Trying to find vegan options at the Atlanta Airport can literally feel like a crap shoot. Even if you pass something that may be an ‘okay’ option, should you take it or wait to see if you end up finding something better?
Well, have no fear any longer. If you’re at the Atlanta Airport (which if you’re reading this you probably are), then we’ve got you covered!
We’re about to dissect the Atlanta Airport piece by piece and tell you where to find the best vegan options available.
We work tirelessly to keep each cheat sheet as updated as possible. However, things do change. If you notice a correction we need to make, please reach out to us.
*Always remember that cross-contamination can occur in any restaurant that does not offer a 100% vegan kitchen. You choose your level of comfort and don’t be afraid to ask questions when ordering.
Vegan at Atlanta Airport
Domestic Terminal
Click on the name of any chain restaurant to see the full guide showing all their vegan options.
Auntie Anne’s (Atrium NE)
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.
Burger King (Atritum SE)
Burger King offers the Impossible Whopper (order with no mayo) and the fries are vegan too.
Starbucks Coffee (Atrium NE)
Tons of vegan drink varieties along with bagels, oatmeal and a variety of snacks. Also, the new Chickpea box (pictured above) which reminds us of an adult version of a Lunchable.
TGI Fridays (Atrium NW)
Fridays has the Beyond Burger that can be made vegan with a few small modifications (Order with NO cheese and NO sauce).
Concourse T
Jamba Juice (T3)
Tons of great vegan juice options. The Protein Berry Workout “Power Smoothie” and the Amazing Greens Smoothie are our favorites.
Pro Tip: Doesn’t open until noon (as of 10/5/22). So if you’re on an early morning flight, save yourself the walk to the end of this terminal.
TGI Fridays (T4)
Friday’s has the Beyond Burger that can be made vegan with a few small modifications.
Subway (T6)
Make your own veggie sandwich.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (T6)
All of your coffee offerings with non-dairy milk! Check with this location to see which non-dairy milk is available. Soy, Coconut, Almond and Oat (for an extra charge) are available at most locations.
Food options can vary, but if you get lucky the Banana Nut Loaf is vegan.
Auntie Anne’s (T15)
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.
Concourse A
Click on the name of any chain restaurant to see the full guide showing all their vegan options.
Great Wraps (Center)
Hummus Veggie Wrap
Qdoba Mexican Grill (Center)
Qdoba has some excellent vegan options. Unfortunately, Impossible Meat may not be offered at airport locations; however, you have plenty to choose from including their rice, beans, fajita veggies, salsas, chips, and guacamole.
Low stress ordering and delicious food makes Qdoba a great pick.
P.F. Chang’s (Center Upper Level)
Vegan Options include Veggie Lettuce Wraps (which are amazing), Ma Po Tofu and Thai Chili.
Asian Chao (A3)
Options can vary at Asian Chao. Some locations offer steamed tofu with mixed veggies, miso soup, cucumber rolls, veggie rolls, steamed rice, and fruit salad. UPDATE: We were alerted that Asian Chao cooks their mixed veggies in chicken broth. Thank you Chrystal!
Pinkberry (A9)
Create your own yogurt chain with plenty of vegan options! They do vary by location so verify what is available when before you order.
Freshens (A25)
A variety of vegan smoothie options
Dunkin Donuts (A28)
No vegan donuts, but multiple bagel selections (like Everything and Cinnamon Raisin), Avocado Toast and Hashbrowns makes Dunkin a decent choice.
Dunkin’ also now offers Coconut, Almond and Oat Milk (though at an extra charge) which makes many coffee combinations possible.
Concourse B (Gate)
Delta Sky Club
We were made aware by a VeggL user that the Delta Sky Club offers vegan options.
Thank you for the info, Angela!
Asian Chao (Center)
Options can vary at Asian Chao. Some locations offer miso soup, cucumber rolls, veggie rolls, steamed rice, and fruit salad. (Note: Mixed veggies are cooked in chicken broth)
Fresh to Order (Center)
Multiple options here that only require small modifications. Paninis on Ciabatta bread, Salads and Lentil Soup. While we don’t have a cheat sheet for Fresh to Order (yet!), they do. Click here to see it.
Willy’s Mexican Grill (Center)
Has burritos, tacos and burrito bowls that come in both veggie and tofu options.
TGI Fridays (Center & B8)
Fridays has the Beyond Burger that can be made vegan with a few small modifications (Order with NO cheese and NO sauce).
Freshens (B9)
A variety of vegan smoothie options
Auntie Anne’s (B23)
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. Be aware ordering with no butter is a special order and will take extra time. Be prepared to wait.
Dunkin Donuts (B26)
No vegan donuts, but multiple bagel selections (like Everything and Cinnamon Raisin), Avocado Toast, Hummus Toast, and Hashbrowns makes Dunkin a great choice.
