Finding the best vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Las Vegas is much easier than it used to be. The city now has everything from fully plant-based restaurants and vegan Mexican food to vegan sushi, breakfast cafés, fine dining and major Strip restaurants with substantial vegetarian and vegan menus.
This guide covers vegan restaurants in Las Vegas, vegetarian-friendly places and plant-based food across the Strip, Downtown and local neighbourhoods. It includes cheap vegan eats, breakfast and brunch, fully vegan restaurants, mixed-group options and the best choices for visitors staying on the Las Vegas Strip.
📅 Last updated: September 2026
VegasWizzard Quick Pick: Best overall: Crossroads Kitchen · Best cheap eat: Tacotarian · Best Italian: Tarantino's Vegan · Best Asian: Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum · Best Strip breakfast: Truth & Tonic · Best Mexican: Tacotarian · Best special occasion: Crossroads Kitchen
- ⚡ Best Vegan Restaurants in Las Vegas: Quick Picks
- 📍 Best Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants in Las Vegas by Area
- 🌱 100% Vegan Restaurants vs Vegan-Friendly Restaurants
- 🏆 Best Vegan Restaurants in Las Vegas
- 🥗 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Las Vegas for Mixed Groups
- 🎰 Best Vegan Restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip
- 🏨 Best Las Vegas Hotels for Vegan & Vegetarian Travellers
- 💸 Best Cheap Vegan Eats in Las Vegas
- 🥞 Best Vegan Breakfast & Brunch in Las Vegas
- 🌮 Best Vegan Mexican Food
- 🍕 Best Vegan Pizza & Italian Food
- 🍣 Best Vegan Asian Food & Sushi
- 🍰 Vegan Desserts in Las Vegas
- 💰 How Much Does Vegan Food Cost in Las Vegas?
- 🚗 Do You Need a Car for Vegan Restaurants in Las Vegas?
- 🌿 Vegetarian Travellers
- ⚠️ Vegan Dining Tips for Las Vegas
- ❓ Vegan & Vegetarian Las Vegas FAQs
- 🔗 Continue Planning Your Las Vegas Trip
⚡ Best Vegan Restaurants in Las Vegas: Quick Picks
What you want | Best pick | Area | Vegan status | Budget |
Best overall | Resorts World | 🌱 100% plant-based | $$$ | |
Cheap vegan food | Multiple locations | 🌱 100% vegan | $ | |
Italian | Southwest Vegas | 🌱 100% vegan | $$ | |
Asian food | West Vegas | 🌱 100% vegan | $$ | |
Vegan sushi | Northwest Vegas | 🌱 100% vegan | $$ | |
Strip breakfast | Venetian / Canyon Ranch | 🌿 Vegan-focused | $$ | |
Strip fine dining | Resorts World | 🌱 100% plant-based | $$$ | |
Mexican | Multiple locations | 🌱 100% vegan | $ | |
Mixed vegan/non-vegan group | Venetian | 🌿 Vegan-friendly | $$$ | |
Sunday brunch | Resorts World | 🌱 100% plant-based | $$$ |
Price guide: $ = budget-friendly, $ = mid-range, = upscale. Prices are approximate and normally exclude drinks, tax and tip.
📍 Best Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants in Las Vegas by Area
Area | Best options | Best for |
Las Vegas Strip | Crossroads Kitchen, Truth & Tonic, Mott 32, TAO, Miznon | Visitors without a car, mixed groups, special occasions |
North Strip | Crossroads Kitchen | Fully plant-based fine dining |
West / Southwest Las Vegas | Tarantino's Vegan, Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum | Dedicated vegan restaurants away from resort pricing |
Northwest Las Vegas | Daikon Vegan Sushi & More | Vegan sushi and Japanese food |
Multiple Las Vegas locations | Tacotarian | Cheap vegan Mexican food and casual meals |
Location tip: Many of Las Vegas's strongest fully vegan restaurants are off the Strip. If you are staying in a resort without a car, prioritise Strip options first and compare the time and rideshare cost before travelling across the valley for one meal.
