Are you currently looking for vegan options in the Baltimore Washington International Airport?
You’re in the right place!
In this guide we’ll breakdown each concourse, giving you the best vegan options available, where they are and a couple menu suggestions.
Many chain location names are clickable and will take you to the complete vegan guide for that restaurant.
Finally, we found quite a few local restaurants inside the airport, but couldn’t determine which, if any, offered good vegan options. If you know of any good options that we’re missing, please reach out and let us know so we can improve this guide!
Vegan Options at Baltimore Washington Airport
Concourse A
Chipotle (A2/A3)
If you’re near the A/B Food Court, you’ve hit the jackpot! At least that’s how I feel when I stumble across a Chipotle, my all-time favorite place to grab a bite to eat.
Go with a burrito, salad (no dressing), tacos or bowl, either of the rice options and beans choices, sofritas, veggies, salsa, lettuce and guacamole for a meal that will have you ready to take that nap on the plane you’ve been waiting for.
Oh, and don’t forget your chips.Â
Arby’s (A3)
If you’re just looking for some fast food, Arby’s has our favorite fry, their Curly Fries*. You can also get their Crinkle Fry* or even an Apple or Cherry Turnover. *Arby’s does use shared fryers so be aware of this. You choose your level of comfort.Â
Nalley Fresh (A3/A4)
Nalley Fresh is a fresh bowl, wrap and salad restaurant with vegan options. The airport location’s website does not give specifically which items do not contain any animal products but their other locations offer many flavors of tofu, too many toppings to count including veggies, nuts seeds, beans, fruit and plenty of dressings.Â
Verify with this location which items are vegan.Â
Auntie Anne’s (A7)
Many Auntie Anne’s pretzels are vegan (Original, Cinnamon and a few others) as long as you ask for them to be prepared with NO butter! Verify with the airport location that they are able to make you a special order and be prepared to wait. The pretzels with NO butter are not an option that is readily available.Â
Between Concourse A & B
JambaÂ
Jamba offers so many vegan smoothie options. On their guide, we have listed the ingredients in each. With the addition of Oatmilk Frozen Dessert (aka vegan ice cream), you can make any smoothie a milkshake! 🙂
Silver Diner
Silver Diner offers vegan options and even labels them on the menu! Look for the Avocado Toast or Meatless Tacos, Lemony Chickpea Hummus & Cauliflower Pita, a Local Veggie Salad or Thai Cauliflower Quinoa Pasta.
Their brunch menu looks amazing too! It includes Just Egg Benedict, Oat Milk Protein Pancakes and Just Egg Breakfast Tacos. They also offer veggie sausage and tempeh bacon labeled plant based/vegan.
We pulled this info from Silver Diner’s website. We suggest verifying they are available at the airport location when you stop by. Their menus also appear to be seasonal.Â
Concourse B
Auntie Anne’s (B2)
Many Auntie Anne’s pretzels are vegan (Original, Cinnamon and a few others) as long as you ask for them to be prepared with NO butter! Verify with the airport location that they are able to make you a special order and be prepared to wait. The pretzels with NO butter are not an option that is readily available.Â
Farmers Market (B3)
The farmers market is petty much what it sounds like. You can find veggies, fruit and local snacks.Â
Starbucks (B6)
With the many options of non-dairy milk (oat, almond, soy, coconut) available at all Starbucks, there is almost an infinite number of vegan drinks you can order using.
On the food side, you have a few options including the Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box and Bagels (plain, cinnamon raisin, everything). Airport locations may be limited but also check for their Strawberry Overnight Grains and snacks.Â
Subway (B6)
Keep it simple at Subway… order a sub or salad with veggies and a sauce. Add a bag of chips. Look at the ingredients on the back of the chips of course. You can also check to see if this location offers the Veggie Patty. It’s vegan.
Dunkin’ / Baskin Robbins (B12)
Coffee and vegan ice cream. I’m not sure there is a better combination on this planet. Dunkin’ has a couple of milk alternatives for their coffee including oat milk. They also carry a few varieties of bagels, hashbrowns and avocado toast (with optional roasted tomatoes).
Baskin Robbins has a couple of non-dairy ice creams. These get changed out so we suggest checking with this location to verify what is available.Â
Concourse C
For the chain restaurants, click on the link to see their full menu of vegan options.Â
Dunkin’ (Near Main)
No vegan donuts, but multiple bagel selections (like Everything and Cinnamon Raisin) and some really good hash browns makes Dunkin’ a solid choice.
Dunkin’ also now offers both Almond and Oat Milk (though at an extra charge) which makes many coffee combinations possible.
Qdoba (C3)
Impossible is being phased out of Qdoba so you may not find it here but you can still create your own burrito or bowl.
To keep it easy, order the Vegan Fajita Bowl. It comes with sauteed veggies, guacamole, pico de gallo, chile corn salsa, salsa verde, black beans and brown rice.Â
Einstein Bros. Bagels (C5)
Lots of vegan bagels to choose from (click the link to see the full list on the Einstein Bros guide). Also, some very underrated coffee in our opinion.
Between Concourse C & D
StarbucksÂ
With the many options of non-dairy milk (oat, almond, soy, coconut) available at all Starbucks, there is almost an infinite number of vegan drinks you can order using.
On the food side, you have a few options including the Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box and Bagels (plain, cinnamon raisin, everything). Airport locations may be limited but also check for their Strawberry Overnight Grains and snacks.Â
Concourse D
For the chain restaurants, click on the link to see their full menu of vegan options.Â
Starbucks (D1)
With the many options of non-dairy milk (oat, almond, soy, coconut) available at all Starbucks, there is almost an infinite number of vegan drinks you can order using.
On the food side, you have a few options including the Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box and Bagels (plain, cinnamon raisin, everything). Airport locations may be limited but also check for their Strawberry Overnight Grains and snacks.Â
Auntie Anne’s (D5)
Many Auntie Anne’s pretzels are vegan (Original, Cinnamon and a few others) as long as you ask for them to be prepared with NO butter! Verify with the airport location that they are able to make you a special order and be prepared to wait. The pretzels with NO butter are not an option that is readily available.Â
Smoothie King (D5)
Over a dozen vegan smoothie options can be ordered directly off the menu. Smoothie King now even has a vegan/plant based section right on their menu.
The Green Turtle (D8)
A VeggL user has let us know that The Green Turtle offers Beyond Burgers as a replacement for any burger. They are not mentioned on their menu. We suggest verifying this if you choose to stop by and ask additional questions like if the buns contain any animal products, shared grills, etc.
Dunkin’ (D10)
No vegan donuts, but multiple bagel selections (like Everything and Cinnamon Raisin), hash browns, toast with either avocado or hummus and with or without roasted tomatoes makes Dunkin’ a solid choice. Dunkin’ also offers both Almond and Oat Milk (extra charge) which makes many coffee combinations possible.
Quiznos (D21)
Quiznos is great for creating your own sub, sammie (grilled flatbread) or salad with a few veggie toppings, add a sauce and a bag of chips.Â
Concourse E
Concourse E offers a Starbucks… technically it sits between D1 and E4. This is a teeny concourse so this is your only option from what we can see.Â
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More Links and Info
We hope this guide to the vegan options at the Baltimore Washington International Airport made your travel just a little bit better!
- If you need more info on the Baltimore-Washington Airport, make sure to go check out their Official Website.
- VeggL contains hundreds of vegan guides including dozens more guides for airports including JFK and Newark. So, if you have more stops before you reach your final destination, we have you covered!
- 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!
