8 venues in Belsize Park rated S to B for dairy-free, every tier backed by cited sources.
The entire menu is plant-based, meaning no dairy ingredients are used. All dishes are dairy-free by default. The restaurant uses oat milk and other plant-based alternatives for drinks and cooking. No special ordering needed.
The Veg Box Cafe is 100% vegan, meaning no dairy products are used anywhere in the kitchen, which makes it structurally safe for anyone avoiding dairy.
Purezza is a completely vegan restaurant, so it uses no dairy whatsoever. All cheeses are plant-based alternatives, such as cashew or coconut, and no milk, cream, butter, or cheese of animal origin is kept on the premises. The venue is safe for dairy-free diners.
The menu is entirely plant-based, meaning no dairy ingredients are used. Dishes that might traditionally contain dairy, such as mac and cheese or Caesar salad, are made with vegan alternatives. No dedicated dairy-free accreditation is held, but the kitchen's vegan ethos means dairy is structurally absent.
Teta's describes itself as 100% dairy-free. HappyCow reviews indicate the kitchen uses no dairy or eggs. Several FindMeGlutenFree reviews also recommend it for dairy-free diets.
All menus mark dairy items with (D). Several dishes are dairy-free or can be adapted. The kitchen is shared, and the venue states it cannot guarantee any item is completely allergen-free.
Vegan cheese alternative is available and the menu marks dairy-containing dishes. The kitchen is shared, so cross-contamination is possible. Staff can accommodate dairy-free requests.
Many menu items are marked DF (dairy-free) on the official menu, including nearly all the chicken bowls, falafel dishes, and dips. Halloumi dishes and the garlic sauce contain dairy. The FMGF listing notes the venue is 'good for dairy-free'. Shared kitchen, so cross-contact with dairy is possible for non-dairy items.