Are you currently looking for vegan options in the Houston 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.
One of the really cool things about the Houston Airport Dining Page is that they actually have a filter for locations offering vegan options.
Note: Some locations are still temporarily closed. We suggest checking on the Houston Airport website to the most updated openings and closings.
Many chain locations names are clickable and will take you to the complete vegan guide for that restaurant.
Vegan Options at Houston Airport
Terminal A
Blaze Pizza
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.
Panda Express (A17)
Panda Express is a good American Chinese fast food choice. If cross-contamination is not a concern for you, their Chow Mein Noodles, Super Greens, Steamed Rice and/or Vegetable Spring Rolls are great options.
Starbucks (A7, A17)
Oat Milk is now available at all Starbucks and there is almost an infinite number of Starbucks vegan drinks you can order using one of the dairy-free milk alternatives (Starbucks also carries Almond, Soy and Coconut milk)
On the food side, the options get a little less exciting even with the recent release of a ‘vegan protein box’ featuring chickpea bites that reminds us of a grown up version of a Lunchable.
Which Wich (A7)
They have two signature sandwiches that are vegan-friendly. The Avocado and the Black Bean Patty (can be made vegan by omitting the cheese)
Terminal B
Freshii (Food Court)
Freshii may have the largest variety of vegan options of any location in the airport. Choose from salads, wraps, burritos and soups – all either vegan or easily modified to be vegan.
Panda Express (A17)
The Eggplant Tofu, Chow Mein and Vegetable Springs are all great vegan options at Panda Express.
Peet’s Coffee (B85 & Pre-Security)
Non-dairy milks are available for coffee and they appear to have a vegan breakfast sandwich (we are awaiting confirmation from Peet’s)
Starbucks (B1)
Oat Milk is now available at all Starbucks and there is almost an infinite number of Starbucks vegan drinks you can order using one of the dairy-free milk alternatives (Starbucks also carries Almond, Soy and Coconut milk)
On the food side, the options get a little less exciting even with the recent release of a ‘vegan protein box’ featuring chickpea bites that reminds us of a grown up version of a Lunchable.
Terminal C
Einstein Bros. Bagels (C42)
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.
Freshens (C42)
Freshens is a ‘healthy options’ spot that are often found in airports. They have a bunch of vegan smoothies that you can choose from (straight from the menu, no need to modify). You can also ‘create-your-own’ salad as well.
Starbucks (C10 & C33)
Oat Milk is now available at all Starbucks and there is almost an infinite number of Starbucks vegan drinks you can order using one of the dairy-free milk alternatives (Starbucks also carries Almond, Soy and Coconut milk)
On the food side, the options get a little less exciting even with the recent release of a ‘vegan protein box’ featuring chickpea bites that reminds us of a grown up version of a Lunchable.
Terminal D
Peet’s Coffee (D6)
Non-dairy milks are available for coffee and they appear to have a vegan breakfast sandwich (we are awaiting confirmation from Peet’s)
Starbucks (Check-In)
Oat Milk is now available at all Starbucks and there is almost an infinite number of Starbucks vegan drinks you can order using one of the dairy-free milk alternatives (Starbucks also carries Almond, Soy and Coconut milk)
On the food side, the options get a little less exciting even with the recent release of a ‘vegan protein box’ featuring chickpea bites that reminds us of a grown up version of a Lunchable.
Terminal E
Auntie Anne’s (E12)
Auntie Anne’s pretzels are vegan as long as you ask for no butter on them! There are a couple options you can choose from including a couple different dipping sauces.
Dunkin’ (E11)
No vegan donuts, but multiple bagel selections (like Everything and Cinnamon Raisin) and 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.
Panda Express (E1)
The Eggplant Tofu, Chow Mein and Vegetable Springs are all great vegan options at Panda Express.
Starbucks (E2)
Oat Milk is now available at all Starbucks and there is almost an infinite number of Starbucks vegan drinks you can order using one of the dairy-free milk alternatives (Starbucks also carries Almond, Soy and Coconut milk)
On the food side, the options get a little less exciting even with the recent release of a ‘vegan protein box’ featuring chickpea bites that reminds us of a grown up version of a Lunchable.
Subway (E1)
Subway doesn’t have any vegan options that are going to amaze you, but you can easily put together a veggie sub.
World Nectar (E1)
Fresh squeezed juices and smoothies.
Yume (E11)
Asian Biergarten that utilizes local and Japanese sourced ingredients. Local spot listed among the restaurants with vegan options by the Houston Airport.
Zori Bistro (E24)
Like Yume, Asian cuisine dining establishment that is listed amongst the vegan options in the airport and they also note vegan options available on their website as well.
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We hope this guide to the vegan options at the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston 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 Miami and Dallas Airport!
Or just download the app and get access to them as soon as we add them!
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!
