Bojangles Opens First Las Vegas Strip Restaurant
The fast-food chain's new Strip location is its first to serve alcohol, with a full-service bar and live-music stage.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Dining Out
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Bojangles opened a Las Vegas Strip restaurant with a full-service bar on October 7, 2026. The location is the chain's first to sell alcohol and is operated by Las Vegas franchisee LV Petroleum.
Why it matters
The opening marks a new format for the Charlotte-based chain, which now serves alcohol and offers live music alongside its regular fare. It also signals continued expansion in the Las Vegas market.
Bojangles operates 890 restaurants across 24 states and opened 43 new locations nationwide in 2025. LV Petroleum has about 20 more Bojangles locations in the works for the Las Vegas market, but no opening schedule was provided.
The players
Bojangles
Bojangles is a fast-food chain founded in Charlotte, North Carolina, in 1977 and known for its breakfast offerings and Southern-style menu.
LV Petroleum
LV Petroleum is the Las Vegas franchisee that operates the new Bojangles Strip location and plans to open about 20 more locations in the market.
The details
The restaurant includes a covered patio, TVs throughout, and a stage for live music, and it sells breakfast every day until 2 p.m. The menu includes the chain's regular items, such as dirty rice and milkshakes.
Timeline
1977: Bojangles is founded in Charlotte, North Carolina.
2025: The chain opens 43 new restaurants nationwide.
October 7, 2026: The Las Vegas Strip restaurant opens with a full-service bar.
Menu Expansion
The Strip location extends Bojangles' 2025 growth of 43 new restaurants into a new format that adds alcohol and live music to the chain's breakfast-focused model. It points to the chain moving beyond its traditional fast-casual format in a major tourism market.
Diners on the Strip now have a Bojangles option that serves alcohol, with breakfast available daily until 2 p.m. Visitors planning meals around the Strip can expect the chain's regular menu alongside a full-service bar and patio seating.
The takeaway
Expansion into a new format with alcohol and live entertainment shows how fast-food chains are testing broader hospitality models in destination markets. Readers interested in the chain's Las Vegas plans can watch for openings from LV Petroleum.
Further reading
Explore more Dining Out coverage to see how new restaurant formats are reshaping the Las Vegas food scene.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Fox News.
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