Las Vegas Vegan Travel Guide

Makers & Finders  (VF/GF) 

1120 S Main St Suite 110, Las Vegas
Latin Comfort Food Breakfast, Coffee, Tea and smoothies.  Dine in & Takeout. Only a few selections that are vegan gluten-free like there vegan hash skillet.

Must-eat dish: Impossible Sando

With your choice of Vegan Croissant or Sourdough, Folded Just “Egg”, Impossible Sausage, Spiced Tomato Jam & Harissa Aioli.

Tacotarian (V/GF) 

1130 S. Casino Center Blvd, #170 Las Vegas
Plant-Based Mexican Food. Lunch & Dinner. Dine in, Takeout & Delivery

Fantastic all vegan menu. With locations in Nevada and San Diego.

Must-eat dish: Vegan Birria tacos platter (beyond and jackfruit blend) with dipping broth, Taco de Jamaica (Hibiscus) tacos, Horchata Iced Coffee and Margarita flight.

Veggieat (V/GF)

390 N Stephanie St, Henderson

Lunch & Dinner. Dine in, Takeout & Delivery.

Asian fusion. 100% Vegan restaurant. Fast casual dining.

Must-eat dish: Salmon Sashimi, Chili Mango Crab Sushi Roll, Vegan Beef Bánh Mi Sandwich made with marinated tofu and Soy Thai tea.

DIN TAI FUNG at Aria  (VF)

3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Go to dining destination for steamed dumplings, buns and noodles with a good selection of vegan items; only a few gluten-free items. Lunch & Dinner. Dine in, Takeout & Delivery.

Must-eat dish: Wood Ear mushrooms in a vinegar dressing. Steamed Dumplings & Buns and Red Bean dessert buns.

Pink Box Doughnuts  (VF)

Their vegan doughnut selections are available only at the 9435 W. Tropicana Ave., near Fort Apache Road location. Pink Box Doughnuts is open 24 hours on Friday & Saturday. The shop opens at 5am and the donuts do sell out, so get there early!

The six favorites are:

• Chocoholic, chocolate chip cake
• Veegee, a carrot cake doughnut topped with a vegan buttercream icing
• Da vegan cherry fritter, vegan cherry & cinnamon 
• American Vegan, frosted with chocolate vegan buttercream
• Dr.’s Orders, apple cinnamon cake.
• Pink lemonade, raspberry lemonade cake

3730 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas

Catch at Aria is one of Vegas’s most Instagrammable hot spots. This restaurant is not vegan. It's a seafood restaurant. But they have a fabulous vegan cheesecake option. Order a slice of their vegan Pistachio cheesecake with coconut sorbet, cherry raspberry jam perfect for any special occasion.

Antelope Canyon

Just east of Page, AZ. It is located on Navajo land and is not a national park.

The canyons are located in the desert, and as a result, high heat and flash floods can be a problem.

The Navajo name for Upper Antelope Canyon is Tsé bighánílíní, which means the place where water runs through the (Slot Canyon) rocks.

It's accessible by Navajo guided tour only.
And you’ll need tickets to visit. We used Antelope Canyon Tour. Be on time. The guides are very knowledgeable and friendly, even helping everyone get the best shots of the canyon.

Getting To Antelope Canyon

The drive from Las Vegas to Page is about 4.5 hours one way.

There are actually two parts to Antelope Canyon; upper and lower and each requires separate tour bookings. The Upper canyon are were the most famous pictures are taken. 

A few caveats. The ride there is very hot, dusty and extremely bumpy because it's off road, so wear your shades, mask and sunscreen. If you’re in a splurge kind of mood you can book tours that use SUV’s instead of trucks so at least your cool but fasten your seat belts it's going to be a bumpy ride lol.

There is also a three fourth’s mile walk up a slight hill in sandy terrain back to the truck.

Be mindful the the canyon is narrow. Anyone who is claustrophobic should also proceed cautiously.

Honorable Mention: Horseshoe Bend

This well-known horseshoe-shaped meander? in the Colorado River is about a 15 minute drive from Antelope Canyon, and just 10 minutes from Page.

Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam is a concrete arch-gravity dam between Nevada and Arizona state. It was constructed during the Great Depression and took five years to build.

The Fountains of Bellagio 

A famous water feature a lot of us have seen in the Ocean's film series.

Shows are every 30 minutes, between 3pm to 7pm Monday through Friday and every 15 minutes from 7pm to midnight. On weekends, the fountains run every 30 minutes from noon to 7pm and every 15 minutes from 7pm to midnight.

You can view the fountains from a couple of different vantage points. Of course in front of the fountains, from the top of Eiffel tower inside the Paris Hotel and lastly the fountain pathway leads from in front of the fountain, to behind them too so you can get a shot from behind the fountains, with the Paris hotel in the background.

Neon Graveyard 

770 Las Vegas Blvd N, Las Vegas, NV
Nighttime is the best time to visit and buy tickets early, the evening sell out fast.

Next time we’ll ride the roller coaster at New York New York hotel and of course the casinos.

ARIA Resort & Casino Las Vegas by MGM Resorts International

3730 South Las Vegas Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV 89158

Awesome amenities - of course the usual suspects - gym, spa and three pools. But we will liked how digital savvy the hotel was. An iPad is your control center for your stay. Controlling your Do Not Disturb notifications, ordering food, controlling room temperature, lights and opening your curtains. 

We definitely recommend downloading the MGM Resorts App. We were able to do early checkin, late checkout, pay for our self parking and request extra towels for the room all from the convenience of the app. 

Free ARIA Express Tram connects ARIA to Bellagio, Vdara, Park MGM and The Shops at Crystal. We rode the tram to see the Bellagio Fountain show.

Transportation 

We rented a car so we could visit Ho

over Dam, Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend at our leisure. 

It was very simple from the airport you can take a quick (less than 20 minutes) shuttle to the rental center complex with all the major chains. The shuttle runs every 15 minutes.