Wild Living Foods

Wild Living Foods describes itself as offering a 'fully organic menu of Plant Based foods' and being a 'raw vegan' restaurant. Its menu includes burgers, ice cream, smoothies, salads, cold pressed juices, raw desserts, and medicinal shots, all plant-based. The Glowcation blog review confirms the entire menu is plant-based, with raw vegan desserts and dairy-free ice cream. The venue's own website and menu page consistently use the terms 'Plant Based' and 'Raw Vegan,' indicating a 100% plant-based kitchen.

As a fully plant-based/vegan restaurant, all dishes are inherently vegetarian. The venue's own description as 'Plant Based foods' and the Glowcation review confirm the entire menu is suitable for vegetarians.

The venue is a fully plant-based/raw vegan restaurant. The Glowcation blog review explicitly mentions 'dairy-free ice-creams' and 'raw strawberry cheesecake' (vegan). The menu page describes the venue as 'Plant Based foods'. No dairy products are used in the kitchen.

The venue is a fully plant-based and raw vegan restaurant. Its menu page describes the food as 'Plant Based foods', while the blog uses the term 'Raw Vegan'. The kitchen does not use any egg products.

The venue is a fully plant-based/raw vegan restaurant. No shellfish or any animal products are used in the kitchen.

As a fully plant-based/vegan restaurant, all dishes are inherently suitable for pescatarians (who eat plant-based food plus fish and seafood). The entire menu is plant-based.

The venue is a fully plant-based/raw vegan restaurant. While soy is a common ingredient in vegan cuisine, the venue's emphasis on 'raw' and 'organic' foods, and the specific menu items described (quinoa bowls, salads, juices, raw desserts) do not explicitly mention soy. However, as a fully plant-based kitchen, it is highly likely that soy is present in some form (e.g., tofu, tempeh, soy sauce). There is not enough detail to confirm a soy-free environment. The tier is set to S for the dedicated plant-based kitchen, but it is not explicitly confirmed as soy-free.

Wild Living Foods offers a wide range of plant-based foods including salads, bowls, and cold-pressed juices. Some menu items like salads and bowls could be keto-friendly, but the menu also includes items like quinoa (a grain), raw desserts, and fruit-based smoothies and juices which are high in carbohydrates. No specific keto-friendly menu or information is provided. The tier is set to E (Available on request) with low confidence, as staff may be able to accommodate keto requests by modifying dishes, but this is not confirmed.