11 venues in Miami rated A+ to B for dairy-free, every tier backed by cited sources.
No dairy on premises; all cheeses are vegan (cashew mozzarella, almond parmesan). 100% plant-based kitchen makes dairy cross-contamination structurally impossible.
As a fully vegan restaurant, no dairy products are used in any dishes. The kitchen is 100% free of dairy ingredients.
The venue operates entirely on plant-based ingredients, with no dairy products present. Items listed as 'cheese', 'parm crumble', or 'alfredo sauce' are prepared using cashews and other plant-based components.
100% vegan menu means no dairy ingredients on the premises. The venue's menu description explicitly mentions 'dairy-free cheese' for the Vegan Bacon Burger.
All gelato is vegan, so it is inherently dairy-free. The menu features coconut-based and oat-milk-based flavors, and no dairy ingredients are listed. Multiple reviewers confirm the gelato is dairy-free.
Atly explicitly states that the menu is 100% dairy-free. The venue is a build-your-own-bowl concept with no dairy ingredients listed. The entire menu appears dairy-free, but only one source explicitly confirms this.
No dairy ingredients are present on the premises, as the kitchen is fully vegan. The dedicated vegan kitchen ensures no cross-contamination from dairy.
Dairy-containing items (cheese, butter, buttermilk, cream) are clearly marked on the menu. Several dairy-free options exist. Shared kitchen with dairy. FindMeGlutenFree reviews note 'Good for dairy-free'.
The official menu marks dairy-containing dishes (e.g., 'contains dairy' on Mac & Cheese, Green Beans). Community reviews on FindMeGlutenFree and Atly note it is 'good for dairy-free' and has dairy-free options.
Entire menu is dairy-free (uses plant-based cheeses and butters). Shared kitchen with House of Mac where dairy is present; no dedicated dairy-free equipment confirmed.
A 6-year-old review on FindMeGlutenFree notes that the menu clearly lists dairy-free items.