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Photo from Cafe Flora in Seattle, Washington<\/p>\nLast Update in August 2026! From Rainier cherries to Walla Walla Onions, Washington is a fertile state. And the fresh focus often means rotating menus, innovative meals, and good attention for special diet diners. Consequently, this Washington state guide for dairy-free options just keeps on growing. It\u2019s a collection of restaurants, bakeries, cafes, ice cream shops, and stores that are friendly to dairy-free diners, and based on research and reader recommendations (send yours!). We\u2019ve divided it into restaurants & shops by city (first) and major chains found throughout the state (second). And we\u2019ve started a section for specialty dairy-free foods produced in this state.<\/p>\n
This post is updated continuously! We update whenever we’re alerted to a new recommendation, change, or closure. But the listings are for informational purposes only and are merely ideas for consideration. Restaurant menus, staff, and policies do change, and potential allergen cross-contamination is a risk in any commercial kitchen. Only you can decide what is safe for your needs.<\/p>\n
Photo from Cafe Flora in Seattle, Washington<\/p>\n
Dairy-Free Washington: Recommended Restaurants & Shops<\/p>\n
Coffeehouses are a staple in Washington state, and it\u2019s no surprise. The weather leans toward cold and wet, and it\u2019s the original home to two of the most renown coffee chains: Starbucks and Seattle\u2019s Best Coffee. Beyond these behemoths, you can find many small chain and local coffee shops, most with dairy-free milk beverage options, and some with vegan pastries.<\/p>\n
For heartier eats, Washington is also well-loved for it\u2019s abundance of brewpubs, bakehouses, seafood eateries, and farm-to-table cuisine. You\u2019ll find several of these in the dairy-free friendly guide below.\u00a0We\u2019ve listed these recommendations alphabetically by city\u00a0and 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.<\/p>\n
\u2b50\ufe0f = 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.)<\/p>\n
Airway Heights<\/p>\n
Anacortes<\/p>\n
Cosmic Veggies \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Formerly known as Drink Your Veggies, this plant-based, dairy-free shop serves juices, smoothies, and eats. Their menu includes\u00a0healthy wraps, sandwiches, and salads. Everything is vegan, aside from honey in some items.
\nFatburger\u00a0\u2013 See our Fatburger Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.<\/p>\n
Auburn<\/p>\n
Bellevue<\/p>\n
Araya\u2019s Place \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The Northwest\u2019s original vegan Thai food restaurant was founded in 1987 in Seattle, but they now have a location in Bellevue too. Their menu includes the whole array of Thai favorites, but made with tofu and mock meats, and without any fish sauce or sneaky dairy. They serve a la carte dishes for lunch and dinner, a lunch buffet, and of course, dairy-free desserts.
\nBlazing Bagels \u2013 Enjoy a bagel with house-made vegan cream cheese at this local bagelry. Most of their non-cheesy bagels are dairy-free (it looks like most of the sweet ones are too!), and they offer a big menu of craft sandwiches. They also have a full coffee bar with soymilk and oat milk options.
\nDin Tai Fung \u2013 This is an upscale Taiwanese chain that specializes in Chinese Huaiyang cuisine. They offer a full allergen and special diet chart, and, at last check, all of their savory menu items were dairy-free and all but one of their sweet bao was dairy-free (most are vegan!). They do use milk in some beverage items.
\nDough Zone Dumpling House \u2013 This local Asian chain specializes in pan fried buns and dumplings, but they also offer noodles and other dishes. They have an easy to view allergen and special diet chart, and only a few items contain dairy. They aren\u2019t obvious, so be sure to check it before ordering.
\nEarls Kitchen + Bar \u2013 This modern bar and grill chain offers vegan items on their menu and also has an allergen menu that assists in ordering without dairy and other top allergens.
\nEvergreens \u2013 They offer a couple of signature vegan menu items, which you can order as a salad, bowl, or wrap, or you can build your own. They offer a good selection of protein, vegetable, and dressings for topping, and accommodate allergy requests. Gluten-free options are also available.
\nHummus Republic \u2013 Their build-your-own pita, wrap, or bowl menu is filled with dairy-free options. They even offer vegan proteins, and most components are dairy-free (includes hummuses and dressings). They clearly label for vegan and gluten-free guests and have an allergen menu.
\nJINYA Ramen Bar \u2013 Believe it or not, many ramen bases contain milk. But JINYA offers a couple vegan ramen options and most of their ramen dishes, soups, and expansive small plates are dairy-free. They have a great comprehensive allergen chart.
\nJust Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.
\nMOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nMolly Moon\u2019s Homemade Ice Cream \u2013 This locally-owned parlor chain has a couple locations in Bellevue. Each one \u201calways\u201d scoops their creamy vegan coconut chunk flavor, and seasonally offers another vegan option. They also have a vegan chocolate hard shell, and a couple other dairy-free toppings. However, a customer named Katja let us know they do not use a separate scoop for the vegan flavor, which causes cross contamination with the dairy flavors. Check at your location before ordering to find out if this has changed.
\nMOX Restaurant \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thanks to Becca for letting us know they mark dairy-free items on their menu. They serve up board games, drinks, and food, with casual dairy-free options for shareables and handhelds\/mains.
\nNW Gluten-Free Baking Co.\u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 No dairy or gluten? No problem at this gluten-free bakery. They make everything from scratch, and the majority of their menu is dairy free. You can choose from an array of fresh pastries, muffins, cakes, pies and specialty treats daily. They also bake custom order cakes for weddings and other special events.
\nPokeworks \u2013 All of their signature poke bowls, and pretty much all of their menu is dairy-free, including the Dole Whip for dessert! They offer raw, cooked, and vegan proteins.<\/p>\n
Bellingham<\/p>\n
Aslan Brewing Company \u2013 Concerned about milk in your beer? This brewpub crafts organic, and reportedly vegan beer. They also have vegan and gluten-free options labeled on their food menu. They actually have a good handful of vegan items and a few more that can easily be made dairy-free.
\nBagelry \u2013 Sure, bagels are often dairy-free, but this little shop also offers Tofutti dairy-free cream cheese alternative for your schmear.
\nBig Love Juice Bar + Kitchen \u2013 Pretty much everything at this casual spot can be enjoyed without dairy. Most of their menu is naturally dairy-free and littered with vegan options. But they also offer vegan sour cream, vegan cheese, and vegan yogurt that can be subbed in when needed. Aside from juices and smoothies, they serve house-made sourdough toasts, a range of healthy bowls (sweet and savory), wraps, and more.
