Dairy-Free Quebec: The Best Restaurants & Shops by City

Last Update in February 2023! We’ve created this ever-growing guide to restaurants, bakeries, cafes, ice cream shops, and stores in Quebec that are friendly to dairy-free diners. It’s a collection based on research and reader recommendations (send yours!) that’s divided into restaurants & shops by city (first) and major chains found throughout the state (second). And we’ve started a section for specialty dairy-free foods produced in this state.

We Update Continuously! You can ignore the original date on this post going forward. We update the information below whenever we’re alerted to a new recommendation, change, or closure.

Dairy-Free Quebec: Recommended Restaurants & Shops

We’ve listed these recommendations alphabetically by city and then by the restaurant or shop name. For large chains with locations throughout the state, see the Major Restaurant & Grocery Chains section below. We have dedicated posts with dairy-free details for many of the big guys.

⭐️ = Restaurant is either dairy-free, has a dairy-free menu, has dairy-free labels on their menu(s), or lists top allergens with menu items. (At the time of our last review.)

Broisbriand

Freshii – This chain serves bowls, salads, wraps, and smoothies. They offer a detailed allergen menu, and each menu category has at least one or two dairy-free options, ordered as is. But most items can be ordered without dairy easily, since all of their bases, proteins, broths, and toppings (aside from cheese) are made without milk (at the time of our review). Just verify the sauces, as a few contain milk-based ingredients.

Brossard

Bloom Sushi ⭐️ – You won’t find any fish at this vegan sushi chain. Their petite menu includes a selection of maki, and starters like miso soup and gyoza.
Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.
Crux Comptoir – This is a vegetarian cafe with a dairy-free juice and smoothie bar. They also serve light foods, like wraps and salads, with vegan options.
LOV ⭐️ – This pretty cafe chain offers a fresh all-vegan menu. It includes a diverse array of starters and entrees, ranging from mushroom risotto with cashew cream to king fu burgers with miso coleslaw.
Noobox – This is an Asian restaurant with build your own noodle bowls. Much of their menu is dairy-free, and they label the gluten-free and vegan options.

Chicoutimi

L’Gros Luxe – Their menu holds many vegan surprises, like two types of poutine, mac ‘n “cheese,” grilled “cheese,” and even ice cream for dessert. A few additional menu items can be ordered dairy free.

Côte Saint-Luc

Patisserie Sfingy’s ⭐️ – This is a kosher parve donut and smoothie shop, which means everything they make is dairy-free. Their shop is nut-free, too! They offer various donut flavors, mini donuts, muffins, cookies, croissants, crepes, and waffles.

La Prairie

Boulangerie Roseline – This is a gluten-free pastry shop, but they typically have some dairy-free options, and often vegan, too.

Lasalle

Jugo Juice – This Canadian chain blends smoothie with almond milk or coconut water. Just be sure to skip the protein – they use whey. They also serve some wraps and salads that can be ordered dairy free.

Laval

Bloom Sushi ⭐️ – You won’t find any fish at this vegan sushi chain. Their petite menu includes a selection of maki, and starters like miso soup and gyoza.
Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.
Dolce & Santella – They offer a selection of vegan fruity and creamy sorbettos. The latter are made with chocolate and/or nuts.
Gaufres & Glaces – This ice cream and waffle shop offers vegan waffles, dairy-free oatmilk ice creams, and sorbets.
Jugo Juice – This Canadian chain blends smoothie with almond milk or coconut water. Just be sure to skip the protein – they use whey. They also serve some wraps and salads that can be ordered dairy free.
LOV ⭐️ – This pretty cafe chain offers a fresh all-vegan menu. It includes a diverse array of starters and entrees, ranging from mushroom risotto with cashew cream to king fu burgers with miso coleslaw.
Susie Sans Gluten – Everything is gluten-free at this bake shop and cafe, but they also have dairy-free and vegan desserts and grab and go food. They can also custom make cakes for special occasions. And they have gluten free grocery products available, including a frozen section.

Longueuil

La Diperie – You’ll have to resist many of their desserts, but you’ll be rewarded with their edible vegan cookie dough. It’s available in four flavours. They often have at least one vegan soft serve flavour and a couple other cool dairy-free treats, too.
L’Gros Luxe – Their menu holds many vegan surprises, like two types of poutine, mac ‘n “cheese,” grilled “cheese,” and even ice cream for dessert. A few additional menu items can be ordered dairy free.

