Miel Container

The Uber Eats menu lists a 'Veggie Patty Burger (V)' and the 1williamstreet.com description notes 'vegetarian burger patties are handmade'. This indicates a marked menu item for vegetarian. However, the kitchen is shared with meat-based burgers, and no dedicated prep area or fryer is mentioned. Cross-contamination risk is present.

No dedicated gluten-free kitchen, accreditation, or marked menu is mentioned in any of the available sources. The venue's own description on 1williamstreet.com highlights brioche buns, beef patties, and hand-crumbed items, all of which typically contain gluten. The Uber Eats menu lists brioche buns, crumbed fish, and onion rings, none of which are marked GF. A single Wanderlog review mentions "lots of gluten free options," but that review refers to a completely different venue, Chur Burger, not Miel Container. No source confirms staff training, a dedicated fryer, or a GF menu. Coeliac safety is unaddressed by the venue.

The Uber Eats menu lists a 'Veggie Patty Burger (V)'. The 'V' likely stands for vegetarian, not vegan, especially since the patty description includes cheese. There are no other vegan-specific items mentioned anywhere. No source confirms vegan options. There is also no source that confirms staff have any knowledge about vegan requirements, which means this is a community help wanted classification.