\nCommunity Food Coop \u2013 They\u2019re a member of the National Coop Grocers, so they have a good supply of special diet foods, including dairy alternatives, and offer competitive sales on natural and organic foods. They can also do vegan custom cake orders in their bakery.
\nGood to Go Meat Pies \u2013 Unfortunately, the meat pies at this pasty house do contain milk. But they offer a couple vegan varieties, too. They are sold frozen, for you to heat at home.
\nInsomnia Cookies \u2013 This sweet chain offers a few flavors of vegan cookies year round, like Birthday Cake and Double Chocolate Chunk. But they also bake up seasonal vegan flavors throughout the year.
\nJust Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.
\nSoy House \u2013 Most Vietnamese restaurants have dairy-free menus, but we\u2019ve loved this one for their special diet friendliness. Not only are they firm on dairy-free items, but they also cater to vegan and gluten-free needs without question.<\/p>\n
Bothell<\/p>\n
Kr\u014d B\u00e4r \u2013 This speakeasy offers small plates and desserts, with options for dairy-free and vegan guests.<\/p>\n
Burien<\/p>\n
Grand Central Bakery \u2013 Thanks to Cassie for this detailed recommendation. She says they were \u201cgreat about quickly getting back to about ingredients same day by email in time for my work gathering. They have a variety of dairy free breads and I was able to make at least one sandwich work for me (turkey cranberry chutney) by omitting cheese and mayo. The cashier was very knowledgeable about allergens and confirmed off the top of their, head what would work for milk\/soy free, I was impressed.\u201d They do have a limited allergen chart available, but speak with the staff to confirm as the allergen info is inconsistent.
\nWhite Cap Frozen Yogurt \u2013 Thanks to SJ for letting us know this froyo shop \u201coffers a ton of dairy free and full vegan options and they\u2019re delicious! They have the best toppings for those who can\u2019t indulge in all the dairy sweets as well.\u201d Their flavors rotate, but they usually offer at least a couple almond milk-based flavors or sorbets.<\/p>\n
Burlington<\/p>\n
Camas<\/p>\n
The Hammond Kitchen & Craft Bar \u2013 Their menu includes a house-made vegan burger, complete with dairy-free gouda. You can also custom order a dairy-free beef burger, and enjoy some of their unique plant-based shareables.<\/p>\n
Carson<\/p>\n
Backwoods Brewing Company \u2013 Thanks to Cari for letting us know this pub \u201chas the very best dairy free pizza! Their crust is amazing! And just a great place to eat and rewind. The place is usually busy during peak times.\u201d They offer vegan mozzarella for their pizzas.<\/p>\n
Covington<\/p>\n
Bruchelle\u2019s Bagel Bistro \u2013 Thank you to Cassie for letting us know they offer vegan cream cheese and have a good dairy-free bagel selection. They also have a vegan breakfast sandwich and chickpea salad sandwich on their menu, several salad options, and other dairy-free lunch bagel sandwich options with modifications.
\nPussycat Cupcakes \u2013 They don\u2019t have a storefront, but this local bakery offers pick up and delivery. Their menu includes custom cakes, cupcakes, and other desserts, and most can be ordered dairy-free and vegan. They also cater to gluten-free and other special diet needs.<\/p>\n
Edmonds<\/p>\n
Bambu \u2013 This is a Vietnamese drink chain that specializes in authentic Ch\u00e8, with many naturally dairy-free and vegan flavors (made with coconut milk). They also offer dairy-free options (coconut milk or almond milk) for their milk teas, coffee drinks, and smoothies.<\/p>\n
Everett<\/p>\n
Cafe Wylde \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thanks to Kara for this recommendation! It\u2019s a vegan cafe with many gluten-free options. She says \u201ctheir food and drinks are delicious!\u201d They offer a full smoothie bar, coffees and lattes, and a diverse menu of savory entrees. They also serve organic, vegan beer and wine.
\nMOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nThe Bayside Cafe \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thanks to Melissa for letting us know about this 100% vegan restaurant. \u201cThey have vegan fast-food type options, tacos, cocktails, and even a kids menu.\u201d They\u2019re open for lunch and dinner, but check as their hours vary by day of the week.<\/p>\n
Federal Way<\/p>\n
MOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nMarlene\u2019s Market & Deli \u2013 Cassie recommended this store for dairy-free options. \u201cI found more items from the Miyokos brand (for example) than I\u2019ve seen anywhere else. Lots of dairy free frozen goodies too. They have a deli upstairs which I\u2019ve heard referred to as allergy friendly. But the server there on the day I was there couldn\u2019t answer any questions about ingredients so it was a bust unfortunately.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ferndale<\/p>\n
The Steak House at Silver Reef Casino \u2013\u00a0This is a 5 mile jaunt west off of the highway through what looks like, well nowhere, but it is easily worth the detour. Not only is the atmosphere intimate, attractive, social, and relaxing, but the service and food are top notch and easily allergy-friendly. We needed both dairy-free and gluten-free options and the entire staff was attentive with every detail and offered numerous options. If you miss the feel of an old-fashioned upscale steak house with highly professional staff, then you must visit this restaurant. Not to mention, the serving sizes are huge, and the prices are fair.<\/p>\n
Fort Lewis<\/p>\n
Slim Chickens \u2013 They make dairy-free custom orders easy, and are trained to be friendly to allergen requests. Their grilled chicken tenders are made without dairy, and can be subbed on meals, wraps, or salads. They also have a good allergen menu, with a nice selection of dairy-free sauces and sides. Just use caution when ordering sandwiches. At last check, their brioche sandwich buns were dairy-free, but they are brushed with butter.<\/p>\n
Issaquah<\/p>\n
Dough Zone Dumpling House \u2013 This local Asian chain specializes in pan fried buns and dumplings, but they also offer noodles and other dishes. They have an easy to view allergen and special diet chart, and only a few items contain dairy. They aren\u2019t obvious, so be sure to check it before ordering.
\nFatburger\u00a0\u2013 See our Fatburger Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nJust Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.
