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The restaurant's own website calls it 'Comida Vegetariana – Vegana – Cocina del Mundo', meaning the kitchen is 100% vegetarian and no meat is kept on the premises. It is commonly listed as a vegetarian restaurant. As a result, every dish on the menu is vegetarian, and no meat is used in the kitchen.

Wanderlog user reviews note that gluten-free options are available on the menu, and one review states the menu offers plenty of gluten-free dishes. This suggests that gluten-free items are listed, possibly marked. No information was found about a dedicated fryer, separate preparation area, or staff training. The venue’s own website does not mention gluten-free. Tier D is assigned based on menu-level availability in a shared kitchen.

The venue's tagline includes 'Vegana', confirming vegan options are offered. However, the kitchen is not fully dedicated vegan (it serves vegetarian food including dairy and eggs). The Wanderlog listing describes the venue as Mediterranean cuisine suitable for vegetarians, and reviews mention availability of vegan dishes but no evidence of a dedicated prep area or marked menu. Tier D reflects marked (implied) offerings in a shared kitchen.