Discover Tasty Tacos in Las Vegas

At the Aria in the center of the strip is Herringbone: a seafood-focused restaurant that also serves some of the best tacos in Las Vegas. Herringbone's fish tacos come with cilantro crema, pickled vegetables, and cabbage, and they are available at brunch. Pair the tacos with any of the other items on the menu, which are unlimited for anyone who plays the $59 all-you-can-eat flat fee. Some of the most popular include orange ricotta chocolate chip pancakes, duck fat fries, and smoked salmon benny. Herringbone serves celebrated craft cocktails and has a beautiful patio, so consider it for outdoor dining.

Michael Mina is a celebrity chef in Vegas. One of his most popular restaurants is StripSteak which aims to take the "stuffy" out of the classic steakhouse. StripSteak is the Aria Hotel and Casino, and it has traditional steakhouse options, like rib-eye, Scottish salmon, and a whole host of sides. Diners rave about the Maine lobster tacos, though, which come as a starter and include shrimp, shiso, kewpie mayo, and celery root spuma. StripSteak feels distinctly nightclubby inside with soaring ceilings and low-lit tables and booths, so come for a romantic night out or a late-night dinner for two.

Diners might not automatically think about tacos when they come to a Japanese restaurant. But at Kumi, in Manadalay Bay, they can find some of the best tacos in Las Vegas. This stylish, whimsical restaurant with walls decorated in colorful leaf decor and light wood accents, has a typical Japanese sushi menu. But the Kobe Beef Tacos shine, and they come with Togarashi Salsa, Kochujang, and Micro Cilantro. There are several tacos in an order and they are big enough to share. Follow up with one of the restaurant's signature rolls, like the Hot Mess: Sashimi Poke, Kanikama, Avocado, and Screaming O Sauce.

Catch is Las Vegas' newest and trendiest sushi restaurant. The restaurant also features Japanese-inspired hot and cold dishes, and diners particularly love the taco options. Try the Mahi-Mahi wonton tacos with guacamole, tomatillo, pickled onion, and lime, or order the Wagyu Short Rib Tacos with grilled pineapple, vegetables, and ginger aioli. This trendy hotspot attracts beautiful people and a celeb-filled crowd in its bright and airy plant-filled dining room, so make sure to dress for the occasion.

Tapas is king at Crush, a gorgeous restaurant at the MGM Grand. On the tapas menu are the short rib tacos, which come with pickled red onions and cilantro. In addition to tapas, the restaurant has a selection of pizzas and other "contemporary American" dishes. The calming interior of the restaurant teems with neutral tones and lush greenery. Despite its calming decor, however, Crush has a thriving bar scene, and people come here to drink and party late into the night. So choose it for tacos paired with exciting nightlife.

Morimoto is one of the most excellent Japanese restaurants in Las Vegas. Sleek contemporary design serves as a backdrop for a menu of complex and artful dishes, including both hamachi tacos and spicy tuna tacos, both of which people consider to be some of the best tacos in Las Vegas. Be sure to try the sushi at Morimoto since it's some of the freshest diners can find in the entire area. Morimoto is at the MGM Grand.

East of the strip and towards the more suburban neighborhoods of Las Vegas is Table 34, a new American restaurant that features a wide and varied menu with something for everyone. One of the best things on the menu here is the duck confit tacos. Served as a starter, these juicy, rich tacos come with pico de gallo, lime, and cilantro to cut the savory flavor of the duck. Table 34 is casual and welcoming inside, and consider it for a dinner with the entire family.

The Black Sheep is one of the trendiest restaurants in Vegas that is not on the strip. Located in the southwestern corner of town, The Black Sheep serves artisan cocktails, wine, and a delicious menu of upscale bar food in a dark, warm, candlelit setting. For some of the best tacos in Las Vegas, diners should try the salmon skin tacos, which come as a starter. This dish features two salmon skin tacos filled with salmon belly tartare, tabiko, smoked shishito peppers, and micro cilantro. Follow the tacos with one of the restaurant's most popular entrees, the grass fed ribeye or the lemongass duck confit.

Summerlin is an upscale suburb of Las Vegas, and it is also home to Wolfgang Puck Bar and Grill, a buzzy eatery launched by the celebrity chef, Wolfgang Puck. Wolfgang Puck's cuisine is mostly Italian, but the menu has some excellent tacos for those in the mood. The tacos are Baja fish tacos, which have chipotle aioli, guacamole, pico de gallo, and fresh lime. Wolfgang Puck also has a pasta menu that diners rave about, for visitors who are more in the mood for Italian than tacos. This is the chef's first outpost in the suburbs, so it's worth a visit just to check it out.

