Fatt Pundit

Fatt Pundit offers a dedicated vegan menu. The restaurant appears on vegan-friendly directories that note its knowledgeable staff. Separate vegan menu PDFs are available on the official website. The kitchen is shared with non-vegan items, and the venue states it cannot guarantee allergen-free dishes. For vegan diners who do not require allergy-level separation, the marked menu and staff awareness make it a reliable option. Cross-contamination with non-vegan ingredients remains possible.

A vegetarian pre-theatre menu is listed on the venue's website, indicating that vegetarian options are well catered for. The shared kitchen and standard disclaimer about allergen safety apply, but for vegetarian (ethical) diners this is generally reliable. No negative reports were found.

A separate dairy-free menu is offered, listed as a PDF on the official website. The kitchen is shared and the venue cannot guarantee allergen-free dishes, so cross-contamination risk exists for those with dairy allergy. No adverse reports found, but the disclaimer should be noted.

The venue claims to offer a halal menu, but no halal certification, accreditation, or details about sourcing or segregation are provided. The official website does not mention any recognised halal authority. This is a thin positive signal worth confirming directly with the restaurant.

A pescatarian menu is mentioned on the Soho branch website only. No details about how the menu is prepared, ingredient sourcing, or cross-contamination measures. Very limited information; call ahead to confirm.

Fatt Pundit offers a separate gluten-free menu and clearly labels it, but the kitchen is shared, there is no dedicated fryer, and staff consistently warn they cannot guarantee safety for coeliac diners. Multiple reviews report being asked to sign a waiver, receiving contradictory information from different staff, and one diner becoming violently ill after eating from the GF menu. The venue's own website adds that they cannot guarantee allergen-free dishes. For anyone with coeliac disease or gluten allergy, this is not a safe choice.