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Dakar · €All dishes are 100% millet-based, making the menu naturally gluten-free. The restaurant's concept revolves around millet, so no wheat, barley, or rye ingredients are used.
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All dishes are 100% millet-based, making the menu naturally gluten-free. The restaurant's concept revolves around millet, so no wheat, barley, or rye ingredients are used.

The entire menu is vegetarian by design, and the restaurant is described as fully vegetarian and vegan. All dishes, including those using cow's cheese, are suitable for vegetarians.
As an Italian trattoria, the menu likely includes vegetarian pasta and pizza options by default. The Atly listing and a community review mention pasta and pizza, which are typically vegetarian.

Several clearly vegan dishes appear on the menu at this Lebanese restaurant: hummus, tabbouleh, falafel, baba ganoush, dolmades, and vegetable ragout.
The HappyCow listing and Wanderlog reviews consistently mention clearly labelled vegan dishes including masala peanut, pakora, saffron pulao, alu ghobi and eggplant & potato curry.
Lulu Cafe offers labelled vegan bowls and sandwiches daily, and staff will veganize other dishes on request.
A Japanese-owned café, it offers marked vegan options such as tofu steak, sushi burrito, and a vegan brunch. Soy milk is available for matcha drinks, and the owner will accommodate vegan requests when asked.

ILEA Café offers vegan options such as a vegan taco burrito, veggie wrap, and Super Salad, plus plant-based milk for drinks. The kitchen serves meat, so cross-contamination is possible.

Gluten-free options are mentioned as available. The kitchen is shared with gluten-containing dishes, as the restaurant serves European, African, and Asian cuisine that includes bread and pasta.

The menu asks diners to inform staff of any allergies, indicating they will accommodate gluten-free requests on a case-by-case basis. However, the kitchen is shared and many dishes contain gluten (pasta, bread, etc.).

The Dakar Food Delivery menu tags several dishes as 'Veg', indicating the kitchen can prepare vegetarian plates.
A third-party travel listing mentions some gluten-free pastry options but provides no details on dedicated equipment, cross-contamination protocols, or staff training, and advises calling ahead to confirm safety for coeliac diners.
A coeliac travel blog mentions Reine Margarita as an Italian restaurant on Route de l'Aéroport in Dakar, listed with gluten free options on TripAdvisor and Find Me Gluten Free.

HappyCow lists the venue as serving meat but with vegan options including falafel, hummus, baba ganoush, taboule, fattoush and spicy potatoes. Reviews mention limited vegan dishes.

A third-party restaurant profile states that plant-based options are always on the menu and that the kitchen staff can adapt dishes for dietary requirements with advance notice.

Complimentary nuts are served as a starter, suggesting the kitchen handles tree nuts as standard ingredients. No allergen menu, marking, or staff-training details could be found.

Several menu items are labelled 'Sans gluten' (gluten-free), including the Falafel Bowl, Energy Balls, Barres de Céréales, Mousse Chocolat Healthy, and Verrine de Chia.
A Wanderlog listicle describes the venue as offering 'an array of delicious vegan dishes' and a reviewer notes it is 'one of the best places to eat in Dakar for vegetarians'.
A third-party menu listing mentions vegetarian options in its FAQ, but no details on kitchen practices, dedicated equipment, or staff training are available. Call ahead to confirm vegetarian accommodations.

The restaurant is reported as having no gluten-free menu.