It doesn’t get much more vegan than that! 8. Here are the only two vegan salad dressings I see: I’d just ask your waiter for help if you’re looking to do that. You can also customize other salads to be vegan… But none of them are very close, so it can get complicated. Be sure to order without cheese and croutons. This simple salad comes with mixed greens, cucumber, and tomato. Note: The same details about possible contamination apply here as for the fries above. Not my thing personally, but some people love these as a side for a burger. These are just some simple kettle-style potato chips. Get either (or both) at Red Robin, and it’s vegan. You can’t go wrong with tortilla chips and guac-or tortilla chips and salsa. Note: The same details about possible contamination apply here as for the Steak Fries above. In this case, they go with Sweet Potato Fries! And you simply can’t argue with the results. Show me some creativity! I love to see waffle fries, crinkle-cut, shoestring, tater tots, etc. I love when restaurants have multiple fry options. I doubt that even 1 vegan in 10,000 would have a complaint about calling these Steak Fries vegan. The fries are only possibly contaminated with “splashback” or “vapors” from fryers used in the same kitchen. But their explanation actually sounds much more vegan-friendly than most restaurants. They warn of possible cross-contamination in the frying process.

Like many restaurants, Red Robin is hesitant to claim that these are 100% vegan. The Vegetarian Resource Group dug into this issue to make sure, and we’re good to go. They’re cooked in vegetable oil, not lard or animal fat. The Steak Fries are in fact vegan, by the way. They’re so wide and thick, they feel so much heartier than the wimpy thin fries at most restaurants. Whatever you normally get on your vegan burgers, they’re likely to have it. See below for a list of the vegan toppings and sauces, but they have most of the typical ones you would expect. Note: The Multigrain Bun, Gluten-Free Bun, Onion Bun, and Corn Jalapeno Bun are not vegan. Make sure you’re ordering the right bun and toppings to make it fully vegan. That said, don’t just say “Impossible Burger” and expect it to come vegan.

Really, just go for the Impossible Burger patty. If you see a “Garden Burger” patty, that’s actually not vegan, as it contains cheese and other dairy products. Most people agree the Impossible Burger is the higher-quality and more realistic burger of the two. I wouldn’t be surprised if the Boca Burger was phased out, though. Red Robin has vegan burgers! In fact, in many locations, you may find two vegan burger patties on the menu: I recommend double-checking anything important with staff at your local Red Robin. Menu options often change and vary by location. This vegan menu was made with the help of the Allergen Menu on Red Robin’s website, along with other vegan bloggers and animal rights organizations.

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