
Purezza Camden
London · Vegan · PizzaPurezza is a completely dairy-free kitchen. Every pizza, side, and dessert is made without any dairy ingredients, making this venue structurally safe for anyone avoiding dairy.
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Purezza is a completely dairy-free kitchen. Every pizza, side, and dessert is made without any dairy ingredients, making this venue structurally safe for anyone avoiding dairy.

No dairy ingredients are used, and the kitchen is entirely plant-based. Cross-contamination with dairy is not possible.

As a 100% vegan restaurant, no dairy products are used in any dishes. The kitchen is entirely free of dairy.

As a fully vegan restaurant, the kitchen does not use dairy ingredients. It is free of dairy, which makes it safe for dairy‑free diets.

All dishes at Zen Buddha are vegan, meaning no dairy is used in any menu item. The kitchen is dairy-free by design.

Kimora's Vegan Treats claims all products are dairy-free and the menu is entirely plant-based. No dedicated dairy-free equipment is mentioned, but the risk is low.

Menu items that contain dairy are marked with a D. The kitchen is shared and has no dedicated dairy-free area, so the venue cannot guarantee allergen-free preparation. Diners should inform staff of any dairy allergy before ordering.

The lunch and dinner menu is entirely dairy-free, but breakfast and brunch antipasti contain dairy. No information on dedicated equipment or cross-contact risk. Dairy-free diners should verify with staff.

Dairy-free options are clearly marked on the menu (DFO/DF). The kitchen is shared, so cross-contamination is possible. Marked dishes should be chosen and staff confirmation obtained.

Menu marks DF options and dairy-containing dishes, though the kitchen is shared and the venue states it cannot guarantee any dish is allergen-free. Cross-contamination risk is present. Staff should be consulted before ordering.

Milk is listed under both the 'Contains' and 'May contain' labels on menu items, and the interactive allergen filter can be used to exclude dishes that contain milk. The kitchen is shared, with no dedicated dairy-free equipment mentioned. The menu provides enough information to make a selection, though cross-contact remains possible.

Dairy is marked with (D) on the menu, including on some dishes labelled vegan (which is contradictory). The kitchen is shared and no dedicated equipment is mentioned. Ask staff about cross-contact risk.

The menu marks dishes that contain milk and includes a 'May Contain' filter, which points to a shared kitchen and the possibility of cross-contamination. Confirmation with staff is recommended for dedicated preparation.

Sababa's menu relies heavily on dairy. Cheese, cream, béchamel, yoghurt, butter, and cream cheese appear on most pizzas, pasta, salads, crepes, and breakfast items. A vegan cheese option is available for pizzas, and some salads can be ordered without cheese. Alternative milks, including almond, soya, and oat, are listed for drinks at an extra £0.60. Because the kitchen uses dairy extensively, cross-contamination is likely. The venue does not mention a dedicated dairy-free preparation area. For those with lactose intolerance, the menu can be manageable with careful ordering. For a dairy allergy, it is tricky.

The allergen matrix marks dishes containing milk. Shared kitchen and fryers mean cross-contact is possible. Speak to staff before ordering.