\nRAM Restaurant & Brewery \u2013 They have an interactive allergen menu that even guides you through how to special order with your dietary need. Modified dairy-free options can include burgers (with a kaiser bun or gluten-free bun), several sandwiches, appetizers, and mains, and a few sides are made without milk.<\/p>\n
Kennewick<\/p>\n
Sub Zero Nitrogen Ice Cream \u2013 They use liquid nitrogen to flash freeze your custom ice cream, which can be ordered with a dairy-free \/ vegan base and various mix-ins and flavors. According to Sub Zero Ice Cream, their processes help them to be allergy-friendly. \u201cThere is no danger of cross-contamination, because for every new order we use a new, clean bowl, and we use a different measuring cup to measure the non-dairy base than the one we use for the dairy ice cream bases.\u201d\u00a0They can also get fresh toppings from the back, on request.
\nTwigs Bistro and Martini Bar \u2013 They have a vegan and dairy-free section on their menu with a smattering of options, like truffle penne and vegetable stir fry. A couple other items can be custom ordered dairy free.<\/p>\n
Kent<\/p>\n
Bambu \u2013 This is a Vietnamese drink chain that specializes in authentic Ch\u00e8, with many naturally dairy-free and vegan flavors (made with coconut milk). They also offer dairy-free options (coconut milk or almond milk) for their milk teas, coffee drinks, and smoothies.
\nPizza Twist \u2013 They have an extensive vegan pizza menu with dairy-free cheese, all types of sauces, and a plethora of dairy-free toppings. Almost any pizza on their menu can be ordered without dairy.
\nRAM Restaurant & Brewery \u2013 They have an interactive allergen menu that even guides you through how to special order with your dietary need. Modified dairy-free options can include burgers (with a kaiser bun or gluten-free bun), several sandwiches, appetizers, and mains, and a few sides are made without milk.<\/p>\n
Kirkland<\/p>\n
Dough Zone Dumpling House \u2013 This local Asian chain specializes in pan fried buns and dumplings, but they also offer noodles and other dishes. They have an easy to view allergen and special diet chart, and only a few items contain dairy. They aren\u2019t obvious, so be sure to check it before ordering.
\nHollywood Baked Goods \u2013 They offer a smattering of vegan cupcakes and vegan and gluten-free cupcakes sold by the dozen.
\nHomegrown \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thank you to Kate for letting us know about this local and fresh quick serve restaurant chain. They specifically mark which items contain dairy on their menu, and she says they have \u201ctasty sandwiches, soups, and bowls.\u201d
\nJust Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.
\nKitanda \u2013 Unfortunately, their house bread isn\u2019t dairy free. But they do blend dairy-free acai bowls and shakes, and they have a full coffee bar with dairy-free options.
\nSalt & Straw \u2013 This beloved ice cream shop offers unique dairy-free and vegan flavors. See our Salt & Straw post for more details.
\nSweetGreen\u00a0\u2013 Thanks to Kate for letting us know this restaurant is in Washington state! See our SweetGreen Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.<\/p>\n
Lacey<\/p>\n
Lemon Grass Restaurant \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They label which items are dairy-free and gluten-free, which is most of the menu. Their dishes focus on Chinese and Thai cuisine.
\nMiss Moffett\u2019s Mystical Cupcakes \u2013 This is a gluten-free, peanut-free bakery with a whole range of vegan cupcake flavors served daily. They also sell vegan cinnamon rolls, deep dish cookies, scones, and much more. And they have grab and go cakes available.
\nRAM Restaurant & Brewery \u2013 They have an interactive allergen menu that even guides you through how to special order with your dietary need. Modified dairy-free options can include burgers (with a kaiser bun or gluten-free bun), several sandwiches, appetizers, and mains, and a few sides are made without milk.
\nRicardo\u2019s \u2013 This fine dining establishment offers a petite but enticing allergen menu for guests who are dairy-free, gluten-free, and\/or nut-free. They also have sushi Wednesdays, with more dairy-free options.<\/p>\n
Lake Forest Park<\/p>\n
Lake Stevens<\/p>\n
MOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nRAM Restaurant & Brewery \u2013 They have an interactive allergen menu that even guides you through how to special order with your dietary need. Modified dairy-free options can include burgers (with a kaiser bun or gluten-free bun), several sandwiches, appetizers, and mains, and a few sides are made without milk.<\/p>\n
Lakewood<\/p>\n
MOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nRAM Restaurant & Brewery \u2013 They have an interactive allergen menu that even guides you through how to special order with your dietary need. Modified dairy-free options can include burgers (with a kaiser bun or gluten-free bun), several sandwiches, appetizers, and mains, and a few sides are made without milk.<\/p>\n
Long Beach<\/p>\n
Castaways \u2013 Thanks to Cassie for recommending this seafood restaurant! \u201cWe had a great meal here \u2013 there were a few menu options including the fish n\u2019 chips which are made in house. The waitress was able to answer in depth questions about allergens.\u201d<\/p>\n
Lynnwood<\/p>\n
MOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nPizza Twist \u2013 They have an extensive vegan pizza menu with dairy-free cheese, all types of sauces, and a plethora of dairy-free toppings. Almost any pizza on their menu can be ordered without dairy.<\/p>\n
Maple Valley<\/p>\n
Just Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.<\/p>\n
Marysville<\/p>\n
Mercer Island<\/p>\n
Homegrown \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thank you to Kate for letting us know about this local and fresh quick serve restaurant chain. They specifically mark which items contain dairy on their menu, and she says they have \u201ctasty sandwiches, soups, and bowls.\u201d
\nMioposto \u2013 Almost everything on their Italian menu boasts cheese, from the traditional pizzas to the entrees to the salads. But they do offer vegan mozzarella and some additional items, beyond pizzas, can be custom ordered without dairy.<\/p>\n
Mill Creek<\/p>\n
MOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nSkinny D\u2019s Yogurt \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This is a self-service yogurt shop with a unique \u201ccustomizer\u201d that allows you choose their dairy-free base, which is made with coconut. Their non-dairy flavor options are broad, including white chocolate, banana cream pie, cookies \u2018n cream, irish cream, salted caramel, and many more. They also offer sorbets.<\/p>\n
Monroe<\/p>\n
Lewis & Main \u2013 Elizabeth also recommended this restaurant and brewery with a farm to table menu. She said they \u201cwent above and beyond to make sure my food was dairy free.\u201d<\/p>\n
Montesano<\/p>\n
Organics 101 Market Deli & Juice Bar \u2013 Thank you to Karla for this recommendation. \u201cThey sell vegan, gluten and dairy free groceries and specialty items. They also have a juice and smoothie bar, hot and cold sandwiches, salads and coffee drinks all made to order. Great place to shop and order if you have allergies.\u201d<\/p>\n
Mount Vernon<\/p>\n
Shambala Bakery \u2013 This bakery and bistro runs a dedicated gluten-free, soy-free, and peanut-free facility. Their recipes are also vegan, but they do have some egg and dairy cheese options available. (They also have dairy-free cheese options available!). Their specialty is gluten-free and vegan ancient grain breads, which they also sell to other stores and restaurants. But they have a full farm-to-table bistro menu and some sweet desserts, too.<\/p>\n
Mukilteo<\/p>\n
Olympia<\/p>\n
Blue Heron Bakery \u2013 They\u2019re quite friendly to dairy-free guests, and can make dairy-free french toast on request. They also offer a vegan scramble, vegan daily soup, and vegan pizza by the slice. And they have several varieties of dairy-free, oil-free granola.
