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Milk & Egg Allergy-Friendly Restaurants

Community-verified directory for families managing milk and egg allergies. Every listing shows which of the two allergens reviewers navigated safely. Most reviews today cover milk and egg — reviews for any allergen are welcome.

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Get listed — but listing isn't an endorsement.

Any restaurant can be listed here. Listing means exactly one thing: your restaurant appears in the directory. It does not mean Allergy Safe USA has verified, certified, or endorsed your allergen practices — we haven't visited your kitchen.

The trust has to come from you: publish accurate allergen information, train your team, and let real allergy families' reviews do the validating. Restaurants with consistent, recent, positive reviews from the allergy community earn that trust. Restaurants without reviews are simply unverified — and our directory labels them that way.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find allergy-friendly restaurants near me?
Search by city or restaurant name. The Safe for filter starts on milk (dairy) and egg, so you see places other milk- and egg-allergy families have vetted first; other allergen filters are still available. Each listing shows a community safety score and reviews from other allergy families.
What do the Green, Yellow, and Red safety ratings mean?
Green — reviewers consistently report safe experiences. Yellow — mixed or limited reviews, ask staff directly. Red — an allergic reaction or incident has been reported at this location.
How are restaurants verified as allergy-safe?
Restaurants are rated by community members who have dined there with food allergies. Reviewers report which allergens were accommodated, what protocols were followed, and any incidents. Always call ahead and confirm with staff before dining.
Can I report an allergic reaction at a restaurant?
Yes. Check the Incident option when submitting a review. Incident reports are reviewed before they're published; once approved, the restaurant status updates to Red, past reviewers receive an alert email, and the restaurant owner is notified.
How do I add a restaurant to the directory?
Click List Your Restaurant in the navigation. New listings are reviewed before appearing publicly. Restaurant owners can also claim and manage their own listing.
What allergens can I filter by?
The Safe for filter defaults to milk (dairy) and egg, our focus. You can also filter by peanut, tree nut, gluten, soy, fish, shellfish, or sesame — reviews for any allergen are welcome.