Kitanda

Kitanda's menu clearly marks several items as gluten-free, including the naturally gluten-free Kitanda Bread and granola, but the kitchen is shared and there is no information on cross-contact prevention. Staff training details are absent. A safer bet is to call ahead to discuss dietary needs before ordering.

Items like the granola and smoothies are labelled vegan, and the Amazon Energizer drink is marked vegan and gluten-free. No details on cross-contamination or staff training are available. If you're strictly vegan, ask about shared equipment when you visit.

The granola and some retail items are labelled nut-free, but other items contain nuts (e.g., Brazil nuts). With no info on shared equipment or staff training, nut-allergic diners should be cautious and ask about cross-contact before ordering.

The hot chocolate and mocha are noted as dairy-free, and the dark chocolate sauce is dairy-free. But the Kitanda Bread contains cheese, and the kitchen is shared. No details on cross-contact or staff training are available. If dairy is a concern, ask about preparation.

A few menu items are flagged as vegetarian, but the marking is less consistent than for other diets. The kitchen is shared, so if vegetarian is a strict requirement, confirming with the staff when ordering is advised.