Tibits
Tibits is a vegetarian restaurant, with all dishes being vegetarian.
Per-allergen evidence
Tibits is a vegetarian restaurant, with all dishes being vegetarian. The menu clearly marks vegetarian options. As a dedicated vegetarian venue, it is reliable for vegetarians, though cross-contamination with non-vegetarian ingredients is not a concern here.
[1] Verified blog Tibits | Jaini’s Swisscapes, jainisdiaries.wordpress.com
A personal blog mentions the chain's approach to vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free diets in passing.fetched Jun 24, 2026[2] Official Our menu, Tibits (official menu)
The official menu page marks vegetarian items as V and vegan items as v, and offers plant-based milk, but carries no explicit allergen symbols or warnings.fetched Jun 24, 2026[3] Verified blog tibits – vegetarian and vegan restaurant, tibits.ch
The official homepage is a navigation hub. It contains no allergen-specific content.fetched Jun 24, 2026Tibits is a vegetarian restaurant with many explicitly vegan options marked on the menu. Plant-based milks are available. The shared buffet setup means cross-contamination with non-vegan items is possible, but the extensive vegan selection makes it reliable for most vegans.
[1] Verified blog Tibits | Jaini’s Swisscapes, jainisdiaries.wordpress.com
A personal blog mentions the chain's approach to vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free diets in passing.fetched Jun 24, 2026[2] Official Our menu, Tibits (official menu)
The official menu page marks vegetarian items as V and vegan items as v, and offers plant-based milk, but carries no explicit allergen symbols or warnings.fetched Jun 24, 2026[3] Official Vegetarian and vegan brunch, Tibits (official menu)
The official Sunday brunch page labels vegan items with a (v) mark but provides no allergen details.fetched Jun 24, 2026Tibits offers plant-based milk alternatives on its official menu. A blog mentions some dairy-free options, but the restaurant does not provide systematic dairy-free labelling or a dedicated kitchen. Many dishes may contain dairy.
[1] Verified blog Tibits | Jaini’s Swisscapes, jainisdiaries.wordpress.com
A personal blog mentions the chain's approach to vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free diets in passing.fetched Jun 24, 2026[2] Official Our menu, Tibits (official menu)
The official menu page marks vegetarian items as V and vegan items as v, and offers plant-based milk, but carries no explicit allergen symbols or warnings.fetched Jun 24, 2026A 2011 review of the London branch indicates that dishes were labelled for nut content (N), but no current information about nut-free practices or dedicated equipment is available.
A 2011 review mentions egg labelling (O) at the London branch. No current information on egg-free options or cross-contamination.
FindMeGlutenFree reviews and a platform warning describe this shared-kitchen buffet as not safe for coeliacs. Dishes labelled gluten-free may contain traces of gluten. The only fryer is shared. Multiple reviewers with gluten sensitivity report reactions. The venue itself warns that even gluten-free dishes may contain traces of gluten.
[1] Aggregator Are there gluten-free menu options at Tibits in Zürich?, FindMeGlutenFree
The FindMeGlutenFree page contains multiple reviews that report clear allergen labelling, but warn of cross-contamination, recommend that the restaurant is not safe for celiacs, and note that there is no dedicated fryer.fetched Jun 24, 2026[2] Verified blog Tibits | London | Restaurant Review | The Arbuturian, arbuturian.com
A 2011 blog review of the London branch describes allergen symbol labelling for egg, lacto, nuts, celeriac, and gluten. The review contains no mention of cross-contamination mitigations.fetched Jun 24, 2026[3] Aggregator Gluten-Free Beer in Switzerland | Find Me Gluten Free, FindMeGlutenFree
The FindMeGlutenFree listing for the Lausanne branch carries a gluten-free menu badge, and a single positive review in that listing notes that gluten-free items are well indicated.fetched Jun 24, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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