Source Foods

Mixed (omnivore) cafe that consistently runs multiple vegan options, marked on the menu as 'NAP' (no animal products). HappyCow has 14 vegan reviews including long-term regulars; staff are repeatedly described as 'knowledgeable about vegan standards' and able to veganise items (e.g. avocado toast with crispy cauliflower). Signature vegan dishes include the Vegan Feast all-day breakfast, vegan bagel with tofu feta, vegan cheese toastie and vegan donuts; the soup of the day is reported to default to vegan in winter. Meat is served in the same kitchen, so this is marked-menu rather than dedicated.

HappyCow categorises Source Foods as veg-options (lacto/ovo), with a substantial vegetarian menu sitting alongside meat dishes. A long-standing vegetarian reviewer notes bringing friends 'vego or not' on a regular basis, with everyone enjoying the food; vegan/NAP items are marked clearly on the menu, making vegetarian options straightforward to identify.

Source Foods does not operate a dedicated gluten-free kitchen. The menu marks most items as GFO, or gluten-free option. Reviewers describe the staff as knowledgeable and willing to accommodate. FindMeGlutenFree flags the venue as a shared-kitchen environment that may not be safe for those with coeliac disease. Atly describes the venue as accommodating gluten-free, with trained staff but some risk of cross-contamination. Two coeliac reviewers on FindMeGlutenFree, both giving 5-star ratings, ate here without issue. One of them returned twice in a single week.

No dedicated dairy-free marking is described, but the venue's vegan/NAP options are dairy-free by definition and dairy-free milks (soy, almond, coconut) are offered for drinks. Reviewers note staff will veganise/dairy-swap dishes on request. Evidence is indirect — community help wanted to confirm explicit dairy-free marking and cross-contamination practice.