The popular plant-based taco shop is set to join Miracle Mile Shops' new food collective, bringing vegan delights to the Las Vegas Strip this winter.
This winter, Miracle Mile Shops, next to Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, will debut Miracle Eats, a food collective featuring beloved brands and diverse cuisines. Among the first six restaurants announced are Tacotarian, Fat Sal’s, and Carnegie Pizza, marking their exciting first appearances on the Las Vegas Strip.
Tacotarian: Plant-Based Mexican Eatery
Tacotarian, a beloved plant-based taco shop from Las Vegas, will be a highlight at Miracle Eats. Known for its bold flavors and creative dishes, Tacotarian has become a hot spot for vegan tourists and celebrities. The new location will be the Strip’s second fully plant-based restaurant. Guests can indulge in favorites like the crunchwrap, Takis elote, and the GIANT taco, alongside signature margaritas and Mexican beer. Tacotarian’s arrival promises a delightful plant-based dining experience.
Courtesy of Tacotarian
Miracle Eats: A New Culinary Destination
Robert Buchanan, Vice President and General Manager of Miracle Mile Shops, expressed excitement about the new food collective, stating, “We are absolutely thrilled to announce the first six restaurants that will be featured in Miracle Eats. This collection of brands has perfectly laid the foundation for the exciting and welcoming food collective we’re striving for in this reimagined space. We look forward to working with all Miracle Eats restaurant partners in developing this exciting new offering for our guests.”
Stay Tuned for More
As construction progresses, additional restaurants will be announced, further enhancing the vibrant culinary scene at Miracle Eats. For more information about Miracle Mile Shops and their upcoming offerings, visit MiracleMileshopsLV.com. And for more information on Tacotarian, visit EatTacotarian.com.
