PowerSoul Cafe

PowerSoul Cafe states all menu items are third-party certified gluten-free (<5 ppm) by the Gluten Free Food Program, endorsed by the National Celiac Association. The menu marks items 'Certified gluten-free' and uses certified gluten-free wheat starch. The kitchen appears entirely gluten-free with no intentional gluten ingredients. Peanut oil is used for frying. The certification is from a program not currently independently verified by FreeFromFinder, but the venue's own documentation is consistent and detailed.

Multiple menu items are explicitly marked 'Vegan' and include notes on modifications, such as 'Vegan when ordered without honey oat granola.' The kitchen handles animal products, so cross-contact is possible. Staff knowledge is unverified.

The menu labels some items as 'Dairy-free' and notes 'Contains dairy' on others. Because the kitchen is shared, cross-contact between ingredients is possible. The restaurant does not document staff awareness, so diners should confirm their dietary needs upon arrival.

Some menu items carry a 'Contains eggs' tag, while others are vegan and therefore egg-free. Because the kitchen is shared, there is a risk of cross-contact. Check with staff for detailed ingredient info.

The menu notes 'Contains soy' on some items, but no dedicated soy-free equipment is stated. A shared kitchen means cross-contact is possible, and staff can confirm.

Limited information: we researched PowerSoul Cafe across 9 sources but found nothing specific about its Vegetarian options or how the kitchen manages cross-contamination. Treat this as a starting point and call ahead to confirm before relying on it.