Blaze Pizza: What’s Vegetarian Editorial Review

Blaze Pizza starts vegetarians off with a real advantage: this is a build-your-own pizza chain, so you control every ingredient that hits your pie. You’ll find a vegetarian-friendly signature pizza, free vegan cheese, multiple meat-free doughs, and a long list of veggie toppings, all cooked in about two minutes in a 600-to-800-degree oven.

What to order at Blaze Pizza

Start with the Classic, High Rise, or Gluten-Free dough, all vegan by default, then add free Daiya vegan cheese and any of the veggie toppings. The Herbivore is the vegetarian signature pizza, though it’s built on mozzarella, so it isn’t vegan. Red sauce, spicy red sauce, and BBQ sauce are all vegan, and the build-your-own veggie pizza with vegan dough, Daiya, and veggie toppings is your safest full vegan meal.

What to watch out for

The Cauliflower Crust and Keto Crust both sound plant-based, but neither is vegan, since each is built on dairy and egg. Don’t assume cauliflower means meat-free in the vegan sense here. The White Cream Sauce, Garlic Pesto, and Ranch dressing all carry dairy too, and the Caesar dressing contains anchovy, so skip or ask about it if you’re vegetarian. The Green Goddess Chop Salad is vegetarian only, thanks to the mozzarella, not vegan. Cinnamon Bread’s availability can vary by location too, so ask before you count on it for dessert.