Domino’s Vegan Pizza Guide  

For those craving Domino’s vegan pizza, it’s disappointing that vegan cheese isn’t yet an option in the U.S. However, if you don’t mind pizza without cheese, this guide will help you customize your order with the best vegan-friendly crust, sauces, and toppings available. 

How to Order a Vegan Pizza at Domino’s?

Domino’s U.S. menu doesn’t include any pizzas specifically labeled as vegan. This means we need to get creative. Choose the option Build Your Own Pizza and select a vegan crust, a vegan-friendly sauce, and choose from all the available vegan toppings.

Don’t worry—it’s easier than it sounds! Below is a complete guide to help you order your perfect vegan pizza quickly and effortlessly.

Vegan Pizza Crust 

Crunchy Thin Crust 

At Domino’s, the Crunchy Thin Crust is the only vegan-friendly crust, as all others contain milk or honey. It’s the safest choice for a plant-based pizza.

Vegan Pizza Sauce  

Robust Inspired Tomato Sauce  

The only vegan pizza sauce at Domino’s is the Robust Inspired Tomato Sauce. All others like Honey BBQ, Garlic Parmesan, Alfredo, and Ranch contain milk or honey, making them unsuitable for a vegan pizza. 

Vegan Pizza Toppings 

Vegetable pizza toppings at Domino’s are plentiful—much like Subway—and you can’t go wrong by loading up your pizza with plenty of fresh, colorful veggies. These options include 

• Baby Spinach 
• Jalapeno Peppers 
• Onions 
• Banana Peppers 
• Diced Tomatoes 
• Black Olives 
• Green Olives 
• Mushrooms 
• Pineapple 
• Spinach 
• Canned Tomatoes 
• Garlic 
• Green Bell Peppers 
• Green Chili Peppers 
• Dill Pickle Chips 
• Parsley 
• Roasted Red Peppers 
• Baby Carrots 
• Pepperoncini 

Pizza Topping Combos

Be careful not to overload your pizza with too many toppings. Instead, focus on creating well-balanced, delicious combinations that complement each other. Some of my favorite topping pairings include 

• Mushrooms + Spinach
• Baby Spinach + Jalapeno Peppers + Onions + Green Bell Peppers  
• Black Olives + Green Olives + Roasted Red Peppers + Parsley  
• Pineapple + Banana Peppers + Green Chili Peppers + Onions  
• Mushrooms + Spinach + Dill Pickle Chips + Pepperoncini 
• Mushrooms + Green Bell Peppers + Black Olives + Onions 

Other Vegan-Friendly Toppings

Some more vegan-friendly toppings can add flavor to your pizza. They are

• Phase Oil (Butter-flavored oil) 
• Oregano Blend Shake on 
• Garlic & Herb Shake on 
• Cinnamon Sugar Shake on 
• Cornmeal 
• Crushed Red Pepper Packet 

Vegan Dipping Sauces 

Make your meal more appetizing with these vegan dipping sauces 

• Garlic Dipping Sauce 
• Hot Buffalo Dipping Cup 
• Marinara Dipping Sauce  
• Sweet Mango Habanero Sauce Dipping Cup 

Build Your Own Pasta  

Just like pizza, there’s no ready-made vegan pasta option on the Domino’s menu. However, you can build your own pasta bowl by choosing the Robust Inspired Tomato Sauce and adding any three vegetable toppings.  

My favorite combo? Black olives, mushrooms, and banana peppers for a tangy, savory kick. 

Salads 

Classic Garden Salad  

Vegans can enjoy the Classic Garden Salad at Domino’s by skipping the cheddar cheese and croutons. It’s a fresh, colorful mix of grape tomatoes, red onion, carrots, red cabbage, and a blend of romaine and iceberg lettuce. For dressing, go with the vegan-friendly Balsamic Vinaigrette or Kraft Catalina. 

Sandwiches 

Unfortunately, vegans once had the option of ordering the Mediterranean Veggie Sandwich without cheese, enjoying its flavorful mix of banana peppers, onions, spinach, and tomatoes on artisan bread.

Sadly, Domino’s has discontinued this sandwich, and now all their sandwich options are loaded with cheese and meat, leaving no vegan-friendly choice. 

Beverages 

Pair your meal with 

• Coca-Cola  
• Diet coke 
• Fanta 
• Dr. Pepper 
• Sprite 
• Dasani Bottle Water 

The Domino’s Vegan Cheese Problem 

It’s frustrating that Domino’s offers vegan cheese in many countries—like the UK, Australia, and New Zealand—but not in the U.S.

For many pizza lovers, cheese is an essential part of the experience, and going without it can feel like something is missing. While customers abroad enjoy melty, dairy-free cheese on their vegan pizzas, those in the U.S. are left out. It’s high time Domino’s U.S. steps up to meet the growing demand for plant-based options and brings vegan cheese to American menus. 

Take Action – Request Domino’s Vegan Cheese 

I urge all fellow vegans and dairy-free eaters to sign PETA’s petition asking Domino’s to add vegan cheese to the U.S. menu: Sign the Petition Here. Together, we can push for change so everyone can enjoy a fully satisfying vegan pizza at Domino’s. 

Vegan or not, everyone deserves the joy of a fully loaded pizza. Until vegan cheese arrives, these tips will help you enjoy the best plant-based options Domino’s has to offer in 2025.