Forget what you thought about Sin City dining - Vegas has become a vegan paradise! From quick bites to fancy dinners, plant-based options have exploded across town.
Remember those sad side salads vegans used to suffer through? Ancient history. Now you'll find dozens of fully vegan restaurants in Las Vegas and tons more with serious plant-based options. The city serves everything from veganized casino buffet classics to veggie-focused culinary masterpieces.
The Modern Vegan
Nestled at 700 E Naples Dr #111, The Modern Vegan rocks minimalist elegance with graphic black-and-white wallpaper and sleek vinyl booths.
Their ridiculously huge menu mashes up global flavors with American comfort classics - and it's all plant-based. Breakfast? Go for Belgian waffles, especially "The Todd" with its decadent mountain of bananas, chocolate chips, and peanut butter. By dinnertime, their creativity shines through options like the lobster-stuffed portobello steak that somehow captures seafood essence using clever combos of melty cheese, fresh herbs, and briny flavors. With so many options, it’s one of the best vegan restaurants in Las Vegas.
Yeah, the menu's overwhelming at first glance. But that means everyone finds something to love. Most dishes hover between $20-30 - pretty reasonable for quality vegan fare. They've gotten so popular they even opened a Detroit location this year!
Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum
Locals swear by Chef Kenny's at 5570 W Flamingo Rd #110. This spot has earned cult status by transforming traditional Asian food into plant-based miracles.
The egg custard buns will mess with your mind - you'll swear they're not vegan. Their orange chicken nails that perfect texture, while the Kung Pao shrimp convinces even seafood snobs. Beyond these standouts, you'll find fantastic noodle bowls and creative sushi rolls featuring mind-bending ingredients like plant-based spicy tuna and jackfruit "crab."
Chef Kenny Chye built his reputation at Veggie House before launching this dim sum haven in 2021. The quirky indoor gazebo creates a distinctive vibe that enhances everything you eat. His knack for recreating traditionally meaty dishes without animals has won over vegans and curious carnivores alike.
Crossroads Kitchen
For high-end vegan dining on the Las Vegas Strip, Crossroads Kitchen at Resorts World stands alone. The sophisticated space sports moody dark tones, contemporary lighting, and dramatic rock star portraits.
Their innovative plant proteins will shock even your most skeptical meat-eating friends. They transform eggplant with beet juice into convincing steak, blend chestnuts into faux foie gras, and carve trumpet mushrooms to mimic various meat cuts. Their plant-based "caviar" made from kelp offers guilt-free luxury.
Thin, perfectly charred Neapolitan pizzas come topped with luscious cashew cheese. For peak indulgence, hit their weekend brunch buffet with unlimited vegan pancakes, French toast, "eggs" Benedict, and artisanal cheeses. Recently, they converted their burger counter into a proper lounge area for cocktails.
Tacotarian - Downtown LV
Craving Mexican? Hit Tacotarian at 1130 S Casino Center Blvd. Open 11am-9pm daily, it's perfect whenever taco needs strike.
Their wildly creative vegan tacos will blow your mind. Try jackfruit barbacoa for smoky goodness or mushroom asada for earthy richness. The Birria tacos blend Beyond beef with jackfruit for a combo that's earned legendary status among locals.
Beyond tacos, they've reimagined Mexican classics without animal products. Their flautas, burritos, and quesadillas deliver authentic flavors without compromise. Got a sweet tooth? Try churros or that crazy concha loca ice cream sandwich, washed down with cooling Pineapple Melon.
Tarantino's Vegan
Tucked away at 7960 S Rainbow Blvd, Tarantino's transforms Italian classics into plant-based masterpieces without sacrificing a bit of flavor.
Kick things off with garlic breadsticks, their bruschetta trio, or mind-blowing plant-based crab cakes that somehow capture seafood essence. The spinach artichoke dip paired with zucchini sticks disappears quickly among friends.
Pasta fanatics will flip over their Italian reinventions. Cajun Chick'n and Shrimp Alfredo brings serious heat, while their lasagna layers plant-based sausage crumbles with cashew ricotta for pure comfort. First-timers should grab the Taste of Tarantino's sampler - you'll get fettuccine alfredo, chick'n parmigiana, and lasagna all on one plate. Heaven!
NoButcher
NoButcher at 3565 S Rainbow Blvd went from humble vegan meat maker to drive-thru sensation. This joint brings plant-based deli classics to Vegas, perfect for grabbing quick bites without compromising flavor.
Their sandwiches have earned national fame - they even landed on Food Network's "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives." The vegan pulled pork consistently sells out at festivals and has converted countless meat-eaters mid-bite. Their deli counter showcases impressive plant-based cold cuts and pastrami.
The egg salad sandwich deserves special mention - this nostalgic miracle blends chickpeas, tofu, turmeric, herbs, and sulfur salt into something uncannily like the "real thing." Having this available through a drive-thru window feels like a gift from the vegan gods.
