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Vegan and vegetarian restaurants in Las Vegas light up the Strip and beyond with bold flavors and stunning plates—no steak required. Think neon-lit cafés, globally inspired menus, and dishes that make plants the star of the show. It’s where I dive into creative, feel-good food in a city that never does anything halfway.

I’ve got Korean BBQ jackfruit sliders, cashew truffle mac, and a lavender lemonade fizz—right here in glitzy, flavor-packed Las Vegas, Nevada. Who knew Sin City could serve up this much plant-based joy?

"Colorful, creative, and full of flavor? This is Vegas’s vegan and vegetarian side—vibrant, satisfying, and anything but an afterthought."

This is Why I Keep Coming Back for More:

  • Trendy plant-based cafés and upscale vegan bistros with stylish ambiance
  • Global flavors—from Thai curry bowls to vegan sushi and Mediterranean mezze
  • Innovative comfort food: burgers, “cheese” boards, and decadent desserts
  • Perfect for casual lunches, date nights, or fueling up between shows
  • Friendly vibes, Insta-worthy plates, and menus that celebrate plants in every bite

Unique Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants in Las Vegas, NV

1. For a Casual Date: Slice of Vegas Pizza


"Grab a cheesy slice and enjoy an easy, affordable meal perfect for families or kids." - VI

For a Casual Date: Slice of Vegas Pizza

© Slice of Vegas Pizza

Looking for a chill spot with way more than just great pizza? Head over to Slice of Vegas Pizza, where the vibe is welcoming and the menu is packed with Italian favorites—many of them totally vegan-friendly. From hearty pastas to fresh salads and sandwiches, there’s something here for every kind of craving.

One fan favorite? The Bowls of Pastabilities. You get to build your own vegan pasta bowl—pick your pasta, sauce, and all the veggie toppings you want. And even though it’s an Italian joint, don’t sleep on their veggie burger—it’s loaded with black beans and roasted tomatoes and comes with either sweet potato fries or a side salad.

Slice of Vegas Pizza, 3930 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV 89119, 702-632-6470

For a Date

2. For healthy food on the go: Greens and Proteins Flamingo


"Savor healthy bowls and enjoy a quick, affordable stop on an active weekend trip." - VI

For healthy food on the go: Greens and Proteins Flamingo

© Greens and Proteins Flamingo

If you're looking for healthy food that actually tastes good, check out Greens and Proteins Flamingo. This spot is all about clean eating, with tons of vegan, gluten-free, and non-GMO options. No artificial colors, no weird ingredients—just real, nourishing food made to fuel your day.

Whether you're going low-cal, dairy-free, carb-free, or even raw, they’ve got you covered. You can customize your meal to fit exactly what you need, and the staff is super helpful if you want the nutritional breakdown. One standout? The Raw Pizza—it’s got a flaxseed crust, herb tomato sauce, raw cashew cheese, mushrooms, olives, and green onions. It’s flavorful, fresh, and totally unique.

Greens and Proteins Flamingo, 9809 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, NV 89147, Phone: 702-541-6400

I get asked this a lot so I decided to include it:

  • Is Las Vegas a good destination for vegans?
    • Vegans visiting Las Vegas will not have to worry about their diet affecting their vacation in any way.
  • Where can vegans find food in Las Vegas?
    • Throughout downtown Vegas and its surrounding areas, visitors will find an array of vegan restaurants or cafes offering delicious meals.
  • What types of vegan cuisine are available in Las Vegas?
    • Ranging from green and raw restaurants to Vietnamese and Indian cuisine, there is so much on offer.
  • What kind of vegan dishes can visitors enjoy?
    • Vegan visitors will be able to indulge in everything from vegan organic comfort food to vegan meat dishes such as General Tso's chicken and sweet and sour pork.
  • Are there many vegan options in Las Vegas?
    • Sin City is filled with countless vegan options, and visitors can rest assured that they'll find something great no matter what they're in the mood for.

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