Mallow Borough Market
Mallow Borough Market is a 100% plant-based restaurant.
Per-allergen evidence
Mallow Borough Market is a 100% plant-based restaurant. No animal products are served on the premises. The venue's own website describes it as 'a 100% plant-based restaurant… seasonal. sustainable. vegan.' Multiple independent sources corroborate this, and the FLO London review notes the brand has been 'completely plant-based since 2021'. There is no risk of non-vegan cross-contamination from the kitchen itself.
[1] Verified blog borough market - mallow, mallowlondon.com
Official venue website. Confirms Mallow Borough Market is a '100% plant-based restaurant' described as 'seasonal, sustainable, vegan'. Provides address, contact, and opening hours. No allergen-specific detail beyond the plant-based positioning.fetched May 6, 2026[2] Verified blog Mallow Borough Market London - Vegan Food & Plant-Based Dining, novacircle.com
Nova Circle venue listing. Confirms plant-based/vegan positioning. States 'gluten-free options available upon request' and 'vegetarian options available'. Describes signature dishes including croquettes and truffle lasagna. Lower-detail source; used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian and coeliac (request basis) evidence.fetched May 6, 2026[3] Verified blog Mallow - Bloc Nearby, getonbloc.com
A Bloc Nearby listing describes Mallow as 'a stylish plant-based restaurant', with a snippet noting 'inclusive menu (think gluten-free, onion-free options) and confident, polished hospitality'. This corroborates the plant-based and vegan positioning and mentions gluten-free menu inclusion. The listing was used to support the vegan tier.fetched May 6, 2026[4] Verified blog FLO London | Mallow Borough Market review, flolondon.co.uk
FLO London editorial review. Detailed first-person dining account. Confirms 'completely plant-based since 2021', run by the team behind Mildreds. Describes dishes including flatbread, charcoal brioche toast (gluten-containing), almond pesto, and dumplings — indicating gluten and nuts are present in the kitchen. No specific allergen accommodation discussion. Used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian tier and to temper coeliac and nut-free classifications.fetched May 6, 2026The kitchen is 100% plant-based, so every dish on the menu is inherently vegetarian. No meat or fish is served on the premises.
[1] Verified blog borough market - mallow, mallowlondon.com
Official venue website. Confirms Mallow Borough Market is a '100% plant-based restaurant' described as 'seasonal, sustainable, vegan'. Provides address, contact, and opening hours. No allergen-specific detail beyond the plant-based positioning.fetched May 6, 2026[2] Verified blog FLO London | Mallow Borough Market review, flolondon.co.uk
FLO London editorial review. Detailed first-person dining account. Confirms 'completely plant-based since 2021', run by the team behind Mildreds. Describes dishes including flatbread, charcoal brioche toast (gluten-containing), almond pesto, and dumplings — indicating gluten and nuts are present in the kitchen. No specific allergen accommodation discussion. Used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian tier and to temper coeliac and nut-free classifications.fetched May 6, 2026100% plant-based kitchen — no meat or fish on the premises. Fully suitable for pescatarians by structural default.
[1] Verified blog borough market - mallow, mallowlondon.com
Official venue website. Confirms Mallow Borough Market is a '100% plant-based restaurant' described as 'seasonal, sustainable, vegan'. Provides address, contact, and opening hours. No allergen-specific detail beyond the plant-based positioning.fetched May 6, 2026[2] Verified blog FLO London | Mallow Borough Market review, flolondon.co.uk
FLO London editorial review. Detailed first-person dining account. Confirms 'completely plant-based since 2021', run by the team behind Mildreds. Describes dishes including flatbread, charcoal brioche toast (gluten-containing), almond pesto, and dumplings — indicating gluten and nuts are present in the kitchen. No specific allergen accommodation discussion. Used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian tier and to temper coeliac and nut-free classifications.fetched May 6, 2026The kitchen is 100% plant-based, so no dairy products are used anywhere on the premises. It is suitable for dairy-free diners at a structural level.
[1] Verified blog borough market - mallow, mallowlondon.com
Official venue website. Confirms Mallow Borough Market is a '100% plant-based restaurant' described as 'seasonal, sustainable, vegan'. Provides address, contact, and opening hours. No allergen-specific detail beyond the plant-based positioning.fetched May 6, 2026[2] Verified blog Mallow Borough Market London - Vegan Food & Plant-Based Dining, novacircle.com
Nova Circle venue listing. Confirms plant-based/vegan positioning. States 'gluten-free options available upon request' and 'vegetarian options available'. Describes signature dishes including croquettes and truffle lasagna. Lower-detail source; used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian and coeliac (request basis) evidence.fetched May 6, 2026[3] Verified blog FLO London | Mallow Borough Market review, flolondon.co.uk
FLO London editorial review. Detailed first-person dining account. Confirms 'completely plant-based since 2021', run by the team behind Mildreds. Describes dishes including flatbread, charcoal brioche toast (gluten-containing), almond pesto, and dumplings — indicating gluten and nuts are present in the kitchen. No specific allergen accommodation discussion. Used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian tier and to temper coeliac and nut-free classifications.fetched May 6, 2026100% plant-based kitchen — eggs are not used anywhere on the premises.
