Traveling through the Harry Reid (formerly McCarran) Airport in Las Vegas and looking for vegan options?
For some vegans, this might be the most gambling you do during your entire visit in Vegas. (Not me personally, but maybe for some)
Do you stop at the spot that you just found a decent vegan option at or do you roll the dice and look for something better further on down? Well, Jen and I decided it shouldn’t be so hard to find vegan options in the airport so we created VeggL.
We share with you every restaurant that carries a vegan option that we can find. Included in that, you may see where VeggL users have reached out
with other vegan menu items they found. We share it all here, broken down by terminal and include gate numbers.
Enough rambling from me, here we go!
Vegan Options at Harry Reid 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.
Terminal 1
Jamba
(Level 2 Food & Shops near Gate A)
Smoothies galore!
Shake Shack (Level 2 Food & Shops near Gate A/B)
Shake Shack has been back and forth lately with trying out different versions of a vegan burger. If you have time, it might be worth asking and see… you could get lucky.
Starbucks (Near Esplanade Level 2, Near Baggage Claim Level 1)
You’ll find Starbucks all over the Las Vegas Airport. By our count, there are about 10 Starbucks in total.
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.
On the food side, you have a few options including the Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box and Bagels (plain, cinnamon raisin, everything). You can also check for their Strawberry Overnight Grains and snacks.
Jimmy John’s (Near Esplanade Level 2)
On the one hand, all you can really do is put some veggies and guacamole on a sub roll paired with a bag of chips. Not the most exciting vegan option. On the other hand, that bread. That bread at Jimmy John’s is amazing.
A Gates
Starbucks (A7 Level 2)
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.
On the food side, you have a few options including the Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box and Bagels (plain, cinnamon raisin, everything). You can also check for their Strawberry Overnight Grains and snacks.
Bagelmania (A10 Level 2)
A VeggL user let us know that Bagelmania offers vegan bagels. We do not have any further info but have reached out to them and will update if/when we learn more.
Another VeggL user has more recently said they now have a Vegan bagel sandwich called, the Las Vegan. It comes with roasted red pepper hummus, red onion, tomato, cucumber, tomato and sprouts!
Thank you for this info, Emily!
Moe’s (A15 Level 2)
Moe’s may be one of the best spots to find vegan food in the airport. Simply create your own burrito with your choice of any of the ingredients that we list on our Moe’s Vegan Guide.
We have been made aware by a VeggL user that this location does not carry their tofu. Thank you, Wes!
B Gates
Einstein Bros. Bagels (B9 Level 2)
LOTS of options for bagels and a few vegan spreads to go with them. Einstein also has some very underrated coffee in our opinion.
Starbucks (B17 Level 2)
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.
On the food side, you have a few options including the Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box and Bagels (plain, cinnamon raisin, everything). You can also check for their Strawberry Overnight Grains and snacks.
C Gates
Burger King (C14 Level 2)
Burger King is an easy go-to for an Impossible Whopper* (order with NO mayo) and Fries*. Or, if you’re in the airport early, pick up some French Toast Stick and Hashbrowns. They open at 3:30am.
Auntie Anne’s (C16 Level 2)
Have you been walking right by Auntie Anne’s your whole life thinking there’s no way those delicious smelling pretzels are vegan? I know I did until I researched Auntie Anne’s for VeggL.
Turns out they actually have quite a few vegan options (make sure to order with no butter), including a few of their most popular pretzels! Be prepared to wait… they have to be freshly made.
Jersey Mike’s Subs (C22 Level 2)
Jersey Mike’s is great for a quick sub with veggies and chips. You have two sandwich options, breads, and plenty of toppings. Check the Jersey Mike’s Guide for the most current vegan options.
Jamba Juice (C25 Level 2)
Many vegan smoothie options that can be ordered straight off the menu (Protein Berry Workout with Soy Protein and the Greens n’ Ginger are our favorites).
They have multiple non-dairy milk alternatives (vanilla coconutmilk, unsweetened almondmilk, soymilk, Oatly oatmilk), including So Delicious Oatmilk Frozen dessert, that you can utilize. A couple of different Juice options as well.
Terminal 2
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.
D Gates
Auntie Anne’s (Near D Gates – Great Hall Level 2)
Most Auntie Anne’s Pretzels (Original, Cinnamon Sugar, Sweet Almond, Raisin, Jalapeno) are vegan if you order them with NO butter. Who knew?!? Be prepared to wait… they have to be freshly made.
Jamba Juice (Near D Gates – Great Hall Level 2)
This is the second Jamba location in the airport. A ton of vegan smoothie options here, most of which you can order without any modifications.
Baja Fresh (Near D Gates – Great Hall Level 2)
Order a burrito, tacos, a bowl, fajitas or even a salad. Cross-reference our vegan guide for Baja Fresh with the airport’s menu to know what you can order vegan and how.
Burger King (D6 Level 2)
Home of the Impossible Whopper. It’s one of the simplest, easiest-to-order fast-food vegan meals you can find anywhere.
Chili’s (D35 Level 2)
Now that Chili’s has a vegan-friendly black bean burger in their restaurants, we suggest checking to see if the airport location does as well! If not, you can piece together a pretty good meal utilizing a salad and/or a mix of sides like corn on the cob, black beans, broccoli and asparagus.
Starbucks (D26 Level 2, D6 Level 2, D55 Level 2, D36 Level 2)
There are an insane amount of Starbucks inside the Las Vegas Airport.
You can create plenty of drink options using one of their 4 non-dairy milks. Our Starbucks guide is great for sorting through your choices.
Food is a bit more limited but they do have a few bagels, Strawberry Overnight Grains, Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box, oatmeal and various snacks.
Terminal 3
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.
E Gates
Burger King (E11)
Second Burger King location in McCarron. Impossible Whopper with Fries. One of the easiest and admittedly one of my favorite vegan fast food orders.
Pei Wei (E11)
Pei Wei used to have a couple of vegan-friendly dishes available with tofu. Unfortunately, they no longer consistently carry the tofu.
We suggest asking if they do when visiting and what options are available to you, as a vegan. It may just be replacing veggies for meat items but we suggest verifying prior to ordering.
You can also request that your meal is cooked in an allergen-free wok.
Starbucks (Level 0 Near Baggage Claim, Near Ticketing Level 2)
And finally, another Starbucks. We’ve listed Starbucks items on this guide almost half a dozen times – what’s once more?
You can create plenty of drink options using one of their 4 non-dairy milks. Our Starbucks guide is great for sorting through your choices.
Food is a bit more limited but they do have a few bagels, Strawberry Overnight Grains, Chickpea Bites & Avocado Protein Box, oatmeal and various snacks.
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More Info and Links
- Did we miss a great vegan option at Harry Reid airport? Please let us know! We especially like to highlight local restaurants with great vegan options in our airport guides, but that’s also where we need the most help from readers like you!
- Have more flights today? We have a growing list of Airport Vegan Guides including other airports like Atlanta and Philadelphia.
- Want to check out all the dining options at McCarran Airport in Las Vegas? Go check out the Dine, Shop and More page on McCarran’s website.
- Cross-Contamination: *All fried items share the same fryers. 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!
