Correction (3 October 2026): an earlier version of this page listed places and details we could not stand behind. It has been rewritten from scratch: every place below was confirmed at two independent sources on 2 October 2026, and every price was copied from the page it was published on.
A menu marker is a claim the venue makes, so this page reports the markers exactly as printed and says whose words they are. Four places had enough on the public record for us to stand behind them: three in Williams Landing (Balha’s Pastry, Daniel’s Donuts and The Jolly Miller Cafe) and one in neighbouring Truganina (Allura Cafe).
None of them is presented here as a fully plant-based kitchen, because we did not read that claim at any of them. What we found are vegan labels on individual items, one directory tag and one brand profile. In the pages and menu text we copied, we recorded no statement about shared fryers, shared benches or cross-contact for any of the four. That is a limit of what we read, not a finding that none exists, so each entry ends with the one thing worth asking.
This page also answers searches for vegan restaurants in the suburb. We could not verify a vegan restaurant for it, so it covers sweets, bakes and cafe menus instead.
The quick picks
| If you’re after | Head to | Order this | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| A baklava labelled vegan in its product name | Balha’s Pastry (Williams Landing) | Vegan Mix Baklava | $18.50 |
| Donuts, with a vegan mention in a brand profile | Daniel’s Donuts (Williams Landing) | see below | not printed here |
| A brunch menu with printed (V) and (VE) markers | The Jolly Miller Cafe (Williams Landing) | Jolly Vegan Burger (VE) | $29.50 |
| A halal-menu cafe that AGFG tags Vegan Options | Allura Cafe | see below | no vegan-labelled price we copied |
Balha’s Pastry (Williams Landing) — Shop K1, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027
Balha’s online shop lists a product named Vegan Mix Baklava from $18.50, next to Mix Baklava from $17.50, Baklava Cashew from $16.00 and Ma’mool Date Small from $14.00. Those are online shop prices, not necessarily the counter prices at the Williams Landing shop. HomeCo describes the shop as offering traditional Lebanese sweets and pastries. Baklava is layered filo pastry with nuts and syrup; the vegan label here is the shop’s own, in the product name, and the other three items below carry no such label.
On the menu (copied from balhaspastry.com.au on 2 October 2026):
- Vegan Mix Baklava: $18.50
Ask: whether the Williams Landing counter stocks the vegan baklava box, because the prices listed here are online shop prices.
Daniel’s Donuts (Williams Landing) — 73 Sayers Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027
DoorDash lists the store at 73 Sayers Road, and Cedar Woods describes it as a local destination for indulgent, freshly made donuts and sweet treats. The vegan mention comes from Only Melbourne’s profile of the Daniel’s Donuts brand, which describes donuts, pies, coffees, milkshakes and more and says “That includes vegan and gluten-free options.” That is a brand profile, not the Williams Landing shop’s own menu, and we could not read a menu with vegan markers for this shop.
Kitchen statement: we recorded none for this shop, so ask at the counter which donuts are vegan on the day.
The Jolly Miller Cafe (Williams Landing) — Shop T09, Williams Landing Shopping Centre, 100 Overton Road, Williams Landing VIC 3027
The brunch menu PDF linked from the cafe’s live Williams Landing page prints markers beside items, and we report them exactly as printed. The Jolly Vegan Burger (VE) is $29.50 and the Acai Bowl (GF, VE) is $23.90. The Biscoff Banana Bread French Toast (V) is $26.50, and a Vegan Big Breakfast is also listed with (VE). The Twisted Benedict, $26.90, carries no marker in the menu line we copied. Prices are printed as bare numbers, without a dollar sign. The cafe’s site lists Breakfast & Brunch Mon to Fri: 6am – 5pm and Sat & Sun: 8am – 4pm, and says hours may vary on public holidays.