\nCascadia Grill \u2013 Thanks to Catherine for this recommendation! She says when they seat you, everyone automatically gets a regular and a vegan menu. The vegan menu is boisterous, with burgers, sandwiches, wraps, pasta, salads, and more. Several other menu items can be ordered without dairy. They also clearly label gluten-free options.
\nFreshii \u2013\u00a0 As the name implies, this chain focuses on fresh cuisine, mostly in the form of 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.
\nHumble Cow Ice Cream\u00a0\u2013 They offer a few dairy-free flavors daily, which usually includes a sorbet and a couple creamy flavors, like chocolate chip and pb chocolate.
\nJuju\u2019s \u2013 This ice cream shop offers vegan soft serve in vanilla, a fruit flavor, and twist. They have cups and cones, and various topping options.
\nMcMenamins Spar Cafe \u2013 Their main menu includes a vegan Jamaican bowl, vegan burger with Chao dairy-free cheese, and a couple other vegan items. Additional items can be ordered without dairy.
\nOlympia Baking Company \u2013 This is a gluten-free bakery and bistro. They offer dairy-free, vegan, and keto options, too.
\nSofie\u2019s Scoops Gelateria \u2013 They offer sorbetto and usually have a dairy-free gelato flavor, too.
\nSweetlee\u2019s Ice Cream \u2013 They offer a couple house-made coconut cream flavors for dairy-free customers.
\nThe Park Side Cafe \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This is a vegan restaurant with casual eats for breakfast and lunch, decadent sweets, and a full coffee bar.
\nThe Wayside Cafe & Deli \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The focus is comfort food at this all-vegan restaurant. They serve an eclectic mix of \u201cjunk food,\u201d hot sandwiches, plates, and bowls.
\nVic\u2019s Pizzeria \u2013 Their menu includes a \u201cvegan surprise\u201d pizza and a vegan calzone. Plus, they have vegan cheese, so you can build-your-own dairy-free pizza.<\/p>\n
Port Angeles<\/p>\n
Kokopelli Grill \u2013 Thanks to Cassie for recommending this fresh local seafood and steak restaurant. They boast \u201callergy sensitive dining,\u201d and it sounds like they deliver. Cassie reached out to the business owner about dietary restrictions they told her just to speak with the server. \u201cShe worked with me to modify my meal so it would work for me. Great experience.\u201d
\nNew Day Eatery \u2013 Thank you to Katelyn for sharing this recommendation. \u201cThey have an entire vegan menu and are very good about accommodating allergies.\u201d They offer expansive breakfast and lunch menus, which are labeled for vegan and gluten-free needs, and also offer more for dairy-free guests. Plus, they have a full coffee bar and a menu of fresh baked goods served all day. You can find vegan sticky buns, cinnamon rolls, muffins, brownies, cake, and more here.
\nWelly\u2019s Ice Cream \u2013 They offer both scoop ice cream and New Zealand style ice cream where a creamy base is blended with fruit. They have a dairy-free ice cream base (from Eclipse Foods), and can clean the equipment on request before blending. They also offer a couple dairy-free scoop flavors daily and reportedly have dairy-free waffle cones.<\/p>\n
Pullman<\/p>\n
Insomnia Cookies \u2013 This sweet chain offers a few flavors of vegan cookies year round, like Birthday Cake and Double Chocolate Chunk. But they also bake up seasonal vegan flavors throughout the year.<\/p>\n
Puyallup<\/p>\n
Lick Homemade Ice Cream \u2013 Thanks to Cassie for letting us know that this ice cream shop has \u201ctwo creamy dairy free flavors (coconut based) and sorbets. The pumpkin was outstanding!\u201d
\nMOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nRAM Restaurant & Brewery \u2013 They have an interactive allergen menu that even guides you through how to special order with your dietary need. Modified dairy-free options can include burgers (with a kaiser bun or gluten-free bun), several sandwiches, appetizers, and mains, and a few sides are made without milk.<\/p>\n
Redmond<\/p>\n
Dough Zone Dumpling House \u2013 This local Asian chain specializes in pan fried buns and dumplings, but they also offer noodles and other dishes. They have an easy to view allergen and special diet chart, and only a few items contain dairy. They aren\u2019t obvious, so be sure to check it before ordering.
\nFatburger\u00a0\u2013 See our Fatburger Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nJust Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.
\nHollywood Baked Goods \u2013 They specialize in cake pops and cakes, and make vegan options for both. They also have a few other vegan treats. There are usually some in store, but they also take orders.
\nKitanda \u2013 Unfortunately, their house bread isn\u2019t dairy free. But they do blend dairy-free acai bowls and shakes, and they have a full coffee bar with dairy-free options.
\nMolly Moon\u2019s Homemade Ice Cream \u2013 This locally-owned parlor chain has one location in Redmond. They \u201calways\u201d scoops their creamy vegan coconut chunk flavor, and seasonally offers another vegan option. They also have a vegan chocolate hard shell, and a couple other dairy-free toppings.
\nPizza Twist \u2013 They have an extensive vegan pizza menu with dairy-free cheese, all types of sauces, and a plethora of dairy-free toppings. Almost any pizza on their menu can be ordered without dairy.<\/p>\n
Renton<\/p>\n
Dough Zone Dumpling House \u2013 This local Asian chain specializes in pan fried buns and dumplings, but they also offer noodles and other dishes. They have an easy to view allergen and special diet chart, and only a few items contain dairy. They aren\u2019t obvious, so be sure to check it before ordering.
