Nutbutter Dundrum

Nutbutter is listed as offering 'Vegan' options and described as a 'vegan-friendly restaurant' that 'fast-tracked pulled jackfruit and cashew cream into the mainstream'. No dedicated vegan prep area or fryer is noted, so cross-contamination risk is present.

Nutbutter is listed as offering vegetarian options on the Dundrum Town Centre site. The Visit Dublin guide places the restaurant among vegetarian and vegan venues. No source mentions a separate vegetarian preparation area or dedicated fryer.

The Dundrum Town Centre listing marks Nutbutter as offering 'Gluten Free' options, and the venue's own menu page links to a PDF menu for the Dundrum branch. No source describes a dedicated fryer, dedicated kitchen, or staff training for coeliac safety. The menu PDF was not fetched, so per-dish marking cannot be confirmed. Cross-contamination risk is unaddressed.

The Dundrum Town Centre listing identifies Nutbutter as having 'Peanuts and Tree Nuts free options available'. Despite the venue's name, the listing explicitly states that nut-free options exist. No source describes a dedicated nut-free kitchen or fryer, so cross-contamination risk is present.

The Dundrum Town Centre listing marks Nutbutter as offering 'Dairy free options available'. No source describes a dedicated dairy-free prep area or fryer.

The Dundrum Town Centre listing marks Nutbutter as offering 'Egg free options available', but no source describes a dedicated egg-free prep area or fryer.

The Dundrum Town Centre listing for Nutbutter indicates that soy free options are available. No source describes a dedicated soy-free preparation area or fryer.

The Dundrum Town Centre listing marks Nutbutter as offering 'Shellfish free options available'. No source describes a dedicated shellfish-free prep area or fryer.

The Dundrum Town Centre listing notes that Nutbutter offers 'Halal options available'. No source mentions a dedicated halal kitchen or certification from a recognised body.