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Find your next vegan meal in Las Vegas

Five plant-based stops spanning Strip fine dining, vegan tacos, sushi, Italian comfort food and an all-day casual menu — with brunch options and branch-specific directions.

The guide keeps the Strip and off-Strip addresses separate. Crossroads is inside Resorts World; Tacotarian has several Las Vegas branches, so this profile uses Downtown; Daikon uses its Lake Mead location. Every card keeps the exact venue used for Google photos and mini-maps.

5 restaurant profilesStrip + local neighborhoodsResearch: 18 Sep 2026

Las Vegas has vegan food at very different price points and service styles. Pick the experience first: a Sunday brunch buffet, a fast taco lunch, a dedicated sushi dinner or a casual breakfast changes both the route and the budget.

Choose your kind of meal

Breakfast & brunch

Tarantino’s Vegan serves breakfast daily; Crossroads publishes a Sunday brunch buffet.

Tacos & casual meals

Tacotarian Downtown is a 100% plant-based taco stop, while The Modern Vegan covers a broader casual menu.

Dinner destination

Crossroads for a polished Strip dinner; Daikon Vegan Sushi for dedicated plant-based Japanese food.

Restaurants in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking

Crossroads Kitchen

Resorts World · Las Vegas Strip

100% plant-basedFine diningSunday brunch

Plant-based Mediterranean dining on the Strip

Crossroads brought its plant-based Mediterranean concept to Resorts World Las Vegas. The operator describes the Las Vegas restaurant as plant-based and publishes dinner, happy-hour and Sunday brunch menus.

Before you order:For brunch, use the Sunday buffet window rather than assuming brunch runs daily. For dinner, reservations are sensible because this is a destination restaurant inside a major resort.

Highlights: Strip location, full dinner menu and Sunday brunch buffet.

InformationDetails
Vegan status100% plant-based restaurant.
Address3000 S Las Vegas Blvd
Las Vegas, NV 89109
Inside Resorts World
Published hoursDinner: daily 5:00–10:00 pm
Sunday brunch buffet: 10:00 am–2:00 pm
PlanningHappy hour is published Monday–Saturday 4:00–5:00 pm in the bar/lounge.

Tacotarian — Downtown

Downtown · S Casino Center Boulevard

Fully plant-basedTacosDaily lunch & dinner

A dedicated vegan taqueria in Downtown Las Vegas

Tacotarian is a 100% plant-based taco concept with several Las Vegas locations. This card uses the Downtown restaurant so the map pin, hours and directions stay tied to one branch.

Before you order:Do not follow the Henderson or Miracle Mile listing when using this profile. The Downtown branch publishes daily service and has its own ordering page.

Highlights: Tacos, burritos, enchiladas and a central Downtown branch.

InformationDetails
Vegan status100% plant-based concept.
Address1130 S Casino Center Blvd, #170
Las Vegas, NV 89104
Published hoursDaily: 11:00 am–9:00 pm
Branch checkThis profile is for Downtown Las Vegas.
Official sources: Official locations & hours

Daikon Vegan Sushi — Lake Mead

West Las Vegas · W Lake Mead Boulevard

Fully veganJapaneseSushi & ramen

Dedicated plant-based Japanese food

Daikon Vegan Sushi presents its menu as plant-based Japanese cuisine, with vegan sushi, ramen and other Japanese-inspired dishes. The operator lists two Las Vegas locations; this profile uses Lake Mead.

Before you order:Use the Lake Mead address in this card. Check the current ordering or reservation page for same-day hours and menu availability rather than mixing it with the Windmill branch.

Highlights: Vegan sushi and ramen at a dedicated plant-based restaurant.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusPlant-based Japanese restaurant.
Address7210 W Lake Mead Blvd, Ste 1
Las Vegas, NV 89128
Published hoursCheck the current Lake Mead ordering page before a time-sensitive visit.
Branch checkDo not confuse this profile with the Windmill location.

