Delta Center Vegan Options 2024 (Utah Jazz)

If you’re looking for vegan options at the Delta Center, formerly known as Vivint Smart Home Arena, and home to the Utah Jazz, then you’re in the right place!

We’ll let you know where to find everything vegan inside the arena. We’ll also give you the policies you should know if you’re thinking of bringing your own food to the game (or concert).

Finally, we give you a couple of recommendations for vegan-friendly restaurants close to the arena.

We do everything in our power to make sure this guide stays as up-to-date as possible, but if you know of something we’ve missed or maybe something that has changed – please reach out and let us know so we can update this guide and make it better!

Vegan Options at Delta Center

We have contacted the Delta Center for more information on their vegan options and will update once we learn more. If you happen to visit before we hear back and learn more, please let us know!

Here is what we have found so far.

Dippin’ Dots

Look for the Rainbow Ice flavor. It’s the only vegan option

Level 3. Sections C & S
Level 5. Sections AA & JJ

Honest Acai

We had received information from a previous season that Cubby’s offers vegan options. We never learned what they were specifically though so you will need to ask.

Level 3. Section T

Cubby’s

Same as Honest Acai. Cubby’s was listed on a previous season they offer vegan options. We never learned what they were specifically though so you will need to ask.

Level 3. Section R

Chick-fil-A

Waffle Fries* will more than likely be your only option unless they also offer their Waffle Chips. Ask if their fries share a fryer with their animal menu items if this is a concern for you.

Level 3. Section G
Level 5. Section AA

Can I Bring Food Into Delta Center?

If you’re not thrilled with the vegan options inside the arena and thinking about bringing your own food instead, make sure to become familiar with some of the policies at Vivint Smart Home Arena first.

We pulled these directly from their Arena Policies and FAQ page.

Bag Policy (as of 10.8.23)

Permitted:

Clutches will be allowed but must be no larger than 4” x 6” x 2”.
Diaper bags and medical bags will be allowed if they are no larger than 14”x14”x6”. Please note that all medical and diaper bags will be X-rayed upon entrance. Bag X-rays are only located at Door 5.

Not Permitted:

Bags (including purses) will not be allowed at Delta Center.

Food & Beverage Policy (as of 10.8.23)

Outside food and beverage is NOT allowed.

Vegan Options Near Delta Center

We took a look around the area close to the arena to find a couple vegan-friendly restaurants that would be good spots to hit up before or after the game. This is by no means a complete list of all the options in the area, just two places that caught our attention.

Be sure to check days/hours open when making plans.

Mark of the Beastro

666 S State St, Salt Lake City, UT 84111

Just a mile and a half south of the arena you’ll find this all vegan bistro with a metal (the music not the material!) vibe.

The Chicken and Waffles and Wings both get rave reviews so keep those in mind if you get a chance to stop by and check out Mark of the Beatro.

Vertical Diner and The Jade Room

234 W 900 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101

A vegan fine-dining restaurant that serves breakfast all day? That’s what you’ll find at the Vertical Diner! Not only that, but they are the home of the famous Dude cakes. Yes, that Dude.

To find the Vertical Diner, just head straight down John Stockton Drive about a mile and half south.

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