If you’re reading this, there is a good chance you’re currently standing in (or landing into) the Albuquerque International Sunport Airport.
Maybe you’re on your phone while checking out the southwestern architecture and cultural décor the Albuquerque Airport is known for and you’re trying to figure out where you’re going to get a bite to eat.
Finding vegan options when you’re traveling is already hard enough and airports add the added element of ‘what if’. You find a decent vegan option as you’re walking through your terminal, but then you wonder ‘what if’ there is a better option further down.
That’s why we created this guide!
This guide will give you every option we have found. Some locations may even have a link that will take you to a complete vegan options guide for that particular restaurant.
–> There are also a lot of local restaurants we mention that we have NOT confirmed if the options we found are in fact vegan. We suggest asking and then please pass that info on to us so we can make this guide even better for the next person who uses it.
Vegan Options at Albuquerque Airport
3rd Level Pre-Security
Black Messa Coffee/Bakery
Our info is based on others’ experiences here (and a little info we were able to get from their website) so please verify these options are available when visiting. It appears Black Messa offers non-dairy milk options for coffee and oatmeal.
Post Security
A/B Connector
Click on the name of any chain restaurant to see the full guide showing all their vegan options.
Panda Express
Chow Mein* and Vegetable Springs Rolls are all great accidentally vegan options at Panda Express. Pair these with steamed white or brown rice and add a side their yummy Super Greens.
Comida Buena
Comida Buena has a random collection of menu items. Not confirmed by Comida but what we found is coffee (no mention of non-dairy milk), fresh fruit, chips and paninis.
You could create your own panini by choosing sourdough bread or ask if any of the other breads are vegan. Choose your veggies and add a sauce like mustard, dijon mustard or vinegar & oil.
La Trattoria
La Trattoria offers a make-your-own salad bar with over 20 toppings. We could not find a menu with what dressings are available to guarantee you have a vegan option but typically at least vinegar and oil is available.
Rio Grande Brew Pub & Grill
The Rio Grand Brew Pub offers chips & salsa or guacamole. seasonal fruit and a black bean patty as a replacement for a burger. We have not confirmed if any of these are considered vegan options so please ask before ordering.
Keva Juices
Looking for freshness, Keva Juices is your spot! A lot of their smoothies have yogurt and sherbert in them. The yogurt is not vegan and we have not confirmed if the sherbert is vegan.
So… our picks would be the Mean & Green. It has carrot juice almond milk, spinach, peanut butter & blueberries. Holy Kale comes with almond milk, banana, kale, spinach and strawberries.
The Berry Green. It comes with carrot juice, almond milk, kale, spinach, banana, blueberries & strawberries. And lastly, The Mamango. It comes with mango juice, spinach, banana and mango.
Or, choose one of their fresh juices, juice shot or piece of fruit.
Concourse A
Route 66 Lounge (A4)
Primarily alcohol available here but they do have chips & salsa as well.
Black Messa Coffee/Bakery (A9-A11)
Our info is based on others’ experiences here (and a little info we were able to get from their website) so please verify these options are available when visiting. It appears Black Messa offers non-dairy milk options for coffee and oatmeal.
Concourse B
Watch! Sports Lounge & Grill (A4)
We found a menu for Watch! that has chips and salsa or guacamole, fries and fresh fruit on it. We suggest asking if these options are vegan. You can ask if the fries & tortilla chips are fried in an animal free oil and if they share the fryers with chicken wings… if this is a concern for you.
For any of the restaurants above, please let us know if you find better info than what we have. Helping us other vegans across the country. We thank you for that!
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More Info
- We hope this guide to the vegan options at the Albuquerque International Airport made your travel just a little bit better! If you have another airport stop in your near future, be sure to check out Vegan Options at Airports main page.
- We have a growing list of airports there including places like Atlanta and San Francisco Airport! Or just download the app and get access to them as soon as we add them!
- Did we miss a great vegan option at the Albuquerque Airport? We love getting feedback from our community on how we can improve all of our guides. If you know something you think we should be sharing here, please contact us and let us know!
- Finally, if you’d like to see all the restaurant locations within the Albuquerque Airport, head over to the Albuquerque Airport Dining Guide
. - Disclaimer: We do everything possible at VeggL to make sure all our Vegan Guides are as up to date as possible, but sometimes menus and menu items can change. VeggL is not responsible for incorrect or outdated information. Always check with your location and server to confirm items are vegan when ordering. If you notice something that needs to be corrected – please let us know!
