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The menu marks a 'VEGGIE' option that replaces meat with an egg.
Per-allergen evidence
The menu marks a 'VEGGIE' option that replaces meat with an egg. Several dishes appear to be vegetarian. However, the kitchen is shared and no dedicated equipment or cross-contamination protocols are mentioned. Vegetarian diners should confirm with staff.
The menu uses a gluten/corn icon on some dishes, but no gluten-free alternatives or dedicated kitchen practices are mentioned. The café does not appear to cater specifically to coeliac needs. Call ahead to discuss options.
The menu uses allergen icons but does not mark any dishes as vegan. The 'VEGGIE' option replaces meat with an egg, which is not vegan. No vegan-specific dishes or alternatives are listed. A call ahead is needed to ask if vegan options can be accommodated.
The menu uses peanut and tree-nut icons on some dishes, though no nut-free alternatives or kitchen practices are described. Calling ahead to ask about nut-free options is advisable.
The menu uses a milk/dairy icon on some dishes, though no dairy-free alternatives or kitchen practices are described. Calling ahead is the recommended way to ask about dairy-free options.
The menu uses an egg icon on some dishes, though no egg-free alternatives or kitchen practices are described. Those with egg concerns should call ahead to ask about egg-free options.
The menu uses a soy icon on some dishes, but no soy-free alternatives or kitchen practices are described. Calling ahead is required to ask about soy-free options.
The menu does not use a shellfish icon, and no shellfish-free alternatives or kitchen practices are described. Calling ahead to ask about shellfish-free options is recommended.
The menu does not identify halal options, and the restaurant does not describe any halal certification or practices. Diners should call ahead to ask about halal-friendly dishes.
The menu does not mark kosher options, and no kosher certification or practices are described. Calling ahead is the way to ask about kosher-friendly dishes.
The menu does not mark low-FODMAP options, and no low-FODMAP alternatives are described. Calling ahead to ask about low-FODMAP-friendly dishes is advisable.
The menu does not mark sugar-free options, and no sugar-free alternatives are described. Calling ahead to ask about sugar-free dishes is recommended.
The menu does not mark pescatarian options, but some fish dishes may be available. Calling ahead to ask about pescatarian-friendly dishes is advisable.
The menu does not mark keto options, and no low-carb alternatives are described. A call ahead can clarify whether keto-friendly dishes are available.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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