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A Vegan’s Guide to Pizza Pies in Tucson

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A Vegan’s Guide to Pizza Pies in Tucson

by Hannah HernandezDec 4, 2024Updated Sep 10, 20262 min read
Finding vegan pizza around Tucson isn’t necessarily hard, but it could be challenging if you don’t know what you’re looking for.
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13 spots

Falora

3000 E Broadway BlvdUniversity & 4th Ave

Endless vegan options at Falora. From pizza, and pasta, to dessert, you’re all set. Choose from La Cauliflora, Marinara, Za Zucca, El Fauxrizo, and more. El Fauxrizo is topped with house-made vegan chorizo, plant-based mozzarella, black beans, corn, cilantro lime crema, and scallions.

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Penelope Pizza

800 N Kolb RdEastside

The staff at Penelope is happy to create customized vegan options, but here’s a pro tip: Order the Pammy with no mozzarella and add jalapeños. Tons of flavors! You won’t miss the cheese. Order their Olivers’ Greens salad with no prosciutto or mozzarella. Their lemon vinaigrette is vegan, and they can add any veggies you’d like.

Reilly Craft Pizza and Drink

101 E Pennington StDowntown

Reilly has a pizza on the menu just for vegans. The Vegan features sauce, garlic, mushroom, peppers, eggplant, and onion. Add nutritional yeast for an additional dollar. Start with housemade bread (ask for no butter.)

Rocco's Little Chicago Pizzeria

2555 E Broadway BlvdUniversity & 4th Ave

Mushroom fans, this pizza is for you. Rocco’s has vegan options and daily soup specials that are usually vegan. The Fungus Humungous deep dish pizza and Spicy Hot Sticks are among the most popular vegan items. Mention that you want both items served vegan to avoid any cheese or ranch dressing. The marinara sauce is not vegan, but the pizza sauce is.

Zio Peppe

6502 E Tanque Verde RdEastside

Enjoy bread with garlic and oil and the vegan-as-is Rigatoni and Chiltepin Arrabiata. The Umami Tsunami pizza can be made vegan upon request. Ask for no sauce and no cheese. You’d think it wouldn’t be as exciting without those two ingredients, but the flavors in the toppings will blow your mind.
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Starting TODAY, Oct. 3, you can try the new flavor at @sisterstucson!

🌞Made with @yellowbrickcoffee
📍800 N Country Club Rd

Margarita and Piña Colada soft serve are also available. Which one are you picking?

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Tucson Meet Yourself is back! The 53rd annual festival runs Oct. 16-18 in downtown Tucson, free and open to everyone, with about 50 food vendors representing cultures from across Southern Arizona and well beyond.🎉

Visit tucsonfoodie.com for the vendor list + more detailsTucson Meet Yourself is back! The 53rd annual festival runs Oct. 16-18 in downtown Tucson, free and open to everyone, with about 50 food vendors representing cultures from across Southern Arizona and well beyond.🎉 Visit tucsonfoodie.com for the vendor list + more details
Here’s a look back at what the Tucson Foodie team enjoyed during September!

Not only are these reminders of the dishes we ate, but they can also be a guide for your own decisions on what to eat here in Tucson.❤️

- @Addiewankenobi: Mesquite Half Chicken and soup @sawmillrun, French Toast @sunshine_wine_tucson, Steak & Tacos @asadataqueria, Wild Game Trio @corktucson 

- @Thebigdaneenergy: Bulgogi Beef Pizza @sisterstucson, Nom Nom Balls @uncorked_bar, Chipotle Braised Short Rib @tubacgolfresortandspa, Taste of Havana Main Course and Summer Heritage Bean Salad @mojocubankitchen 

- @Deathfreefoodie: Vegan bean pupusas @asaditoszulmyta, Vegan buffet @delcielotamal 

- @Jackie_tran_: @odddogshotdogs, @bisouburger, Catering order of canelés and cream puffs @okashi_ice_cream_confections, Kale Salad @timemarket 

- @Shanereiser: Molcajete @ameliastucson 

More on Tucsonfoodie.comHere’s a look back at what the Tucson Foodie team enjoyed during September! Not only are these reminders of the dishes we ate, but they can also be a guide for your own decisions on what to eat here in Tucson.❤️ - @Addiewankenobi: Mesquite Half Chicken and soup @sawmillrun, French Toast @sunshine_wine_tucson, Steak & Tacos @asadataqueria, Wild Game Trio @corktucson - @Thebigdaneenergy: Bulgogi Beef Pizza @sisterstucson, Nom Nom Balls @uncorked_bar, Chipotle Braised Short Rib @tubacgolfresortandspa, Taste of Havana Main Course and Summer Heritage Bean Salad @mojocubankitchen - @Deathfreefoodie: Vegan bean pupusas @asaditoszulmyta, Vegan buffet @delcielotamal - @Jackie_tran_: @odddogshotdogs, @bisouburger, Catering order of canelés and cream puffs @okashi_ice_cream_confections, Kale Salad @timemarket - @Shanereiser: Molcajete @ameliastucson More on Tucsonfoodie.com
@Pueblovida is closing its original downtown taproom this fall, 12 years after opening, and moving next door to a larger space at 121 E. Broadway Blvd.

The new taproom will seat 100+ guests and feature 14 taps, a curated wine program and, for the first time, a restaurant. Chef Scott Girod of @Anello_pizzeria will open a new restaurant in the shared space, expected to follow the taproom’s late fall 2026 opening in early 2027.

“This taproom has always been more than four walls. It’s where we’ve celebrated milestones, introduced hundreds of new beers, watched friendships grow and built a community we’re incredibly grateful for. While we’re excited about what’s next, it’s impossible not to feel sentimental about saying goodbye to the place where it all happened.” — @Pueblovida Co-founder Linette Antillon 

Read the article on Tucsonfoodie.com@Pueblovida is closing its original downtown taproom this fall, 12 years after opening, and moving next door to a larger space at 121 E. Broadway Blvd. The new taproom will seat 100+ guests and feature 14 taps, a curated wine program and, for the first time, a restaurant. Chef Scott Girod of @Anello_pizzeria will open a new restaurant in the shared space, expected to follow the taproom’s late fall 2026 opening in early 2027. “This taproom has always been more than four walls. It’s where we’ve celebrated milestones, introduced hundreds of new beers, watched friendships grow and built a community we’re incredibly grateful for. While we’re excited about what’s next, it’s impossible not to feel sentimental about saying goodbye to the place where it all happened.” — @Pueblovida Co-founder Linette Antillon Read the article on Tucsonfoodie.com