Truth & Tonic

I found Truth & Tonic by chance while strolling through the Venetian and it was an unexpected delight! The frittata had a great texture that felt like real eggs, and each bite was delicious. The mushroom hummus sandwich was also fantastic, especially towards the middle of the sandwich. My only complaint was that the salt on the table was white, so I recommend bringing your own Himalayan or Celtic salt grinder for a better experience.

Accessing Truth & Tonic at the Venetian was a bit of a challenge, as we had to navigate through security and have our IDs recorded in their system. It was frustrating not to see any signs or clear directions to the restaurant, making the journey even more difficult. Once inside, the atmosphere was pleasant and cozy. However, we experienced a delay in getting our food, waiting over 20 minutes for it to arrive. Despite being seated before another guest who ordered after us, their food arrived first. Unfortunately, some menu items we were interested in were unavailable, like the Lion's mane roll. When we tried to order something that caught our eye from another table, the waiter brought us a completely different dish instead. Although the food tasted good and flavorful, portion sizes were on the smaller side. The sourdough bread was disappointing, lacking the expected sour taste. To top it off, we found a long, light-colored hair in our salad towards the end of the meal. Overall, Truth & Tonic had its ups and downs, but the quality of the food and cozy atmosphere made the experience memorable.

Truth & Tonic offers an all-vegan menu that my companion and I recently tried out. We ordered the breakfast "egg" tacos and the coconut milk French toast, both priced at $16 each. Despite getting our food to go, it was ready in just 10 minutes. The total bill came out to just under $40, with gratuity and service fee added on for to-go orders. While the prices are a bit steep, this is to be expected on the strip and in vegan establishments. Despite our food being cold by the time we got to eat it, an hour later, we both found it to be incredibly delicious. The breakfast tacos came with a small salad, while the French toast was topped with blueberries, strawberries, bananas, sliced almonds, and real maple syrup. I did not experience any of the security or ID check-in mentioned in other reviews. I accessed the restaurant through the shoppes on level 2 near the gondolas, taking the elevator next to Man Cave. It's a bit of a walk from the front entrance of the Venetian, so plan for at least a 5-minute journey.

Truth & Tonic offers an all vegan menu, perfect for plant-based eaters. We ordered the breakfast "egg" tacos for $16 and the coconut milk French toast for $16, opting for a to-go order. The food was ready in just 10 minutes, although there was a gratuity and service fee added. The total came out to just under $40, which may seem expensive but is in line with other options on the strip and in vegan places. Despite eating our food an hour later when it was cold, we found it to be delicious. The breakfast "egg" tacos came with a small salad, while the coconut milk French toast was adorned with blueberries, strawberries, bananas, sliced almonds, and real maple syrup. It was a satisfying meal that we both enjoyed. Although some reviews mentioned having to check in with security or show ID for access, we did not have to do so. We accessed Truth & Tonic from the shoppes on level 2 near the gondolas, taking a single elevator next to Man Cave. Be prepared for a 5-minute walk from the front entrance of the Venetian to reach the restaurant.

All vegan menu. We got the breakfast "egg" tacos (GF) $16 and the coconut milk French toast $16. Got them to go. Food came out in 10 min. Gratuity and service fee were added on for to-go orders. Total was just under $40. It's definitely pricey, but so is everything else on the strip and vegan places in general. But the food was delicious even though my wife and I didn't get to eat it until it was cold an hour later. We both loved it. There were 2 tacos with a small salad, and 3 fluffy triangles of french toast with blueberries, strawberries, bananas, sliced almonds, and a small jar of real maple syrup. Several reviews mentioned something about having to check in with security or provide an ID to get access. I did not have to do that. I came from the shoppes on level 2 near the gondolas. There is a single elevator next to Man Cave that takes you right to it. Plan for at least a 5 min walk from the front entrance of the Venetian.

This one caught me off guard. Here’s why, the hours and menu lead me to some assumptions. I thought this place would be more of a convenience restaurant, more laid back. I’m not disappointed but it was different than I expected. The restaurant is tucked away inside the Venetian (4th floor near the spa). Employees in the hotel helped us locate it but we did have to give someone our ID to visit the restaurant since we weren’t guests. This is not to discourage you from visiting but so you can account for the extra time you may need finding it. The service at the restaurant was great and the staff was friendly. We ordered to go and the food was prepared pretty quickly. I love that a full vegan menu is available right on the strip and accessible by walking. I ordered a cold brew with lavender vanilla and the sausage frittata. Unfortunately the lions mane crab roll was unavailable because I would have loved to try it. My omnivore friend got a chicken avocado wrap, he didn’t complain but he also didn’t seem overly impressed.