\nJust Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.<\/p>\n
Ruston<\/p>\n
Ice Cream Social \u2013 Thanks to Cassie for this recommendation! \u201cI tried the coconut almond poppyseed and it was heavenly. Their online menu lists common allergens.\u201d Please note that some dairy-free flavors are copycats of signature dairy flavors. Be sure to order the right one!<\/p>\n
SeaTac (Seattle Tacoma Airport)<\/p>\n
Floret \u2013 The sister restaurant to Cafe Flora (in Seattle) is located in Concourse A, nearby gate A1. They boast a fully vegetarian menu with vegan options. They have dine-in and grab-and-go selections.
\nMaven Meals \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Talk about transparency! Online, all of their menus (including the drinks!) are labeled for allergens and special diets, and they include ingredients. The breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus include a great range of dairy-free options.<\/p>\n
Seattle<\/p>\n
Alder & Ash \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Their breakfast buffet, lunch, and dinner menus are clearly labeled for dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan guests. (They don\u2019t label dairy-free on vegan items \u2013 it\u2019s assumed.) You have to poke through the menus a bit, but there are notable shareables, raw bar options, salads, house breakfast items, and a main choice or two. Plus the staff seems accommodating.
\nAndare Kitchen & Bar \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They offer a\u00a0 separate vegan menu with risotto, pizzas, salads, a portabella sandwich, and bruschetta. They also have additional options, like a vegan platter, at breakfast. They also label their main menus for dairy-free and gluten-free guests, but this only unearths a few more options.
\nAraya\u2019s Place \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Billed as the Northwest\u2019s original vegan Thai food restaurant, this institution is still family-run (since 1987) and now has four locations, including two in Seattle. Their menu includes the whole array of Thai favorites, but made with tofu and mock meats, and without any fish sauce or sneaky dairy. They serve a la carte dishes for lunch and dinner, a lunch buffet, and of course, dairy-free desserts.
\nAskatu Bakery \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This is a gluten-free, vegan bakery in the Belltown neighborhood. It\u2019s owned and run by Liberated Foods, a local family business.
\nBaiana \u2013 Located in Pike\u2019s Place, this Brazilian quick serve spot sells bowls and bites with many dairy-free (and gluten-free) options.
\nBen\u2019s Fast Food\u00a0\u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This healthy quick serve chain serves nutritious bowls and salads. Their entire menu is \u201cfree of gluten, dairy, peanuts, eggs, fish, shellfish, and mustard.\u201d Walnuts (as a topping) were the only tree nut at last check. They do have a detailed allergen menu and vegan options.
\nBloom \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They focus on plant-forward bento-style boxes with a global array of flavors. All of their meals are dairy-free and gluten-free.
\nBok a Bok \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They might be a small local chain, but this thoughtful chicken-centric restaurant is very clear about allergens. Their chicken brine and batter is free of dairy, gluten, soy, egg, and nuts. Their brioche buns contain dairy, so the sandwiches are off limits, but this still leaves a good selection of chicken, salads, sides, and a few other options. Just ask for their allergen list.
\nCafe Flora \u2013 This bright, bustling vegetarian restaurant has menus that are liberally labeled for vegan, gluten-free, and nut-free needs. In fact, most of their menu items are vegan, including the desserts from their own bakehouse. They serve lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch. And yes, they have vegan cinnamon rolls and waffles!
\nCafe Yumm! \u2013 Their famous Yumm Sauce is dairy-free and vegan (it contains almonds and soy), and most of their bowls, wraps, salads, and soups can be ordered dairy-free or vegan.
\nCinnaholic \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Yes, there is a vegan cinnamon roll shop in Seattle! See our Cinnaholic post for more details.
\nCupcake Royale \u2013 They have one vegan option daily, but this cupcake shop has several locations around the city. So it\u2019s a convenient place if you\u2019re craving a dairy-free, egg-free chocolate cupcake that\u2019s hand-swirled with vegan chocolate frosting and sprinkled with cocoa nibs. In terms of special orders, their un-frosted pumpkin, cherry chocolate, and compost cupcakes are made without dairy and eggs and their un-frosted stout, carrot, and apple cupcakes are dairy-free (but contain eggs) \u2013 according to their allergen chart. But double check before ordering!
\nDin Tai Fung \u2013 This is an upscale Taiwanese chain that specializes in Chinese Huaiyang cuisine. They offer a full allergen and special diet chart, and, at last check, all of their savory menu items were dairy-free and all but one of their sweet bao was dairy-free (most are vegan!). They do use milk in some beverage items.
\nDough Joy \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This vegan donut food truck is located in the Ballard neighborhood. They offer an array of raised, glazed, and iced donuts, chick\u2019n and donut hole skewers, and oat milk lattes.
\nDough Zone Dumpling House \u2013 This local Asian chain specializes in pan fried buns and dumplings, but they also offer noodles and other dishes. They have an easy to view allergen and special diet chart, and only a few items contain dairy. They aren\u2019t obvious, so be sure to check it before ordering.
\nEvergreens \u2013 They offer a couple of signature vegan menu items, which you can order as a salad, bowl, or wrap, or you can build your own. They offer a good selection of protein, vegetable, and dressings for topping, and accommodate allergy requests. Gluten-free options are also available.
\nFrankie & Jo\u2019s \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Because every major city needs a vegan ice cream shop, or three. This local chain can be found in Capitol Hill, Ballard, and University Village neighborhoods. They use a cashew-coconut milk base to make several decadent daily and seasonal flavors. They also have some date-sweetened flavors, and a sorbet. All scoops can be ordered in a cup or waffle cone.
\nGood Day Donuts \u2013 From Wednesday through Sunday they offer a selection of vegan donuts. They include raised donuts and sometimes cake donuts, too. They also offer vegan hot subs and boiled peanuts for snacking.
\ngoPok\u00e9 \u2013 Their poke menu is labeled for gluten-free and vegan guests, and most of the menu is dairy-free. For dessert, they have shave ice and dairy-free Dole Whip soft serve and floats.
\nGrillbird \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They label their menu for dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan needs. There are several dairy-free options, including katsu, mochiko fried chicken, teriyaki salmon, sesame tofu & cauliflower, and more.
