If you’re walking through the Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport in Covington, Kentucky and you’re trying to figure out what is available vegan (and where you can find it) then you are in the right place!
We’ve taken the time to scour through the Cincinnati (CVG) Airport’s Dining Guide to find everything vegan-friendly in the airport and where it is located.
We are also very fortunate that we have our VeggL community that often reaches out to us to let us know
about vegan options that they find in airports as well.
So, let’s get right to it – here is your Vegan Guide to the Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport.
Vegan Options at the Cincinnati 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.
Concourse A
Subway
(Near Gates A1 & A2)
Make your own veggie sandwich or salad. Add some chips and a drink for a complete meal!
Farmer’s Fridge (Near Gates A1 & A2)
A food vending machine with a reward program through the Farmer’s Fridge app. You can find a variety of options ranging from oats, a burrito bowl, chips & guac and even vegan cookie dough bites. These options will always vary. Verify option is vegan friendly prior to purchasing.
Blaze Pizza (Gate A3)
Blaze Pizza is one of the vegan-friendliest pizza chains in the US. With both vegan cheese and a spicy vegan chorizo, you really have no limits in how you’d like to create your own pizza.
Two VeggL users let us know this location is now available in the Cincy Airport. Thank you, Ryan & Jordan!
Vino Volo (Gate A3)
A VeggL user let us know Vino Volo could be an option. We suggest asking what is vegan as-is or can be made vegan. We were told you can order Avocado Toast, an Avocado & Beet salad (minus the feta) and Truffle popcorn without the butter… but these menu items might vary.
Dunkin’ (Gate A4)
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 B
Chick-fil-A (Gate B11)
Waffle Fries, Kale Crunch Salad and a Fruit Cup are your quick vegan-friendly options at Chick-Fil-A.
Jimmy John’s (Gate B11)
Jimmy John’s has some of our favorite bread! A Veggie Sub with Chips is an option. Check our vegan guide link for ordering details.
Vino Volo (Gate B12)
A VeggL user let us know Vino Volo could be an option. We suggest asking what is vegan as-is or can be made vegan. We were told you can order Avocado Toast, an Avocado & Beet salad (minus the feta) and Truffle popcorn without the butter… but these menu items might vary.
Dunkin’ (Gate B12)
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.
Einstein Bros. Bagels (Gate B13)
Ask which bagels and spreads are vegan-friendly at this airport location.
Wendy’s (Gate B13)
Order some Wendy’s fries* or look for their baked potato on the menu. Ask if they have salsa and/or guacamole to top it with. Airport menus vary.
Farmer’s Fridge (Gate B15)
A food vending machine with a reward program through the Farmer’s Fridge app. You can find a variety of options ranging from oats, a burrito bowl, chips & guac and even vegan cookie dough bites. These options will always vary. Verify option is vegan friendly prior to purchasing.
Sambazon Acai Bowls (Gate B19)
Smoothie bowls and smoothies! You will need to verify which menu items are vegan as-is or if you need to make any adjustments. If you happen to stop by and learn what is vegan as-is, please let us know so I can update this for the next vegan traveler. 🙂
More Links and Info
- If you’d like to see all the dining options available at the Cincinnati Airport, head over to their Dining page.
- Have more flights today? VeggL has dozens of airport vegan guides including other popular hubs like Chicago’s O’hare Airport (ORD) and LaGuardia Airport (LGA) in New York City.
- Cross-Contamination: As with any restaurant that is not 100% vegan or does not offer a designated cooking space for their vegan options, cross-contamination can occur and fryers/grills may be shared with animal products. You can choose what your level of comfort is with these potential issues.
- 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!
