
PÓG Tara Street
Multiple sources confirm that POG offers a wide vegan menu.
Per-allergen evidence
Multiple sources confirm that POG offers a wide vegan menu. This includes a dedicated Vegan Afternoon Tea Menu and clearly labelled vegan options on the all-day menu, for example vegan option available on Posh Beans, Superfood Vegan Satay Bowl, and Vegan Banana Bread. Allergens are listed per dish, but it is a shared kitchen.
[1] Verified blog PÓG Tara Street - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Dublin, atly.com
The Atly gluten-free community aggregator lists POG as 'accommodating gluten-free' with trained staff, explicitly flags 'some risk of cross-contamination', and notes GF pancakes and allergy-conscious dishes.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog Grub Guide: Póg Tara Street – The College View, thecollegeview.ie
2018 College View review confirming POG offers vegan and vegetarian dishes and avoids refined carbohydrates/sugar, with an open-plan kitchen visible to customers; no dedicated allergen infrastructure described.fetched May 5, 2026[3] Verified blog Menu at PÓG Tara Street restaurant, Dublin, Trinity Plaza, restaurantguru.com
RestaurantGuru's menu page lists full allergen information per dish, covering cereals, eggs, milk, nuts, sesame, soybeans, and mustard. The same page includes a dedicated Vegan Afternoon Tea Menu section, confirming marked-menu practice.fetched May 5, 2026The College View review confirms POG offers vegan and vegetarian dishes across its menu; allergens are marked per dish on the published menu, but the kitchen is shared.
[1] Verified blog Grub Guide: Póg Tara Street – The College View, thecollegeview.ie
2018 College View review confirming POG offers vegan and vegetarian dishes and avoids refined carbohydrates/sugar, with an open-plan kitchen visible to customers; no dedicated allergen infrastructure described.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog Menu at PÓG Tara Street restaurant, Dublin, Trinity Plaza, restaurantguru.com
RestaurantGuru's menu page lists full allergen information per dish, covering cereals, eggs, milk, nuts, sesame, soybeans, and mustard. The same page includes a dedicated Vegan Afternoon Tea Menu section, confirming marked-menu practice.fetched May 5, 2026Multiple community sources describe PÓG as accommodating gluten-free with trained staff, offering gluten-free pancakes and other options; however, Atly explicitly notes 'some risk of cross-contamination' and the kitchen is not dedicated. Staff are noted as careful and cautious when handling coeliac or gluten-free orders.
[1] Verified blog PÓG Tara Street - Gluten-Free Restaurant in Dublin, atly.com
The Atly gluten-free community aggregator lists POG as 'accommodating gluten-free' with trained staff, explicitly flags 'some risk of cross-contamination', and notes GF pancakes and allergy-conscious dishes.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog PÓG Tara Street, Dublin, Ireland - Reviews, Ratings, Tips and Why You Should Go – Wanderlog, wanderlog.com
A customer review highlighted on the Wanderlog aggregator praises staff for being "careful and cautious" while handling dairy-free and gluten-free orders at the same table.fetched May 5, 2026A Wanderlog reviewer specifically praised staff for being "careful and cautious" when handling dairy-free orders alongside gluten-free orders. Allergens including milk are listed per dish on the published menu. The kitchen is shared.
[1] Verified blog PÓG Tara Street, Dublin, Ireland - Reviews, Ratings, Tips and Why You Should Go – Wanderlog, wanderlog.com
A customer review highlighted on the Wanderlog aggregator praises staff for being "careful and cautious" while handling dairy-free and gluten-free orders at the same table.fetched May 5, 2026[2] Verified blog Menu at PÓG Tara Street restaurant, Dublin, Trinity Plaza, restaurantguru.com
RestaurantGuru's menu page lists full allergen information per dish, covering cereals, eggs, milk, nuts, sesame, soybeans, and mustard. The same page includes a dedicated Vegan Afternoon Tea Menu section, confirming marked-menu practice.fetched May 5, 2026Allergens including various nuts (pistachios, walnuts, peanuts) are listed per dish on the published menu, indicating awareness and marking; however the kitchen is shared and several dishes contain nuts, so cross-contamination risk remains.
Eggs are listed as allergens per dish on the published menu. Many menu items prominently feature eggs, but the allergen marking enables informed ordering in a shared kitchen.
The published menu lists soybeans as an allergen in the Superfood Vegan Satay Bowl, which shows the restaurant's allergen marking practice. A shared kitchen means cross-contamination risk is present.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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