\nHomegrown \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thank you to Kate for letting us know about this local and fresh quick serve restaurant chain. They specifically mark which items contain dairy on their menu, and she says they have \u201ctasty sandwiches, soups, and bowls.\u201d
\nHot Cakes Molten Chocolate Cakery \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They label dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan options on their menu, and yes, all of their cakes can be custom ordered dairy free! On the fly they offer warm vegan cookies with dairy-free ice cream, dairy-free milkshakes, vegan grilled cheese sandwiches, and tomato soup.
\nJust Poke \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The entire poke menu at this fast-casual Washington state chain is made without dairy or nuts. Their allergen chart also outlines other top allergens, gluten, vegan, and added sugars to cover most dietary needs.
\nKitanda \u2013 Unfortunately, their house bread isn\u2019t dairy free. But they do blend dairy-free acai bowls and shakes, and they have a full coffee bar with dairy-free options.
\nLazy Cow Bakery \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Coffee drinks, donuts, and other pastries are regular offerings at this all-vegan cafe. They also bake custom order cakes.
\nLife on Mars \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thanks to Mary for recommending this vegan cocktail bar and kitchen! They\u2019re open from happy hour until late, and also serve brunch on the weekends.
\nLotus & Lime \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They offer a fresh take on Asian food with a selection of purple rice bowls and salad bowls. Their entire menu is \u201cfree of gluten, dairy, peanuts, eggs, fish, shellfish, and mustard.\u201d Cashews (as a topping) were the only tree nut at last check. They do have a detailed allergen menu.
\nLoving Hut \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This is possibly the largest vegan franchise in the world. Their dairy-free, egg-free, and meat-free menu offers an extensive list of Asian and American inspired dishes, served in a casual counter serve style (sometimes in food courts). They also offer desserts and labeled gluten-free options.
\nM\u00e1s Veggies Vegan Taqueria \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This all-vegan taco chain offers tacos, burritos, bowls, nachos, and taco salads with a modern plant-based spin. They\u2019re available at Veggie Grill locations.
\nMighty-O Donuts \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This vegan donut shop now has multiple locations around the city, and even sells their donuts to local cafes. They sell a variety of cake, raised, and even filled donuts, all made without dairy or eggs. But please note that they do use wheat flour and soy flour for baking.
\nMioposto \u2013 Almost everything on their Italian menu boasts cheese, from the traditional pizzas to the entrees to the salads. But they do offer vegan mozzarella and some additional items, beyond pizzas, can be custom ordered without dairy.
\nMOD Pizza \u2013 See our MOD Pizza Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nMolly Moon\u2019s Homemade Ice Cream \u2013 This locally-owned parlor has locations dotted around Seattle. Each one \u201calways\u201d scoops their creamy vegan coconut chunk flavor, and seasonally offers another vegan option. They also have a vegan chocolate hard shell, and a couple other dairy-free toppings.
\nMOX Restaurant \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thanks to Becca for letting us know they mark dairy-free items on their menu. They serve up board games, drinks, and food, with a casual dairy-free option or two in each menu category (shareables, handhelds and mains, and desserts).
\nNext Level Burger \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This fledgling chain touts itself as America\u2019s first fully vegan burger joint. It\u2019s a counter-serve spot with an array of plant-based burgers, \u201cchicken\u201d sandwiches, fries, and tots. They also blend dairy-free shakes and have house-made soft serve. This location is inside Whole Foods.
\nNuflours \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This is a certified gluten free and peanut free bakery that also shuns rice and beans. Most of their items are also soy-free and corn-free, and they clearly label for milk, eggs, and nuts. That said, they have many dairy-free items, including most of their muffins, bars, cookies, donuts, and more. They also offer custom order cakes (can be made vegan), and have savories and breads available.
\nOsteria la Spiga \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Not only do they label dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan menu items, but they also have a good selection for an Italian restaurant. Dairy-free guests can enjoy appetizers like crispy-fried seafood, mains like saffron infused pasta with sardines and eggplant, and an elegant pork short rib meal. They also serve several vegan salads and a vegan appetizer and main option.
\nPalmita \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They serve a quick serve menu of California-style Mexican cuisine. It includes a selection of bowls, house sauces, and sides. Their entire menu is \u201cfree of gluten, dairy, peanuts, eggs, fish, shellfish, and mustard.\u201d They also shun tree nuts on their menu, but walnuts might be used on site. They offer additional allergen information and vegan options.
\nPiroshky Piroshky \u2013 They offer a few vegan piroshky varieties and vegan borscht. Most of their non-cheese piroshkies are also dairy-free, but do have an egg wash. They also offer some sweet dairy-free pastries.
\nPi Vegan Pizzeria \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This bare bones little pizza joint crafts a rather elaborate menu. They offer a range of appetizers, salads, and pizzas, with a big selection of vegetables, faux meats, sauces, and dairy-free cheeses. In fact, they offer Teese cheddar, cashew ricotta, Good Planet mozzarella, tofu feta, and Daiya for topping. They also have a cheesy \u201cstuffed crust\u201d available.
\nPizza Twist \u2013 They have an extensive vegan pizza menu with dairy-free cheese, all types of sauces, and a plethora of dairy-free toppings. Almost any pizza on their menu can be ordered without dairy.
\nPlantiful Superfoods \u2b50\ufe0f\u00a0 \u2013 Their all vegan menu ranges from adaptogenic lattes and healthy acai bowls to an array of veggie burgers and pizzas. They also have an all day breakfast menu with breakfast sandwiches and toasts.
\nPortage Bay Cafe \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 You won\u2019t believe the allergy information this local chain provides. They have an allergen booklet, with a full page per menu item, that boldly states the allergens, and then lists each component \/ ingredient of the item to help you custom order. They have many dairy-free and vegan options for breakfast and lunch at all four locations in the Seattle area.
\nRazzi\u2019s Pizzeria \u2013 They have a gluten-free, vegan menu complete with mozzarella sticks, garlic bread, other shareables, salads, and several desserts. Their vegan menu is even more extensive with pizzas, calzones, pastas, and other entrees. Most of their menu can be ordered dairy free.
\nSalt & Straw \u2013 They offer unique dairy-free and vegan flavors at two locations in Seattle. See our Salt & Straw post for more details.
\nShaker + Spear \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They focus on fresh local seafood and clearly label their menus for dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan guests. Their dinner menu is loaded with dairy-free appetizers, entrees, and a couple potato sides. Plus they offer a dairy-free dessert, complete with coconut whip.
\nStandard Brewing \u2013 Their house crafted beer is the focus, but they do offer a small food menu with chips and salsa, vegan tacos, and a custom order salad available.