Montreal

Archway Bar Santé ⭐️ – Their purely plant-based menu is a global mix of burgers, wraps, salads, bowls, and more, with plenty of creamy and cheesy dairy-free options.
Arepera – Arepas are a naturally gluten-free, sandwich type item, but they are sometimes made with dairy. Fortunately, this shop makes vegan options, and can make many of their arepas dairy-free.
Audacieuse Vanille ⭐️ – This is a vegan and gluten-free dessert shop that has afternoon tea service with sweet and savory pastries. They also bake custom order “big cakes” with at least three days of notice.
Aux Vivres ⭐️ – Their all-vegan menu includes smoothies, burgers, sandwiches, a global array of bowls and entrees, and desserts.
Bloom Sushi ⭐️ – You won’t find any fish at this vegan sushi chain. Their petite menu includes a selection of maki, and starters like miso soup and gyoza.
Boulangerie Le Marquis – This gluten-free bakery has a big range of dairy-free items, including croissants, meat pies, breads, turnovers, and more. They do use eggs in most goodies, but have some egg-free and vegan choices.
Burger Fiancé ⭐️ – Burgers, sandwiches, and handheld bites are the specialty at this all-vegan restaurant. But they also offer dairy-free oatmilk shakes!
Café Jones ⭐️ – They serve an all-vegan menu of sushi maki and sandwiches. They also have a full coffee bar.
Café Tuyo ⭐️ – They have a full vegan coffee bar, smoothies, and a menu of breakfast and lunch items, like burgers, sandwiches, and soups. This is also a vegan bakery, making breads, croissants, pastries, and cakes.
CA LEM Crèmerie – They offer unique vegan sorbet flavors, like pandan-coco, fraise-litchi (strawberry lychee), and lemon yuzu.
Casa Kaizen ⭐️ – Their all-vegan menu leans toward Mexican cuisine with a list of tacos, and some starters.
Chops Resto Bar ⭐️– Everything is dairy-free at this kosher glatt restaurant. They serve a range of Italian, American, and Chinese inspired dishes.
Chanoch Sushi ⭐️ – This is a kosher fish restaurant, and everything on the menu is dairy-free, right down to the parve cream cheese in a couple of their rolls.
Chez Zac Pizzeria – This local pizzeria turned vegan in the summer of 2021. They offer more than a dozen different pizzas and list ingredients for each of their sauces.
Chiyoko Sushi Bar & Steakhouse ⭐️ – Their entire menu is dairy-free (this is a kosher fish/meat restaurant), and it includes not only sushi, but also many cooked Asian and American favorites.
City Grill Kosher ⭐️ – This is a glatt kosher restaurant, which means they serve meat, but no dairy. Their menu is mostly Mediterranean, but they offer some Canadian and Chinese dishes, too.
Cookie Stéfanie – This is a gluten-free pastry shop with daily baked goods, cafe items, and grab-and-go meals. They have some dairy-free items available, and bake custom order cakes.
Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.
Crèmerie SWIRL ⭐️ – Every flavour is vegan at this dairy-free artisan ice cream shop. They churn sorbets and coconut milk-based ice cream flavors.
Croissant Croissant – This is a classic French bakery, but they also bake vegan croissants, and often have an additional dairy-free treat or two.
Delicious Without Gluten ⭐️ – They make gluten-free, nut-free, dairy-free, everyday baked goods, like breads, bagels, and pizza crust. You must order for pick up, but they also sell in stores.
DoughNats – This local donut shop has three donut lines: regular (with dairy), vegan raised, and vegan gluten-free cake-style. They often have about a half dozen flavors of each type.
Épicerie Muscade ⭐️ – This is an all-vegan, zero-waste grocer that sells products by bulk. They also offer baked goodies, dairy alternatives, fresh items like tortellini, and more.
Folies Pâtissières – Their bakery is gluten-free, and is reportedly lactose-free, too, with dairy-free options. They also bake all types of cake designs on order.
