
3 Trees Cafe
The menu marks a few gluten-free items (mushrooms on polenta, GF $5 add-on to eggs) but the kitchen is shared with many wheat-based dishes.
Per-allergen evidence
The menu marks a few gluten-free items (mushrooms on polenta, GF $5 add-on to eggs) but the kitchen is shared with many wheat-based dishes. No dedicated equipment or cross-contact disclaimers are mentioned. Best to call ahead and confirm the kitchen's approach to coeliac safety, as reliability may vary by shift.
The menu includes several vegetarian-friendly dishes, and third-party sites describe the cafe as suitable for everyone. The kitchen shares equipment, and no vegetarian-specific workflow is described. Diners should check with staff to ensure no cross-contact from meat-based preparation.
[1] Verified blog Culinary Delight at 3 Trees Cafe, evendo.com
The source is a third-party travel listing that mentions vegetarian and vegan options generically.fetched May 29, 2026[2] Verified blog Food menu | Three Trees Cafe, laycockcafe.wixsite.com
The official food menu page marks items gluten-free and dairy-free; it notes a shared kitchen and has no cross-contact warnings.fetched May 29, 2026One menu item, the Bacon and Hash stack, is explicitly labelled as dairy free, and a few other dishes appear to lack dairy ingredients, but the majority of the menu is dairy-heavy, including cheese, butter, aioli, yoghurt, and ice cream. The kitchen is shared with no dedicated area. Confirmation with staff is needed for dairy-free needs.
A third-party listing mentions vegetarian and vegan options, but the venue's own menu does not mark vegan items. Many dishes contain eggs, dairy, or meat. Accommodation may be possible but is not standard; call ahead to confirm.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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