BLACKOUT Dining in the Dark
Want a mind-bending experience? BLACKOUT at 871 S. Valley View Blvd lets you eat in complete darkness. Created by the folks behind One Family Animal Sanctuary, this place serves entirely plant-based dishes so skillfully crafted most diners don't realize they're eating vegan.
The experience follows a structured journey from soup through dessert. Before eating, you'll stash phones and anything glowing in secure lockers, then staff with night-vision goggles guide you to your table.
When booking, choose your flavor vibe - sweet, savory, or spicy. Lunch means four courses for $69.95, while dinner expands to seven courses at $85.95. The pitch darkness heightens everything else - suddenly flavor and texture become your only guides. Without visual cues, food transforms completely.
Daikon Vegan Sushi
Hidden at 7210 W Lake Mead Blvd, Daikon creates "some of the best sushi on the planet" without a fish in sight. Their plant-based Japanese creations satisfy both dedicated vegans and sushi fanatics.
The menu showcases incredible vegan rolls - creative takes on spicy tuna, shrimp tempura, and California rolls that somehow work beautifully without animal products. Their rice dishes like sesame chicken deliver familiar comfort through entirely plant-based ingredients. Need something lighter? The seaweed salad refreshes perfectly.
Regulars praise not just Daikon's inventive food but their rock-solid takeout and delivery. Even at home, dishes arrive "delicious and well packaged," maintaining restaurant-quality presentation. That attention to detail explains their fierce loyalty among Vegas vegans craving quality Japanese.
Plant Power Fast Food - Craig Rd
Plant Power brought their California vegan sensation to Vegas in October 2021—their first expansion beyond the Golden State. Parked at 7090 W Craig Rd, Suite 120, this plant-based fast-food spot serves daily from 7am to 10pm.
They've reinvented fast-food favorites without animals, including their signature "Big Zac" burger - a clever McDonald's-inspired creation that satisfies those specific cravings. Beyond burgers, they offer breakfast sandwiches, burritos, crispy "chicken" options, and ridiculously creamy milkshakes made from soy and oat bases.
The massive 4,039-square-foot restaurant features cool mid-century modern vibes with wall-to-wall windows, suspended globe lights, and eco-friendly bamboo furniture. Founded in 2016, they built eight successful SoCal locations before bringing their magic to Vegas. One bite proves plant-based eating doesn't sacrifice an ounce of fast-food happiness.
Smash Me Baby
Near the Strip at 333 W. St Louis Ave, Smash Me Baby dishes up crowd-pleasing vegan fast food from their completely plant-based, nut-free kitchen. Open from 11am until 1am daily, they've got you covered for lunch and those inevitable late-night hunger attacks.
Their perfectly named "gate-way burger" attracts both committed vegans and curious meat-eaters with its undeniable satisfaction factor. Beyond burgers, they sling various plant-based tacos and sides elevated by their legendary "secret sauce."
Night owls rejoice! While their lobby closes for late-night service, online orders remain available for curbside pickup into the wee hours. This commitment to quality regardless of timing has made them a trusted standby for locals and visitors needing plant-based comfort food at any hour.
Down 2 Earth Plant Based Cuisine
On Town Square's second floor at 6599 Las Vegas Boulevard South, Black-owned Down 2 Earth has racked up an impressive 4.7 stars from over 900 reviews. They welcome diners Sunday through Thursday noon to 9pm, staying open until midnight Friday and Saturday.
Their menu celebrates southern comfort with plants at the center. Try locally sourced organic oyster mushrooms in seasoned batter with vegan tartar sauce. Pizza options range from classic Pepperoni to creative choices like Truffle N' Mushroom and Buffalo Chick'n.
Sandwich lovers will demolish options like the Po'Boy, Fish Fry, and Avocado Pesto. Their Truffle Mac N' Cheeze has achieved fan-favorite status with its truffle oil, panko crumbs, and vegan parm topping. Weekend brunch brings treats like the loaded Breakfast Sandwich with plant-based sausage, hash brown, Just Egg, and gooey cheese. Save room for dessert - Chocolate Peanut Butter Pie and Lemon Pound Cake will make you forget what's missing.
Garden Grill
From humble farmers market beginnings to brick-and-mortar success in 2019, Garden Grill earned its "OG vegan fast food spot" reputation honestly. This pioneer built a die-hard following for inventive takes on comfort classics.
Their menu superstar? "The Thrillist" - a crispy vegan chicken sandwich topped with bacon and cheese, all stuffed between a glazed donut. This headline-grabbing creation first blew minds at local festivals and still draws crowds to their permanent home.
Their chicken game runs deep, featuring various house-made vegan chick'n sandwiches from buffalo to Nashville Hot. Beyond sandwiches, expect hearty wraps, burritos, and fries loaded with plant-based toppings. For dessert, enjoy a Vegas rarity - vegan soft serve ice cream. They blew up after appearing at Life is Beautiful festival, where most folks had no idea they were devouring entirely plant-based chicken.
Veggy Street
Tucked away in Southeast Vegas at 1110 E Silverado Ranch Blvd, Veggy Street delivers refreshing plant-based meals worth seeking out. While temporarily closed according to recent updates, they typically offer both takeout and delivery.
