
Hunter & Barrel Parramatta
The a la carte and lunch menus mark vegetarian (V) and vegan-on-request (VG) dishes.
Per-allergen evidence
The a la carte and lunch menus mark vegetarian (V) and vegan-on-request (VG) dishes. Options include Smoked Beetroot Hummus, Chopped Vegetable Salad, Truffle Potatoes, and several desserts. The kitchen is shared and not allergen-free, so cross-contamination is possible. Advise your waiter of dietary needs.
[1] Official A la Carte Menu | Hunter & Barrel, Hunter & Barrel Parramatta (official menu)
The a la carte menu carries dietary labels V for vegetarian and VG for vegan on request. A warning notes the kitchen is not allergen-free.fetched May 24, 2026[2] Official Lunch Menu | Hunter & Barrel, Hunter & Barrel Parramatta (official menu)
The Lunch or Power Lunch menu includes the same V/VG labelling and allergen disclaimer.fetched May 24, 2026The menu uses 'VG' to indicate dishes that are 'Vegan on Request', meaning modifications are possible but the kitchen is not dedicated to vegan preparation. Smoked Beetroot Hummus, Chopped Vegetable Salad, and Passion Fruit & Mango Sorbet are among the items marked VG. Cross-contamination risk exists. Modifications should be confirmed with staff.
[1] Official A la Carte Menu | Hunter & Barrel, Hunter & Barrel Parramatta (official menu)
The a la carte menu carries dietary labels V for vegetarian and VG for vegan on request. A warning notes the kitchen is not allergen-free.fetched May 24, 2026[2] Official Lunch Menu | Hunter & Barrel, Hunter & Barrel Parramatta (official menu)
The Lunch or Power Lunch menu includes the same V/VG labelling and allergen disclaimer.fetched May 24, 2026Hunter & Barrel is not officially halal-certified, but the restaurant states that most beef and chicken are sourced from halal-certified suppliers. Some sauces may contain cooked wine or vinegar. The venue advises diners to inform a waiter upon arrival for suitable dishes. No independent halal certification body is listed.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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