Ristorante Flora

The entire menu is advertised as completely gluten-free. The official website and a vegan directory both call it 100% gluten-free, and the kitchen produces its own pastries and vegan cheeses on-site. No accreditation has been spotted. But the repeated, consistent claim of total absence of gluten points to a dedicated setup. If you are highly sensitive, it is still wise to call ahead and confirm their cross-contact procedures.

The restaurant is described as totally and exclusively vegan, with in-house production of vegan cheeses and a fully plant-based menu. Both the official site and a third-party vegan directory state the menu is 100% vegan. No animal products are listed in the ingredients. That makes it a safe bet for vegans, though the absence of an external certification means you may want to double-check for any hidden non-vegan items.

The website says the menu is completely lactose-free. It also claims the entire operation is vegan, which means no dairy ingredients are used, and the in-house vegan cheeses back up that statement. There's no separate certification for gluten. However, the claim of total absence across multiple sources is strong. Still, anyone with a dairy allergy should confirm that no dairy-derived additives sneak in.

Limited information: we researched Ristorante Flora across 10 sources but found nothing specific about its Vegetarian options or how the kitchen manages cross-contamination. Treat this as a starting point and call ahead to confirm before relying on it.