Chicago Midway International Airport Vegan Guide (2026)

Chicago Midway Vegan Options

Are you currently looking for vegan options in the Chicago Midway (MDW) International Airport? We have you covered!

In our Chicago Midway vegan airport guide, sections are broken down by terminal. We provide every vegan-friendly restaurant/vendor we have found to be available, where you can locate them (typically gate number) and a bit of info on what you might find there.

Many chain location names are clickable and will take you to the complete vegan guide we have created 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 that we’re missing or if you see any updates need to made, please reach outOpens in a new tab. so we can improve for the next vegan airport traveler.

Vegan Options at Chicago Midway Airport

Many chain location names are clickable and will take you to the complete vegan guide for that restaurant. Be aware that airport location menus can vary though.

Central Market

Big Bowl

We have not been able to confirm the vegan options at Big Bowl but received information from a couple of VeggL’ers.  For breakfast, you should be able to order jasmine rice and a side of potatoes.

We had been told that the tofu bowl might be vegan and recommended you ask if it is before ordering. We finally learned that this bowl is NOT a vegan option. A 2nd VeggL user asked and was told it contains shellfish and egg.

Thank you for the info, Autumn & Barret!

Garret Popcorn Shops

The Plain and Buttery popcorn options are labeled as vegan on the Garret Popcorn Shops websiteOpens in a new tab..

Dunkin’

While there are no vegan donuts, Dunkin’ still offers a few solid vegan options, including Everything and Cinnamon Raisin bagels, hash browns and avocado toast. They also provide almond and oat milk at no extra charge.

Concourse A Food Hall

Arami (Food Hall)

We have learned from a kind VeggL user, Emily, that Arami offers a Vegan Sushi Roll and Spicy Tofu Bowl. Let them know you would like a vegan option; it is possible that they may have an additional roll they could make outside of their Vegan Sushi Roll.

Terminal A

Nuts on Clark (Gate A5)

Nuts on Clark is a popcorn vending machine recommended as having vegan options from the airport itself. We could not find a menu to verify options so maybe it says on it.

Einstein Bros Bagels (Gate A7)

Vegan-friendly bagels. Ask if they have avocado or a guac. If so, you might be able to order a bagel sandwich with veggies. Ask to verify which bagels they have that are vegan-friendly.

Cielo Cantina (A7)

Ceileo Cantina offers chips & salsa, guacemomal or pico de gallo. We have not confirmed if the chips are fried in vegetable-type oil or if they share a fryer with other animal products. We suggest asking. You could also ask if their beans & rice are vegan-friendly. You may be able to get a bean & veggie bowl from here.

If you do, please let us know so we can keep this guide updated for the next vegan traveler.

Harry Caray’s (Gate A9)

Harry Caray’s notates their vegan options on the menu. They have hummus with veggies & pita, steel-cut oatmeal, breakfast potatoes, nine-grain toast and berries.

Big Shoulders Coffee (Gate A14)

Coffee + non-dairy milk options. Verify which ones when ordering.

Terminal B

Hubbard Inn (Gate B7)

The airport mentions Hubbard Inn as having vegan options; however, none of their menu items are labeled as such. You should be able to modify a salad or maybe even make a veggie sandwich. They offer sourdough bread. We suggest asking prior to ordering.

Camden Food (Gate B20)

Camden Food does not have any vegan-specific food items; however, after looking over their menu we think you may be able to create a veggie sandwich.

They offer sourdough and ciabatta bread, veggies/toppings (cucumber, spinach, cilantro, pickles, avocado, tomato) and a balsamic glaze. Verify that these are all animal-free options prior to ordering though.

Please let us knowOpens in a new tab. if you happen to get more info so we can keep this updated for the next vegan traveler.

Dunkin’ Express (Gates B18)

While there are no vegan donuts, Dunkin’ still offers a few solid vegan options, including Everything and Cinnamon Raisin bagels, hash browns and avocado toast. They also provide almond and oat milk at no extra charge.

More Links & Info

  • We hope this guide to the vegan options at the Chicago Midway International Airport made your travel just a little bit better! if you’d like to see all the restaurant locations within the airport, head over to the Chicago Midway airport’s Eat pageOpens in a new tab..
  • If you have another airport stop in your near future, be sure to check out Vegan Options at AirportsOpens in a new tab. main page. We have a growing list of airports there including places like O’Hare and the San Diego AirportOpens in a new tab.!
  • 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 knowOpens in a new tab.!