If you’re at the St Louis Lambert International Airport in Missouri and are looking for something vegan to eat? You are in the right place!
We’ve taken the time to scour through the St Louis (STL) Airport’s Dining Guide to find everything vegan-friendly in the airport and where everything 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.
There are more local restaurants in St Louis that we have not been able to get info on. If you happen to stop by one and find vegan options, please help us out
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Vegan Options at St. Louis 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.
Pre-Security (T1 Lower Level)
Starbucks
Starbucks has way too many vegan-friendly drinks to list here, most with either no or only slight modifications needed to order them vegan. Our suggestion is to refer to our vegan guide for Starbucks if you are not sure of what 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.
FYI: If you want to wait until after you’ve gone through security, there are five (yes, five!) more Starbucks located inside the airport.
A Gates
Farmer’s Fridge (Gates A4 & A17)
Vegan options in a fridge (aka a vending machine); touchless ordering and a reward program is offered with the Farmer’s Fridge app. You can find a variety of vegan options ranging from oats, a burrito bowl, chips & guac and even vegan cookie dough bites.
These options will always vary.
Starbucks (Gate A5)
Plenty of coffee drinks & combos you can create with oat, almond, soy or coconut milk. We have a list of Starbucks options broken down by hot & cold drinks plus modifications.
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.
FYI: Sorry if this is going to get repetitive, but there are still four more Starbucks locations in the St Louis Airport.
Dunkin’ and Baskin Robbins (A17)
There is a Dunkin’ and Baskin Robbins combo location near Gate A17.
Multiple bagels (like Everything and Cinnamon Raisin) are available. Avocado Toast and Hash Browns make Dunkin a decent choice. Dunkin’ offers oat, almond and coconut milk (with an extra charge) which makes many coffee combinations possible.
If you have a hankering for ice cream and get lucky, this Baskin location might be carrying a non-dairy option. This varies by location.
FYI: There is another Dunkin’ – Baskin Robbins location in E Gates.
C Gates
Starbucks (C2 and C17)
Plenty of coffee drinks & combos you can create with oat, almond, soy or coconut milk. We have a list of Starbucks options broken down by hot & cold drinks plus modifications.
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.
Farmer’s Fridge (Gates C5 & C24)
Vegan options in a fridge (aka a vending machine); touchless ordering and a reward program is offered with the Farmer’s Fridge app. You can find a variety of vegan options ranging from oats, a burrito bowl, chips & guac and even vegan cookie dough bites.
These options will always vary.
E Gates
Auntie Anne’s (Gate E12)
Auntie Anne’s pretzels can be ordered vegan IF they are willing to make yours without the butter that is added BEFORE they go into the oven. This isn’t just a VeggL hack, it’s something that they themselves promote on their website.
Having said that, we’ve had mixed luck trying to do this ourselves. Some locations are willing to do it and some won’t.
Shake Shack (Gate E16)
Shake Shack has given us a veggie burger in 2023 called their Veggie Shack. It does require many modifications so look at our guide for updated details. Make it a complete order with their fries and a drink.
Starbucks (Gates E16 & E29)
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.
Vino Volo (Gate E18)
We had a VeggL user let us know Vino Volo is an option at a different airport so we’re adding it here as well.
We suggest asking what options are or can be made vegan but we were told you can order Avocado Toast, Avocado & Beet salad (minus the feta), and Truffle popcorn without the butter (ask them for a little extra truffle oil instead).
Farmer’s Fridge (Gates E10, E20, E29 & E34)
Vegan options in a fridge (aka a vending machine); touchless ordering and a reward program is offered with the Farmer’s Fridge app. You can find a variety of vegan options ranging from oats, a burrito bowl, chips & guac and even vegan cookie dough bites.
These options will always vary.
More Links and Info
- If you’d like to see all the dining options at the St Louis Airport, then go check out their official Dining Page.
- Have another flight today? VeggL has dozens of Airport Vegan Guides, in the United States, including other popular airports like LaGuardia Airport in New York and the Denver Airport.
- 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!
