If there’s anything you can trust about Las Vegas, it’s that it always goes grand. From the moment your plane lands to the moment it takes off, you can only expect to be treated to the best- and that includes even the most minuscule details, like the food you can choose from at the airport.

The Las Vegas Airport has a plethora of dining options to choose from, whether you need to grab a quick bite or would prefer a sit-down meal. There are great choices regardless of terminal or gate location, so you can rest easy knowing you’ll never go hungry at the Las Vegas airport.

In this guide, I’ll break down all of the food options you’ll find at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS), including where to find them, so you can maneuver through your cravings like a pro!

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Las Vegas International Airport Food (A-Gates, Terminal 1)

Map of Las Vegas airport food gate A — Map showing the layout of food in the A-gate area at Harry Reid International Airport (LAS) | View larger image.

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If you’re flying with Allegiant Air, chances are you’ll find yourself setting up camp at the A-Gates. You can get there by going through the security gates at airport Terminal 1 and taking a right to the moving walkways once you reach the divide.

If you want more variety, the B and C Gates are accessible at the other end of the walkway. However, if you’re looking to stay near your gate, here are the dining options you’ll have within your reach:

Vending Machine

Located: Near Gate A3

Looking for something quick? There are foodstuffs and beverage machines near A3 with a simple selection of snacks and drinks, perfect if you’re just in the mood to graze!

The B Lounge

Located: Near Gate A7

Don’t get the place confused for a restaurant- you won’t find waiters taking orders or servers making their way around the floor. Instead, you’ll be greeted with a Budweiser-style ambiance and a low-key feel.

There have a handful of standard beers on tap (Bud Light, Natty Lite, etc.) and serve casual bar snacks at the ready. They also have wraps and sandwiches, but they’re of the same caliber as the food items in the little shops located on the grounds, so you shouldn’t stop by if you’re looking for a hot and fresh meal!

Dunkin’ Express

Located: Near Gate A7

This next location is perfect if you find yourself at Harry Reid Airport during breakfast time!

Dunkin’ Express offers all of the goodies, bites, and drinks you would expect from your typical Dunkin’ Donuts establishment, but with a conveniently sized location that essentially makes it a grab-and-go stop.

Moe’s Southwest Grill

Located: Near Gate A15

Moe's Southwestern Grill at the Vegas airport — Moe’s Southwest Grill in Terminal 1 at the Las Vegas airport. | CC image from Flickr

There are few meals more airport appropriate than the selection you can find at Moe’s Southwest Grill! You can choose from quesadillas, burritos, nachos, and chips dipped in Moe’s world-famous queso sauce, a stop at Moe’s is a fantastic way to kick off (or complete) your visit to Las Vegas!

This dining option is fully customizable, so it can satisfy the palates of even the pickiest eaters! Be prepared for a bit of a line, though, as this is one of the more popular locations at the airport.

Vegas Airport Food (B-Gate, Terminal 1)

Map of Las Vegas airport food gate B — Map of food found in and around the B Gates at the Las Vegas Airport. | View larger image.

For those who are flying with Southwest or Spirit Airlines, you’ll be posted at B-Gates. This main terminal has seven different food options but is connected to both the A-Gates (via walkway and C-Gates (via short walk).

Vending Machines

Located: Near Terminal 1 Gate B2

Here’s where you can find another selection of affordable drink and snack items you can choose from at your leisure!

Fresh Attractions

Located: Near Gate B9 and B15

Sometimes you want to stick to the classics, and Fresh Attractions is the perfect place to go for just that! Grab a newspaper, a pack of gum, or even a freshly made wrap or sandwich to keep you full and happy before your flight (or before you take on Sin City!).

Red Star Lounge

Located: Near B9

It doesn’t matter if you’ve just landed or you’re bidding farewell to the city for the meantime- it is always 5 o’clock somewhere.

Grab a drink at the Red Star Lounge, an understated mini-booth serving the works! Stocked with liquors, cocktails, and beers on tap, this bar is a perfect stop for a quick sip or to check out the scores of the latest game.

Einstein Bros. Bagels

Located: Near B9

Maybe you want to fill up with some carbs before you stop by Red Star Lounge, or just have a hankering for an everything bagel with a schmear of cream cheese. Whatever your reason is for wanting the classic sandwich, Einstein Bros. is inarguably the best place to go.

Located right next door to Red Star Lounge, the tiny booth has all the flavors you would expect at the larger stores- including lox!

360° Gourmet Burritos

Located: Near B15

This next stop may seem unassuming, but with incredibly unique dining choices like the teriyaki burrito or a gourmet spinach burrito- stopping for a meal at 360° Gourmet Burritos is honestly a no-brainer. Affordable, quick, and super customizable, this is a popular stop at LAS for a reason.

Mrs. Fields/Port Of Subs

Located: Near B25

Where else would you find a dual restaurant combo as good as Mrs.Fields and Port Of Subs? Since this dining option serves two super popular meal/snack options, expect a bit of a line.

Thankfully, the wait is worth the reward since you can eat freshly baked cookies or a delicious sub made with love after just a couple of minutes.

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A+B Rotunda (Vegas Airport Food Terminal 1)

Las Vegas airport food map - A & B Rotunda — There are even a couple of places to grab a bit in the A and B gate rotunda.

Located: In the A and B Rotunda

The word that Harry Reid International Airport (formerly McCarran Airport) had decided to open a Shake Shack was happy news for travelers who frequently fly into Vegas.

It’s one of the largest restaurants on the grounds and serves the full menu of a standalone Shake Shack- from their 100% Angus burgers to all the custards and shakes your stomach can dream up.

Harry Reid Airport Dining (C-Gates, Terminal 1)

Map showing Las Vegas airport food gate c — The C gate area is the largest in Terminal 1 and has the most airport food options. | View larger image

The C-Gates concourse is super long, so it’s no surprise that it has the most dining options of any of the other gates.

Simply go through the C/D gate security area, and take the green line monorail to get to gates C1-C21. You can also walk along the esplanade if your gate is a higher number since they’re posted in descending order.

Corcoran’s Irish Pub

Located: Near C2

Ambiance is everything, and Corocoran’s is the perfect place to go if you want the feel of an Irish Pub. It’s moderately sized and serves all the Irish classics, including Guinness on tap.

They have a couple of eating options, mainly pre-made wraps, and sandwiches, but they’ll let you eat your outside food as long as you order a drink. Expect airport prices!

Vending Machines

Located: Near C4

Your standard drink and snackfood vending machines.

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf

Located: Near C4

Anyone who’s flown knows how draining traveling is. Get your caffeine fix, or fill up with a café pastry or two.

Open from 6 AM to 11 PM, you can choose from hot, iced, and frozen coffee drinks and hot and iced teas. It’s also a great place to pick up a thermos- so you can keep your coffee hot during your flight!

Jose Cuervo Tequileria

Located: Near C5

Though it’s never too early for a drink, Jose Cuervo Tequileria is one of the few bar-type locations in the airport that offers hot and fresh meals that aren’t served anywhere else on the grounds.

So it doesn’t matter if you just want a couple of shots or if you’re in the mood for an empanada, a burger, or huevos rancheros- this is the stop for you.

Fresh Attractions

Located: Near C14

Another newsstand-style stop, the whole family can enjoy a quick bite at Fresh Attractions.

Burger King

Located: Near C14

A classic fast-food location, Burger King, is the perfect place to stop by if you have hungry kids or if you’re not wanting to stray from the classics.

You can find all the traditional menu items at the ready but be forewarned that there’s limited seating at the restaurant itself. Grab something that can easily be eaten at your gate to avoid potential messes.