Vegan and gluten free restaurants in Dunedin
7 kitchens in Dunedin cooking vegan food and set up to cater for gluten free diets. 1 of the 7 is a fully vegan kitchen, where the whole menu is yours.
Each one is recorded as catering for gluten free diets. That is a fact about the kitchen and what it can prepare for you, not a promise about any particular dish. Somewhere that caters for a diet is not a dedicated kitchen, and cross contamination is a real risk where the two are cooked side by side. If coeliac disease or an allergy is the reason you are asking, ring ahead and ask how they handle it.
2 of them are branches of Hell Pizza.
Of the 7, 4 do takeaway. Each of those is what a local mapper recorded, so it is worth a check before a trip that depends on it.
Where to eat vegan and gluten free in Dunedin
37 Hargest Crescent, Dunedin
BagelTakeaway
- Cobb & Co.Has vegan options
20F Anzac Avenue, Dunedin Central
BarbecueBurgerCakeChickenTakeaway · Outdoor seating
- Dosa etc.Has vegan options
10 Hanover Street, Dunedin Central
CrepeCurryIndian - KindredHas vegan options
333 George Street
BagelBurgerCakeCoffee Shop 97 Stuart Street
BurgerCakeDonutPizzaOutdoor seating · Wheelchair accessible
Vegan and gluten free food at the chains in Dunedin
Hell Pizza accounts for 2 of the venues on this page. A branch is the same menu wherever you find it, so they are listed apart from the places above rather than mixed in among them. They still qualify: each one is recorded as catering for gluten free diets. That is a fact about the kitchen and what it can prepare for you, not a promise about any particular dish.
What is vegan at Hell Pizza.
272 Andersons Bay Road, South Dunedin
PizzaTakeaway · Delivery
703 Great King Street, North Dunedin
BarbecueCakeChickenDonutTakeaway · Delivery
Questions people ask
Where can I eat vegan and gluten free in Dunedin?
7, as of the last refresh. This page lists all of them rather than a selection. Each one is recorded as catering for gluten free diets. That is a fact about the kitchen and what it can prepare for you, not a promise about any particular dish. Somewhere that caters for a diet is not a dedicated kitchen, and cross contamination is a real risk where the two are cooked side by side. If coeliac disease or an allergy is the reason you are asking, ring ahead and ask how they handle it.
Are these kitchens fully vegan?
1 of the 7 is a fully vegan kitchen, so anything on the menu is yours. The rest serve vegan food alongside the rest of their menu. Every entry is labelled either way.
Are any of them chains?
2 of the 7 listed belong to a named brand: Hell Pizza (2). The ones with more than one branch here (Hell Pizza) are listed together underneath the rest, because a branch is the same menu wherever you find it. A venue is only counted as a chain when it carries that brand itself, so two places that happen to share a name are never merged into one.
Which of them do takeaway?
4 of the 7, and those rows say so underneath the address. Each one is recorded as doing takeaway by a local mapper. Nothing is recorded either way for the rest, which is not the same as knowing they are not.