7 venues in Cape Town rated S to B for dairy-free, every tier backed by cited sources.
This is a 100% vegan kitchen. No dairy products or ingredients are present on the premises.
The restaurant is fully vegan, meaning no dairy products are used or present on premises. The Songburd blog explicitly lists Wild Eatery under 'top 6 gluten dairy free restaurants' and notes it is 'Fully Vegan'.
Fully vegan kitchen means no dairy products are used. HappyCow descriptors and the Uber Eats menu confirm all items are plant-based and dairy-free. No cow's milk, cheese, cream or butter on premises.
The restaurant’s kitchen is 100% vegan, so no dairy products are used or present. The kitchen is structurally dedicated.
The venue operates a fully vegan kitchen and uses no dairy ingredients. FindMeGlutenFree lists it as good for dairy-free, and multiple sources confirm the menu is entirely plant-based.
Official site: all meals 100% plant-based by default; dairy available as optional add-on for pizzas, coffees, milkshakes. Staff aware, no per-dish marking. Dairy on premises but default dishes are dairy-free.
Dedicated 'DAIRY FREE' product category exists, but many menu items contain dairy (e.g., Spinach & Feta pie, Pepper Steak pie). Shared kitchen with dairy products. Cross-contamination risk for dairy-free items.