🌱 100% Vegan Restaurants vs Vegan-Friendly Restaurants
There is an important difference when choosing where to eat.
🌱 100% Vegan / Plant-Based
Everything on the food menu is plant-based, so there is far less need to check individual ingredients.
Strong options include:
- Crossroads Kitchen
- Tarantino's Vegan
- Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum
- Daikon Vegan Sushi & More
- Tacotarian
Las Vegas has a particularly good selection of completely vegan independent restaurants away from the central Strip.
🌿 Vegan-Friendly
These restaurants also serve meat, fish or dairy but provide meaningful vegan or vegetarian choices. This can actually be the better option when travelling with friends or family who are not plant-based.
Good Strip options include:
- Mott 32
- TAO Asian Bistro
- Miznon
- Sugarcane
- Yardbird
VegasWizzard Tip: If you are strictly vegan, tell the server rather than simply ordering something labelled vegetarian. Butter, cheese, egg, mayonnaise and animal-based sauces are remarkably talented at infiltrating otherwise innocent-looking vegetables.
🏆 Best Vegan Restaurants in Las Vegas
1. Crossroads Kitchen — Resorts World
Best for: Overall vegan dining and special occasions
Area: North Strip
Vegan status: 🌱 100% plant-based
Budget: $$$
Crossroads is the standout choice when you want vegan food that feels like a genuine Las Vegas fine-dining experience rather than a specialist dietary restaurant.
The restaurant specialises in refined plant-based Italian and Mediterranean-inspired dishes, including pastas, pizzas and more creative dishes designed for both vegans and non-vegans.
Why go:
- Entirely plant-based menu
- Proper special-occasion setting
- Excellent option for couples
- Sunday vegan brunch buffet
- Vegan happy hour
- Located directly on the Strip
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2. Tarantino's Vegan
Best for: Vegan Italian and comfort food
Area: Southwest Las Vegas
Vegan status: 🌱 100% vegan
Budget: $$
Tarantino's is one of the strongest options if you are willing to leave the Strip.
The menu is completely vegan and includes Italian comfort food such as pasta, pizza, lasagna and plant-based versions of familiar Italian-American dishes. It is also useful for breakfast and desserts, making it far more versatile than a dinner-only restaurant.
Best for:
- Pasta
- Vegan pizza
- Breakfast
- Desserts
- Large comfort-food meals
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3. Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum
Best for: Vegan Asian food
Area: West Las Vegas
Vegan status: 🌱 100% vegan
Budget: $$
Chef Kenny's is particularly useful because vegan versions of Asian dishes can be difficult to find when traditional recipes use fish sauce, oyster sauce, eggs or meat-based stock.
The menu covers Chinese, Japanese and other Asian-inspired dishes including dim sum, noodles, sushi-style dishes and plant-based meat alternatives.
📍 Open Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum in Google Maps
4. Daikon Vegan Sushi & More
Best for: Vegan sushi
Area: Northwest Las Vegas
Vegan status: 🌱 100% vegan
Budget: $$
Daikon is one of the more unusual plant-based restaurants in Vegas because it specialises in vegan Japanese food and sushi.
Instead of simply removing fish from traditional rolls, the restaurant builds plant-based sushi around vegetables and meat alternatives. This is particularly useful for vegans who actually want sushi rather than being presented with avocado rolled in rice and told everyone tried their best.
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5. Tacotarian
Best for: Affordable vegan Mexican food
Area: Multiple Las Vegas locations
Vegan status: 🌱 100% vegan
Budget: $
Tacotarian is arguably the most useful everyday vegan restaurant in Las Vegas.
The fully vegan Mexican menu includes tacos, burritos, enchiladas, quesadillas and plant-based fillings. Multiple locations make it useful for both local neighbourhoods and visitors wanting something casual and affordable.
