8 Best Vegan Restaurants
on the Las Vegas Strip

Where to eat plant-based when you are on or near the Strip - with real addresses, prices, and what to order

Vegas used to be a nightmare for vegans. Not anymore. The Strip has seriously stepped up its plant-based game in the last few years, and there are now genuinely excellent options whether you want fine dining or a quick bite between shows. Here are the eight best spots on or near the Strip, tested and ranked by someone who actually eats this way every day.

1. Crossroads Kitchen at Resorts World

Crossroads Kitchen

3000 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Price range: $$$$ (Entrees $28-$48)

This is the gold standard for vegan dining on the Strip. Chef Tal Ronnen brought his LA flagship to Resorts World, and it delivers. The artichoke oysters are a must-order. The truffle pizza is ridiculous. The pasta dishes are better than most Italian restaurants in town, vegan or not. Reservations are essential on weekends. Dress smart casual.

2. Wynn Lakeside

Lakeside at Wynn Las Vegas

3131 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Price range: $$$$ (Tasting menu $125+)

The Wynn has been ahead of the curve on plant-based dining for years. Lakeside offers a fully plant-based tasting menu that rivals anything on the Strip. The setting is gorgeous with views of the lake and waterfall. This is where you go for a special occasion or when you want to prove to your non-vegan friends that plant-based food can be world-class.

3. VegeNation

VegeNation

1415 California Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89104
Price range: $$ (Entrees $14-$22)

A short ride from the Strip, VegeNation is the local favorite for good reason. The menu is creative without being pretentious. The Nashville hot chicken sandwich (made with cauliflower) is incredible. The mac and cheese is comfort food perfection. Brunch on weekends is packed, so get there early or expect a wait. Worth it every time.

4. Nacho Daddy

Nacho Daddy

3663 Las Vegas Blvd S, Las Vegas, NV 89109
Price range: $$ (Entrees $12-$20)

Not a fully vegan restaurant, but their vegan nachos and vegan menu options are legitimately great. The vegan queso is surprisingly good. This is the spot when you are with a mixed group and need somewhere that works for everyone. Multiple locations on and near the Strip. Casual atmosphere, decent drinks, solid food.

5. Eatt Gourmet Bistro

Eatt Gourmet Bistro

7865 W Sahara Ave, Las Vegas, NV 89117
Price range: $$ (Entrees $12-$18)

A bit further from the Strip but worth the Uber. Eatt does health-focused vegan food that does not taste like health food. Their grain bowls are filling without being heavy, and the smoothies are some of the best in the city. Great for lunch when you need a break from rich casino food. Clean, bright space with friendly staff.

6. Chef Kenny's Asian Vegan

Chef Kenny's Asian Vegan

3735 Spring Mountain Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Price range: $$ (Entrees $10-$16)

Located in Chinatown, about 10 minutes from the Strip. The menu is massive and everything is vegan. The orange chicken, dumplings, and clay pot dishes are standouts. If you are craving Chinese food and want it 100% plant-based with no guessing, this is your spot. Portions are generous and prices are reasonable.

7. Violette's Vegan

Violette's Vegan

Henderson, NV
Price range: $$ (Entrees $14-$20)

A newer addition to the Vegas vegan scene, Violette's brings a more upscale bistro vibe with seasonal menus and creative presentations. Their brunch menu is particularly strong. It is in Henderson so plan for a 20 minute drive from the Strip, but the food quality justifies the trip.

8. Vegan Options at Major Buffets

Wynn Buffet / Wicked Spoon / Bacchanal

Various Strip locations
Price range: $$$ ($40-$75 per person)

If you want the full Vegas buffet experience as a vegan, the Wynn Buffet is your best bet with dedicated vegan stations. Wicked Spoon at the Cosmopolitan and Bacchanal at Caesars also have solid plant-based options. Check our full buffet guide for the detailed breakdown of each one.

Tips for Vegan Dining on the Strip

Vegas has gone from vegan-hostile to vegan-friendly in just a few years. Whether you want a $150 tasting menu or a $12 plate of loaded nachos, there is something genuinely good waiting for you. The Strip is no longer a problem for plant-based eaters. It is becoming a destination.