If youโve ever stared at a Dominoโs menu and thought, โOkayโฆ but what can I actually eat?โ youโre definitely not alone. The good news is that vegan Dominoโs orders are totally possible once you know what to look for and how to customize. While Dominoโs doesnโt have a huge official vegan menu, there are still plenty of ways to build a tasty plant-based meal.
From crust choices to sauces and veggie toppings, you can put together something that feels like real pizza nightโnot just a sad side salad. We break down all the vegan-friendly options at Dominoโs in a simple, easy way, so you donโt have to guess or stress. Whether youโre ordering delivery for movie night or grabbing a quick meal with friends, youโll know exactly how to order with confidence.
Letโs make your next Dominoโs run plant-based, delicious, and super easy.
Choose crunchy thin crust, select dipping sauces (robust tomato, bbq, hot buffalo, garlic, mango habanero, and marinara), order garden side salad (no croutons or cheese), and opt for Build Your Own Pasta bowl (no sauce, lots of veggies, side of marinara dipping sauce).

Even though Domino’s doesn’t have specific vegan options labeled on the menu, there’s no need to worry! You can still find plenty of delicious vegan-friendly choices if you know where to look. Plus, Michelle Cehn, Toni Okamoto, and Vince Lia have created a video guide to help you order the best vegan Domino’s options.
If youโre looking for vegan options at Domino’s, youโre in luck. They offer a small variety of menu items that are plant-based and vegan-friendly. Here are some delicious choices to enjoy next time you order:
Note: The Brooklyn, Handmade Pan, Hand Tossed, and Gluten-Free crusts all contain a milk by-product or honey, so they are not vegan. The Thin Crust is also made with a possibly animal-based amino acid in the dough conditioning, but is not confirmed (see FAQs.)
Note: The Mild Buffalo Wing Sauce contains milk, so make sure to choose the hot version instead.
Note: The Breadstick Seasoning is not vegan-friendly because milk is listed in the ingredients.
Make sure you double-check for updated information from the restaurant since they can change their recipes without notice!
With more than 6,500 locations across the U.S alone, it’s likely you may have one near you. So, the next time your friends want to go casual and grab lunch at this pizza chain, you’ll be readily prepared to be the โeasy-going vegan friend.”
If pizza is your preferred pick, here’s an example of a filling and delicious vegan option.
Sample Pizza Order: Choose a medium pizza with thin crust, extra sauce (robust inspired tomato sauce), banana peppers, green peppers, onion, spinach, black olives, jalapeno peppers, roasted peppers, and diced tomatoes. Add a side of garlic sauce, marinara, or barbecue dipping sauce for dipping and extra flavor.

Craving vegan pasta from Domino’s? It’s easy to customize their pasta to fit a plant-based diet. Follow these tips to enjoy a tasty vegan pasta dish:
Sample Pasta Order: Choose the Build Your Own Pasta meal with no sauce, along with onions, roasted red peppers, spinach, diced tomatoes, black olives, green peppers, and jalapeno peppers. Add a side of garlic sauce or marinara dipping sauce (not the pizza sauce) for extra flavor.

Enjoying a vegan sandwich is actually possible at Domino’s! With a few simple steps, you can customize your sandwich to be completely plant-based and delicious. Hereโs how to do it:
Sample Sandwich Order: Ask for an Italian sandwich with no meat and no cheese. Make sure to choose the sandwich/artisan bread, which is vegan-friendly. Fill with double portions of any veggies you love. Add a side of garlic sauce, marinara, or barbecue dipping sauce for extra flavor.

We’re sorry to say that it’s not vegan. Usually, gluten-free foods contain eggs. But, in this case, the pizza crust is free of eggs but includes honey as an ingredient.
Unfortunately, none of them are vegan-friendly. They all include milk in their ingredient lists.
Nope. The garlic oil blend contains parmesan cheese. Instead, try the garlic and herb seasonings to get a similar flavor.
Only the Robust Inspired Tomato Sauce is vegan-friendly. The rest contain milk ingredients, including the Hearty Marinara Sauce, which is disappointing and somewhat misleading.
The croutons are not vegan. They contain a milk ingredient, so you’ll need to ask for food without them.
No, the bread bowls are made with milk ingredients so they would not be vegan. If the bread bowl was dairy-free, this would be a great option.
The one ingredient that is questionably vegan in the thin crust is the l-cysteine amino acid that is used for conditioning the dough. This amino acid is generally extracted from animals (or even human hair), but it can also be plant-based through a process of fermentation using plant starch. In the overall scheme of things, this non-essential amino acid is not actively harming animals and it’s really a very minute ingredient. Literally a molecule. If that’s not something you feel comfortable with, you can choose the pasta dish with lots of veggies as a safer option.
All this said, when you have the option to go to a vegan-friendly pizzeria, do it! While Domino’s can save you from starving for a meal or two, it’s never going to knock your socks off.
Here are some growing pizza chains that offer vegan meats and/or cheeses:
Although Domino’s is known for not being very vegan-friendly, we don’t want to give up hope that they will change their mind and make vegan cheese a menu item. There are so many more vegan-friendly pizza places popping up all over the country (and the world!), so we’re going to keep our fingers crossed that Domino’s Pizza will become a part of it all. We’re dreaming of the day when appealing alternatives might be added to their meat-heavy menu โ like dairy-free cheese, plant-based meats, and sweet, decadent vegan desserts. Until then, we can always write to, call, or contact the managers of any location to make our requests.
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My favorite vegan pizza is from Blaze. They use separate utensils and gloves to avoid cross contamination and I can get as many toppings I want even pineapple for the same price! When I was vegetarian, I went to Domino’s and ordered a veggie pizza and they prepared it with an order after mine touching the meats before making my pizza with the same gloves. I asked for a new one and never went back!!
That’s awesome Blaze does that! I will have to check them out!
Dominos Australia have vegan cheese and vegan meat. They have about 7 vegan pizzas.
Wow, that’s incredible! So exciting that they are expanding their vegan options abroad!
This was incredibly helpful, I didnโt even know so many options could be made vegan
Unfortunately in the US a dough conditioner is used that is derived from cows milk whey. It is confirmed to be used in all the doughs so there is no true vegan pizza here but AU is killing it wow!
Hi Joanna, thank you so much for commenting and sharing this information! The dough conditioner (l-cysteine) could very well be animal and not plant-based. Some countries do use a non-animal based amino acid, so we’re crossing our fingers that it’s true in this case. We’ve contacted Dominos in hopes that they can give us more specific information about the source of their l-cysteine. We truly appreciate your support of this article and feedback for the vegan community. It’s great to know that Australia’s Dominos is doing so well. Wooo! Hope that the US follows suit asap. Thanks again!
Love this! Hoping the get vegan cheese soon. That’d be epic.
Although I’m not a huge fan of Domino’s Pizza, I do like the number of veggie toppings that they offer. I hope they’ll add vegan cheese to the menu ASAP!
I didn’t know Domino’s had so many vegan options! I may be ordering from there soon. I didn’t expect for so many of their sauces to be vegan!
So glad to see so many vegan options at Domino’s! The sample pizza order sounds delicious to me!