By Lake Las Vegas Water Sports · October 23, 2026 · 4 min read
The easiest place to eat after a boat ride at Lake Las Vegas is The Village at Lake Las Vegas (MonteLago Village), the lakeside dining and shopping area at 20 Costa Di Lago in Henderson. Our office is in the same Village, so you can return the boat, walk a few minutes and sit down for pasta, Mexican food, French bistro plates, an Irish pub lunch or gelato. The Village lists restaurants serving Mexican, French, Italian and American food, plus live concerts and events every week.
Book your cruise first, then plan dinner around your return time.
Why eat in the Village after your cruise?
You already parked. Free parking is in the Monte Lago parking garage, and check-in is at our office at 20 Costa Di Lago Unit 130. After your 2-hour Regular or XL cruise, or your 3-hour Pink Boat party, there is no need to move the car. Everything below sits around the same walkable waterfront.
The timing also works. A late-afternoon start often ends near sunset, which is a good moment to grab a table by the water.
Where should you eat? Restaurants in The Village
These are the restaurants listed by The Village at Lake Las Vegas as of November 2026. Menus, hours and specials change, so use each link for current details.
| Restaurant | What it is | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Luna Rossa | Modern Italian cuisine | Date night after a sunset cruise |
| A&M Pasta Lab | Fresh artisanal pasta | Groups who want comfort food |
| Sonrisa Grill | Gourmet Mexican cuisine and tequila bar | Birthdays and bachelorette groups |
| Mimi & Coco Bistro | Upscale French and Mediterranean | A quieter, dressier dinner |
| The Pub | Irish sports bar and ale house | Watching the game with friends |
| The Speakeasy | 1920s themed restaurant | A fun night out with a theme |
| De Remo | Authentic Italian breakfast and lunch | Before a morning cruise |
| BellaLinda | Italian gelato and sweet treats | Kids, and anyone after a hot day |
Which restaurant fits your group?
For a proposal or anniversary. Pair a sunset cruise with dinner at Luna Rossa or Mimi & Coco Bistro. Reserve your table for about 30 minutes after your boat returns so nobody feels rushed at the dock.
For a birthday or bachelorette party. Sonrisa Grill is an easy choice for a bigger, louder table, and The Speakeasy gives the night a theme. If your group is on the Pink Boat, remember the Pink Boat allows food and drinks but not coolers, so many groups keep snacks light on the water and save the big meal for after.
For families. Start with breakfast or lunch at De Remo before a morning cruise, then finish with gelato at BellaLinda. Kids remember the gelato.
For sports fans. The Pub is the spot to catch a game after your cruise.
Can you bring food on the boat instead?
Yes. Every boat lets you bring your own food and soft drinks. On the Regular and XL boats, small coolers up to 20 quarts are allowed. On the Pink Boat, food and drinks are welcome but coolers and ice chests are not. For a picnic on the water, pick up snacks, sandwiches and drinks at Seasons Grocery & Deli, the market in The Village, which lists daily hours of 7am to 7pm.
What else is in The Village?
The Village is more than restaurants. You will also find boutiques like MaidenLane, salons such as Pariz Hair Salon and Once Upon a Nail Salon, Lake Las Vegas Golf Carts and a UPS Store. Check The Village events page for the weekly live music schedule.
A simple plan for the day
- Book a late-afternoon start on the booking page.
- Arrive 10 to 15 minutes early and park free in the Monte Lago garage.
- Check in at 20 Costa Di Lago Unit 130 and get your boat instructions.
- Cruise for 2 hours (Regular from $149, XL from $189) or 3 hours (Pink, $449). Prices are for the whole boat and include tax.
- Walk to dinner in The Village.
For more ideas nearby, see Things to Do at Lake Las Vegas and our group boat day checklist.
Frequently asked questions
Is there food at the dock? There is no restaurant on the boats, but The Village restaurants are a short walk from our office.
Do I need a dinner reservation? It depends on the restaurant and the night. Use each restaurant's link above to check current options, especially on weekends.
Can we eat on the boat? Yes. Bring your own food and soft drinks. Coolers up to 20 quarts are allowed on the Regular and XL boats, and not on the Pink Boat.
Questions about your cruise? Text us at 702-600-9860.
