While we make it a point to support BIPOC businesses year-round, to celebrate Black History Month, Vegans, Baby has assembled a guide to Black-owned vegan restaurants and meal prep in Las Vegas for 2022.
If we’re missing any, please let us know.
Black-owned vegan restaurants and ghost kitchens in Las Vegas
POTs
POTs, owned by Iman Haggag, is a bright light in the Las Vegas culinary scene. The only Egyptian restaurant in the city, it’s 100 percent vegan. Haggag celebrates her heritage with flavorful dishes and introduces the community to Egyptian street food with crowd favorites like koshari and taamia (Egyptian falafel). Follow POTs on Instagram
Souley Vegan
A ghost kitchen in Las Vegas, Tamearra Dyson brought Souley Vegan’s popular creole vegan concept to Las Vegas summer 2021. Dyson, who famously became the first vegan chef to beat Bobby Flay in January, pays homage to Louisiana with her veganized versions of soul food including Deez Ain’t Gator Bites and the Louisiana Hot Link. Follow Souley Vegan on Instagram
Peterson’s Pantry
Peterson’s Pantry switched models late 2021 and is now a subscription-based meal prep company. They make all sorts of vegan eats, from pizzas to calzones, salads and more. They also make gorgeous custom cakes. Follow Peterson’s Pantry on Instagram
Down 2 Earth Plant-Based Cuisine
Serving up pizza and more, Down 2 Earth is a ghost kitchen and a pop-up. Catch Chef Steven Parker at Downtown’s Vegas Test Kitchen every Monday – Wednesday, and then Friday – Saturday out of his ghost kitchen (6235 S. Pecos Rd out of Slice Kitchen) where you can order online for pick-up or delivery. Follow Down 2 Earth on Instagram
Garden Bites
Whether you’re looking for catering or meal prep, Garden Bites has your back. They do pop-ups at the new Vegan Majjac space in North Las Vegas and more. Follow Garden Bites on Instagram
Black-owned vegan meal prep and pop-ups
Vintage Vegan Diner
Owners Tay and Tumn have worked non-stop since they opened to make vegan food more accessible with Vintage Vegan Diner. Their homemade vegan turkey sliders have appeared everywhere from the city’s first vegan vending machine (which they launched), to the Farm Stand at Life Is Beautiful. They couple have been busy, because they also launched Vegan Boil Shack late 2021. Follow Vintage Vegan Diner on Instagram
Vegan Boil Shack
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Vegan Boil Shack offers weekend deliveries and pick-up of the best vegan boil you’ll ever had. Loaded with flavor, the boil features potatoes, homemade vegan sausage, corn, onions and more. They also offer cheddar biscuits, which you can now order nationwide and make at home, creamy alfredo pasta and are adding more items. Follow Vegan Boil Shack on Instagram
Off the Vine
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Chef William Henry’s Off the Vine taps into his culinary background to create dishes like vegan scallops, gumbo, burgers and more. He’s also the founder of the new Vegan Wonderland, a festival celebrating vegan artists, food and beyond. Follow Off the Vine on Instagram
Ta’s Caribbean Spice
If you’re looking for vegan Caribbean eats, check out Ta’s Caribbean Spice. Specializing in Jamaican vegan beef patties, Ta’s offers a variety of dishes to order. They also bottle their sauces which are amazing. Follow Ta’s Caribbean Spice on Instagram
CannaCake Babe Vegan Bakery
Whether you want cannabis-infused cakes and cupcakes or regular cakes, cupcakes and cookies, CannaCake Babe has you covered. Her work is beautiful, so it’s hard to eat it. But, you’ll be happy you did. Follow CannaCake Babe on Instagram
Vegan Keda Veggie Eats/Gymrat Baker (formerly Gym Talk)
Vegan Keda – Veggie Eats makes a ton of dishes, from birria to vegan fish to sandwiches to cookies and cheesecakes. You can catch the business at pop-ups at Public Us, farmers markets or you can order online. Follow The Gym Rat Baker on Instagram
Prone to Plants
Prone to Plants offers an assortment of chickpea-based meat alternatives, including vegan wings. They also offer meal prep created by a certified nutrition coach that includes gluten-free options. Follow Prone to Plants on Instagram
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