42Raw

Not a dedicated gluten-free kitchen, but gluten-free items are marked on the menu. Multiple community reviewers report dedicated GF equipment: a dedicated GF toaster, a dedicated GF panini grill/press for sandwiches, and some reports of a dedicated fryer (though at least two reviewers note no fryer on premises — sweet potato fries are made on the panini grill). Staff are consistently described as knowledgeable. One recent celiac reviewer (gfkat155906) explicitly notes the venue warned that dishes 'could contain traces of gluten', confirming cross-contamination risk is acknowledged. The Atly listing (confirmed by owner) cites dedicated kitchen space and dedicated appliances. Most celiacs report no symptoms; one isolated incident of possible cross-contamination was not definitively linked to this venue.

42Raw is a 100% plant-based café, with no meat, fish, or animal products in their cuisine. The venue's own website lists cuisine as 'Plant-based, Raw food, Vegetarisk, Vegansk'. The Glowcation blog confirms everything is plant-based. However, no Vegan Society Trademark or equivalent accreditation is present, so this cannot be elevated to Tier A or A. Menu items are not individually vegan-marked (the whole menu appears plant-based), but a shared-kitchen context for cross-contamination with non-vegan suppliers cannot be ruled out.

All sources consistently describe 42Raw as entirely plant-based with no meat or fish on the menu, which satisfies vegetarian requirements across the whole offering. The Gluto listing tags it 'Vegetarian'. No individual dish marking for vegetarian is needed, as the entire menu is plant-based.

The Glowcation blog states the menu is 'free from dairy' and cappuccinos are made with almond milk. Multiple FindMeGlutenFree community reviewers tag it 'Good for dairy-free'. The Gluto reviewers also mention lactose-free options. However, no dedicated allergen marking for dairy-free on the menu is evidenced, and no structural guarantee against dairy cross-contamination is documented.

42Raw is an entirely plant-based venue. No fish or meat appears on the menu, per multiple sources. The Glowcation blog and venue website confirm the cuisine is plant-based and contains no animal products. FindMeGlutenFree tags it 'Good for fish-free'.

The Glowcation blog describes the dishes as "free from eggs," citing the plant-based menu as the basis for this claim. No egg-specific labelling or separate preparation procedures are documented beyond that general plant-based assertion.