13 venues in Cape Town rated S to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
Fully vegan butchery and restaurant; all dishes are 100% plant-based. No animal products are used on the premises, as confirmed by the venue's own website and community listings.
Wild Eatery is a fully vegan restaurant ('Vegan Outdoor Eatery' on its website, 'Vegan' tag on HappyCow, and unanimous reviews confirming all items are plant-based). No animal products are used on premises, structural kitchen fact.
100% vegan kitchen — the Waterkant branch is described as a 'Fully vegan restaurant' on HappyCow, with all 15 reviews from vegan diners confirming the menu is entirely plant-based. The Uber Eats menu shows only vegan items, and the venue's website promotes ethical, plant-based eating. No animal products are used in the kitchen.
A 100% plant-based kitchen operates here. The venue describes itself as "100% vegan, 100% of the time" and "100% plant powered fusion cuisine." No animal products are kept on the premises, making the kitchen structurally dedicated to vegan food.
The venue describes itself as a plant-based café that serves food described as 'almost exclusively vegan.' It is listed as a vegan restaurant on FindMeGlutenFree. The menu carries vegan symbols. There is no evidence of non-vegan ingredients on the premises, effectively making it a dedicated vegan kitchen.
The venue is named 'African Vegan Café' and all menu items listed (Sunshine Salad Bowl, Split Pea Dal, Bunless Burger, etc.) are plant-based with no mention of animal products. The Uber Eats page categorises it as 'Vegetarian • Healthy'. As the entire menu is vegan, the kitchen is effectively 100% dedicated to vegan preparation.
A dedicated 'VEGAN' category is on the menu with many clearly labeled products. However, the kitchen is shared with items containing animal products (e.g., dairy, egg). Staff are aware and can guide choices, but cross-contamination risk exists.
Official site states 'fully meatless and eggless kitchen; all meals 100% plant-based' but dairy is available as an optional add-on. No per-dish vegan marking on the menu. HappyCow reviews confirm vegan options. Staff are aware, shared prep with dairy present.
The Poke Co. has multiple HappyCow reviews confirming clearly labeled vegan options, including a Garden Gate bowl, tofu, eggplant, and mushroom bowls, as well as build-your-own bowls with vegan bases. Staff awareness of vegan needs is noted. The restaurant's website advertises catering for 'vegan friends'. However, it is not a dedicated vegan kitchen. Meat and fish are served, and shared prep areas are used. Menu items are marked per community reports.
Spinach guide rates the venue 'Outstanding for vegans' (A) with clearly marked menu, knowledgeable staff, and many vegan options including a vegan platter. Menufyy listing confirms 'Serves vegan dishes'. No evidence of dedicated prep area or fryer; shared kitchen assumed.
The cafe offers a variety of vegan pastries and light meals, but the kitchen is shared and no dedicated equipment or separate prep area is mentioned. It is best to confirm options with staff on the day.
Vegan options are available and the menu is predominantly vegan/vegetarian. No dedicated vegan kitchen or accreditation. Shared kitchen with cross-contamination risk.
The venue explicitly advertises vegan options, and the café menu includes plant-based items such as bowls, salads, and smoothies. The grocery section stocks plant-based dairy alternatives. The menu itself does not appear to systematically mark items as vegan, but diner reports confirm vegan dishes are available from a shared kitchen. Staff can accommodate when asked. A HappyCow list of top vegan restaurants in Cape Town does not mention Wildsprout, suggesting it is not a dedicated vegan destination. Vegan diners should confirm specific dishes are fully plant-based at ordering.