Best Vegan Restaurants in Palace Station

HIGHLIGHTS: Arancini, squash blossoms, white mushroom truffle pizza. LOWLIGHT: celery root. On our latest trip to Vegas, we visited Crossroads twice. The first night we were all in to taste as many new items as possible. We started with ricotta-stuffed squash blossoms which were a real treat. Three to an order but our server added a fourth to prevent a fight (even split that way). Could not resist the broccoli arancini which were, forgive me, orgasmic. Crispy, creamy, heaven-on-a-plate. We couldn’t pass on the mushroom-truffle (oil) white pizza. It had a prefect crust and was imbued truffle flavor. They offered a shaved truffle option, but it was black truffles and if I’m going to splurge they’ve got to be white so we passed but it would’ve been overkill anyway. I wanted to try the celery root bc it sounded interesting. It was like repurposing trash. Sounded fancy, topped with apple, caviar, sour cream. I like celery. This was too much celery flavor and the caviar was completely lost. It was just confusing. Paired it with a white Sicilian wine which was perfect. Night two: we just wanted a snack, so we ordered wedge salads, the pizza again, and celebrated with a glass of Prosecco each. The actual blue cheese is a real treat. We eat here every trip without fail, at least once, usually two times a three times, which is why we passed on the pastas, at which they excel. If it’s your first visit, try one of those, too. You’re gonna love it.

The Modern Vegan is a must-visit for anyone looking for a delicious and satisfying plant-based meal! Their extensive vegan menu has something for everyone, and the fact that they serve breakfast all day is a huge plus. The chicken & waffles were fantastic—crispy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced with the maple syrup. The spicy chicken sandwich actually had a real kick to it, which was a nice surprise since many places play it too safe with spice. Also, their fun alcohol shots added a great touch to the meal! Whether you’re vegan or just looking for a great meal, this place is worth checking out. I’ll definitely be back

Carlos restaurant is a pretty cool place. The vibe is very much what you would expect from a cantina. Drinks during happy hour are great. Chips and salsa are good with a very firm chip. The regular salsa is good the extra spicy salsa is very hot and tasted like it was made from ghost peppers. The entrees are typical Americanized Mexican dishes not very authentic but more like Texmex.

We had an early reservation so it wasn’t very busy, our server Alex was amazing. We had the lobster and crab nachos. Everything was great.

Our server from Croatia was very knowledgeable of the history of the menu and the chef and just was a delight. We enjoyed the food and it was such a surprise as a vegetarian sometimes it’s a struggle.