\nSweet Alchemy \u2013 This local ice cream parlor has a few locations in Seattle, and offers several vegan flavors made with a coconut cream base. They can include Vanilla Latte, Golden Mylk, Lemon Pie, Chocolate, and more. Unfortunately, their waffle cones and sauces do contain milk.
\nSweetGreen\u00a0\u2013 Thanks to Kate for letting us know this restaurant is in Washington state! See our SweetGreen Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nThe Butcher\u2019s Table \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They label dairy-free and gluten-free options. The dairy-free choices include items from their seafood raw bar, salad, a vegan entree, and some house sides. Additional seafood items can be ordered without dairy.
\nThe Chicken Supply \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This celiac-friendly restaurant uses dairy-free, gluten-free dredge, breading, and seasoning for their fried chicken. They also offer a unique selection of dairy-free, gluten-free sides.
\nThe Flora Bakehouse \u2013 This outpost brings Cafe Flora\u2019s baked goods to the Beacon Hill area. This includes many of their popular vegan items, like cinnamon rolls and breakfast sandwiches.
\nThe Maple Pub \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Their eclectic menu includes dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan labels. The dairy-free options include a couple starters and unique mains like Oaxacan lamb tacos, vegan stuffed peppers, Vietnamese clams, and scallop ceviche.
\nThe Moo Bar \u2013 This is an Asian-style milk tea cafe that offers Califia oat milk for most of their teas.
\nUmami Express \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 They offer a fresh take on east Asian food with a selection of nutritious bowls. Their entire menu is \u201cfree of gluten, dairy, peanuts, eggs, fish, shellfish, and mustard.\u201d Walnuts (as a topping) were the only tree nut at last check. They do have a detailed allergen menu.
\nVeggie Grill \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This vegan fast-casual restaurant chain started in Santa Monica, but they now have three locations in Seattle in Downtown and University Village.
\nVeraci Pizza \u2013 Not only do they offer dairy-free cheese alternative as an option, they also have a \u201cdairy-free diva\u201d pizza on the menu.
\nWayward Vegan Cafe \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 The hearty meals at this vegan restaurant are fit for a saillor. the menus include all-day breakfast & lunch, with vegan versions of classic comfort foods, like pancakes, \u201ceggs\u201d benedict, and grilled sandwiches.<\/p>\n
Shoreline<\/p>\n
Kitanda \u2013 Unfortunately, their house bread isn\u2019t dairy free. But they do blend dairy-free acai bowls and shakes, and they have a full coffee bar with dairy-free options.<\/p>\n
Silverdale<\/p>\n
Maynard\u2019s Restaurant \u2013 They clearly label dairy-free, gluten-free, and vegan options on their broad menu of burgers, seafood, and pizzas. Not a lot of items are dairy-free as is at this cozy restaurant, but they do offer vegan pizza, poke salad, and are able to make other items dairy-free on request.<\/p>\n
Snohomish<\/p>\n
Grain Artisan Bakery + Market \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thank you to Nicole for recommending this artisan bakery, which is just south of Grilla Bites. \u201cNot everything is dairy free at Grain, but there\u2019s always a selection of gluten free and dairy free baked goods. Their GF\/DF cinnamon rolls are to die for!\u201d Indeed, they carefully label, have cakes by the slice, and custom order, and serve a plethora of dairy-free milk alternatives for coffee. They offer something for everyone at this local bakery. They offer cake by the slice with dairy-free, gluten-free, vegan and paleo options, have gluten-free dairy-free brownies, and take custom cake orders.
\nGrilla Bites \u2013\u00a0The menu at this popular, healthy brunch and lunch spot is varied and includes ample dairy-free, vegan, and even gluten-free options. The sandwiches are served on vegan multi-grain bread, but you can swap in their gluten-free bread, if needed. They also have soy cheese alternative available for substituting on any burger, veggie burger, traditional sandwich, or tofu sandwich. For beverages, they blend dairy-free smoothies, brew organic fair trade coffee and pour dairy-free milk options.<\/p>\n
Snoqualmie<\/p>\n
The Black Dog Arts Cafe \u2013 This gathering spot combines local arts and entertainment with a menu of breakfast and lunch fare. Most items are vegetarian (they do serve turkey), and the menu includes many vegan options, like breakfast burritos, salads, quesadillas, grilled cheeze, and various other sandwiches. A couple additional menu items can be made dairy-free, if you eat meat and\/or eggs.<\/p>\n
Spokane<\/p>\n
Allie\u2019s Vegan Pizzeria & Cafe \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Yes, all of the pizzas, flatbreads, twists, burgers, and other cheesy dishes at this pizzeria are dairy-free and vegan. They make their own cheese in-house, including cashew-based smoked, mozzarella, and cheddar varieties. They also have nut-free rice cheese alternative and gluten-free pizza crust available.
\nBoots Bakery & Lounge \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This cute cafe is vegan and gluten-free, and it\u2019s a great spot for breakfast, lunch, baked goods, and midday cocktails.
\nCascadia Public House \u2013 Thanks to Becca for recommending this local gastropub. \u201cThey have a bunch of vegan options and some that are just dairy free too.\u201d The dairy-free fare includes a range of shareables, salads, burgers, and sandwiches. They also offer gluten-free options for much of their menu.
\nCole\u2019s Bakery & Cafe \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Everything is gluten-free at this local restaurant and bake shop. And they\u2019re proud to offer many dairy-free options, ranging from waffles to burgers to nachos. They also have many vegan options on the menu and among their fresh baked goods.
\nEmma Rue\u2019s \u2013 This is a \u201cluxe\u201d cafe serving coffee drinks, cocktails, and gluten-free pastries and desserts with dairy-free and paleo options.
\nFresh Gluten Free Cafe \u2013 They do use quite a bit of dairy at this dedicated gluten-free cafe, but Jennifer recommended them for their many dairy-free options. They do have vegan cookies, plant-based functional lattes, and milk and creamer alternatives for coffee. Plus, their salad dressings are dairy free (at last check) and many smoothies and food items can be custom ordered without dairy.
\nHidden Bagel \u2013 Thanks to Becca for this recommendation. She says this new bagel shop offers vegan cream cheese, a lot of dairy free bagel options, and some great bagel sandwiches too.
\nKonala \u2013 This quick-serve, gluten-free, protein bowl spot labels their menu with dairy-free options, which include their teriyaki chicken and citrus chicken bowls.
