Last updated: 9 November 2026 · By Eve Williamson, co-founder and CEO
The EAT map, by Served, is a free map of restaurants with live, filterable allergen menus. Search or tap a restaurant, filter for your allergies and dietary requirements, and see which dishes ‘contain’ or ‘may contain’ them before you go. It works in your browser, so there's nothing to download. Restaurants on the map include Dishoom, Hawksmoor and SushiDog.
Access the EAT map at eat.served-app.com.
Served (served-app.com) is a London-based allergen management platform that helps restaurant operators and groups publish live, filterable digital allergen menus. The EAT map brings those menus together in one place for guests.
What is the EAT map?
The EAT map, by Served, is a free map of restaurants with live, filterable allergen menus, at eat.served-app.com. It launched in October 2026 with restaurants across the UK, Ireland, the US and Europe. Each restaurant can keep its Served allergen menu up to date in the Served Hub.
Why did Served build the EAT map?
Served built the EAT map so people with food allergies can see what options are available to them, before they leave the house. Only 10% of adults with food hypersensitivities say they can always get the allergen information they need when eating out (Food Standards Agency, 2025).
“I’ve had to search the depths of Google for allergen information before I could go into a restaurant. Too often, I’ve been disappointed when I’ve been offered a plain side salad, or refused service and had to leave.”
Eve Williamson, Served's co-founder and CEO, grew up with severe peanut and tree nut allergies. The map comes from knowing the anxiety of going somewhere new without knowing whether there will be anything safe to eat.
Served has wanted to build the EAT map since the start. People with food allergies need the right tools to know which restaurants can accommodate them, and to have easy, informed conversations with the people serving them.
How does the EAT map work?
- Open the EAT map at eat.served-app.com.
- Search for a restaurant or area, or tap a restaurant on the map.
- Open its Served allergen menu and select your allergies and dietary requirements.
- See which dishes ‘contain’ or ‘may contain’ them, and optionally hide the ones that don't suit you.
- Decide where you want to go, book and enjoy!
You can also save restaurants to your favourites, and add places to your wishlist that you'd like to see with a live allergen menu.
Which restaurants in London have allergen menus you can check before you go?
On the EAT map, you can check the live allergen menus of restaurants and groups in London before you book: Dishoom, Hawksmoor, SushiDog, Dinings SW3, Permit Room, The Regency Club and Market Place. Every menu below is powered by Served and can be filtered by allergen and dietary requirement.
London
- Dishoom (8 locations across London: Borough, Battersea, Canary Wharf, Carnaby, Covent Garden, Kensington, King’s Cross and Shoreditch) – Bombay comfort food. View Dishoom's allergen menu, powered by Served.
- Hawksmoor (8 locations across London: St Pancras, Air Street, Borough, Guildhall, Knightsbridge, Seven Dials, Spitalfields and Wood Wharf) – high-quality steak restaurants. See location specific allergen menus on the Eat Map. View Hawksmoor Guildhall’s allergen menu, powered by Served.
- SushiDog (17 locations across London: Baker Street, Bank, Bishopsgate, Brent Cross, Camden, Canary Wharf, King’s Cross, London Bridge, New Oxford Street, Seven Dials, Soho, St James’s Park, Strand, Warren Street, Westfield Stratford City, Westfield White City, Wimbledon) – build-your-own sushi rolls, bowls and salads. View SushiDog's allergen menu, powered by Served
- Dinings SW3 (Chelsea) – Japanese fine dining. View Dinings SW3’s allergen menu on the EAT map, powered by Served.
- Permit Room (Portobello) – all-day bar-café, Bombay-influenced snacking. View Permit Room's allergen menu, powered by Served
- The Regency Club (Edgware) – Indian and Kenyan bar and grill. View The Regency Club's allergen menu, powered by Served.
- Market Place (Served is live at 3 locations across London: Victoria, Leicester Square, St Paul’s) – street food market. See location specific allergen menus on the Eat Map. View allergen menus for individual stalls on the EAT map, powered by Served.
The restaurants on the EAT map change as new partners join, so open the EAT map for the latest list. Always tell staff about your allergy before you order.
Restaurant list last updated: 09/11/2026
Which restaurants outside London are on the EAT map?
Hawksmoor has locations across Liverpool, Manchester, Edinburgh and Dublin. Dishoom is in Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Leeds and Manchester. Permit Room is in Brighton, Cambridge, Liverpool and Oxford. SushiDog also has a Birmingham site.
Outside the UK and Ireland, the EAT map includes Hawksmoor in New York, Chicago and Boston, and Ateno in Athens, the first Served restaurant with translated allergen menus.
- New York, Chicago, Boston: Hawksmoor - see location-specific allergen menus on the Eat Map. View Hawksmoor New York’s allergen menu, powered by Served.
- Athens: Ateno. View Ateno’s allergen menu, powered by Served.
New restaurants join Served all the time. Add the places you'd like to see to your wishlist on the EAT map.
Can I rely on the allergen information on the EAT map?
Each restaurant can update its Served menu in the Served Hub whenever a recipe or supplier changes, and the menu on the EAT map changes straight away. For every dish, the guest-facing menu shows which allergens it "contains" and which it "may contain".
Filtered results show the restaurant's recorded allergen information; they do not confirm that a dish is safe for you. Always tell staff about your allergy before you order.
I run a restaurant. How do I get on the EAT map?
Every restaurant with a Served allergen menu can appear on the EAT map. Your team manages dishes and allergen information in the Served Hub, and your menu on the map updates with it.
To find out what else Served does for restaurants, read What is Served?
Common questions
Do I need to download an app to use the EAT map?
No. The EAT map by Served works in your browser on your phone or computer. Open eat.served-app.com, search for a restaurant or area, and tap a restaurant to see its live Served allergen menu. There's nothing to download.
How much does the EAT map cost?
Nothing. The EAT map by Served is free for guests. You can save your favourite restaurants and let us know what places you would love to see via the wishlist.
Where is the EAT map available?
The EAT map by Served covers restaurants in London and across the UK and Ireland, plus Hawksmoor in New York, Chicago and Boston, and Ateno in Athens. More restaurants join as they launch Served allergen menus.
Can I ask for a restaurant to be added to the EAT map?
Yes. Add the restaurant to your wishlist on the EAT map. Served uses wishlists to see where guests want live allergen menus next.
Join the guest newsletter to hear when new restaurants join the EAT map.
Sources
Sources last checked: 9 November 2026.
Sources last checked: 09/11/2026
- Allergen information for non-prepacked foods: key findings from consumers and food service workers, Food Standards Agency, 2025