Sano Pizza

Sano has two dedicated vegan pizzas on the menu and will swap vegan mozzarella (cashew-based) onto any other pizza at no extra charge. Vegan cheese is available and reported to melt well. The menu clearly marks vegan options. However, the kitchen is shared, and most pizzas contain meat or dairy, so cross-contamination with non-vegan ingredients is possible. A vegan dessert is also available. Good for ethical vegans who are comfortable with a shared kitchen.

Vegan cashew mozzarella is available as a direct substitute for dairy mozzarella on any pizza, with no additional charge. The FindMeGlutenFree listing describes the venue as "good for dairy-free." Because the kitchen is shared with dairy cheese, cross-contamination remains a possibility. Staff are reportedly willing to discuss allergens. This option suits dairy-free diners who are comfortable with a shared kitchen.

Several vegetarian pizzas are on the menu, and the menu marks vegetarian options. Vegan cheese can be substituted. The shared kitchen handles meat toppings, but vegetarian diners report a good experience. Suitable for vegetarians comfortable with a shared kitchen.

Sano Pizza offers a gluten-free crust for all pizzas and marks GF items on the menu. The GF crust is prepared in a separate location but is made in a shared kitchen, and all pizzas — including GF ones — are cooked in the same oven as regular wheat pizzas. Staff are aware of coeliac concerns and will discuss cross-contamination risks, but the kitchen does not have a dedicated GF prep area or fryer. Multiple coeliac diners report eating here without reaction, but at least one reviewer describes a confirmed mix-up that led to illness. Best suited for those who are gluten-sensitive rather than highly sensitive coeliac.