Best for:
- Cheap vegan food
- Tacos
- Burritos
- Quick lunches
- Casual dinner
- Plant-based visitors staying around the Strip
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🥗 Best Vegetarian Restaurants in Las Vegas for Mixed Groups
If you are vegetarian rather than strictly vegan, your choice is considerably wider. Every fully vegan restaurant in this guide works for vegetarians, but mixed-menu restaurants can be more practical when travelling with people who still want meat or seafood.
For mixed groups on the Strip, Mott 32, TAO Asian Bistro, Miznon, Sugarcane and Yardbird are useful places to check because they offer vegetarian or plant-based choices alongside their standard menus. Always confirm current ingredients and preparation if you have stricter dietary requirements.
For the simplest experience with no need to navigate a mixed menu, choose one of the dedicated plant-based restaurants such as Crossroads Kitchen, Tacotarian, Tarantino's Vegan, Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum or Daikon Vegan Sushi & More.
🎰 Best Vegan Restaurants on the Las Vegas Strip
Best for visitors without a car: Start with Crossroads Kitchen or Truth & Tonic if you are staying on the Strip. The strongest fully vegan restaurants away from the Strip usually require a rideshare.
If you are staying on the Strip without a car, these are the options I would prioritise.
🌱 Crossroads Kitchen — Resorts World
Best fully plant-based dinner on the Strip
Crossroads is the obvious choice for dinner, date night or a special occasion.
🌱 100% plant-based
💰 $$$
📍 Resorts World
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🌱 Truth & Tonic — Venetian / Canyon Ranch
Best vegan breakfast on the Strip
Truth & Tonic is hidden inside Canyon Ranch at The Venetian and focuses heavily on plant-based breakfast and lunch food.
Expect options such as tofu scramble, breakfast dishes, smoothies, juices, plant-based bowls and lighter lunches.
🌱 Vegan-focused
💰 $$
📍 Venetian / Canyon Ranch
Finding it: It is inside the Canyon Ranch area rather than sitting directly beside the casino floor, so allow a few extra minutes to locate it.
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🌿 Mott 32 — The Venetian
Best for: Upscale Asian dining with a mixed group
Mott 32 isn't vegan, but it is a useful choice when one person wants plant-based dishes and somebody else has apparently flown to Nevada specifically to eat meat.
🌿 Vegan-friendly
💰 $$$
📍 The Venetian
🌿 TAO Asian Bistro — The Venetian
TAO offers vegan-friendly Pan-Asian choices alongside its regular menu, making it useful for mixed groups.
🌿 Vegan-friendly
💰 $$$
📍 The Venetian
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🌿 Miznon — The Venetian
Miznon is a more casual choice and particularly useful for lunch, with vegetarian and plant-based dishes such as roasted cauliflower and mushroom pita options.
🌿 Vegan and vegetarian options
💰 $$
📍 The Venetian
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🏨 Best Las Vegas Hotels for Vegan & Vegetarian Travellers
If easy access to vegan and vegetarian restaurants matters when choosing where to stay, a few Strip resorts are particularly convenient.
🥇 The Venetian Resort
Several restaurants featured in this guide are located inside The Venetian Resort complex, including Truth & Tonic, Mott 32, TAO Asian Bistro and Miznon. That makes The Venetian one of the strongest hotel choices for vegan and vegetarian travellers who want multiple dining options without repeatedly crossing the Strip or relying on rideshares.
You are also well positioned for nearby restaurants around Wynn, Fashion Show Mall and the north-central Strip.
Best for: The widest choice of vegan-friendly restaurants within one major resort complex.
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🥈 Resorts World Las Vegas
Crossroads Kitchen, the VegasWizzard top overall vegan restaurant in this guide, is located directly inside Resorts World. Having a fully plant-based restaurant in the resort makes it particularly convenient for vegan travellers who want an upscale dinner, Sunday brunch or happy hour without leaving their hotel.