Freshii – This chain serves bowls, salads, wraps, and smoothies. They offer a detailed allergen menu, and each menu category has at least one or two dairy-free options, ordered as is. But most items can be ordered without dairy easily, since all of their bases, proteins, broths, and toppings (aside from cheese) are made without milk (at the time of our review). Just verify the sauces, as a few contain milk-based ingredients.
Gaufres & Glaces – This ice cream and waffle shop offers vegan waffles, dairy-free oatmilk ice creams, and sorbets.
Golf Executif Montreal ⭐️ – They claim to be the first plant-based gold course in the world with their lounge that serves purely vegan tapas.
Hello123 ⭐️ – If you’re in the West Queen West neighborhood, then you might want to pop into this completely vegan restaurant and bar. They boast eclectic comfort food menus for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch in a modern but cozy atmosphere. They also have a decadent dessert menu (including dairy-free cheesecakes!) and a big drink menu o house cocktails, vegan wines, draught beer and cider, kombucha, fresh-squeezed juices, superfood coffee lattes, and more.
Hoche Glacé – They offer creamy vegan gelato flavors made with soymilk, and also have dairy-free sorbets. Their ice cream cake collection includes vegan tiramisu, matcha & pistachios, and Oreo & raspberries cakes. They also have dairy-free smoothies and milkshakes available, offer dairy-free toppings and syrups for sundaes, and have a full coffee bar with milk alternatives.
Jugo Juice – This Canadian chain blends smoothie with almond milk or coconut water. Just be sure to skip the protein – they use whey. They also serve some wraps and salads that can be ordered dairy free.
Juliette Chocolat – On a cold day, this is a great place to pop into for vegan hot chocolate or a dairy-free latte. They also have a vegan brownie available, and blend dairy-free smoothies.
La Beignerie ⭐️ – This is a vegan coffee and donut shop with a rather enticing array of classic and filled donuts.
La Diperie – You’ll have to resist many of their desserts, but you’ll be rewarded with their edible vegan cookie dough. It’s available in four flavours. They often have at least one vegan soft serve flavour and a couple other cool dairy-free treats, too.
Lapop – They specialize in popsicles and make a range of dairy-free and vegan pops from fresh seasonal fruits and organic sugar.
L’Artisan Délices ⭐️ – This is a gluten-free, dairy-free bakery that makes French pastries (like eclairs), breads, and savory items, like baguettes, quiche, and turnovers.
La Marguerite & Co. ⭐️ – It isn’t often that you find dairy-free macarons, let alone a macaron maker that’s completely dairy free (and gluten free)! This is a kosher parve bakery that also makes wholesale desserts that you can buy in stores – like dairy-free cheesecakes and other indulgent cakes.
Leaves House Cafe ⭐️ – This plant-based coffee and tea shop not only offers milk alternatives for your drinks, they also sell various brands by the carton. And they have some vegan sweets available.
Le Blueboy: Artisan Glacier – They offer impressive fruit bowls (served right in the melon) and sorbets that range from fruity to creamy, with options like pina colada and tiger’s blood.
L’Gros Luxe – Their menu holds many vegan surprises, like two types of poutine, mac ‘n “cheese,” grilled “cheese,” and even ice cream for dessert. A few additional menu items can be ordered dairy free.
Lola Rosa ⭐️ – Like most all-vegan restaurants, they have the usual mix of comfort foods – burgers, pizza, quesadillas, etc.
LOV ⭐️ – This pretty cafe chain offers a fresh all-vegan menu. It includes a diverse array of starters and entrees, ranging from mushroom risotto with cashew cream to king fu burgers with miso coleslaw.
Mandy’s Salades Gourmandes – Their menu is clearly labeled for dairy-free guests, and they have many dairy-free salads (including build your own), soups, smoothies, and grain bowls.
Maynard ⭐️ – Indulge in mac & cheese, poutine, beignets, and fried oreos at this local vegan restaurant.
