UNION KIOSK
Union Kiosk's own website states that it is '100% VEGAN'.
Per-allergen evidence
Union Kiosk's own website states that it is '100% VEGAN'. Multiple independent sources confirm the venue serves only plant-based food and drink, with no animal products on the premises.
[1] Aggregator Union Kiosk - Melbourne Victoria Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow lists Union Kiosk as a vegan venue serving jaffles, coffee and sweets, with gluten-free options and a range of vegan milks, supporting the 100% vegan classification.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog UNION KIOSK, unionkiosk.com.au
The venue's own website declares '100% VEGAN'. That declaration provides the strongest structural evidence that no animal products are used on the premises.fetched May 5, 2026[3] Verified blog Union Kiosk - What's On Melbourne, whatson.melbourne.vic.gov.au
The City of Melbourne official listing confirms that cows' milk is not used and that only plant-based milks are offered. It also states that gluten-free and sugar-free options are available.fetched May 5, 2026[4] Verified blog Union Kiosk, vegman.org
Vegman lists Union Kiosk as a vegetarian (vegan-friendly) café with gluten-free options, corroborating the vegan and GF-available classification. The listed address is the former location.fetched May 5, 2026Union Kiosk is a 100% vegan venue. The restaurant is structurally entirely vegetarian, and no meat or animal products are present on the premises.
[1] Aggregator Union Kiosk - Melbourne Victoria Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow lists Union Kiosk as a vegan venue serving jaffles, coffee and sweets, with gluten-free options and a range of vegan milks, supporting the 100% vegan classification.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog UNION KIOSK, unionkiosk.com.au
The venue's own website declares '100% VEGAN'. That declaration provides the strongest structural evidence that no animal products are used on the premises.fetched May 5, 2026[3] Verified blog Union Kiosk, vegman.org
Vegman lists Union Kiosk as a vegetarian (vegan-friendly) café with gluten-free options, corroborating the vegan and GF-available classification. The listed address is the former location.fetched May 5, 2026The City of Melbourne's official listing explicitly states that cows' milk is off the menu at Union Kiosk, and the venue is 100% vegan, meaning no dairy products are used, only plant-based milk alternatives: almond, macadamia, coconut, oat, and soy.
[1] Verified blog UNION KIOSK, unionkiosk.com.au
The venue's own website declares '100% VEGAN'. That declaration provides the strongest structural evidence that no animal products are used on the premises.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog Union Kiosk - What's On Melbourne, whatson.melbourne.vic.gov.au
The City of Melbourne official listing confirms that cows' milk is not used and that only plant-based milks are offered. It also states that gluten-free and sugar-free options are available.fetched May 5, 2026Union Kiosk operates as a 100 percent vegan venue with no animal products, serving no meat or fish, which makes it structurally suitable for pescatarians.
[1] Aggregator Union Kiosk - Melbourne Victoria Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow lists Union Kiosk as a vegan venue serving jaffles, coffee and sweets, with gluten-free options and a range of vegan milks, supporting the 100% vegan classification.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog UNION KIOSK, unionkiosk.com.au
The venue's own website declares '100% VEGAN'. That declaration provides the strongest structural evidence that no animal products are used on the premises.fetched May 5, 2026Union Kiosk has a gluten-free menu (and a separate GF menu provided on request) with items flagged by ingredient safety level, and staff are described as knowledgeable and will clean kitchen space or change gloves. However, it is explicitly stated to be a shared kitchen where gluten products are used, so cross-contamination risk is acknowledged.
[1] Aggregator UNION KIOSK - Gluten-Free Friendly Coffee Shop in Melbourne, FindMeGlutenFree
The source provides two coeliac-community reviews that confirm a GF-marked menu, knowledgeable staff who clean the prep space and change gloves, and an explicit warning that it is a shared kitchen with gluten products and therefore not coeliac-safe.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog https://www.ubereats.com/au/store/union-kiosk/4ehZ2wwbSCG_GPd5pNz11Q, ubereats.com
An Uber Eats snippet confirms that the 'ham' ingredient is not gluten-free and instructs customers to request GF bread and a ham substitution for gluten-free jaffles, supporting the shared-kitchen / ingredient-variable picture for coeliac classification.fetched May 5, 2026The City of Melbourne's listing notes that sugar-free options are available. No further detail on which items qualify or how they are prepared is provided by any source.
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