Best Vegan Restaurants in Potosi Mountain

"Carson Ave., Las Vegas, NVPhone: 702-366- 8515Hours: 8am-9pm DailyWebsite: https://vegenationlv.com/. A newer restaurant in the revitalized downtown part of Las Vegas, Vegenation caters to the Zappo’s tech crowd as well as the business customers in the nearby high rises and tourists. Vegenation provides a solid, diverse menu of vegan dishes that include comfort foods, ethnic dishes, and the expected salads."

"616 E Carson Ave, Suite 120, Las Vegas, NV 89101-5714Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Wine and Beer, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit CardsMexican, Asian, American, Street Food, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, DrinksSGD 17 - SGD 18+1 702-366-8515"

"616 Carson Ave #120, Las Vegas, NV 89101 or 10075 S Eastern Ave, Henderson, NV 89052. You have to drive a bit off the strip to get to either of their locations, but it is well worth the trip. While the buffalo cauliflower wings didn’t make The Best Vegan Buffalo Wings in the US list, they are still a fantastic appetizer to start with."

"The food at Violette's looks as decadent and gluttonous as the food at some of the most outrageously over-the-top eateries serving record-breaking burgers and milkshakes. Happily, it is all completely vegan. There are plenty of lighter items to choose from like salads and wraps, but much of the menu definitely leans towards comfort food, which is always a nice treat for those living a vegan lifestyle, since there is the perception that vegan people eat nothing but lettuce and can’t enjoy hearty meals."

"Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Violette’s Vegan is the perfect vegetarian restaurant in Las Vegas for your casual dining needs. For breakfast, Violette’s serves up a mix of scrambles, plant-based breakfast meats, and burritos, while lunch and dinner options include sandwiches, salads, and pasta. No matter what you order, each dish is sure to be homemade with organic, local ingredients."

"Violette’s fun, groovy vibe and a newly revamped menu packed with vegan comfort food, healthy bowls and juices makes this vegan restaurant in Las Vegas a crowd favorite. Owned by poker-pro Cyndy Violette, it’s super kid-friendly (there’s even a kid’s area), cozy and packed with eats from loaded potato skins to acai bowls … and everything in between."

"Address: 5115 Spring Mountain Rd., Las Vegas, NVPhone: 702-431-5802Hours: 11:30am-9:30pm DailyWebsite: http://www.veggiehousevegas.com/. Veggie House, operated by Chef Kenny who also created VegeWay, is located on the second floor of a cramped building full of mostly other Asian restaurants. Veggie House is a very popular place in Chinatown that has earned its reputation as being simply delicious."

"As a Las Vegas vegan restaurant that’s often frequented by omnivores and vegetarians alike, Veggie House dishes up veganized Chinese meals. With faux versions of shrimp, scallops, geese, duck, fish, and beef, most diners cannot tell the difference between the traditional dishes and their meat-laden counterparts at other Asian restaurants. Regulars swear by the variety of tofu dishes, too."

"A modern vege/vegan interpretation of classic dishes is what you’ll find at this Chinatown gem. Read any review of this place and you’ll see that non-vegetarians and vegans go crazy for it. The orange “chicken” is raved about constantly and the vegan sushi is a must try."

"Just because a person chooses a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle doesn't mean they want to give up all their favorite Mexican foods—tacos, tortas, tostadas, enchiladas, burritos, sopes, quesadillas, and so on. At Pancho's Vegan Tacos, you can still enjoy all of your favorite Mexican dishes, all completely vegan, made with proteins like wheat-based asada, al pastor, and chorizo, and carnitas made from jackfruit."

"Pecos Road Suite 5, Las Vegas, NV, 89121Phone: 702-898- 9001Hours: Mon-Thu 10am-8pm, Fri-Sat 10am-9pm, Sun 10am-5pmWebsite: https://www.panchovegano.com/. Panchos is a classic, authentic Mexican taco shop, with vegan and carnivore selections. The location is a bit tricky (it is behind a gas station and not easily visible from the street)."

"Having some of the best vegan tacos in America is a tough title to hold, but Pancho’s is definitely a contender. With traditional Mexican cuisine ranging from tamales to enchiladas to nachos, there’s something for everyone. They have a wide array of vegan proteins such as al pastor, carne asada, chorizo, and nopales to choose from."

"Address: 3130 East Sunset Rd., Las Vegas, NV 89120Phone: 702-433- 3304Hours: 6am-9pm DailyWebsite: http://www.sunrisecoffeelv.com/. A coffee oasis in the strip mall/industrial wasteland just east of McCarran Airport, Sunrise Coffee has a lot to offer. They are very proud of the skill of their baristas and offer a variety of coffee-based drinks, from traditional drip coffees and pour offers to many varieties of handmade lattes."

