Bookshelves and communal seating give Funny Library a different feel from a grab-and-go coffee counter. Order coffee, pastries or lighter breakfast and lunch bites, then settle down with a book or laptop. It is a useful place to pause and recharge between plans.

Fresh juices, fruit smoothies and coffee are the focus at Virgin’s Juice Bar, alongside lighter food choices. There is seating for anyone who wants to linger rather than take a drink away, making this a straightforward alternative to a full restaurant breakfast.

Coastal Italian cooking meets a relaxed, trattoria-inspired setting at Kassi Beach House. Wine, beer and cocktails accompany the food, while selected tables face the pool. Choose it for a leisurely meal with a holiday atmosphere; poolside seating and the separate beach club are different experiences.

Kitchen now focuses on a breakfast buffet, with made-to-order eggs, seasonal fruit, artisan breads and sweet pastries among the choices. It suits guests who want to assemble a substantial morning meal before heading out, rather than picking up a single coffee and snack.

Lucia’s Mexican menu includes queso birria tacos and fire-grilled arrachera, with handcrafted margaritas alongside. The resort also lists a separate Lucia taco-truck offering, so choose the main restaurant when you want a reserved table and a full sit-down meal.

Virgin’s Nobu continues the Las Vegas location that first opened in 1999, with refreshed surroundings and the chef’s distinctive Japanese cooking. Sushi, sashimi and signature dishes anchor the meal. Its lounge also offers a separate drinks-and-bites experience, so decide whether you want dinner or a bar visit.

David and Michael Morton’s ONE Steakhouse pairs prime beef and Japanese Wagyu with seafood and steakhouse sides. Guests can choose between the lounge and the main dining room. It is a natural option for a planned steak dinner rather than a quick casino snack.

Pizza Forte is a walk-up counter serving New York and Roman-style pizzas, homemade meatballs and other Italian street food. A separate breakfast selection adds coffee and morning dishes. The counter-service format makes it useful when your group wants something straightforward between activities.

The Bar at Commons Club puts wine, craft beer and cocktails at the centre of a social lounge setting. The wine list includes choices by the glass, while the cocktails draw on Virgin’s English roots and Las Vegas influences. A good fit for gathering before dinner.

The Shag Room combines an intimate cocktail-lounge setting with a changing entertainment programme. Open-mic sessions and live performers are part of its calendar, and the room can also host private events. Check the specific evening’s listing if hearing live music is the reason for your visit.

Desert Star sits on the casino floor near the Ruby Tower entrance, with craft beer, cocktails and video poker close to the table-game action. Pick this for a drink within the casino atmosphere rather than a secluded restaurant or a separate ticketed nightlife venue.

Heat is a small cocktail lounge within Virgin’s high-limit gaming section, but the resort says it is open to the public. Video poker and comfortable seating are central to the experience. It is a more intimate bar stop for guests who want to remain near the gaming floor.

Kassi Beach Club is a Mediterranean-inspired pool experience for guests aged 21 and over, with sand, greenery and DJs. Food and signature cocktails come from Kassi Beach House. Treat this as a pool-day booking rather than assuming a restaurant reservation includes beach-club access.

An intimate performance venue named after the original Virgin Records shop in London, showcasing music and other live entertainment.

An intimate lounge reached through a photobooth-style entrance, with cocktails, live performances and open-mic nights.

Find it: Inside Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, off the main public lounge area.

A multi-level live-music venue at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, hosting touring musicians and entertainment. Admission depends on the event booked.