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Gluten free · checked October 29, 2026
Toronto is an easy city for coeliacs: a dozen fully gluten-free kitchens downtown alone, from pho and dumplings to tacos, French pastry and gelato.
I have celiac disease, so it has to be gluten free with no cross-contact. Is this made away from flour, and does it go in a separate fryer?
The whole kitchen is gluten free. Order anything.
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Financial District · 133 Richmond St W, unit 101
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Pho, or a noodle salad
Vietnamese in the Financial District.
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Bloor and Bathurst · 2 Follis Ave
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Tacos, corn chips, then churros
Mexican small plates and drinks, with hundreds of reviews from coeliac diners.
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Junction Triangle · 457 St Clarens Ave
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Tostadas, tacos, the tartare
Mexican small plates out west in the Junction Triangle.
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Dundas West · 792 Dundas St W
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A burger with fries, then dessert
Burgers, sandwiches and fries from a kitchen with no gluten in it.
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Harbord Village · 100 Harbord St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A sandwich, or a cupcake and an espresso
The bistro's bakery and café near the University of Toronto.
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Christie Pits, Bloor St W · 835 Bloor St W
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A croissant, then a pastry
French pastry, croissants included.
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Kensington Market · 244 Augusta Ave
Reported fully gluten free, and vegan. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A cinnamon roll, or a cupcake
A bakery in Kensington Market. A coeliac diner who remembers the real thing says it holds up.
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Distillery District · 1 Trinity St, Container #2
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A tart, a scone or a slice of pie
A tart shop in a shipping container. One coeliac tourist says build the Distillery District into your trip for it.
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North Toronto, Yonge St · 3471A Yonge St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Dumplings and noodles
Chinese and pan-Asian food, dumplings included, gluten free and dairy free.
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St Clair West · 760 St Clair Ave W
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Pho, or pad Thai
A Vietnamese eatery with gluten-free soy sauce. Pricier than the usual pho shop.
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Mirvish Village · 6 Markham St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Gelato in a cone, tons of flavours
Gelato, cones included.
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Dupont · 1565 Dupont St
Reported fully gluten free. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Empanadas and arepas, then churros
Cheap Colombian food that non-coeliac friends love too.
Not a gluten-free kitchen, but trained for coeliacs: accredited, a separate fryer or a separate menu with real protocols.
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Queen West · 626 Queen St W
One coeliac diner called it the best celiac-safe restaurant ever. Say you're celiac. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Sushi and gluten-free tempura
Sushi with tempura you can eat, and over 50 safety ratings from coeliac diners.
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Leslieville · 1054 1/2 Gerrard St E
A dedicated gluten-free fryer, diners report. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: Fish and chips, crab cakes, calamari
Fish and chips coeliacs can have.
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St Lawrence, King St E · 107 King St E
A dedicated fryer, diners report. Say you're celiac. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A burger or fried chicken, and fries
Sports bar food coeliacs can share with everyone.
Plenty you can eat and staff who get it, in a kitchen that also uses flour. Say it's coeliac, not a preference.
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Queen West · 859 Queen St W
Gluten-free menu, 70 safety ratings from coeliac diners. Say you're celiac. Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports), checked October 29, 2026
Get: A burger with fries, and a gluten-free beer
Most of the menu is already gluten free, and the rest can be swapped at no charge.
Bloor West, Dundas West, Queen West and Kensington Market have most of the fully gluten-free places, many a short walk apart.
Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)Coeliac diners call a dedicated gluten-free fryer the top priority, and several pubs and fish-and-chip shops here have one.
Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)Some fully gluten-free places bake with oats. Ask if oats are a problem for you.
Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)Source: Find Me Gluten Free (coeliac diners' reports)
Canadian Celiac Association: Canada's national celiac charity.
Find Me Gluten Free: Toronto: Coeliac diners' reviews, the main source for this one.
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How Chef checks: every place here says it on its own site, or a coeliac writer who ate there does, and we link which. We checked on October 29, 2026. Kitchens change, staff change: if it's coeliac disease, say so every time. Photos marked "a photo like it" aren't of that place. No place paid to be here.
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