Las Vegas Airport Vegan Options (2026 Guide)

Las Vegan Airport Vegan Options

Traveling through the Harry Reid, formerly McCarran, (LAS) 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. ha!

We share with you every restaurant that carries a vegan option, that we can find. Included in that, you may see where VeggL’ers have reached outOpens in a new tab. with other vegan menu items they found. We share it all here, broken down by terminal and include gate numbers.

Enough rambling, here we go!

Vegan Options at Las Vegas’ Harry Reid Airport

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

Terminal 1 

–> Locations are located just after security on your way to Gates A & B.

JambaOpens in a new tab.

Smoothies galore!

Shake ShackOpens in a new tab.

A veggie burger & fries are an option at Shake Shack but the burger requires many modifications. See our Shake Shack guide (linked) for updated info.

A Gates

Dunkin’Opens in a new tab. (in the cross section of every A Gate)

This is an express Dunkin’ so we’re not 100% sure if they have non-dairy options or vegan-friendly food. Cross-reference our guide, linked) with their menu.

Siegel’s Bagelmania (Gate A10)

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)

Create your own bowl, burrito, salad, nacho plate or tacos. Airport options may vary. Cross-reference with our complete guide (linked).

B Gates

StarbucksOpens in a new tab. (in the cross section of every B Gate)

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 couple of options including Bagels (plain or everything–ask if they have guacamole or a peanut butter packet to top it with) or Oatmeal. Airport locations may be limited so you can also check the ingredients on their snacks.

Fresh Attractions (on the way to Gates B9-15)

Fresh fruit & other potential vegan-friendly foods. Check ingredients.

Einstein Bros. BagelsOpens in a new tab. (Gate B9)

LOTS of options for bagels and a few vegan spreads to go with them. Einstein also has some very underrated coffee in our opinion.

C Gates

Burger KingOpens in a new tab. (Gate C14)

Burger King offers the Impossible Whopper* (order with NO mayo) and accidentally vegan fries* for lunch or dinner. French Toast Sticks* and Hash Browns* are on the menu for breakfast.

*Cross-contamination will occur at Burger King. You choose your level of comfort.

StarbucksOpens in a new tab. (Gate C16)

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 couple of options including Bagels (plain or everything–ask if they have guacamole or a peanut butter packet to top it with) or Oatmeal. Airport locations may be limited so you can also check the ingredients on their snacks.

Auntie Anne’s (Gate C21)

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.

Jersey Mike’s Subs (Gate C22)

You have a couple of veggie sub options (with modifications) and chips or fries.

Wendy’sOpens in a new tab. (Gate C23)

Look for fries or a baked potato (order with only chives or plain; NO sour cream or butter). Ask for ketchup, mustard or maybe guacamole.

Fresh Market On The Go (Gate C23)

Grab & go snacks, sandwiches, and healthy options. Check ingredients.

JambaOpens in a new tab. (Gate C25)

Jamba offers so many vegan smoothie options. Check out our guide attached for inspo, if needed.

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 (in the cross section of every D Gate)

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.

The Great American Bagel (in the cross section of D Gates)

Bagels! Ask this location which are vegan-friendly along with any toppings/spreads.

Panda ExpressOpens in a new tab. (in the cross section of D Gates)

Chow Mein* and Vegetable Springs Rolls* are all great accidentally vegan options at Panda Express. Pair these with steamed white or brown rice and add a side their yummy Super Greens*.

*The guide we created, linked, shares cross-contamination info, if needed.

StarbucksOpens in a new tab. (in the cross section of D Gates, D36 & D55)

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 couple of options including Bagels (plain or everything–ask if they have guacamole or a peanut butter packet to top it with) or Oatmeal. Airport locations may be limited so you can also check the ingredients on their snacks.

Jamba JuiceOpens in a new tab. (in the cross section of D Gates)

Jamba offers so many vegan smoothie options. Check out our guide attached for inspo, if needed.

Burger KingOpens in a new tab. (just past Gate D6)

Vegan at Burger King
Burger King’s Impossible Whopper*

Home of the Impossible Whopper. It’s one of the simplest, easiest-to-order fast-food vegan meals you can find anywhere.

Dunkin’Opens in a new tab. Express (Gate D7 & just past D18)

This is an express Dunkin’ so we’re not 100% sure if they have non-dairy options or vegan-friendly food. Cross-reference our guide, linked) with their menu.

QuiznosOpens in a new tab. (Gate 34)

Sub, sammies & salads are at Quiznos. We have a couple of options listed on their vegan guide (with modifications) or you can create your own!

Chili’s (just past Gate D18 & D37)

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.

Fresh Attractions (Gate D26 & D56)

Fresh fruit & other potential vegan-friendly foods. Check ingredients.

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

StarbucksOpens in a new tab. (Gate E4)

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 couple of options including Bagels (plain or everything–ask if they have guacamole or a peanut butter packet to top it with) or Oatmeal. Airport locations may be limited so you can also check the ingredients on their snacks.

The Great American Bagel (Gate E4)

Bagels! Ask this location which are vegan-friendly along with any toppings/spreads.

Burger KingOpens in a new tab. (Gat E11)

Burger King offers the Impossible Whopper* (order with NO mayo) and accidentally vegan fries* or onion rings for lunch or dinner. French Toast Sticks* and Hash Browns* are on the menu for breakfast.

*Cross-contamination will occur at Burger King. You choose your level of comfort.

More Info and Links

  • Did we miss a great vegan option at Harry Reid airport? Please let us knowOpens in a new tab.! 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!
  • Want to check out all the dining options at McCarran Airport in Las Vegas? Go check out the Dine, Shop and More pageOpens in a new tab. on McCarran’s website.
  • Have more flights today? We have Vegan GuidesOpens in a new tab. for major airport, in the United States, including other airports like AtlantaOpens in a new tab. and PhiladelphiaOpens in a new tab..
  • 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 knowOpens in a new tab.!