On the menu (copied from thejollymiller.com.au on 2 October 2026):
- Jolly Vegan Burger (VE): $29.50
- Acai Bowl (GF, VE): $23.90
Menu markers: (V), (VE) and (GF) are printed beside items exactly as we copied them. We did not record the menu’s own key or any allergen note, so read the full PDF for both before you order.
Allura Cafe — Shop 6, 320 Forsyth Road, Truganina VIC 3029
Allura’s own site describes an all-halal menu and says breakfast is served daily from 8am - 2:30pm. The Australian Good Food Guide tags the cafe “Vegan Options”; that is a directory tag, not a statement from Allura’s own menu. We copied only the breakfast tab of its menu page, and none of those four items carries a vegan marker; other tabs on the page may. The Allura Breakfast ($26) lists eggs, sujuk, halloumi and labneh, the Shakshuka ($24) baked eggs and feta, the Smashed Avocado on Toast ($21) feta, and the Lebanese Egg Wrap ($19) fried eggs with in-house ghee.
Ask: whether any dish outside the breakfast tab is labelled vegan, because the directory tag names no dish and we copied only breakfast items.
Quick answers
Is there a vegan restaurant in Williams Landing?
None of the four places we could verify describes itself as fully plant-based in the pages we read. What we found are vegan-labelled items at Balha’s Pastry and The Jolly Miller Cafe, a brand-level vegan mention for Daniel’s Donuts and an AGFG “Vegan Options” tag for Allura Cafe in Truganina.
Where can I get vegan baklava near Williams Landing?
Balha’s Pastry lists a Vegan Mix Baklava from $18.50 in its online shop. Those are online shop prices, so ask the shop in HomeCo at Shop K1, 100 Overton Road, whether it stocks the box.
Does The Jolly Miller at Williams Landing have vegan dishes?
Its brunch menu prints (VE) beside the Jolly Vegan Burger at $29.50, the Acai Bowl (GF, VE) at $23.90 and a Vegan Big Breakfast. The Biscoff Banana Bread French Toast at $26.50 is marked (V).
Are Daniel’s Donuts vegan?
Only Melbourne’s profile of the brand says its range includes vegan and gluten-free options. That is not a menu for the Williams Landing shop, so ask at 73 Sayers Road which donuts are vegan on the day.
Does Allura Cafe in Truganina have vegan options?
The Australian Good Food Guide tags it “Vegan Options”, and its own site says the menu is all halal. We copied only the breakfast tab of its menu page and none of those four items carries a vegan marker, so check the other tabs or ask which dishes are vegan.
How we checked
We checked every place on this page against at least two independent sources on 2 October 2026: home-co.com.au, cedarwoods.com.au, the places’ own websites, a delivery-platform listing, onlymelbourne.com.au, OpenStreetMap and the Australian Good Food Guide. Every price is copied exactly as printed on the page linked under Sources, on 2 October 2026. Menus, prices and opening hours change, so check with the venue before you go. The cover photo is illustrative, from Unsplash, and does not show any place on this page.
Seen something out of date? Email [email protected] with the page link and what has changed, and we will check it again.
Sources
- Balha’s Pastry (Williams Landing): home-co.com.au/balhas-pastry, cedarwoods.com.au/restaurants-dining, balhaspastry.com.au
- Daniel’s Donuts (Williams Landing): doordash.com/daniel’s-donuts-williams-landing, cedarwoods.com.au/restaurants-dining, onlymelbourne.com.au/daniels-donuts
- The Jolly Miller Cafe (Williams Landing): thejollymiller.com.au/williams-landing, openstreetmap.org/7096924339, agfg.com.au/the-jolly-miller-williams-landing-65484, cedarwoods.com.au/restaurants-dining, thejollymiller.com.au/Jolly-Miller-Brunch-Menu-Nov25-1.pdf
- Allura Cafe: alluracafe.com.au/visit-us, agfg.com.au/allura-cafe-152739, alluracafe.com.au/menus, alluracafe.com.au
