Walking through the Miami International Airport and looking for some good vegan options?
You are in the right place!
This guide is designed to give you the best vegan options in each concourse of the Miami Airport.
Having said that, there are not a ton of vegan options to choose from inside the airport. They do have some local spots that we could not get info on.
With that in mind, if you know of any good vegan food available inside Miami Airport, especially from some of the more local restaurants, please reach out and let us know
so that we can add and improve this guide!
Miami International Airport Vegan Options
The names of the chain restaurants are linked to their full VeggL guide. You can use it for reference. Some airport versions of these restaurants offer a smaller menu–just be aware of this.
NORTH TERMINAL
Concourse D
Starbucks
(Gates D10 & D32, 1st level arrivals, 2nd level near checkpoint 2 & 4)
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.
Subway (Gate D10)
Fresh sub or salad with veggie toppings, dressing and chips. The pic above shows a sub with their veggie patty. Not all locations carry it. Please check with this location. If not, order a Veggie Sub.
Chili’s (Gate D15)
There is definitely a limited amount of items at this airport Chili’s compared to the regular ones but you can absolutely make a meal.
You will find Chips & Salsa and/or Guacamole, Chili’s House Salad (order with Citrus Balsamic Vinaigrette and NO cheese or croutons–maybe ask if you can SUB with avocado), Black Beans, Mexican Rice, Seasonal Veggies (verify vegan-friendly) and French fries*.
Shula’s Bar & Grill (Gate D17)
Shula’s offers a Veggie Burger using an Impossible patty. We have NOT confirmed if this menu item is vegan. If you happen to have time to stop by and ask, please let us know so we can update here. 🙂
Wendy’s (Gate D19)
Look on the menu for their baked potato (order plain or with chives — ask for ketchup, mustard or see if they have guacamole to top it with). French fries* are always a Wendy’s option as well.
Bunnie Cakes (Gate D21)
A VeggL user let us know that Bunnie Cakes is a vending machine WITH vegan cakes and cupcakes.
Thank you for letting us know, Kerri!
Corona Beach House (Gate D23)
We have NOT confirmed the following menu items at Corona Beach House as being vegan… but they look promising. If you happen to stop by and learn more, please let us know so we can update for the next vegan traveler.
Chips Salsa & Guacamole, Quinoa & Kale Salad (if you remove the cheese–ask if dressing is vegan-friendly), Impossible Burger and a few of the sides–broccoli, corn, plantains, fries, rice and black beans.
Einstein Bros. Bagels (Gate D26)
Order an Avocado Veg Out with NO schmear and you have a bagel & veggie sandwich. Or an Avocado Toast which is a bagel with avocado and everything spice mix. Even though Einstein does not carry vegan cream cheese, you do have options.
Estefan Kitchen Express (Gate D27)
Look for the Vegan Flatbread Pizza under their Freshly Baked Flatbreads section on the menu. They used to have a Vegan Cuban Sandwich–maybe ask about that one if you don’t see it on the menu.
A VeggL user let us know the flatbread pizza is delicious. Thank you for your review, Hayley!
Fig & Fennel (Gate D28)
This has been a controversial place for our VeggL users to visit. We have been told they have a couple of vegan items here (noted on the item that it is vegan) time and time again but then just now received an email from a VeggL user that said while it may say it is vegan, make sure to read the ingredients.
Our recommendation, if you happen to stop by, is to pay close attention to the ingredient list–seems that egg is the problem.
TGI Friday’s (Gate D36)
TGI Friday’s carries a Beyond Burger* (order without cheese) which creates an easy ordering option if you have a little time to kill before your flight. There are also Chips* & Salsa on the menu.
La Carreta (Gate D37)
A VeggL user let us know La Carreta offers a delicious meal of black beans, rice, and sweet fried plantains. We have not confirmed this is vegan with the restaurant so we suggest asking prior to ordering.
Thank you for the info, Amy!