Their signature yucca fries have reached legendary status, perfectly complementing main dishes. What makes this place special? Their absolute commitment to freshness - everything comes from fresh plants, creating vibrant flavors in every bite.
You don't need a "vegan card" to appreciate what hits your table here. Regular customers constantly mention how the food wins over everyone, regardless of dietary preferences. As one happy eater put it, Veggy Street simply "makes taste buds happy," creating plant-based dishes that satisfy even the most committed carnivores.
Durvo
Hidden at 5255 S Decatur Blvd (Suite 107), Durvo brings upscale plant-based dining with serious style. This elegant newcomer operates Wednesday through Saturday 12-9:30pm and Sundays 12-9pm, taking Mondays and Tuesdays off.
Their menu elevates plant-based cuisine to art through globally-inspired creations. Try inventive seafood alternatives like jackfruit and artichoke heart crab cakes alongside substantial mushroom-based steak and potatoes with rich demi-glace. The kitchen seamlessly blends Italian, Mexican, and Indian influences throughout their cohesive yet diverse offerings.
Don't skip their signature "Three Layers of Love" dessert - a brilliant combo featuring walnut cashew cream base topped with mango sherbert and matcha mousse. The peaceful atmosphere perfectly complements the creative food, creating an intimate vibe ideal for special nights out. Reviewers consistently highlight both the super-fresh ingredients and genuinely attentive service.
Prone to Plants
At 5025 Blue Diamond Rd, Prone to Plants delivers knockout vegan food with a perfect 4.9-star rating. This Black-owned spot transforms comfort classics into plant-based wonders, open daily 11am-7pm.
Their menu showcases mind-blowing chicken alternatives that crush comfort food cravings. The Buffalo Bleu Chix Sandwich stands out with its house-made crispy patty drowning in tangy buffalo sauce. Prefer something more classic? The O.G Crispy Chix Sandwich and Cheddar Bay Chicken Biscuits deliver familiar satisfaction without animal products.
Wing fans get plenty of love with various boneless options packing all the flavor minus the chicken. Pair them with standout sides like crispy Fried Pickles or indulgent Garlic Parmesan and Truffle Fries. Beyond the incredible food, the genuinely friendly service makes this the perfect spot for introducing skeptical friends to uncompromising vegan cuisine.
Basil Vegan Thai & Sushi
At 500 E Windmill Ln, Basil creates a unique culinary fusion in Vegas's plant-based scene. This spot seamlessly blends two distinct traditions - authentic Thai and creative sushi - all without animal products. Many locals call it the city's best vegan restaurant, period.
Their menu features aromatic Thai curries and perfectly wok-tossed noodles capturing traditional flavors through plants alone. Their innovative sushi rolls showcase remarkable creativity, satisfying roll enthusiasts with exclusively vegan ingredients. While you'll notice similarities to their sister restaurant Daikon Sushi, Basil brings plenty of unique offerings.
The beautiful interior design earns as much praise as the food itself. This thoughtfully crafted space elevates your entire experience and has quickly become a neighborhood gem. Whether you're a committed vegan seeking variety or just curious about plant-based Thai and Japanese possibilities, Basil delivers a compelling experience without compromise.
Las Vegans
Hidden on South Pecos Road, Las Vegans brings authentic Mexican flavors to vegan diners through their unique catering service. This gem operates exclusively on Tuesdays from 12-7pm at 6235 South Pecos Road - the perfect mid-week taco therapy session.
Their menu showcases brilliant plant-based takes on traditional Mexican street food. The Hibiscus Asada tacos somehow nail authentic asada texture and flavor without animals involved. Al Pastor tacos come complete with sautéed pineapple for that perfect sweet-savory balance. Heat seekers should grab the Chipotle Chin tacos with their perfect spice level.
Cool down between bites with their signature Pineapple Melon drink. While their physical spot only runs on Taco Tuesdays, you can catch them at various vegan events throughout Vegas. Follow their Facebook page for pop-up appearances and special events as they bring plant-based Mexican flavors to different neighborhoods.
Truth & Tonic
Tucked away on the Venetian's 4th floor near Canyon Ranch Spa, Truth & Tonic offers refreshing plant-focused meals away from casino chaos. Since January 2020, this hidden gem went fully vegan, though recent reports suggest they've added some non-vegan options alongside clearly marked plant-based choices.
Open Wednesday through Sunday 7am-2pm, they specialize in health-conscious breakfast and lunch fare. Morning brings hearty organic oatmeal, savory tofu scrambles, and Just Egg frittatas that perfectly mimic traditional egg dishes. Lunch features reimagined comfort classics like their popular vegan burger and plant-based 'chicken' avocado wrap.
Visitors rave about the Huevos Rancheros made with Just Egg, constantly praising their commitment to genuinely fresh ingredients. Drinks range from energizing juices and smoothies to specialty teas, coffees, and yes - brunch cocktails. While finding it requires some navigation skills, the quality makes the hunt absolutely worthwhile.