Cocobeet | Government Center

The official allergen declaration states 'Our menu is dairy-free and vegan', and the homepage describes Cocobeet as a vegan eatery. Since the entire menu is plant-based, no animal products are used in the kitchen, making it effectively a dedicated vegan kitchen. Cross-contamination from animal products is structurally impossible.

The entire menu is vegan, which also means it is fully vegetarian. The kitchen does not use any animal products and is dedicated for vegetarian requirements.

The menu is dairy-free and contains foods prepared without dairy ingredients. Because no dairy is used in the kitchen, the space is effectively dedicated to dairy-free cooking. Cross-contamination from dairy is structurally impossible.

The venue promotes itself as gluten-free on its homepage, but the official allergen declaration states that all dishes are prepared in a shared kitchen and cannot guarantee the absence of allergens. There is no dedicated gluten-free kitchen, no accreditation, and no marked menu. Staff will accommodate requests, though the risk of cross-contamination is acknowledged.

The official allergen declaration states 'Seeds and Tree Nuts are used in some of the menu items’ recipes and may come in contact with the food or drink.' Cross-contact is acknowledged and cannot be guaranteed. This venue is not appropriate for those with nut allergies requiring avoidance.