Dutch Bros

Dutch Bros
Vegetarian-Friendly

Dutch Bros is vegetarian-friendly by default, since its menu is almost entirely coffee, tea, and blended drinks with barely any food to worry about.

TypeNational chain
LocationNational
Cost$
CuisineCoffee, Drinks
Vegetarian at a glance
Vegan options
Marks vegetarian items on menu
Dedicated prep area
Cross-contamination riskNone · 5/5

Last verified: 2026-07-24

Dutch Bros: What’s Vegetarian Editorial Review

Dutch Bros keeps this simple: it sells drinks, not meals, so almost every single item on the menu is already vegetarian. There’s no bacon, chicken, or meat anywhere on the drink side. The only question is dairy, and most drinks convert to vegan with an easy swap. This drive-thru chain built its reputation on customized coffee and its signature Rebel energy drinks, so the food case is a minor sideshow next to the drink board.

What to order at Dutch Bros

Start with brewed coffee, espresso, or an Americano ordered black for a fully vegan drink. Lattes, mochas, and Chai Lattes go vegan too once you swap in almond, oat, or coconut milk. Cold Brew and Nitro Cold Brew are vegan black, and the Rebel energy drink base, Myst Energy Refreshers, lemonade, iced tea, and sparkling Dutch soda are all vegan as ordered. The fruit smoothies work too if you hold the Soft Top.

What to watch out for

Dairy is the catch, not meat. A Breve is made with half-and-half, and Hot Cocoa, shakes, and the Blended Freeze all rely on milk. Soft Top, the cream topping on smoothies and sodas, contains dairy, as do the caramel, white chocolate, and pumpkin sauces. Most muffin tops, cookies, and granola bars in the food case contain milk or egg. Recipes and toppings can vary by stand, so confirm with the barista before you order if you’re strict about dairy.

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