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How to Celebrate (and Cope with) Hangover Day in Las Vegas

Posted on December 30, 2025
Rob Kachelriess

Rob Kachelriess

A burger and a cocktail on a bar top.

A burger and booze? Good news. (Holsteins/Chris Wessling)

It’s tough enough to finalize plans for New Year’s Eve, but the recovery on New Year’s Day requires some prep as well 🤒 We call it “Hangover Day” — assuming you partied right — and some of our favorite local businesses are ready to nurse you back to health.

🍔 In what’s become an annual tradition, the valleywide chain of PT’s Taverns are serving a Hangover Burger on January 1, sliding a fried egg and crispy onions on top of a blackened patty with lettuce, tomato, bacon, and cheddar cheese. (Extra grease = extra relief.) The $15 price tag includes fries on the side and your choice of a mimosa or Bloody Mary.

🍳 Park on Fremont has a Hangover Cure Brunch, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on January 1 with the option to add on $25 bottomless Bloody Marys or mimosas. I’m a fan of the waffles and ham sandwich (served on a croissant), but any of the burgers work too. Tag @ParkOnFremont when posting a NYE photo on Instagram and receive 25% off the entire bill. (While you’re at it, follow City Cast Las Vegas on Instagram too 👍)

👠 Our buddies at Crazy Horse 3 are proving that a strip club can be a good value, serving a Hangover Brunch of their own, nice and early, 4 to 8 a.m. for just $20.26. — you know, ‘cause it’s 2026. You’ll choose among breakfast classics while sipping on Bloody Marys and mimosas.

🌭 Holsteins in the Arts District has $5 Bloody Marys all day long on New Year’s Day — because “hair of the dog” is proven science — and a special edition Hangover Dog, topped with cheese sauce, fries, bacon bits, and a fried egg. You can also order brunch items (like the s’mores French toast and corned beef hash), plus the full burger lineup, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

🏆 Chicken N Pickle in Henderson is hosting a Hangover Pickleball Tournament on January 1, bright and early from 9 a.m. to noon with some gameplay in between booze and breakfast nibbles. The price is $60 per team.

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