Brother Marcus Soho
Restaurant/Cafe/Canteen · Westminster
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What reviewers say about the free-from experience
- gluten-free options
- coeliac catering
- peanut and tree nut allergies
- staff allergen knowledge
- dairy-free
- vegan options
Reviewers focus heavily on the gluten-free offering, describing good gluten-free options and one occasion where staff removed gluten-containing items from a dish unprompted. Several mention coeliac catering, and one coeliac diner dining with a partner allergic to peanuts and tree nuts reports having many options between them. Staff are repeatedly described as accommodating and allergen-friendly, happy to talk dietary needs through, and dairy-free and vegan options are also noted.
Summarised from 9 allergen-related public reviews. feefrae is not a medical authority and does not verify individual reviews — this describes what diners discussed, not whether the venue is safe for your needs. Always check directly with the venue and do your own research.
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