking for the perfect happy hour spot, or for dinner, Cabo Wabo Cantina offers flavorful costal Mexican and Tex Mex cuisine. With its center Strip location, this is the perfect spot to celebrate in style, and take in the surrounding views of Bellagio Fountains and Eiffel Tower Paris. 

 

Hussong's Cantina

The food at Hussong's Cantina introduces Las Vegas locals and tourists alike to authentic Baja street fare along with signature cocktails, an impressive selection of Mexican beer and they’re known for their strong Margaritas. Legend has it that Hussong’s Cantina in Ensenada, Mexico is the originator of the Margarita. Whether it's the authentic Baja cuisine or the chance to sing along to the rock 'n' roll Mariachi band, this cantina appeals to every kind of crowd. 

 

Regardless of where you choose to celebrate, you’re sure to have an amazing time. You’re in Las Vegas, after all! And while you’re in the destination, check out the various entertainment options and all the things to do in Downtown Las Vegas to round out a great trip!