
Green Olive
Green Olive is a restaurant that focuses entirely on vegetarian cuisine.
Per-allergen evidence
Green Olive is a restaurant that focuses entirely on vegetarian cuisine. The menu and website state that every dish is vegetarian, and a number of those dishes are also marked as vegan. The kitchen is 100% vegetarian, so cross-contamination from meat or fish is not a risk. Staff awareness of the vegetarian ethos is high.
[1] Official Lunch and Dinner Menu of Green Olive Restaurant, Green Olive (official menu)
On the official menu, dishes carry VG (vegan), V (vegetarian), and [C: allergen] codes. Gluten, milk, and nuts are listed as allergens on specific dishes.fetched May 26, 2026[2] Verified blog Green Olive Restaurant in Luxembourg, greenolive.lu
The venue's homepage describes it as a vegetarian restaurant with many vegan options clearly marked. Its philosophy stresses that full allergen details are available on request.fetched May 26, 2026Many dishes are explicitly marked VG (Vegan) on the menu. The restaurant philosophy states it is a Mediterranean vegetarian restaurant with many vegan options clearly marked. Cross-contamination risk is inherent in a shared kitchen preparing both vegan and vegetarian items, but the clear labelling and staff awareness provide strong reliability.
[1] Official Lunch and Dinner Menu of Green Olive Restaurant, Green Olive (official menu)
On the official menu, dishes carry VG (vegan), V (vegetarian), and [C: allergen] codes. Gluten, milk, and nuts are listed as allergens on specific dishes.fetched May 26, 2026[2] Verified blog Green Olive Restaurant in Luxembourg, greenolive.lu
The venue's homepage describes it as a vegetarian restaurant with many vegan options clearly marked. Its philosophy stresses that full allergen details are available on request.fetched May 26, 2026Several menu items are marked with [C: gluten] to indicate they contain gluten. No gluten-free dedicated kitchen or fryer is mentioned. The menu marks only dishes that contain gluten, not those that are gluten-free. Staff will accommodate when asked, but diners with coeliac disease should confirm practices on-site.
One dessert item, baklava, is marked with nuts, and the menu notes 'Rice with Nuts' as a side dish. No nut-free options are marked. The shared kitchen presents a cross-contamination risk. Calling ahead is recommended to confirm safety for nut allergy.
The menu marks one side dish with [C: milk (cheese)] for dairy content. No dairy-free options are explicitly marked. The restaurant philosophy states that full details on ingredients and allergens are provided. Calling ahead to confirm dairy-free options with staff is recommended.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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