
No Bones Byron Bay
No Bones is 100% plant-based.
Per-allergen evidence
No Bones is 100% plant-based. Every dish on the menu is vegan, and the kitchen is fully dedicated to plant-based cooking, so no animal products are used anywhere, confirmed by the venue's own website and menu that describe the food as 'plant-based' and 'vegan' throughout.
[1] Verified blog No Bones Byron Bay | Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, nobones.co
The venue's homepage describes it as a 100% vegan restaurant, using the tagline "Eat Flora, Not Fauna," and notes a plant-based menu.fetched May 25, 2026[2] Verified blog 100% Vegan Dinner Menu | No Bones Byron Bay, nobones.co
The menu page for the venue reports "plenty of options for gluten free, coeliac, nut free" and states the kitchen is "happy to adjust our menu to suit any dietries." Images of the menu show dishes, but the scraped text contains no explicit allergen codes.fetched May 25, 2026No Bones is a 100% vegan restaurant, which makes it automatically fully vegetarian. Every dish is plant-based, so there are no meat, fish, or animal-derived ingredients anywhere in the kitchen.
[1] Verified blog No Bones Byron Bay | Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, nobones.co
The venue's homepage describes it as a 100% vegan restaurant, using the tagline "Eat Flora, Not Fauna," and notes a plant-based menu.fetched May 25, 2026[2] Verified blog 100% Vegan Dinner Menu | No Bones Byron Bay, nobones.co
The menu page for the venue reports "plenty of options for gluten free, coeliac, nut free" and states the kitchen is "happy to adjust our menu to suit any dietries." Images of the menu show dishes, but the scraped text contains no explicit allergen codes.fetched May 25, 2026No Bones is a 100% vegan restaurant, meaning no dairy products are used anywhere in the kitchen. Every dish is plant-based and dairy-free by design. Multiple FindMeGlutenFree reviewers also note it is good for dairy-free.
[1] Aggregator No Bones - Gluten-Free Vegan Restaurant in Byron Bay, FindMeGlutenFree
A FindMeGlutenFree listing with 9 ratings reports a dedicated gluten-free fryer, a menu clearly marked with GF and GFO options, knowledgeable staff, and a special gluten-free tasting menu. Multiple coeliac reviewers confirm no symptoms.fetched May 25, 2026[2] Verified blog No Bones Byron Bay | Restaurant & Cocktail Bar, nobones.co
The venue's homepage describes it as a 100% vegan restaurant, using the tagline "Eat Flora, Not Fauna," and notes a plant-based menu.fetched May 25, 2026[3] Verified blog 100% Vegan Dinner Menu | No Bones Byron Bay, nobones.co
The menu page for the venue reports "plenty of options for gluten free, coeliac, nut free" and states the kitchen is "happy to adjust our menu to suit any dietries." Images of the menu show dishes, but the scraped text contains no explicit allergen codes.fetched May 25, 2026No Bones is a 100% plant-based restaurant with a dedicated gluten-free fryer and a menu that clearly marks GF and GFO items, with multiple coeliac reviewers reporting knowledgeable staff and a separate GF tasting menu. Those reviewers experienced no symptoms after eating. Although the kitchen is shared and not 100% gluten-free, the structural precautions like a dedicated fryer, flagged food, and trained staff make it a strongly trusted choice for coeliac diners. One older review said only chips were GF, but the overwhelming majority of recent reviews confirm that there is a wide range of gluten-free options available.
[1] Aggregator No Bones - Gluten-Free Vegan Restaurant in Byron Bay, FindMeGlutenFree
A FindMeGlutenFree listing with 9 ratings reports a dedicated gluten-free fryer, a menu clearly marked with GF and GFO options, knowledgeable staff, and a special gluten-free tasting menu. Multiple coeliac reviewers confirm no symptoms.fetched May 25, 2026[2] Verified blog 100% Vegan Dinner Menu | No Bones Byron Bay, nobones.co
The menu page for the venue reports "plenty of options for gluten free, coeliac, nut free" and states the kitchen is "happy to adjust our menu to suit any dietries." Images of the menu show dishes, but the scraped text contains no explicit allergen codes.fetched May 25, 2026[3] Verified blog Top 28 Gluten-Free Spots Across Byron Bay, atly.com
Atly compiled a list of 28 gluten-free spots in Byron Bay. No Bones is among them, listed as 'Accommodating Gluten-Free' because GF options are marked directly on the menu.fetched May 25, 2026[4] Verified blog No Bones Byron Bay - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Byron Bay, atly.com
No Bones has a dedicated page accommodating gluten-free diets, with GF options marked, confirmed by Kitchen Manager Lili Woollacott. Some risk of cross-contamination is noted.fetched May 25, 2026[5] Verified blog Top 7 Gluten-Free Vegetarian Havens to Explore in Byron Bay, atly.com
An Atly list of 7 GF vegetarian havens includes No Bones, which is listed as 'Accommodating Gluten-Free' and has its GF options marked.fetched May 25, 2026The venue's website states that it offers 'plenty of options for gluten free, coeliac, nut free' and is happy to adjust the menu for dietary needs. No source confirms a dedicated nut-free kitchen or fryer. The menu includes items like romesco (typically made with nuts) and other nut-containing dishes. Cross-contamination risk is present in a shared kitchen. It is best to confirm specific dishes with staff.
[1] Aggregator No Bones - Gluten-Free Vegan Restaurant in Byron Bay, FindMeGlutenFree
A FindMeGlutenFree listing with 9 ratings reports a dedicated gluten-free fryer, a menu clearly marked with GF and GFO options, knowledgeable staff, and a special gluten-free tasting menu. Multiple coeliac reviewers confirm no symptoms.fetched May 25, 2026[2] Verified blog 100% Vegan Dinner Menu | No Bones Byron Bay, nobones.co
The menu page for the venue reports "plenty of options for gluten free, coeliac, nut free" and states the kitchen is "happy to adjust our menu to suit any dietries." Images of the menu show dishes, but the scraped text contains no explicit allergen codes.fetched May 25, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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