Looking for a vegan-friendly restaurant in Las Vegas for some late night dining? While we don’t have any all-vegan restaurants open to or past 11 p.m., there are plenty of restaurants in Las Vegas with vegan options that are open late. In fact, there are tons! We’ve pulled a few late nights (and also did some digging) to unearth the vegan-friendly restaurants in Las Vegas that honor the night owls. From the Strip to the suburbs, here’s where you can find vegan food late night in Las Vegas. Not sure where to start? Check out the map of late night restaurants serving vegan food.
Organic when possible, El Dorado has flavorful vegan options. Don’t let it’s location next to Sapphire’s alarm you, it’s a legit restaurant serving up really good Mexican food … non-stop.
Late night munchies have a home at Madhouse Coffee. The 24-hour coffee shop features the Impossible Burger, as well as plenty of other vegan eats and drinks to give you some late night fuel.
This hip spot inside the Palms Las Vegas features an entire vegan menu that includes the Impossible Burger, gluten-free pasta, salads, juices and even dessert.
This 24/7 bar in Las Vegas has an entire vegan menu from pulled pork pitas to flatbreads.
If you’re craving some pho, head to Pho Kim Long, a staple in Chinatown Las Vegas on Spring Mountain. Order the pho, obviously.
Craving some late night (or early morning) Thai food? Head to this spot on Paradise Rd.
If you’re Downtown and want healthy (or just healthier) Bronze Cafe inside The Market on Fremont East has plenty of eats from salads to sammies to tasty snacks and treats.
Located inside the vegan heaven of Wynn Las Vegas, Allegro is open straight through the night. With two vegan options — an organic ancient grain penne and Gardein Chick’n Pamrigiano, these dishes will set you back a pretty penny, but hey, you’re at the Wynn.
We dig Evel Pie not only for the pizza, but also its vibrant location and excellent people watching. They use Daiya, so if you’re not a fan, hold the cheese.
The ultimate late night snack? Perhaps. Perfect Scoop has a variety of vegan ice creams to enjoy until way late.
Nearly every Ethiopian restaurant we’ve come across is open late … like until 4 a.m. Our favorite is Merkato (open until 1 a.m.), but we also dig Lucy’s Ethiopian (4 a.m.) and Abyssinia Ethiopian. They’re all right around the same price for a veggie platter (between $12 – $15) and open as late as 4 a.m.
This swanky off-Strip Italian restaurant offers an entire vegan menu with salads, pastas and entrees until the wee hours of the morning.
Our top pick for Mexican food in Las Vegas in the Las Vegas Vegan Food Guide, Nacho Daddy offers a massive vegan menu (try the queso!) and is open until 3 a.m.
Located on E. Sunset Rd. (nearby one of our beloved top picks for pizza in the Valley, Pizza Company) is Pure Indian. While the times we have been there service has been meh at best, the vegan Indian eats are good, and the spot is open late.
Hanging late after a Golden Knights game, or just hungry because there are so few vegan options at T-Mobile Arena? Hop on down the lane to Beerhaus at The Park and order up one of their two vegan dogs to chow on.
If you want a vegan pasty, it’s not always a sure bet, but you never know! If they’re out of vegan pasties at Cornish Pasty Co., you can always nosh on a salad or their jalapeño and garlic fries.
This yummy Spanish tapas spot has vegan options plus cocktails.
We’ve died and gone to vegan chicken sandwich heaven at Flippin’ Good. They’ve got our top pick for the city’s best vegan sandwich, plus vegan onion rings.
The menu here is pretty simple, so it’s easy to order. Falafel. Babaganouj. Hummus. Bam.
Devour vegan ramen and other goodies across the street from the Hard Rock Hotel
One of the only sushi spots in town to offer an entire vegan menu, SushiSAMBA inside The Palazzo has sushi, tobanyaki and more to feast on. Late. Plus, sake samplers to keep the night going.
Jackfruit tacos. Craft beer. A scene. It’s a bar, dinner and party all in one.
There aren’t many options here, but they do serve the Beyond Burger (just hold the basics like cheese, sauce and bun).
If you’re staying Downtown on Fremont or hanging at the Fremont Street Experience, bop into Pop Up Pizza inside The Plaza for a late night slice.
Vegan wings? Yes, please. Plus they’ve got other options if you’re not feeling sauce-y.
The best ramen in town (or so we think!), Jinya is a hopping spot nearly every hour it is open. If you head there late, be prepared to wait a little — especially weekends. But, the wait is worth it for that spicy creamy vegan ramen and battered brussels sprouts with truffle oil.
The vegan-friendly restaurant featuring scantily clad staff serves up vegan comfort food plus ice cream and pastries.
Located in a nondescript strip mall off of Industrial Daddy’s Delight has heaps of vegan options from salads to sandwiches to pasta with organic tofu. If this spot isn’t on your radar yet, add it.
This Chipotle-style spot lets you create burritos, bowls and more, plus has a salsa bar. And booze.
This must-have vegan menu is one of the best on The Strip and perfect for omni friends. Enter through a pawn shop into a world of deliciousness at The Cosmopolitan.
If you’re on The Strip and looking for a basic pizza, head to Five50 Pizza Bar. They don’t have vegan cheese, but their crust is nice and fluffy and you can add veggies to the flavorful sauce to make it a meal.
Not only does Flour & Barley have vegan pizza and is open late every night of the week, they also have gluten-free vegan pizza.
It’s a party with live music in this German beer hall. Hofbrauhaus has German vegan food options plus all beer is vegan.
This chain restaurant complete with a dog-friendly patio has quite a few vegan options like our favorite teriyaki bowl with tofu on a bed of brown rice. With two locations, it’s a sure thing if you’re near Town Square or hanging in Summerlin.
Our top pick for an indulgent dinner, Nobu has some amazing (albeit pricey) Japanese and Peruvian vegan eats.
Whether you want pizza, a Beyond Burger or some creamy cauliflower alfredo pasta, Slice of Vegas has an entire vegan menu to enjoy. Don’t skip the garlic bread with pesto. Seriously.
Check out this much-raved, Instagram-worthy restaurant inside Aria. With some of the best vegan eats on The Strip (we’re looking at you, crispy cauliflower, hearts of palm crab cakes and pistachio cheesecake), Catch is worth heading over for a late dinner.
This hot dog spot features a soy-based hot dog (hold the bun!), plus Dirty Vegan Fries that combat any munchies or need to soak up booze.
Like Slice of Vegas a restaurant down in the Shops at Mandalay Bay, Hussong’s Cantina has an entire vegan menu. Add some tequila and its a party.
Indian food is always a good idea and Mint’s two locations and later hours make it easy to get that Indian craving sorted.
Upscale Chinese food has a home at Mott 32 inside The Palazzo. The veggie-heavy vegan options are delicious and served in a gorgeous room.
Your vegan comfort food prayers have been answered. Finally, Las Vegas has a late night vegan restaurant open! The brunch spot is now brunching until late night, thanks to the restaurant’s expanded hours.
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