Tarantino’s Vegan

Southwest Las Vegas · S Rainbow Boulevard

Vegan restaurantItalianBreakfast & brunch

Plant-based Italian comfort food from breakfast onward

Tarantino’s Vegan serves plant-based Italian comfort food and an extensive vegan breakfast/brunch selection. Its menu includes lasagna, pasta, calzones, pizza and desserts alongside morning dishes.

Before you order:Breakfast/brunch has its own service window. Weekday breakfast ends earlier than weekend brunch, so check the current page if that meal is the reason for your trip.

Highlights: Vegan Italian food, desserts and daily breakfast service.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusVegan restaurant with plant-based breakfast and Italian dishes.
Address7960 S Rainbow Blvd, Suite 8000G
Las Vegas, NV 89139
Published hoursSun–Thu: 8:30 am–9:00 pm
Fri–Sat: 8:30 am–11:00 pm
Breakfast / brunchMon–Fri 8:30–11:00 am
Sat–Sun 8:30 am–2:00 pm

The Modern Vegan

Paradise area · East Naples Drive

Vegan-focusedBreakfastCasual dining

A large casual menu with breakfast, burgers and comfort food

The Modern Vegan’s Las Vegas location serves breakfast, lunch and dinner with a broad vegan-oriented menu covering breakfast burritos, waffles, burgers, sandwiches and comfort-food plates.

Before you order:This profile uses the Las Vegas location on East Naples Drive, not the Royal Oak restaurant in Michigan. Check the current ordering menu for item availability.

Highlights: All-day casual dining and a wide breakfast-to-dinner range.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusVegan restaurant concept; use the current menu for ingredient and allergen details.
Address700 E Naples Dr
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Published hoursDaily: 10:00 am–10:00 pm
Meal rangeBreakfast, lunch and dinner.

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Las Vegas

Two different brunch styles

Tarantino’s offers daily breakfast and longer weekend brunch hours. Crossroads publishes a Sunday buffet for a very different, resort-style meal.

Check the start time

The Modern Vegan opens later than Tarantino’s. If you need an earlier breakfast, plan around the published morning window rather than assuming every vegan restaurant serves breakfast.

Las Vegas restaurants can sit far apart despite sharing a Las Vegas address. Combine the meal with the neighborhood or resort you already plan to visit.

Plan your Las Vegas vegan food stops

Separate Strip and local stops

Crossroads is inside Resorts World, while Downtown Tacotarian and the west/southwest restaurants require separate travel planning.

Match the budget to the format

A taco lunch and a Strip fine-dining reservation are not comparable meal budgets. Check current menus, fees and resort parking before deciding.

Hours, menus and same-day availability can change. Use the operator pages linked in each card before a time-sensitive trip.

Frequently asked questions

Are all five places vegan?

All five are presented as vegan or plant-based concepts; check individual menus and allergen notes for specific preparation requirements.

Which option is actually on the Strip?

Crossroads Kitchen is inside Resorts World Las Vegas. Tacotarian also has a Miracle Mile branch, but this guide profiles the Downtown location.

Where can I get vegan brunch?

Tarantino’s publishes daily breakfast/brunch service, while Crossroads has a Sunday brunch buffet.

Does Daikon have more than one Las Vegas location?

Yes. This guide uses the Lake Mead branch; keep that address when using the photos and directions.

Research notes and image credit

Operator websites and current location/menu pages were reviewed on September 18, 2026. The guide uses exact branches where a business has multiple Las Vegas locations. Hours and menus can change; this is desk research, not a live reservation or first-hand tasting claim.

Featured image: Las Vegas skyline by Antoine Taveneaux, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Optional restaurant photos, location maps and place information use Google Maps / Places UI Kit after you allow Google Maps in our privacy banner. Google receives your IP address and technical request information and may process data outside the EU. Food shown is not necessarily vegan. Privacy settings · Privacy policy · Google Privacy Policy

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