The Herb Box
Dishes are clearly labelled v (vegan) on the menu, including several that are also marked gluten-free.
Per-allergen evidence
Dishes are clearly labelled v (vegan) on the menu, including several that are also marked gluten-free. It's a shared kitchen, so no dedicated vegan prep area is confirmed. A decent bet for vegan dining, but double-check with staff if you have cross-contact concerns.
Several menu items are marked gf (gluten-free). Others can be made gluten-free upon request (rgf) for a small charge. No dedicated kitchen or fryer is mentioned, so cross-contact is a risk. Staff may be able to guide diners. Those with coeliac disease should call ahead to discuss procedures with staff.
[1] Verified blog The Herb Box, experiencescottsdale.com
A tourism listing describes The Herb Box as offering gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian, and non-dairy options, but gives no details on kitchen practices.fetched Jul 29, 2026[2] Official Menus — the herb box, The Herb Box (official menu)
The official menu page uses dietary labels: gf, rgf, v. No information on kitchen setup or cross-contact mitigation is provided.fetched Jul 29, 2026A tourism listing mentions vegetarian options, but the official menu does not mark them. This is a thin signal, and calling ahead to see what they can do is advised.
Non-dairy options are advertised in the venue's promotional copy, but the menu carries no dairy-free labels. Limited info — it's worth a phone call to discuss specifics.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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