"If you are looking for an authentic Nevada cafe experience, Sunrise Coffee in Las Vegas is the best spot for you. The cafe has the best indoor and outdoor sittings with the best decor for years. Popular in the city, the place is usually crowded with students and casual coffee lovers throughout the day."

"Locals NoButcher launched the first 100 percent plant-based version of a traditional deli. Patrons can order vegan meat and cheese alternatives to go, or eat the house-created sandwiches, sides, and salads, available in combo deals. Choices include a pulled NoPork sandwich with barbecue sauce and maple mustard coleslaw, the Aloha NoRib served on a ciabatta roll, Mediterranean roasted vegetables, and their version of an Italian cold cut sandwich prepared with NoTurkey and NoPepperoni."

"NoButcher is Las Vegas's first vegan butcher shop, and is a purely plant-based deli and restaurant. Order sandwiches like the "Pulled NoPork," "Aloha NoRib," and "Italian Cold Cut" made entirely with vegan meats and cheeses."

"Head here for sandwiches like the Pulled NoPork, or Italian Cold Cuts and add on some sides and dessert. In true butcher form, they also sell vegan meats to take home."

"Lazeez is one of many Indian-Middle Eastern restaurants that one might come across in Las Vegas. What makes it different from the rest is that most of the menu offers a delicious range of vegan, gluten-free, and halal options that guarantees an explosion of flavors for its diners. The environment itself is family friendly and filled with friendly staff."

"Located just a few minutes from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas campus, Delhi Indian Cuisine is a popular spot with UNLV's thousands of students and employees for its affordable lunch buffet, which recently reopened. The buffet is now served by staff rather than self-serve, but it is still all-you-can-eat. There is a wide selection of vegan and vegetarian items including soups, rice dishes, roti, samosas, pakoras, and a vast assortment of subji (vegetable dishes)."

"At Café No Fur, everything is vegan, which means nothing comes from anything with fur (or feathers or feet or fins). The menu could easily pass for a classic American bar and grill, except for the fact that it's all vegan. Try a burger topped with bacon, a Philly cheesesteak, pizza, wings, ribs, buckets of fried chicken, or popcorn shrimp."

"Perhaps more in keeping with the theme of Sin City than any other vegan eatery in Las Vegas, Café No Fur is an atmospheric restaurant with vegan-themed posters on the wall. Just to note, food is presented by somewhat scantily clad servers. There is a deeper meaning behind that choice, though, since the theme is not wearing fur."

"This intimate Chinatown cafe offers plant-based comfort food including burgers, cheesesteaks, chicken fingers, and corn dogs. Cafe No Fur also has a breakfast menu with vegan breakfast sandwiches and loco moco made with Impossible meat."

"Stepping into Cipriani Las Vegas feels like stepping onto a beautiful yacht. A little nautical and a lot jetsetter-y, with glossy walnut and chrome and terrazzo flooring, the space resembles other Michele Bonan–designed Cipriani restaurants in Miami, Ibiza, and Mexico City. But its own color palette—royal blue and orange—are exclusive to the Vegas location."

"Cipriani inside the Wynn Plaza Shops at Wynn Las Vegas is considered one of the top essential Italian restaurants in Las Vegas. The four-generation restaurant continues to live up to its global brand of a luxurious atmosphere, impeccable service and authentic Italian cuisine. For lunch, we recommend Cipriani’s three-course power menu."

"If you’ve been told that Rose.Rabbit.Lie is the spot in Vegas to enjoy dinner and a show, don’t expect this to be your typical dinner theater experience. Rose.Rabbit.Lie., located in The Cosmopolitan, is where you should expect the unexpected. Everything from the unique drink menu, mixologists that will carefully evaluate your flavor preferences when suggesting a cocktail or custom-create a masterpiece just for you, and a multi-course dinner menu that takes treasured classics and reinvents each of them with a fresh inventive twist, suggests that Rose.Rabbit.Lie."

"If you’re looking for one of the best desserts in Las Vegas that oozes sophistication and elegance… this is the one for you. This dessert looks like something from Beauty and the Beast, and has a gorgeous fairytale feel to it. These are some seriously beautiful desserts in Las Vegas and if you love anything whimsical and quirky – you’re going to adore it here."

"If you are open to enjoy a great dinner and a show that may surprise you at the same time, then here is your chance to have that at Rose."

"Finishing our amazing helicopter tour, we headed back to the hotel and had a quick dinner at Umami Burger. This is one of our favorite spots for burgers and fries when visiting the Mainland U.S. If you haven’t tried it before, definitely grab a bite, it’s a must!"