Best for: Having one of Las Vegas's strongest dedicated plant-based restaurants downstairs.
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🏨 Compare North Strip hotels in the Best Hotels on the Las Vegas Strip guide
🏨 Compare more hotels in the Where to Stay in Las Vegas Guide
VegasWizzard Tip: Do not choose a hotel based solely on one restaurant. Location, final room price, resort fees, pool facilities and the rest of your itinerary matter more. But if two hotels are already close on your shortlist, having several genuinely useful vegan options inside the resort is a very reasonable tiebreaker.
💸 Best Cheap Vegan Eats in Las Vegas
Plant-based eating does not automatically require $60 dinners.
🥇 Tacotarian — Best Cheap Vegan Eat
Probably the easiest combination of price, convenience and choice.
Expect tacos, burritos and Mexican comfort food without Strip fine-dining pricing.
Budget: $
Best for: Cheap lunch or dinner
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🥈 Veganos Kitchen — Best for Large Casual Meals
Best for: Affordable Mexican comfort food
Veganos Kitchen specialises in casual plant-based Mexican food including burritos and traditional dishes, alongside vegan pizzas and burgers.
Budget: $
Best for: Big casual meals
📍 Open Veganos Kitchen in Google Maps
🥉 Tarantino's Vegan — Best-Value Sit-Down Italian
Tarantino's costs more than a taco counter but portions and menu variety make it reasonable value compared with many Strip restaurants.
Budget: $$
Best for: Affordable sit-down vegan Italian
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🥞 Best Vegan Breakfast & Brunch in Las Vegas
Breakfast is one area where vegan travellers often struggle because eggs, butter and dairy have apparently formed an organised syndicate.
Fortunately Vegas has several worthwhile options.
🥇 Truth & Tonic
Best vegan breakfast on the Strip
Its daytime location and plant-focused menu make Truth & Tonic one of the most convenient options for visitors staying around Venetian, Palazzo, Wynn or central/north Strip.
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🥈 Crossroads Sunday Brunch Buffet
For something considerably less restrained, Crossroads runs a plant-based Sunday brunch buffet.
Best for: Weekend brunch and special occasions
Budget: $$$
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🥉 Tarantino's Vegan — Casual Vegan Breakfast
Tarantino's is also useful for a casual off-Strip vegan breakfast.
Best for: Casual off-Strip breakfast
Budget: $$
📍 Open Tarantino's Vegan in Google Maps
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🌮 Best Vegan Mexican Food
Tacotarian — Best All-Round Vegan Mexican
Best all-round Mexican option.
📍 Find Tacotarian in Google Maps
Veganos Kitchen — Best for Mexican Comfort Food
Best for large casual meals and affordable Mexican food.
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Mexican cuisine works particularly well for plant-based dining because beans, rice, vegetables, avocado, salsa and corn tortillas provide a much better starting point than attempting to persuade a steakhouse that mushrooms constitute dinner.
🍕 Best Vegan Pizza & Italian Food
Tarantino's Vegan — Best Overall Vegan Italian
Best overall vegan Italian
Pizza, pasta, lasagna and desserts all in a completely plant-based restaurant.
📍 Open Tarantino's Vegan in Google Maps
Crossroads Kitchen
Best upscale Italian-inspired vegan food
Better suited to date night or a special meal.
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🍣 Best Vegan Asian Food & Sushi
Chef Kenny's Vegan Dim Sum
Best overall Asian
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Daikon Vegan Sushi & More
Best vegan sushi
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TAO Asian Bistro
Best Strip option for mixed groups
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Mott 32
Best upscale vegan-friendly Asian restaurant
🍰 Vegan Desserts in Las Vegas
Several fully vegan restaurants also make dessert considerably easier.
Good places to check include:
- Tarantino's Vegan — Italian desserts and bakery-style options
- Tacotarian — vegan Mexican-inspired sweets
- Crossroads Kitchen — upscale plant-based desserts
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💰 How Much Does Vegan Food Cost in Las Vegas?
