
MeeT on Main
The restaurant's FAQ states that its menu is dairy free.
Per-allergen evidence
The restaurant's FAQ states that its menu is dairy free. All cheese, cream, and feta items are vegan substitutes, and no dairy ingredients are kept on the premises.
The restaurant's FAQ explicitly states that the menu is egg-free, and no eggs are used in any dishes.
Menu items that contain gluten are marked with a ‡ symbol. Two deep fryers are reserved for gluten-free items. A gluten-friendly bun is available as a substitution. The restaurant's FAQ states that it can never guarantee that items are 100% free of allergens, and it notes that shared preparation may involve gluten-containing ingredients.
[1] Official MeeT Food Menu - MeeT Restaurant Group, MeeT on Main (official menu)
Dishes containing tree nuts are marked with ◊, while those containing gluten carry a ‡ symbol. A gluten-free bun substitution is available, and the menu is fully plant-based.fetched May 13, 2026[2] Official Happy Hour Menu | MeeT Restaurants, MeeT on Main (official menu)
A happy hour menu marks items with ◊ for tree nuts and ‡ for gluten, and it offers a gluten-free bun option.fetched May 13, 2026[3] Verified blog MeeT on Main | MeeT Restaurants, eatmeet.ca
Location page FAQ: peanut-free establishment; two dedicated GF fryers; menu is egg & dairy free; nuts used extensively; cross-contamination warning.fetched May 13, 2026The entire menu is 100% plant-based, meaning it is egg and dairy free. The restaurant describes itself as "veggie-friendly" and structured data tags it as "Plant-Based." No animal products are used, which effectively makes the kitchen a dedicated vegan kitchen.
[1] Official MeeT Food Menu - MeeT Restaurant Group, MeeT on Main (official menu)
Dishes containing tree nuts are marked with ◊, while those containing gluten carry a ‡ symbol. A gluten-free bun substitution is available, and the menu is fully plant-based.fetched May 13, 2026[2] Verified blog MeeT on Main | MeeT Restaurants, eatmeet.ca
Location page FAQ: peanut-free establishment; two dedicated GF fryers; menu is egg & dairy free; nuts used extensively; cross-contamination warning.fetched May 13, 2026The kitchen operates on a fully plant-based basis, meaning every item is vegetarian and no meat, fish, or animal-derived ingredients are used.
[1] Official MeeT Food Menu - MeeT Restaurant Group, MeeT on Main (official menu)
Dishes containing tree nuts are marked with ◊, while those containing gluten carry a ‡ symbol. A gluten-free bun substitution is available, and the menu is fully plant-based.fetched May 13, 2026[2] Verified blog MeeT on Main | MeeT Restaurants, eatmeet.ca
Location page FAQ: peanut-free establishment; two dedicated GF fryers; menu is egg & dairy free; nuts used extensively; cross-contamination warning.fetched May 13, 2026Tree nut items clearly marked (◊); restaurant is peanut-free but tree nuts are extensively used (cashew, walnut, almond); FAQ states nuts are processed separately but cross-contamination risk remains; some items can be modified to omit nuts.
[1] Official MeeT Food Menu - MeeT Restaurant Group, MeeT on Main (official menu)
Dishes containing tree nuts are marked with ◊, while those containing gluten carry a ‡ symbol. A gluten-free bun substitution is available, and the menu is fully plant-based.fetched May 13, 2026[2] Official Happy Hour Menu | MeeT Restaurants, MeeT on Main (official menu)
A happy hour menu marks items with ◊ for tree nuts and ‡ for gluten, and it offers a gluten-free bun option.fetched May 13, 2026[3] Verified blog MeeT on Main | MeeT Restaurants, eatmeet.ca
Location page FAQ: peanut-free establishment; two dedicated GF fryers; menu is egg & dairy free; nuts used extensively; cross-contamination warning.fetched May 13, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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