Over 40 million people flock to Las Vegas yearly. They're drawn to the casinos, all-inclusive hotels, extravagant shows, specialty museums, and quirky expedited wedding facilities. And in between all those flashy venues and endless entertainment, there is a slew of world-famous dining venues in Las Vegas that cater to all tastes and budgets, from Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen to the Lotus of Siam, the Bacchanal Buffet, Tacos El Gordo, and Pizza Rock.

Despite its Sin City moniker, Las Vegas boasts plenty of attractions for kids, too, from amusement parks to shows and pools, as well as eateries with an extensive choice of healthy and decadent items. Based on suggestions from local outlets and cross-referenced with high-rated venues online and our own research, here is a selection of some of the most high-rated, kid-friendly restaurants spanning different types of cuisines and concepts, be they family-style diners , trendy bistros, dessert places, or menus accommodating various dietary restrictions. Most of these entries offer a kiddie menu, too, which would definitely come in handy for families with picky little eaters.

Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab

First established in Miami Beach, Florida in 1913, Joe's Seafood, Prime Steak & Stone Crab is an upscale steakhouse that's also suitable for families with kids, as well as for hosting private events. It currently operates in Chicago, Washington D.C., and Las Vegas' Forum Shops at Caesars Palace and Casino. The latter venue is wheelchair accessible, with outdoor seating, takeout, high chairs, and many Keto and vegan options. Prices generally range from $20 to $100, and signature dishes include fresh stone crabs, bone-in prime steaks, and the key lime pie.

There are eight different menus: all day, dinner market card, lunch market card, wine, cocktail and beer, dessert, gluten-free and vegetarian, and kids. The latter currently proposes items for either $12.95 or $19.95, such as petite filet mignon, mac and cheese, fried chicken tenders, crispy fried shrimp, and a grilled cheese sandwich. Each includes a beverage and a brownie sundae and is served with a choice of french fries, sweet potato fries, sweet corn, mashed potatoes, broccolini, or sliced apple.

Per online reviews, parents appreciate how patient and attentive the staff is with their kids, as well as the free dessert and smaller steak portion. Customers in general find the waiters well-informed and accommodating, and commend the extensive wine list, huge pie portions, and fresh seafood.

Crêpe Expectations

Crepes are appreciated by kids and adults alike, and Crêpe Expectations serves a wide savory and sweet selection. This versatile, thin, and flat delicacy may have originated in 13 ^th -century France in the Brittany region, and crepes are not to be confused with pancakes , which are fluffier, smaller, thicker, and contain a raising agent. The wheelchair-accessible Crêpe Expectations brands itself as a cozy, casual, family-owned, and dog-friendly creperie that serves breakfast and lunch, with a choice of fresh juices and alcoholic beverages. Additionally, it offers takeout, outdoor seating, high chairs, and free Wi-Fi. There are four menus to peruse, titled savory yum, sweet yum, and breakfast yum, as well as the spirits, drinks, and coffee menu.

Patrons especially enjoy the following crepes, which range between $10 and $12, as of this writing: Go Bananas Foster (sliced bananas, creme de banana, and brandy sauce), La Jolla (bacon, guacamole, and chipotle mayo), Grand Turk (turkey, Jack cheese, black olives, and guacamole), and William Tell (sauteed cinnamon apples and caramel). Others say they particularly appreciate the large portions, generous stuffings, and fresh guacamole.

Hash House A Go Go

Hash House A Go Go is a casual and wheelchair-friendly venue known for its brunches, Midwest-inspired farm specialties with a twist, cocktails, and gigantic portions. It has 10 locations in the U.S., four of which are in Las Vegas: in The Plaza, Summerlin, The LINQ, and on West Sahara Avenue. This restaurant offers takeout, high chairs, compostable containers, vegan options, and free Wi-Fi. There is an extensive menu of items loved by adults and children alike, from scrambled eggs with bacon, avocado, and Swiss cheese to biscuits with gravy, sage-fried chicken with waffles, buttermilk flapjacks, French toast, avocado toast, fish and chips, meatloaf, and pot roast.

Some customers hail Hash House A Go Go as one of the best breakfast spots in Las Vegas, thanks to its huge shareable portions, fast and attentive service, fluffy biscuits, and refreshing flavored lemonades. With a price range of $9-$30 and a health score of A, the place is also praised for its generous sides, fun merchandise, specialty coffees, and overall friendly vibe. It's no wonder, then, that this restaurant has received many accolades, including best dessert and best burger from Bite of Las Vegas, the readers' choice – best breakfast category from Las Vegas Weekly, and best comfort food from Las Vegas Citylife.

Carmine's

Specialized in Southern Italian cuisine with an American twist, Carmine's is a wheelchair-friendly restaurant established in 1990, where "each item is meant to be shared around the table with friends and family," per its website . It has six locations across the U.S., including one in Las Vegas' Forum Shops at Caesars Palace and Casino.

Carmine's offers takeout, private dining rooms, high chairs, free Wi-Fi, and three hours of free parking for Las Vegas locals. It also welcomes walk-ins, and prices range from $15 to $35. Perhaps this restaurant's best feat is its wide choice of items for different types of dietary restrictions. Indeed, its extensive menu caters to those with garlic, wheat, gluten, dairy, and/or egg allergies, which is bound to ease the minds of many concerned parents. It also offers vegetarian and vegan options, dessert cocktails, happy hour, and brunch. The lunch specials are served with a choice of Caesar salad or mixed green salad and include the Italian cheesesteak hero, sausage and peppers, meatball hero, and chicken cutler hero. And for dessert, there is the bread pudding, chocolate cannoli, Italian cheesecake, strawberry shortcake, flourless chocolate torte, or seasonal fresh fruit platter.

Some customers say they keep coming back to Carmine's for occasions like birthdays, Christmas, and Thanksgiving, as they enjoy the generous portions and overall festive and warm ambiance. Others appreciate how the staff engages with children, the fresh bread, and the flavorful sauces.