What happens to your body when you go vegan? Here are 5 things.
January 10, 2023
What happens to your body when you go vegan? Here are five things. If you’ve been wondering “why should I go vegan”,
There’s more than 20 vegan restaurants in Las Vegas. From Asian to tacos and literally everything in between, there’s no wonder Las Vegas is one of the top cities in the US for vegan food.
But, if you’re only in Las Vegas for a few days, or want the absolute best eats in town right now, picking the spot isn’t necessarily easy.
So, we did the heavy lifting for you.
Ok, so we can’t pick only one best vegan restaurant in Las Vegas. It’s even hard to pick 10. However, we’ve managed to narrow the pool based on what makes each special.
If you want even more of the best vegan food in Las Vegas, check out our 2022 Las Vegas Vegan Dining Guide. It shares the best restaurants for vegan dining across 45 categories. We’ve also got a guide to five of the most unique vegan restaurants in Las Vegas you’ve got to try.
Cuisine: dim sum, Asian
Meals: lunch, dinner
Setting: full-service
Location: Chinatown
What makes it special: Chef Kenny Chye is one of the most well-known vegan chefs in town. He rose to fame with Veggie House, and has opened a few restaurants since leaving there. His other restaurant, Chef Kenny’s Asian Vegan Restaurant offers similar eats to Dim Sum, minus the dim sum so this one made the list for its extra eats.
Vegans, Baby Pick: orange chicken
Cuisine: plant-based sushi, izakaya
Meals: dinner
Setting: full-service, perfect for date night
Location: Silverado Ranch
What makes it special: Chef John Le is using plants to create all of his dishes here. There’s no processed meats on the menu and every dish is creative, delicious and beautiful.
Vegans, Baby Pick: Desert Gold, mushroom risotto
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Cuisine: vegan fast food/comfort food
Meals: lunch, dinner, Sunday brunch
Setting: fast-casual
Location: Northwest/Summerlin
What makes it special: Garden Grill is one of the OG’s when it comes to vegan eats. They’ve perfected their housemade vegan chicken and make the best Nashville Hot. Plus, it’s family owned and operated and all the food is delicious and comforting.
Vegans, Baby Pick: Nashville Hot, Buffalo Chick’n, Asada Fries
Cuisine: American
Meals: breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner
Setting: sit-down service, bar
Location: Southwest Las Vegas
What makes it special: Graze Kitchen is one of the only vegan restaurants in Las Vegas with a menu free of processed foods. It’s got creative cuisine that’s balanced and lively. Plus, they serve an epic charcuterie and deviled hummus.
Vegans, Baby pick: deviled hummus, crab cake, charcuterie, French toast
Cuisine: plant-based deli
Meals: lunch, dinner
Setting: fast-casual
Location: Spring Valley
What makes it special: No Butcher is one of the only vegan butchers in the country. They’ve got a full case of deli sides that are ah-ma-zing.
Vegans, Baby Pick: Mediterranean sandwich, NoTuna
Cuisine: Egyptian
Meals: lunch, dinner
Setting: fast-casual
Location: West Las Vegas/Charleston and Oakey
What makes it special: Aside from the fact that owner Iman Haggag is one of the most lovely people in the world, it’s the only Egyptian restaurant in town. We’ve had Egyptian in quite a few spots around the country, and POTs always shines and stands out.
Vegans, Baby Pick: koshari, konafa cup
Cuisine: vegan soul food
Meals: lunch/dinner/late night
Setting: delivery and pick-up only
Location: Arts District
What makes it special: It’s Tamearra Dyson’s ghost kitchen. If you’re not yet familiar with Dyson, now’s the time to get familiar. She’s the first vegan chef to beat Bobby Flay on his show, and has been featured by Oprah, Guy Fieri and more. Plus, it’s the only vegan soul food spot in town and it’s open late.
Vegans, Baby Pick: FLOC, Louisiana Hot Link
Cuisine: Mexican with a focus on tacos
Meals: weekend brunch, lunch, dinner
Setting: fast-casual service, bar
Location: Southwest/Ft. Apache, Henderson, Downtown, South/Blue Diamond (opening May 5, 2022)
What makes is special: With four locations in Las Vegas, Tacotarian is one of the most successful vegan restaurants in town. It boasts a menu of nearly 20 tacos, plus the world’s largest vegan taco, a full cocktail menu and excellent brunch. Plus, it’s a celeb hot spot.
Vegans, Baby Pick: birria grilled cheese (brunch), queso fundido, any of the tacos, coconut cake
Cuisine: American
Meals: brunch, lunch, dinner
Setting: fast-casual
Location: Arts District
What makes it special: it’s one of the only unaccredited cooking schools in the nation and it serves amazing veganized eats of everything from French onion soup to a loaded potato salad.
Vegans, Baby Pick: bagel and lox, BBQ jackfruit
Cuisine: global street food
Meals: lunch, dinner, weekend brunch
Setting: full-service
Location: Downtown
What makes it special: VegeNation is one of the oldest vegan restaurants in Las Vegas. Housed in Downtown, it regularly brings in celebs and is in a great spot for exploring Fremont.
Vegans, Baby Pick: Downtown Tony Sliders
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