Dunkin’ also now offers Coconut, Almond and Oat Milk (though at an extra charge) which makes many coffee combinations possible.
Concourse C (Gate)
Click on the name of any chain restaurant to see the full guide showing all their vegan options.
Great Wraps Grill (Center)
Hummus Veggie Wrap
Saladworks (Center)
Locations may vary on salad options. We suggest verifying which are vegan prior to ordering.
When creating your salad most locations offer baked tofu, avocado and hummus as “protein options” (edamame and a bean medley are considered “toppings”) with a few dressings like a Balsamic Vinaigrette, Lemon Olive Oil Vinaigrette or a Sweet Sesame.
Carrabba’s Italian Grill (Gate Center)
Order a House Salad or Italian Salad with Light Balsamic or dressing with extra virgin olive oil and/or Balsamic Vinegar, the Spaghetti with Pomodoro Sauce and Grilled Seasonal Vegetables for a complete meal.
See their guide for additional options.
La Madeleine (C7 & C40)
We suggest asking what vegan options they have available since their menu does rotate based on seasons but you should be able to at least get an Avocado Toast with a bowl or cup of Fruit.
Jersey Mike’s (C14)
You have a couple of veggie sub options (with modifications) and chips or fries.
Starbucks Coffee (C16 & C37)
Tons of vegan drink varieties along with bagels, oatmeal and snacks. Also, the Chickpea box which reminds us of an adult version of a Lunchable.
Auntie Anne’s (C17)
Auntie Anne’s pretzels are vegan as long as you ask for NO butter on them! There are a couple of options you can choose from including a couple of different dipping sauces.
Please be aware that ordering with no butter will take time to order since it will be prepared fresh.
Chick-fil-A (C21)
Order a Cool Wrap with a few modifications, some Waffle Fries and/or a Kale Crunch Side.
Sbarro (C42)
We suggest verifying you can special request a pizza. If so, you can order one with NO cheese and add your veggie toppings.
Concourse D (Gate)
Einstein Bros. Bagels (Center)
LOTS of options for bagels and a couple of spreads to go with them.
Freshens (Center)
A variety of vegan smoothie options
Garbanzo Mediterranean Grill (Center)
“Make your own” Gyro, Salad, Pita or Wrap. Choose Falafel or mushrooms and then your choice of veggies. We suggest verifying the options you can choose from prior to ordering.
Buffalo Wild Wings (Center Upper Level)
We suggest verifying which of the items we have listed are available and can be prepared as we have them on the VeggL guide. We say this since locations can vary on what they are able to do in airports.
Auntie Anne’s (D23)
Auntie Anne’s pretzels are vegan as long as you ask for NO butter on them! There are a couple of options you can choose from including a couple of different dipping sauces.
Please be aware that ordering with no butter will take time to order since it will be prepared fresh.
Chipotle Mexican Grill (D29)
If you’ve found yourself in Concourse D, congratulations, you have the best vegan option at the Atlanta Airport in your concourse. Create your own burrito or bowl, with rice, beans, sofritas, peppers & onions, salsa and lettuce.
The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (D30)
All of your coffee offerings with non-dairy milk! Check with this location to see which non-dairy milk is available. Soy, Coconut, Almond and Oat (for an extra charge) are available at most locations.
Food options can vary, but if you get lucky the Banana Nut Loaf is vegan.
Concourse E
Click on the name of any chain restaurant to see the full guide showing all their vegan options.
Caribou Coffee (Center)
Coffee, Lattes & Oatmeal. Verify this location offers a non-dairy milk, if needed, prior to ordering. Most locations offer almond milk.
Freshens (Center)
A variety of vegan smoothie options.
Nature’s Table (Center)
We suggest verifying which options are vegan prior to ordering.
Online we see they have a vegan vegetarian chili, fruit, fresh made juices, non-dairy smoothies, and an Avocado Cucumber Sandwich (verify the bread is vegan). The Greek Bowl appears to be vegan if ordered without the Tzatziki sauce.
Qdoba Mexican Grill (Center)
Get a burrito or bowl featuring rice, beans, lettuce, salsa and Impossible Meat.
Panda Express (Center)
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.
Subway (Center)
Make your own veggie sandwich.
TGI Fridays (Center)
Fridays has the Beyond Burger that can be made vegan with a few small modifications (Order with NO cheese and NO sauce).
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We hope this list of vegan options at the Atlanta Airport helps you the next time you’re in Atlanta (or perhaps more likely, right this second).
The idea for these airport lists started by me wandering around the Atlanta Airport trying to figure out if the place I was at was the best spot to get a bite or if there was something better down the way.
We wanted to create a simple to use guide that showed you the best vegan options inside the airport and where you could get them!
If you have more airport stops along your journey, be sure to check out our Airport Vegan Guides main page with guides to other airports like O’Hare in Chicago and JFK in New York.
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!