Dunkin’ (Gate D41)
Order a Coffee with Oat Milk and Mocha Swirl or a Vanilla Cold Brew with either oat or almond. For food, we like their Hash Browns or you can get an Everything or Cinnamon Raisin bagel, toasted or not. Maybe make a note that you do not want cream cheese as well… just in case.
–> A VeggL user let us know Dunkin’ at this airport does not offer Avocado Toast.
CENTRAL TERMINAL
Concourse E
Chick-fil-A (Gate E2)
Waffle Fries, Kale Crunch Salad and a Fruit Cup are your quick vegan options at Chick-Fil-A.
Great American Bagel Company (Gate E9)
Ask which bagels specifically do not have animal products (some may contain honey or dairy)–should be any of the following: cinnamon raisin, everything, multigrain, sesame or the baguette.
Then create a Veggie sandwich with cucumber, lettuce, red onion, roasted red peppers, shredded carrots and/or tomatoes. Ask what sauces or dressing would be an option.
Subway (2nd Level Departures)
Fresh sub or salad with veggie toppings, dressing and chips.
My favorite sub order is a 6″ Veggie Delight with banana peppers, cucumbers, green peppers, onion, spinach and tomatoes on hearty multigrain bread with sweet onion teriyaki sauce. Get a bag of Baked Lays. When ready to eat, add the Baked Lays to your sub for a little crunch. 🙂 -Jen
Burger King (Dining Court)
In the morning, pick up a coffee (no-dairy milk available), Hash Browns and/or French Toast Sticks*. In the afternoon or evening, order an Impossible Whopper* with NO mayo and fries*.
*All menu items have cross-contamination. You choose your level of comfort.
Concourse F
Dunkin’ (2nd Level Departures)
Order a Coffee with Oat Milk and Mocha Swirl or a Vanilla Cold Brew with either oat, almond or coconut milk. For food, we like their Hash Browns or you can get an Everything or Cinnamon Raisin bagel, toasted or not. Maybe make a note that you do not want cream cheese as well… just in case.
–> A VeggL user let us know Dunkin’ at this airport does not offer Avocado Toast.
Concourse G
Bunny Cakes (Gate G15)
Award Winning vegan cakes & cupcakes!!
Chili’s Too (2nd Level Departures)
You have a few options here… tostada chips & salsa, steamed broccoli or the fajitas with no butter, sour cream or cheese. Ask to SUB with extra fajita veggies and black beans. Be aware that airport location menus may vary. We suggest cross-referencing our guide.
SOUTH TERMINAL
Concourse H
Bunnie Cakes (Pre-Security by Door #25)
Award Winning vegan cake & cupcake vending machine.
Starbucks (Gate H5)
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.
Subway (Gate H7)
Fresh sub or salad with veggie toppings, dressing and chips.
Concourse H-J Connector
La Pausa
We have NOT confirmed if any of the following items are vegan but they are on La Pausa’s menu and sound promising: cauliflower bites, pasta salad and lentil soup. If you happen to stop by and learn more, please let us know!
Burger King
In the morning, pick up a coffee (no-dairy milk available), Hash Browns and/or French Toast Sticks*. In the afternoon or evening, order an Impossible Whopper* with NO mayo and fries*.
*All menu items have cross-contamination. You choose your level of comfort.
Concourse J
Starbucks (J7)
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.
Earl of Sandwich (Gate J8)
Earl of Sandwich is a very unique hot sandwich chain with vegan options at their regular locations. We have NOT confirmed if the airport locations have them as well. If you happen to stop by and learn more, please let us know. This could be such a great vegan option if they do.
Corona Beach House (Gate J11)
This Corona Beach House location in the airport specifically marks which items are vegan. Looks like you can order Guacamole & Chips and/or a Beyond Burger.
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More Info
- Want to see the full list of dining options inside Seattle-Tacoma International Airport? Head over to Miami International Airport Dining Page
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- 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!
