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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. Fortunately, you came to the right spot. After eating my way through Las Vegas for seven years, I have the immense joy to share the best vegan food near me during that time. These 10 best vegan restaurants in Las Vegas are based on my years of dining out, checking out every vegan restaurant in town and sharing them with you.
Ok, so it’s impossible to pick only one best vegan restaurant in Las Vegas. It’s even hard to pick 11. However, I’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 my 2023 Las Vegas Vegan Dining Guide. It shares the best restaurants for vegan dining across 45+ categories.
Cuisine: American
Meals: dinner
Setting: full-service
Location: Las Vegas
What makes it special: BLACKOUT is the only restaurant in Las Vegas that offers the dining in the dark concept. From the time you walk into the dining room until the time you leave, it’s pitch black. Staff are equipped with night vision goggles and guests are left to enjoy a sensory experience that relies on all the other senses but sight. What I love most about this spot is that it doesn’t advertise it’s vegan. In fact, you don’t even know until the end of the meal when you’re presented with the menu.
Vegans, Baby Pick: it’s a set menu so there aren’t choices which makes it really easy
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.
Vegans, Baby Pick: orange chicken
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Meals: dinner, Sunday brunch
Setting: full-service
Location: Resorts World
What makes it special: Crossroads Kitchen is the city’s first vegan fine dining establishment.Executive Chef Tal Ronnen brings a white tablecloth experience to The Strip with a menu that features veganized versions of high-end eats like kelp caviar, vegan foie gras and more, plus pizzas and pastas. They’ve also got Sunday brunch all-you-can-eat buffet.
Vegans, Baby Pick: caviar, stuffed squash blossoms, chicken and waffles, lasagna
Cuisine: Sushi, Japanese, Thai
Meals: lunch, dinner
Setting: full-service
Location: Northwest/Summerlin
What makes it special: the only spot in town with a comprehensive sushi menu, Daikon offers a variety of rolls and nigiri to tickle your fancy. Tapping into veggies as the stars, the offerings here are a-plenty and include a full selection of popular dishes like larb, ramen, tonkatsu, and even “sea bass” (yuba).
Vegans, Baby Pick: larb, grilled pork rice, Spider roll
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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: 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: 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
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 and any special they run
Cuisine: Italian
Meals: lunch, dinner
Setting: full-service
Location: Southwest
What makes it special: The only fully vegan Italian restaurant in Las Vegas, Tarantino’s offers all the classic Italian dishes you’ve come to know and love. From flatbreads to chick’n parm to build your own pastas (my personal fave), there’s something here for everyone. They’ve also got a bevy of desserts including gluten-free cheesecakes and bring in some of the best Italian pastries from Chef Olivier.
Vegans, Baby Pick: chick’n parm, any of the desserts
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Cuisine: American
Meals: breakfast, brunch, lunch
Setting: full-service
Location: Canyon Ranch & Spa at Venetian Las Vegas
What makes it special: Chef Pete Ghione taps into his background in health and wellness to serve up plant-based eats with a side of good-for-you. Here, you can get turmeric-infused frittatas, lush salads and fresh baked muffins and pair ’em with made-from-scratch Bloody Marys and more.
Vegans, Baby Pick: frittatas
Cuisine: American
Meals: brunch, lunch, dinner
Setting: fast-casual weekdays/full-service weekends
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. The restaurant recently switched its model from fast-casual to full-service and added booze.
Vegans, Baby Pick: bagel and lox, BBQ jackfruit
Cuisine: Mexican, American
Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner
Setting: fast-casual
Location: North Las Vegas
What makes it special: This family-owned restaurant is the Little Engine That Could. It’s tucked into a nondescript strip mall and the restaurant itself doesn’t get enough love. But, the food here is great. It serves Mexican eats like massive burritos that deliver a vegan answer to the beloved Roberto’s, plus perfectly greasy pizzas, burgers and more.
Vegans, Baby Pick: California burrito, pepperoni pizza
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