A realistic rough budget is:
- Cheap / fast casual: around $10–$25 per person
- Mid-range: around $20–$45 per person
- Upscale Strip restaurant: $50+ per person before drinks, tax and tip
The biggest price difference is usually location, not whether food is vegan. Off-Strip vegan restaurants can be dramatically cheaper than premium restaurants inside Strip resorts.
🚗 Do You Need a Car for Vegan Restaurants in Las Vegas?
No, but having access to Uber, Lyft or a rental car opens up substantially more options.
Visitors staying entirely on the Strip can realistically use:
- Crossroads Kitchen
- Truth & Tonic
- Tacotarian
- Mott 32
- TAO
- Miznon
If you're willing to travel away from the Strip, restaurants such as Tarantino's, Chef Kenny's and Daikon considerably expand your choices.
VegasWizzard Tip: If several people are travelling together, a short rideshare to an off-Strip restaurant can still cost less overall than paying Strip restaurant prices for everyone.
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🌿 Vegetarian Travellers
Vegetarians have considerably more choice than strict vegans because almost every major Vegas restaurant has dishes built around cheese, eggs, pasta or vegetables.
However, do not automatically assume vegetarian dishes are vegan.
Common ingredients to check include:
- Butter
- Cheese
- Cream
- Egg
- Mayonnaise
- Honey
- Fish sauce
- Oyster sauce
- Meat-based stock
⚠️ Vegan Dining Tips for Las Vegas
Check current menus
Vegas restaurant menus change frequently.
Tell the server you are vegan
Especially at vegan-friendly rather than fully vegan restaurants.
Ask about sauces and stock
These are where animal-derived ingredients are easiest to miss.
Reserve upscale restaurants
Crossroads, Mott 32 and other major Strip restaurants can become busy during weekends and large conventions.
Don't restrict yourself to the Strip
Some of the city's best dedicated vegan restaurants are in residential neighbourhoods.
❓ Vegan & Vegetarian Las Vegas FAQs
Is Las Vegas good for vegans?
Yes. Vegas now has numerous dedicated vegan restaurants and a growing selection of vegan-friendly menus across major resorts.
What is the best vegan restaurant in Las Vegas?
For a special meal, Crossroads Kitchen would be the VegasWizzard pick. For casual food, Tacotarian and Tarantino's Vegan are particularly strong options.
What is the best vegan restaurant on the Strip?
Crossroads Kitchen at Resorts World for dinner and fine dining.
Where can I get vegan breakfast on the Strip?
Truth & Tonic at The Venetian / Canyon Ranch is one of the strongest dedicated options.
Where can I eat cheap vegan food in Las Vegas?
Tacotarian and Veganos Kitchen are two useful lower-cost plant-based options.
Are there vegan restaurants near the Las Vegas Strip?
Yes. The easiest options for Strip visitors include Crossroads Kitchen at Resorts World and several vegan-friendly restaurants around The Venetian. Dedicated vegan restaurants away from the Strip may require a rideshare, so location is worth checking before you travel.
What are the best vegetarian restaurants in Las Vegas?
Vegetarians can use every fully vegan restaurant in this guide, while mixed-menu Strip restaurants such as Mott 32, TAO, Miznon, Sugarcane and Yardbird can work better for groups with different diets.
Where can I find plant-based food in Las Vegas?
Plant-based food is available across the Strip and local neighbourhoods. For fully plant-based dining, start with the dedicated vegan restaurants in this guide; for mixed groups, use the vegan-friendly Strip section.
Is there vegan Mexican food in Las Vegas?
Yes. Tacotarian specialises in plant-based Mexican food, while Veganos Kitchen is another useful vegan Mexican option.
Are there vegan restaurants open for brunch?
Yes. Crossroads offers Sunday brunch, while Tarantino's and Truth & Tonic are useful daytime choices.
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