Five Farms Cafe

The menu marks several items with 'GFO' (gluten-free option) and 'gfo' alongside dishes like Smashed Avocado, Five Farms benedict, and Burrata & Seasonal Greens. A gluten-free toast option is available. The cafe's FAQ confirms gluten-free dishes are offered. However the kitchen is shared with wheat-containing items and no dedicated equipment or separate prep area is mentioned, so cross-contamination is a risk. Confirm with staff before ordering.

The menu marks items with (v) such as Burrata & Seasonal Greens, and offers many vegetable-heavy dishes. The FAQ mentions accommodating dietary needs. A shared kitchen with meat and seafood is standard, but egg and dairy items are abundant. Reliable for vegetarians who eat eggs and dairy.

Eggs are a core ingredient across most dishes, appearing in forms such as poached, fried, scrambled eggs, and hollandaise. The menu marks some items as vegan by omitting eggs, but it does not separately identify egg-free dishes. Staff may be able to advise on modifications, though the kitchen is heavily egg-focused. Communicating the need clearly makes the restaurant more reliable, provided egg-heavy items are avoided.

The menu lists one marked vegan option: Smashed Avocado (vg). The FAQ says the cafe offers vegan dishes. No dedicated kitchen or equipment is noted, and cross-contamination from shared cooking surfaces is possible. Best effort - call ahead to confirm which items can be made fully vegan.

The menu shows heavy dairy use (cheese, cream, labneh, mascarpone, hollandaise). No dairy-free marks appear on items. The FAQ says they accommodate dietary needs, but no specific dairy-free process is described. Best effort - ask staff about modifications.

Nuts are present throughout the menu. The Superseed Granola Bowl, clearly marked with an (N), contains pistachio and coconut, while the French Toast also features pistachio and the Smashed Avocado comes topped with pistachio dukkah. No nut-free kitchen policy is stated. No dedicated equipment is mentioned. No staff training is referenced. Information available is limited, and calling ahead is advisable to assess the risk for anaphylaxis.