Best Vegan Restaurants in South Vernal Falls Court

"VegeNation offers both sweet and savory plant-based dishes|© Jackie Sobon Photography / Courtesy of VegeNation. A newer vegan spot in downtown Las Vegas, VegeNation boasts a 100 percent plant-based menu. With an impressive breakfast, lunch and dinner offering, it’s everything a vegan could want from a restaurant – and it won’t break the bank, either."

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"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."

"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."

"Established in 2012, this vegetarian and vegan Chinese restaurant imitates the taste and texture of meat using pressed tofu. Plant-based diners craving Chinese food favorites will be satisfied with sumptuous plates of vegan General Tso’s chicken and spicy crispy beef plus vegan cheesecake for dessert. Online ordering available."

"Veggie House is a no-frills spot in Las Vegas's extremely happening Chinatown that serves veggie versions of Chinese favorites thanks to Chef Albert Ho, who specializes in cooking vegetarian and vegan food. Order plant-based versions of crispy beef, General Tso's chicken, a variety of dim sum, fried rice, and more."

"If you’re craving Mexican food – specifically tacos – but want to avoid the carne asada, pollo or chorizo, Pancho’s Vegan Tacos has you covered. With three locations across the valley, Pancho’s is the first restaurant in Las Vegas to serve authentic Mexican food that’s strictly vegan, with a menu full of traditional Mexican staples like tamales, sopes, tortas, burritos and quesadillas. If you love Mexican food in general, you’ll also want to check out our list of the best Mexican restaurants in Las Vegas."

"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)."

"Pancho’s Vegan Tacos offers three locations including two in Las Vegas and one in Henderson. The mission here is pretty simple: tasty Mexican cuisine made vegan. Diners can choose from a variety of vegan proteins including nopales (cactus), vegan chicken, al pastor, asada, and more."

"Vegas has been graced by the specialties of this independent coffee shop for about 13 years now. As a favorite neighborhood spot for people from all walks of life, Sunrise Coffee is famous for serving top-notch coffee and nurturing the coffee lovers community. Their beverages come from fair-trade, organic, and single-origin farms, so you’re guaranteed quality."

"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."

"While not every item on the menu is vegan or vegetarian, this place is known for delicious vegetarian dining in Las Vegas. Komol features one of the largest selections of Thai vegan and vegetarian dishes in the city. From dairy-free desserts to veggie spring rolls, these dishes are passed down from generation to generation and the flavors have been maintained over time."

"Irreverent and fun in its tone and mission statement, The Modern Vegan has a large menu that offers a mix of healthy fare and plant-based indulgences. With one look at its offerings, you’ll get the idea that it’s a fusion of nearly any kind of cuisine you can imagine. American comfort foods like corn dogs and mac-and-faux-cheese balls are served alongside internationally inspired salads."

"Just a 2-mile trek from the Strip, The Modern Vegan’s entire menu will fulfill any foodie’s wildest dreams. Its marquee menu specializes in comfort food, and some of the show-stopping dishes include vegan fried chicken, baked mac ‘n’ cheese, and burgers, along with a ton of breakfast favorites."

"The Modern Vegan has the largest menu of any we’ve ever seen — vegan or non-vegan. Check out the seven dishes to try at TMV and make it super easy to order here."

"There's no sense in denying the science behind the healthfulness of the Mediterranean diet, which already espouses a significant curbing of consumption of red meats and dairy products, as well as merely a weekly intake of poultry and fish. It's pretty easy to go full-veg from there, and the menu at Parsley has an entire plant-based section featuring falafel, red quinoa, grape leaves, and other veggie-friendly options."

"Think that this list is missing Mediterranean vegetarian options?. Well, you would be correct. However, this problem is solved with Parsley Modern Mediterranean."

"It is either they stopped the curbside pickup or the staff is just lazy doing the curbside service. It is not my first time ordering curbside p..."

"This is the hottest new attraction in Las Vegas that’s a mix of art, shopping, and food. It’s free to enter (though it requires tickets to control capacity) and there are plenty of murals and free art installations to browse. If you want to see certain exhibits, you can purchase tickets separately or as a bundle on the AREA15 site."

"Las Vegas Market is an international furnishings showcase featuring furniture, casual/outdoor, decorative accessories, gift, lighting, tabletop& housewares, area rugs, home textile, mattress and related segments. Phone: (702) 599-9621. 475 S Grand Central Pkwy"

"Right in the middle of Downtown sits the remnants of an adobe fort from 1855. (Look for it across the street from a Sinclair gas station.) The site is actually the first settlement in the Las Vegas Valley by non-native Americans and was built by Mormon missionaries, then used by the US Army. The fort is now an official state park with wooden gates straddling brick walls and gravel walkways, old wagons, the first flag ever flown over Las Vegas, and the running stream that made the location so attractive in the first place."

"It's a big surprise for many visitors to often-glitzy and frequently licentious Las Vegas, but Southern Nevada has deep roots in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a faith with a definitively conservative culture. Faithful from Utah set up camp along a spring-fed creek in the 1850s. Although it was abandoned within a couple of years, today's visitors can get an idea of the hard-scrabble Mojave Desert life that early pioneers faced at this restoration."

"Before Las Vegas was Las Vegas, it was a scraggly stretch of land where nothing grew and no one lived. It wasn’t until June 14, 1855 that European settlers stumbled on the place and decided to raise a town from the dirt. These folks were Mormons, and they built the Old Mormon Fort."

"You'll be delighted by the fun vibe of the Strip's newest outdoor pedestrian promenade, where you can browse the latest LA fashions, gorge yourself on cupcakes, jaburritos (where sushi rolls meet burritos!) and fish and chips, go bowling, ride the High Roller, rock out to live music, or sip pints on lazy patios beneath the desert sun."

"The Linq Promenade has some of the best shops around, like the I Heart Sugar Store with a Chocolate Martini Bar. Not to mention the Linq, which is a great, slow ride that lets you see the entire strip while enjoying a casual (Not scary at all, time) LOL It has tons of street performers and vendors as well as great food and fun."

"As you make your way down the LVB, stop at The High Roller located at The LINQ Promenade. This observation wheel is the largest in the world so chances are you won’t have trouble finding it. The High Roller’s pods have some of the best views in the city - and did we mention there’s an open bar?"

"To the immediate south of The Strip, is one of the holiest sites for Roman Catholics in Las Vegas. The sculptures around the church are truly reflective of man’s ability with stone. Amidst the chaos of the Sin City, this beautiful church offers solitude and peace."

"Centennial Hills Park is a 120-­acre modern regional park that features a playground with inclines and characteristics for all abilities. It is also built around a historic reversed riverbed thought to be the last remaining remnant of a great network of such channels that before wrapped this area. It is also a great location to have a celebration party or particular event."

"At the height of the Depression, thousands of men and their families migrated here and worked in excruciating conditions, dangling hundreds of feet above Black Canyon in 120°F (about 50°C) heat to build this massive 726ft-high dam, completed ahead of schedule and under budget in 1936. Ninety-six workers lost their lives building the iconic art-deco styled structure, which redefines the stark landscape. Tours of the dam structure begin at the Hoover Dam Parking Garage & Visitor Center."

"The Memorial Bridge, mentioned above, gives a spectacular view of the Hoover Dam, which is located in the Black Canyon on the Colorado River. It was opened in 1936 and was built to control floods and produce hydroelectric power. Today, the Hoover Dam is still in use and there are two lanes of traffic that run across it."