Mimi & Jones ⭐️ – This diner is by the same owners as Jones Cafe. They serve burgers, fries, and a whole menu of dairy-free milkshake flavors.
Mimimelon⭐️ – This kosher, dairy-free, nut-free, peanut-free, sesame-free bakery makes stunning cakes and cupcakes on custom order. They also bake a selection of other pastries (cookies, donuts, cake pops, etc) and offer savory take out foods.
Noobox – This is an Asian restaurant with build your own noodle bowls. Much of their menu is dairy-free, and they label the gluten-free and vegan options.
Obscène Végan ⭐️ – Burgers and fried “chicken” are the specialties at this casual vegan restaurant. And yes, they dairy-free poutine, too.
Ohana Sushi Vegan ⭐️ – The name says it all. They serve an innovative menu of vegan sushi, and also have other Japanese dishes.
OPLANTE Vegan Sushi & Wok ⭐️ – Yes, another all-vegan sushi spot! Beyond the usual sushi and stir fry menu, they have sushi pizzas and smoothies.
Parc sans gluten – This is a gluten-free bakery, but they reportedly have some dairy-free options.
Parker’s Vegan Bakery ⭐️ – They don’t have a storefront, but you can order cookies, cookie bars, and sweet loaves of bread from this home-based bakery.
Pâtisserie Petit Lapin ⭐️ – It doesn’t get any more adorable and perfect than this allergy-friendly bakery. This French pastry-inspired little shop opened in early 2014, and was quickly praised with numerous positive reviews. The staff at Patisserie Petit Lapin carefully bakes cupcakes, macarons, madeleins, donuts, cream puffs, and custom cakes, all without peanuts, tree nuts, sesame seeds, milk, eggs, seafood, soy, wheat, sulphites, and mustard.
Pâtisserie Zébulon ⭐️ – Everything is vegan, and quite stunning, at this local pastry shop.
Rawesome ⭐️ – This little outlet serves healthy dairy-free, banana-based nice cream, makes raw vegan cheesecakes, and also has their own line of cashew cheeses.
Rejuice Nutrition ⭐️ – This all-vegan juice and smoothie bar also sells local food items, like pure coconut yogurt an vegan granola. They also have a full menu of wraps, salads, and other light bites.
Restaurant Noraka ⭐️ – Their kosher Asian menu is heavy in Thai food, and it’s all dairy free. They are also able to make many items vegan.
Schwartz’s Deli – Bread, mustard, and house-smoked meats, made daily. The sandwiches are that simple at this kosher-friendly deli. They reportedly offer gluten-free bread, too.
Sophie Sucrée ⭐️ – This vegan patisserie makes every treat imaginable, from cupcakes to cheesecakes to truffles. They also make croissants and other savory baked goods. And they cater to various special diet needs with gluten-free, nut-free, and soy-free options.
Sushi Momo ⭐️ – This is an all-vegan Japanese restaurant serving a selection of vegetable maki and complementary dishes, like miso soup, edamame, and gyozas.
Tendresse ⭐️ – Everything is vegan at this local bistro. They serve dinner and weekend brunch with an eclectic menu of dishes, ranging from local poutine to tacos to raviolis.
The Palm Court – This elegant restaurant, located in the Ritz-Carlton, has afternoon tea service with vegan and kosher options.
Umami Ramen ⭐️ – All the ingredients are made in-house (you can purchase some of them to cook at home), including the noodles, tofu, and kimchi. And their entire Japanese menu is vegan.
Véganation ⭐️ – They serve breakfast, lunch, and early dinner with an all-vegan menu of café-style food and Asian-inspired dishes. They also offer home delivery of vegan meal boxes throughout Montreal.
Vegateau ⭐️ – Not only is this pastry shop completely vegan, it’s also gluten free. They bake lovely classic and filled cupcakes and cookies, take custom cake orders, and also scoop ice cream.
Yakimono Sushi Bar ⭐️ – This is a kosher glatt restaurant, so they don’t use any dairy – not even cream cheese. In addition to a very full sushi menu, they offer poke, Thai entrees, and house desserts.