At the Luxurious Venetian on the Strip is Chica—a restaurant with Latin cuisine and a bright, whimsical, lively atmosphere. Diners come here to enjoy strong rum cocktails and a vibrant bar scene. They also rave about the taco options, served as starters, which include pork belly tacos with kimchi verde and fish tacos with beer-battered fish, cabbage slaw, and guacamole. Another part of the menu that shines at Chica is the Churrascaria. These chargrilled meat options come with a choice of sides, waiters slice the meat for diners at the table.

Honey Salt is one of the most popular farm-to-table restaurants in Las Vegas. The restaurant, located in Summerlin, focuses on comfort foods all made with quality ingredients. Diners looking for some of the best tacos in Las Vegas and its suburbs will find some excellent options at Honey Salt. Available at lunch, the seared fish tacos come with salsa verde, avocado, and radish. Don't skip dessert at Honey Salt, because diners rave about the sweets here. Some of the most popular choices are the society chocolate and banana cake and the brown bag apple pie. Honey Salt feels bright and welcoming inside, with a white interior and cozy dining tables, which fits with its overall theme of comfort.

True Food Kitchen, a nationwide chain of healthy American restaurants, is in Summerlin, one of Vegas' most upscale suburbs. This outpost of True Food Kitchen has a wide range of healthy options, including tacos. There are two options of tacos diners can pick: either the grilled fish tacos, which come with tomatillo avocado salsa, pickled jicama, dried sweet corn, coconut lime crema, and anasazi bean; or, grass-fed steak tacos, which have tomatillo avocado salsa, pickled jicama, dried sweet corn, coconut lime crema, and anasazi bean. This location of True Food Kitchen has a patio to sit on, so choose it for a dining option when the weather is nice.

At the Park MGM is Best Friend—a Korean-Mexican fusion restaurant that absolutely gets tacos right. This casual but trendy hotspot is the brainchild of Roy Choi, a celebrity chef from LA who shines at creating inventive Asian cuisine. For people looking for some of the best tacos in Las Vegas, look no further than Best Friend. The menu has two options: Kogi Short Rib tacos with korean BBQ, salsa roja, cilantro-onion-lime, and chili soy slaw, and the carnitas taco, with salsa verde, cilantro-onion-lime, and radish. Best friend is a nod to Koreatown in LA, with excellent live music and a cool hipster vibe.

Marche Bacchus is an upscale wine store in nearby Las Vegas suburb, Summerlin. In addition to selling wine, the market also has a French bistro attached—and they serve some of the best tacos in Las Vegas. The tacos are on the appetizer menu and are duck confit tacos, served with orange marmalade, cabbage slaw, and mustard vinegarette. Those craving more traditional French food will also have their pick of options here. Steak frites, pork chop, and bistro chicken are some of the most popular items on the menu. Marche Bacchus is a warm upscale restaurant with white table cloths, chandeliered ceilings, and a huge area for outdoor dining, so choose it for a special occasion or to eat outdoors when the Vegas weather is particularly nice.

The SLS is one of the newest and trendiest casino hotels on the strip. With low neon lights, glittery accents, and tech music humming in the background, it has a distinctly nightclub vibe, and it is also home to Bazaar Meat by Jose Andres. This upscale twist on the classic steakhouse doesn't just have meat on the menu. It also has tacos, which are some of the best tacos in Las Vegas. On the starters menu, diners can find José’s Asian Taco, which has Jamón ibérico de bellota, toasted nori, and flying fish roe. On the restaurant's carpaccio menu is bison buffalo style that visitors can roll into their own tacos. Accompanying toppings include pickled celery, bleu cheese, and buffalo wing sauce. The menu is meat and seafood heavy so choose it for diners who love fish and steak.

90 Ninety Bar and Grill is in the Suncoast Hotel and Casino. The vibe here is totally casual, and diners don't need to dress up to come for a delicious meal. Anyone looking for tacos will be happy with the restaurant's offerings. They serve grilled fish tacos, which have mahi mahi, white corn tortillas, cabbage slaw, mango salsa, avocado salsa, and a chipotle crema. 90 Ninety is an affordable option for excellent food off the strip, and it sits just southeast of the heart of Summerlin.