
Arazá
Menu items are clearly labelled gluten-free.
Per-allergen evidence
Menu items are clearly labelled gluten-free. A diner review confirms the menu indicates which dishes are gluten-free. However, the kitchen is shared, and no information about cross-contamination protocols is available. Those with high sensitivity should confirm with staff before ordering.
[1] Verified blog 8 Lugares con menú sin gluten. | [Degusta], degustavenezuela.com
The source lists Arazá as one of eight Caracas venues offering gluten-free options. No additional detail is provided.fetched May 29, 2026[2] Verified blog ARAZÁ, punkypartners.com
The source is a pet-friendly review that mentions the term "gluten free" in passing. It provides no details about kitchen practices.fetched May 29, 2026[3] Verified blog Arazá (Los Palos Grandes) — Saludable en Caracas, guiapana.com
Detailed directory page with menu items labelled gluten-free, dairy-free, sugar-free, vegan; user review confirms menu shows dishes without gluten and dairy. No kitchen cross-contamination info.fetched May 29, 2026Menu items are labelled lactose-free, and a diner review confirms the menu shows dishes without dairy. No details on cross-contamination or dedicated equipment. Best to ask staff about your specific needs.
Several menu items are explicitly labelled sugar-free, including banana bread and vegan cheesecake. No information on kitchen practices for sugar-free preparation is available, so for those with strict requirements, confirmation with staff is advised.
The menu includes vegan options such as a vegan cheesecake, and the venue is tagged as vegan-friendly. There is no systematic vegan marking on the menu, however, and no details about kitchen practices. Best to ask staff for recommendations.
The venue is tagged as vegetarian-friendly, and the menu likely has vegetarian options. No specific vegetarian marking on the menu and no kitchen practice details. Ask staff for suitable dishes.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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