Vegan Restaurants In Las Vegas 2025

A Travel Guide To Eating Vegan In Las Vegas

We always do a lot of research before we travel to make sure we have access to great vegan foods that are good and affordable. Sit back and enjoy some drool worthy food that we really enjoyed and think you will too.

As always this isn’t a sponsored post. It’s just our honest opinions about our two true loves, food and travel coming together to help you plan your next vacation getaway.

* V stands for entirely Vegan
* VF stands for Vegan-friendly: businesses that have vegan-friendly options for vegan guests to enjoy.
* G/GF stands for entirely Gluten-free and Gluten-free-friendly respectively: businesses that have gluten-free-friendly options for gluten-free guests to enjoy.

If you love our recommendations for vegan restaurants in Las Vegas, be sure to check out our vegan travel resources page. It’s packed with guides from Palm Springs and New York City to Chattanooga, Tennessee with tips for finding the best vegan restaurants across the US.

Vegan Breakfast Options In Las Vegas

Makers & Finders (VF/GF)
Address: 1120 S Main St Suite 110, Las Vegas. 
Multiple Locations

Makers & Finders, we've been there quite a few times now and this latin comfort food based restaurant offering vegan, gluten free and vegetarian options hasn't disappointed. Enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch along with coffee, tea, and smoothies. Dine in and takeout. The have several vegan offerings on the menu like their vegan hash skillet. They also carry Just Egg products for the plant-based eaters.

What we ordered: Impossible Sando with your choice of Vegan Croissant or Sourdough, Folded Just “Egg”, Impossible Sausage, Spiced Tomato Jam & Harissa Aioli. And the absolutely delicious vegan breakfast empanada skillet with soyrizo, Just Egg and potatoes.

True & Tonic Canyon Ranch Wellness Café (VF/GF)
Address: The Venetian Hotel, 3335 S Las Vegas Blvd Level 4, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

Truth & Tonic is a wellness cafe right on the Vegas Strip at The Venetian. They have a wide-ranging menu of vegan offerings for both breakfast and lunch.

Open everyday from 7 to 2pm. Note: Reservations required. If your not staying at the hotel like us just ask a guard to buzz you up to the fourth floor.

Siegel's Bagelmania Bakery & Delicatessen (VF)
Address: 225 Convention Center Drive Las Vegas, NV 89109.

Siegel's is a modern-day delicatessen and bakery. They have all the classic's you expect. Luckily; for us the bagels are mostly vegan friendly, if made the traditional way with flour, water, salt and yeast but always double check. They also offer a vegan shmear to top your bagel.

What we ordered: The Las Vegan with roasted red pepper hummus, shaved red onion, cucumber and sprouts.

Lunch/Dinner

Tacotarian (V/GF)
Address: 1130 S. Casino Center Blvd, #170 Las Vegas.

Tacotarian is plant-based Mexican food in Downtown Las Vegas. We were just here this year and had dinner with a brunch of vegan friends. The variety of offerings had everyone excited to try the entire vegan menu. They offer tacos, burritos, quesadillas and more! All plant-based dishes made with fresh ingredients. With locations in Nevada and San Diego its safe to say they're doing something right.

What we ordered: Vegan Birria tacos platter (beyond and jackfruit blend) with dipping broth, Taco de Jamaica (Hibiscus) tacos, Horchata Iced Coffee and a Margarita flight.

ChagaRoot (V) 
Address:  3318 E Flamingo Rd Suite D, Las Vegas, NV 89121.

This fully vegan restaurant has an exclusive all mushroom menu. You get to see just how versatile mushrooms can really be. The food is made to order, so be prepared for a little wait but nothing crazy.

What we ordered: Lion’s Mane Chicken Sandwich with a delicious sriracha aioli sauce. Crispy crunch Pink Oyster Chicken Tenders with barbecue dipping sauce.

Evel Pie (VF)
Address: 508 Fremont St, Las Vegas, NV 89101.