Pointe Claire

Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.

Quebec City

Accommodation Bio – Their focus is local and organic produce, but they also have some dairy-free grab-and-go items and products.
Alimentex – This local health and natural food store is a good place to find organic and special diet products.
Bagel Maguire Cafe – “Montreal” bagels aren’t always dairy-free, but all of the bagels are vegan at this Quebec bake shop. It’s best to get them to go, since their dairy-free schmear options are limited.
Beiko – They offer a selection of vegan donuts daily, with rotating flavors like classic vanilla, matcha, cookie & cream, and watermelon, to name a few. Their menu also includes fruit smoothies.
Bols et Poke – Much of their menu is naturally dairy-free, but this poke shop also has gluten-free, vegan, and cooked choices.
Café Pékoe – This cafe offers dairy-free poke bowls and banh mi with vegan options. They also serve vegan ice cream made with soy and coconut milk.
Chez Hansel & Gretel, Pâtisserie & Boutique – This cafe is special diet friendly, with options for dairy-free, vegan, gluten-free, and even keto guests. Their dairy-free options includes entrees, sides, wraps, pizzas (they offer “fauxmage”), sandwiches, salads, and more. They also have some vegan treats, including cookie dough.
Chez Victor – This burger bar is very friendly toward special diet needs. They have four vegan burger options right on their menu, and offer two different types of dairy-free cheese (to swap on their regular burgers, too). They also offer vegan poutine and salads.
Colibri – This is a great spot for salads, healthy plates, and pita wraps. They have some vegan options, and much of the menu can be ordered without dairy.
Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.
Don Vegan Restaurant ⭐️ – This fine dining lounge has an eclectic, all-vegan menu, with Asian dishes, Italian pastas, and more.
Emporium Microbrasserie – They offer a couple vegan pizzas on their menu, and most pizzas can be ordered dairy-free, since they have vegan cheese available. Some small plates and salads can also be ordered without dairy.
Fastoche – They grill a selection of different patties for their burgers, including a vegan option. Several can also be made dairy-free. They also offer sandwiches, and reportedly have vegan poutine.
Freshii – This chain serves bowls, salads, wraps, and smoothies. They offer a detailed allergen menu, and each menu category has at least one or two dairy-free options, ordered as is. But most items can be ordered without dairy easily, since all of their bases, proteins, broths, and toppings (aside from cheese) are made without milk (at the time of our review). Just verify the sauces, as a few contain milk-based ingredients.
Ginger Sushi & Poke Shop – They offer sushi rolls, sushi burritos, poke bowls, and some other innovative raw fish twists. Their menu is mostly dairy-free, naturally.
La Diperie – You’ll have to resist many of their desserts, but you’ll be rewarded with their edible vegan cookie dough. It’s available in four flavours. They often have at least one vegan soft serve flavour and a couple other cool dairy-free treats, too.
La Galette Libanaise – This take out Lebanese restaurant focuses on wraps, and offers some dairy-free options, including two vegan options on the menu.
La Souche – This local microbrewery and restaurant serves vegan options like poutine and typically sandwiches. Additional items can be ordered without dairy.
Le Haricot Magique – This is a “zero waste” local coop that sells many local grocery items, and they also have grab-and-go vegan food.
L’Gros Luxe – Their menu holds many vegan surprises, like two types of poutine, mac ‘n “cheese,” grilled “cheese,” and even ice cream for dessert. A few additional menu items can be ordered dairy free.
L’Orygine – They have a la carte items with some vegan labeled options, but also have “discovery menus” for vegan, vegetarian, and omnivorous guests.
Maelstrøm Saint-Roch – This coffee bar and lounge serves brunch and evening snack menus, each with a handful of vegan options clearly labeled on the menu. They also offer dairy-free milk beverage options for lattes.
Nina Pizza – They offer vegan feta cheese and cashew parmigiano for their pizzas, and have a few impressive vegan pizzas and on the menu.
Saucisses & Complices – This is a sausage and hot dog shop with many dairy-free items, but also a big vegan selection.
Snack & Délices du Cap-Blanc – This local cremerie offers vegan oat milk soft serve, tofu ice cream, and sorbet.
Veravin 2.0 ⭐️ – This is a gluten-free French bistro with a mostly dairy-free menu. In fact, they label which items contain dairy, which is only a few. They offer a selection of burgers, entrees, and smaller plates.

Rimouski

Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.

Rosemère

Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.

Sainte-Thérèse

Copper Branch ⭐️ – This is a vegan restaurant chain that serves power bowls, burgers, sandwiches, soups, all-day breakfast (gluten-free bagel sandwiches are a feature), smoothies, coffee drinks, and desserts.

Sherbrooke

Freshii – This chain serves bowls, salads, wraps, and smoothies. They offer a detailed allergen menu, and each menu category has at least one or two dairy-free options, ordered as is. But most items can be ordered without dairy easily, since all of their bases, proteins, broths, and toppings (aside from cheese) are made without milk (at the time of our review). Just verify the sauces, as a few contain milk-based ingredients.

