6 venues in Irvine rated S to B for dairy-free, every tier backed by cited sources.
stockThe menu is entirely vegan. It uses vegan mozzarella and vegan feta, so there's no dairy at all, and while they don't mention any separate equipment, the complete absence of dairy on the premises is pretty convincing. No dairy anywhere.
stockThe entire menu is plant-based, meaning no dairy products are used. The restaurant's vegan concept inherently provides a dairy-free dining experience without requiring additional precautions.
stockThe vegan menu means no dairy is used anywhere in the kitchen.
stockSeveral items are marked dairy-free (DF) on the official menu, but the restaurant operates a shared kitchen without noted dedicated equipment. Best to double-check with staff about your specific needs.
stockDairy-free options can be customized and the menu mentions accommodating dairy allergies. They take precautions including manager verification when you notify your server. The shared kitchen means cross-contact is possible, so it's a good option for those who can tolerate some risk.
stockA 'Dairy-Free Friendly Alternatives' section is marked. Yet everything shares cooking surfaces and fryer oil with dairy ingredients. No guarantee against cross-contact is offered. Let the team know about your dairy allergy beforehand.