[1] Verified blog borough market - mallow, mallowlondon.com
Official venue website. Confirms Mallow Borough Market is a '100% plant-based restaurant' described as 'seasonal, sustainable, vegan'. Provides address, contact, and opening hours. No allergen-specific detail beyond the plant-based positioning.fetched May 6, 2026[2] Verified blog FLO London | Mallow Borough Market review, flolondon.co.uk
FLO London editorial review. Detailed first-person dining account. Confirms 'completely plant-based since 2021', run by the team behind Mildreds. Describes dishes including flatbread, charcoal brioche toast (gluten-containing), almond pesto, and dumplings — indicating gluten and nuts are present in the kitchen. No specific allergen accommodation discussion. Used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian tier and to temper coeliac and nut-free classifications.fetched May 6, 2026Atly describes Mallow as 'celiac friendly' with 'low risk of cross-contamination', a 'dedicated GF place', trained staff, and gluten-free options marked on the menu via an online allergen filter accessible by QR code. A gluten-free tasting menu is offered. However, this is not a 100% gluten-free kitchen (the FLO London review references flatbread, charcoal brioche toast and dumplings containing gluten), and no recognised accreditation body certification is evidenced. NovaCirle notes 'gluten-free options available upon request'. The combination of a marked menu, allergen filter, trained staff and Atly's 'dedicated GF' claim supports Tier C, but the presence of gluten-containing items in the kitchen means cross-contamination cannot be fully excluded.
[1] Verified blog Mallow Borough Market - Gluten-Free Restaurant in London, atly.com
Atly gluten-free aggregator listing. Labels Mallow as 'celiac friendly' with 'low risk of cross-contamination', 'dedicated GF place', and 'trained staff'. Notes gluten-free options are marked on the menu and accessible via a QR-code allergen filter. Mentions a gluten-free tasting menu. Community quotes highlight ease of finding GF choices and quality of GF desserts. Used for coeliac classification.fetched May 6, 2026[2] Verified blog Mallow Borough Market London - Vegan Food & Plant-Based Dining, novacircle.com
Nova Circle venue listing. Confirms plant-based/vegan positioning. States 'gluten-free options available upon request' and 'vegetarian options available'. Describes signature dishes including croquettes and truffle lasagna. Lower-detail source; used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian and coeliac (request basis) evidence.fetched May 6, 2026[3] Verified blog FLO London | Mallow Borough Market review, flolondon.co.uk
FLO London editorial review. Detailed first-person dining account. Confirms 'completely plant-based since 2021', run by the team behind Mildreds. Describes dishes including flatbread, charcoal brioche toast (gluten-containing), almond pesto, and dumplings — indicating gluten and nuts are present in the kitchen. No specific allergen accommodation discussion. Used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian tier and to temper coeliac and nut-free classifications.fetched May 6, 2026A review from FLO London notes almond pesto in one dish, confirming that nuts are used in the kitchen. The Atly listing describes an allergen filter accessed via QR code, which could help identify safe options for nut-free diners. No evidence of a dedicated nut-free preparation area exists. Nut-allergic diners should inquire directly.
[1] Verified blog Mallow Borough Market - Gluten-Free Restaurant in London, atly.com
Atly gluten-free aggregator listing. Labels Mallow as 'celiac friendly' with 'low risk of cross-contamination', 'dedicated GF place', and 'trained staff'. Notes gluten-free options are marked on the menu and accessible via a QR-code allergen filter. Mentions a gluten-free tasting menu. Community quotes highlight ease of finding GF choices and quality of GF desserts. Used for coeliac classification.fetched May 6, 2026[2] Verified blog FLO London | Mallow Borough Market review, flolondon.co.uk
FLO London editorial review. Detailed first-person dining account. Confirms 'completely plant-based since 2021', run by the team behind Mildreds. Describes dishes including flatbread, charcoal brioche toast (gluten-containing), almond pesto, and dumplings — indicating gluten and nuts are present in the kitchen. No specific allergen accommodation discussion. Used to corroborate vegan/vegetarian tier and to temper coeliac and nut-free classifications.fetched May 6, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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