If you're craving a classic old-school pizzeria vibe with a fun twist, Evel Pie is the place to be. Decked out in Evel Knievel memorabilia, this spot serves up a few delicious vegan options, including cheesy option, pepperoni and spicy meatballs. Plus, with late-night hours open til 2am, its a great spot to grab a late night bite. They also have two whole pie options to feed a group.
What we ordered: Slices of Hippy Pepperoni and 420 topped with evoo, vegan cheese, shiitake, portobello and white button mushrooms with a tasty vegan ranch for dipping your crust into.

Crossroads Kitchen (V)
Address: 3000 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

We have been to Crossroads Los Angeles, the now closed Calabasas location and of course Vegas. Chef Tal Ronnen never disappoints. The menu options are incredible. Every dish better than the next. We are waiting on Travis Barker to open up an east coast location.

What we ordered: Appetizers of whipped feta marcona almonds, scallopini parmesan and banana pudding.

The Modern Vegan (V)
Address: 700 E Naples Dr. #111, Las Vegas, NV 89119.
Telephone: (702) 755-8127

If you're looking for a wide variety of dining option, good service and delicious food, this spot is worth checking out. From hearty breakfast plates to satisfying lunch and dinner selections like vegan Alfredo pasta, they offer something for everyone - including indulgent vegan milkshakes that are a must try. Open from 10am to 10pm making it convenient whether you're in the mood for late night breakfast or relaxed dinner.

What we ordered: What Happens In Vegas with tofu scramble, breakfast potatoes, asparagus, sourdough and vegan bacon and sausage. Vegan pasta Alfredo.

Gordon Ramsey Hell's Kitchen (*)
Address: Caesars Palace 3570 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

I think we are all familiar with celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey. He has several restaurants on the strip. Some would say Hell’s Kitchen being the most famous of those fine dining establishment.

Vegan Menu options include: Pan-Seared Tofu Scallops and vegan Artichoke Risotto and quinoa salad.

What we ordered:
Unfortunately, this was a very disappointing experience especially for the cost. Both options were pretty much tasteless. I like that more restaurants are becoming vegan friendly but I don’t appreciate when the attempt feels half-hearted. Tofu is a cheap vegan protein and is easy to flavor. The serving size didn't reflect the cost either and nothing was used to give it any flavor. We always like to find something positive but for your time and money there are much better options and would recommend skipping.

Desserts

Pink Box Doughnuts (VF)
Address: 9435 W. Tropicana Ave, near Fort Apache Road location.
Multiple Locations

Pink Box Doughnuts is open 24 hours on Friday & Saturday for the late night folks in sin city. The shop opens at 5am and the donuts do sell out, so be sure to get there early!
What we ordered: We tried them all lol - the favors are Chocoholic, Veegee - a carrot cake doughnut, Da vegan cherry fritter, Chocolate vegan buttercream, Pink lemonade, Raspberry lemonade cake. The favors do change.

Honorable Mentions

Vegan Grocery Stores

We always like to know the closest grocery stores to pack snacks and find new products that may not be sold in our area.

Trader Joe’s and Whole Foods Market

Must haves: bottles of water, snacks and if you just what to spend some time in your hotel room chilling or are just exhausted; prepackaged lunch/dinner is always an option. Check out our list of vegan gluten-free options available at Trader Joe’s.

Where We Have Stayed

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.

Should You Rent A Car

Its depends. If you plan on being mostly on the strip then you could get by but mostly I think it makes it a lot easier to get around with a car. Keep in mind you're have to pay for hotel parking.

We rented a car so we could visit Hoover 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.

Site Seeing Things To Do

Day Trip To Joshua Tree

Joshua Tree is a 3 hour drive from Las Vegas you can visit Joshua Tree National Park in one day.

Blackout In The Dark 

Try a seven-course tasting menu, eaten in complete darkness. The menu is a mystery at Blackout In The Dark https://dineblackout.com/faqs/. The dining room has been specially designed to eliminate all outside light sources. Guests are asked to turn off their cell phones and leave them in the secure lockers.
The pre-fixed menu is a mystery menu for guests to enjoy and changes seasonally. Upon arrival, hosts take your allergy information before you enter the dining room. If you prefer, you can see the menu at the time of your reservation before you enter the dark dining room. The experience introduced new delicacies that most people have never been offered before.