St-Bruno-de-Montarville

Jugo Juice – This Canadian chain blends smoothie with almond milk or coconut water. Just be sure to skip the protein – they use whey. They also serve some wraps and salads that can be ordered dairy free.

Thetford Mines

La Diperie – You’ll have to resist many of their desserts, but you’ll be rewarded with their edible vegan cookie dough. It’s available in four flavours. They often have at least one vegan soft serve flavour and a couple other cool dairy-free treats, too.

Victoriaville

L’Gros Luxe – Their menu holds many vegan surprises, like two types of poutine, mac ‘n “cheese,” grilled “cheese,” and even ice cream for dessert. A few additional menu items can be ordered dairy free.

Photo from Aux Vivres in Montreal and Westmount, Quebec

Restaurant & Grocery Chains found throughout Quebec

Some recommended restaurant and store chains are getting too big for our city listing britches. They have many locations, or are rapidly growing, and you might stumble across them in a number of towns in this state. Click on them for more dairy-free details.

Avril Supermarche Sante – This is a large natural and organic supermarket that’s exclusively in Quebec. They have many dairy-free products and special diet brands.
Beavertails – These artisanal Canadian pastries are made with whole wheat flour, hand-stretched, and fried. They can be ordered dairy-free and vegan on request.
Chocolate Favoris – They offer dairy-free soft serve flavors and frozen dessert bars that can be dipped in vegan dark chocolate. They have some other sweet treat options, too.
Piazzetta – This Quebec pizza chain can make several different dairy-free pizzas on order. Their thin crust, focaccia crust, and gluten-free cauliflower crust are all dairy free. They also offer fauxmage dairy-free cheese alternative, and have a vegan pomodoro sauce.
Quesada – They offer a great allergen and special diet filter online to help plan your order. This is a build-your-own burrito, burrito bowl, or taco spot. At last check, their meats and meat alternatives were dairy free (the fish items contain dairy), as were both types of beans, rice, and all toppings, except cheese and sour cream. All of their salsas, guacamole, and most of their sauces are also dairy-free, and they even have a special vegan sauce.

Photo from Tendresse in Montreal, Quebec

Local Dairy-Free Food & Drink Producers in Quebec

These dairy-free friendly companies don’t have their own retail location, but are in Quebec. So you have a good chance of finding their products at grocery stores, restaurants, and/or other shops in this state. Keep an eye out!

Baked2Go – They specialize in gluten-free baking, but some of their products, particularly the breads but also their brownies, are also dairy free.
La Marguerite & Co. – This dairy-free, kosher parve bakery sells tarts, rocher cakes, opera cakes, cheesecakes, and more in stores (pre-packaged).
Maison Riviera – This artisan dairy company has a full line of dairy-free yoghurts and kefir.
Natur-a – They make dairy-free oat, rice, almond, and soy milks with some different flavor options.
Rawesome – They also have a shop, noted above, but you can find their packaged cultured cashew cheeses (in various flavors) and cashew cheesecake slices in stores, too.
Snö – This frozen dessert company is not only dairy-free, they’re also free of several priority allergens. They make pints and ice cream sandwiches with an oat milk base.

Photo from Rawesome

This Guide is Continuously Updated with Recommendations

We welcome you to recommend other dairy-free friendly restaurants. Leave a comment or contact us and tell us why you like a certain restaurant. Restaurant owners and employees are also invited to reach out and let us know how you welcome dairy-free customers.

Please kindly let us know in the comments if any of these restaurants close. We want to keep this list current for you, but aren’t always notified when a restaurant closes. Let us know and we will quickly update!

This Guide is for Informational Purposes Only

Menus, ingredients, kitchen procedures, management, and restaurants are subject to change at any time. Always read the menu and discuss your dietary needs with the staff before ordering. Make sure that they can accommodate your situation.

There is always a risk for potential cross-contamination of allergens in any commercial kitchen. If cross-contamination is an issue for you, always speak with the manager to ensure that your meal can be safely prepared. Listings here do not guarantee that a restaurant is safe enough for your individual needs. Only you can make that decision.

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