\nKuni\u2019s Thai Cuisine \u2013 Lisa says this restaurant is \u201cfantastic and dairy free.\u201d They do have a couple menu items that contain dairy, but they are fairly clear.
\nMethod Juice \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thanks to Jennifer for recommending this dairy-free and mostly vegan spot (they do use honey). They specialize in smoothies and bowls, with acai bowls, salads, rice bowls, and soups.
\nPantry Fuel \u2013 This is a meal delivery service that offers healthy eats with dairy-free options each week. In fact, most entrees are either dairy-free or have a dairy-free ordering tip. They also have a lot of options for gluten-free needs.
\nR\u00dcT Bar & Kitchen \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 This American-style Gastropub serves modern vegan comfort food, alongside craft cocktails and a curated beer and wine menu. Gluten-free options are clearly labeled with their dishes.
\nThe Scoop \u2013 Becca recommended this local ice cream parlor. She says this shop \u201calways has at least two vegan options, sometimes more.\u201d And the flavors sound decadent! Enjoy options like mud pie, coconut cheeesecake, and oatmeal cookie.
\nTwigs Bistro and Martini Bar \u2013 They have a vegan and dairy-free section on their menu with a smattering of options, like truffle penne and vegetable stir fry. A couple other items can be custom ordered dairy free.<\/p>\n
Spokane Valley<\/p>\n
Northwest Pizza Company \u2013 They have gluten-free and vegan crust options, a few dairy-free sauces, and dairy-free cheese alternative as an option.<\/p>\n
Tacoma<\/p>\n
Abella Pizzeria \u2013 This is a classic local pizzeria, but they do offer Daiya dairy-free cheese alternative on the menu, and have been reported as special diet friendly.
\nAnthony\u2019s At Point Defiance \u2013 Cassie said \u201cthe server did a great job of helping me find dairy and soy free options. She said they make most things in house so it makes it easy to answer ingredient questions. I really enjoyed the sorbet they offered for dessert, which was from Olympic mountain creamery.\u201d This is a local seafood restaurant.
\nBambu \u2013 This is a Vietnamese drink chain that specializes in authentic Ch\u00e8, with many naturally dairy-free and vegan flavors (made with coconut milk). They also offer dairy-free options (coconut milk or almond milk) for their milk teas, coffee drinks, and smoothies.
\nCorina Bakery \u2013 Pop into this cozy little bakery, and you\u2019ll likely discover some vegan treats. They bake cakes, pies, and other pastries, and also do customer order cakes. Gluten-free items are also available.
\nIndochine Asian Dining Lounge \u2013 This Thai restaurant offers several fusion dishes with inspiration from other Asian cuisines. They clearly label vegan and gluten-free options on the menu, and most items can be made dairy-free. They even offer housemade coconut gelato and black rice pudding, which can be made dairy-free for dessert.
\nPasteles Finos del Angel\u2013 This local bakeshop was recommended for their daily vegan options. They offer vegan cupcakes in a few flavors, cakes, and other pastries on rotation, like \u201ccream\u201d puffs. They use a soy-based vegan whipped cream.
\nRAM Restaurant & Brewery \u2013 They have an interactive allergen menu that even guides you through how to special order with your dietary need. Modified dairy-free options can include burgers (with a kaiser bun or gluten-free bun), several sandwiches, appetizers, and mains, and a few sides are made without milk.<\/p>\n
Tukwila<\/p>\n
Din Tai Fung \u2013 This is an upscale Taiwanese chain that specializes in Chinese Huaiyang cuisine. They offer a full allergen and special diet chart, and, at last check, all of their savory menu items were dairy-free and all but one of their sweet bao was dairy-free (most are vegan!). They do use milk in some beverage items.
\ngoPok\u00e9 \u2013 Their poke menu is labeled for gluten-free and vegan guests, and most of the menu is dairy-free. For dessert, they have shave ice and dairy-free Dole Whip soft serve and floats.
\nHomegrown \u2b50\ufe0f \u2013 Thank you to Kate for letting us know about this local and fresh quick serve restaurant chain. They specifically mark which items contain dairy on their menu, and she says they have \u201ctasty sandwiches, soups, and bowls.\u201d
\nKitanda \u2013 Unfortunately, their house bread isn\u2019t dairy free. But they do blend dairy-free acai bowls and shakes, and they have a full coffee bar with dairy-free options.<\/p>\n
Vancouver<\/p>\n
Bellagios Pizza \u2013 They offer dairy-free Follow Your Heart cheese alternative for their pizzas (the dough is vegan), and they also have vegan cheese sticks as an option on their menu.
\nCafe Yumm! \u2013 Their famous Yumm Sauce is dairy-free and vegan (it contains almonds and soy), and most of their bowls, wraps, salads, and soups can be ordered dairy-free or vegan.
\nFreshii \u2013\u00a0 As the name implies, this chain focuses on fresh cuisine, mostly in the form of 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.
\nNew Seasons Market \u2013 This high-end natural grocery store rivals Whole Foods in the Portland area. They carry organic, local, and specialty foods with a big selection of dairy alternatives, vegan products, gluten-free goodies, and more.
\nSalt & Straw \u2013 See our Salt & Straw Dairy-Free Menu Guide for full details.
\nThe Yard Milkshake Bar \u2013 This growing chain serves ridiculously indulgent milkshakes, and they have vegan options on their menu. We spotted this crazy chocolate concoction made with oat milk ice cream, chocolate soymilk, dairy-free whip, and vegan cookies. You can also build your own shake. They usually have a couple creamy dairy-free ice cream flavors available.
\nTwigs Bistro and Martini Bar \u2013 They have a vegan and dairy-free section on their menu with a smattering of options, like truffle penne and vegetable stir fry. A couple other items can be custom ordered dairy free.<\/p>\n
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Restaurant & Grocery Chains found throughout Washington<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Local Dairy-Free Food & Drink Producers in Washington<\/p>\n
These dairy-free friendly companies don\u2019t have their own retail location, but are in Washington. 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!<\/p>\n
We haven\u2019t learned of any yet, but will add them as we find them!<\/p>\n
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This Guide is Continuously Updated with Recommendations<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Please kindly let us know in the comments if any of these restaurants close.\u00a0We want to keep this list current for you, but aren\u2019t always notified when a restaurant closes. Let us know and we will quickly update!<\/p>\n
This Guide is for Informational Purposes Only<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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